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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
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CONTENTS or THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY
3lTiI, 1862.
I..LKApISG ARTICLES: The Before Richmond; All
will come Right: Gen Banks; Colonization
Crotchets; Beauregard's Bulletin Emancpa-
tion Triumph the end approaches; An Ugly
Record; California; Ed torial Paragraphs.
IL. From GEN. McCLELLANs ARMY Battle near
Richmond. Correspondence of The N. Y. Tri-
III. .FRoM GEN. HALLEcx's Army: Evacuation OF
Corinth.
w FRox New ORLEANS.
v From GEN. McDowRLLs ARMY: Correspond.
enco Of the n. Y. Tribune.
VI. IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA Cores
pondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
VII. GEN. BANKS RETREAr: The battle OF Winches-
ter; List Of Killed. Wounded and Missing.
VIII. How GEN. BANKS ARMY WAS SAVED.
TX. PRocEEDISGs IN CONGRESS-.
X..FRoM WASHINGTON: Special dispatches to the
II. Y. Tribune.
FROM TIE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
XII. --LATEST WAR news.
Kill WAR News SUMMARY.
XIV. POETRY: " The Loyal Democrat"
XV..THE BATTLE AT SEVEN PINES: The attack on
Casey's Division-Arrival Of Wounded Sold
iers. Correspondence OF the n. Y. Tribune.
XVI. .GKNERtL NEWS SUMMARY.
XVII. ADDITIONAL List KILLED, WOUNDED AND
MISSING. IN 0ES BANKS ARMY.
XVIII. RELEASED New YORK PRIsoSE.s.
XIX. Mars: The Battle Before Richmond The at
tack on Gen. Banks.
Xxx. ExrESsivE GUERRILLA FoRArs.
XXI. AMERICAN Institute FARMERS CLuB.
XXI. The GROWING WHEAT CRoP IN ENGLAND.
XIII. THE PROPOSED MONARCHY FoR MEXICO. .
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XIV. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS
XVI. POLITICAL.
XVII. Personal. ..s..
XVIII. Cry NEWS. ..'....
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. HE&
XXI FRox SHIP ISLAND
XXXH. WALTER BkowS's MONTHLY Wool CIRCULAR.
XXXIl. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report Of Stock,
Money, Cotton, Grain, and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for the New York Tribune.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

ID VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE HON.
Id orabc District Court Of Black Hawk County, Iowa,
at the April adjourned term 1861? Of said Court the
designed, Assignee Of Alexander Wright, WILL on the
I'D day of July 1861 st two o'clock Of said day at
the door Of the Court House. In the city Of Daven
por in the county Of Scott and State Of Iowa. Offer for
sale public auction the highest biddei for cash. all
right title and interest," which said assignee have In
and to two certain promsory notes executed By VIM T.
Clark and Laura Clark for $3.50 cach secured by mort
rage upon real estate situated in the city Of Davenport
and being the mentioned in the assignment Of said
Alexander Wright to me.
- - - SOLOMON LOMBARD Assignee.
& Dated June 10th 1862, a#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
Charleston Doomed.

Our news from South Carolina is encoura-
ging. Our troops have succeeded in landing
within few miles Of the city Of Charleston,
and anumber of skirmishes have occurred, in
which the rebels were routed. Rebel officers
taken prisoners say that the approaches to
the city are lined with batteries, and every
inch II the ground will be hotly contested.
We may expect very soon to hear Of the fall
of this Ubiquitous city. Gen. Hunter will do
the work up as rapidly as possible. . ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

REBEL FORCE AT RlcnMoND.-A distin-
guished rebel sympathzer, by the name of
Jones, who was in town few days since,
said to friend: :" l have letter stating
that tho Confederatcs have force of about
two hundred and twenty-five thousand men
ct Richmond" ",Ah, If that is the case" "
said his friend, !" l am afraid Mcclellan will
get whipped r. Hope inspires belief.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con-

There will he Republican Congressional Convention
for the 9Th District Of Iowa held at Webster City in Ham,
ton County on Thursday, August 9TH 1862 at o'clock
r. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating Republican Can
didate for Congress Each County viii have repre-
sentative and additional for every 100 votes
shown by the vote for Governor Krkwood and for
every fraction of forty and every delegate must
be bona fde resident Of the county he represents
- fz,.r4- nt4sE ~ w. IL. CURTISS,
Chairman Rep. Gen. Com. eth Con. Dist. Ioicd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

II Is suggested that the several townships meet in their
respective townships the "Wednesday evening previous
to the day upon which the County Convention is appoint
ed TO mceand choose their number delegates to rep
resent them in said Convention ~ g. Fri .rE
{ BY order Of County Central Committee. ...,....-
os. Fp g. a. JAMES s. GEORGE. Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
For the Gazette.

MEssRs. EDITORS I'm an article that APP
turc of d. some person inquiries after the
authorship of an article that appeared in the
GAZETTE Of the 9th inst, signodJ. D. Dewey,
and wants to know whether it is the same Dew
ey that worked five or six years to elect Mr..
Curtiss. Well the probability is that it is
thu same. If Mr. b. had said voted for Mr..
Curtiss would be ready to say positively
that it is the same Dewey. Perhaps it would
be we'll here to give the gentlemen my rea-
sons for voting as did. Twas not acquain-
ted with Mr.. Close; was with Mr.. Curtss,
and considered him a man every way quail
fed to discharge the duties Of the Office.
voted for others as did because always
do my own voting and intended to vote for
the best man.
Mr. BIS insinuation about regular tickets,
and regular nominations is all bosh, and he
knows it. From the tone of friend BIS arti-
Gle it is quite evident he has been hit. Now,
as there was nothing in the article that any
person but standing candidate could posi-
bly, take offence at, infer that Mr. B. must
be candidate. What l said before was a
mere suggestion and assure the gentleman
that it was through none other than patriotic
motives that made it. Mr.. B. should not
allow himself to go off half cooked. My OBJ
ject was to get rid Of some light stuff-some
as the farmer managed to kill his rats-he
burned his barn. CT mistake not We will
catch one rat without burning the barn.
Now, Friend b., you are evidently candi-
date come right out Of the brush, give us
your name and tell us all about it. l, as an
individual, insist. on knowing your opinion
of some matters before vote for you. We
may have other candidates in the field, some
may bid higher than you and some lower.
If l find Democrat that think will do
more to suppress the rebellion than you can
and better man to devise ways and means
to pay expenses, one that is true to the
present Constitution and higher law shall
undoubtedly vote for him in preference to
you. Tell us what you think about curtail.
ing cur officers salaries; and give us your
opinion about holding our primary meetings.
Would it not be better to abandon the plan
of holding them at night and have them in
broad day light? Finally, Mr.. b., when you
come again don't let your mirthfulness get
the start of you, give us the regular facts,
little less jesting and more sense.
J. D. DEWEY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

Do You MEAN Ir.-The Democrat Of this
place in an editorial entitled, "Who are the
Loyal Men ?" says:
"Wc offer, and no loyal man will attempt
to offer, an apology for Southern treason"
We shall probably bc told that the rcspon.
sibility OF that declaration rests with the
proof.reader. -----.----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

FIRE IN THE Iowa STATE PRIsoS. The old
shops of the State Prison, at Fort Madison,
took fire on the-l 9th inst, and burned to the
ground. The loss is estimated at from $l5,-
600 to $4,000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

.sDErEsDERs Of just cause, may God
have you in his keeping. Daris. p.
He will; .v.ngs.ncs is mine saith The
Lord -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Notice IL hereby given that delegate Republican State
Convention will he held at Des Moines, Wednesday
the 2d day Of july A. D. 1862 for the purpose of put
ting IN nominaton Secretary and Auditor OF State At
torncy General and Register Of the State Land Office and
for the transaction Of such other business may be-
deemed eSpedent when met.
ve ratio Of representation viii be follows, viz One
Delegate from each organized county, Delegate
for every hundred votes cast for Abraham lincoln
for President United States In $780, and one add
ticnal Delegate for any fractional vote exceeding fifty
Mxens regardless former political associations
who In favor of giving the National Administrations
their honsst support in thorough and vigorous prose-
cuon Of the for the suppression of rebellion are In
vitsd 10 cooperate throughout the State.
JOHN DEWEY Chairman 9th Dist
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
sHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF Iowa, l..
Black Hawk County.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON THE
IN 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862, at II O'Clock ~, OF
said day the front Court House In the village
Of Waterloo. County aforesaid will be sold At public
tion TO the highest bidder, for cash. the following des
eribed Real Estate taken on Special Execution Issued
ou Of the Oce the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
County in favor Of f. D. HATCH and against John w. In
man. Mary l.. Inman and Z. w. Dyer, to-wit Lot one
In Block three in Edwin Browns addition TO the village
Of Cedar Falls in Black Hawk County, Iowa, so much
thereof may be necessary to satisfy said Writ Of Exc
cuton and all accruing costs.
Dated Sherif's ONCE Waterloo, June 10th, A. D. 1862
ID, ALLEN Plaintiffs Attorney. l3-2w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
REBELLION RECORD,

REBELLION RECORD,
Edited by Frank Moore,
" the Gn TG cs' nsEF
ERNxENT NOW GOING ON.
FULL, IMPARTIAL, AND RELIABLE.
A RECORD WHICH THE COURTS, THE DEPART
MENTS, AND THE PRESS, quote, as the
HISTORY OF THE TIMES.
appeal. to the intelligence of every citizen. ny ref
erence to 1t every person be fairly and truthfuy
posted up in relation to this
Great Rebellion.
..... IT coKrArNs,-I.
s 81 E "
BY EDWARD EvERITT.
III.
A Diary OF Verified Events;
Commencing with the meeting the South Carolina Con
vention, Dec. 18th, 1s60-gving in the form oil Diary
concise succnc and truthful history Of every event
As 1t occurs.
Documents, Speeches,
Extended Narratives, &C.,
"" CONSISTING ALL
MESs aGra AHn ppnr, .; n1mNs 81.
.. w.. nj p. M.w ~. "a :. T = ,.o,e
SPECIAL ORDERS, &C.. &c.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNTS OF THE MOVEMENTS o. TRoors.
IMPORTANT SPEECHES AND LET
TIERS PROM LEADING MES, NORTH AND Sorru.
PICTURESQUE NARRATIVES from eve vitnessesA A.
o. the HnEAr DAIILES, SECESs!oN OKDl-
NANeAS, A1SsA0ES, rkoCLAAATlONS, &C.
w.
RUMoRs. INCIDENTS, PArRIorIC
SONGS, AND BALLADS.
Illustrated with correct Portraits engraved on steel o:
MAPS AND DIAGRAMS OF THE
PLANS OF BATTLES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

a. We KNOW NOT WHERE ELsR MUCH AUTHENTIC IN
TELLiGESCE OF THE REBELLION CAN OBTAINED"
mo OTHER WORK POSSESSES VALUE AS WORK OF
REFERENCE"
" 1T IS RELIABLE, COMPLETE AND DESIRABLE"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20

. Allowed during vacation.
NorE.-The missing numbers were withdrawn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-20
OF THE DAILY. TRI.WEEKLy
A ANP y XE p 1sS, MISSOURI DEMOCRAT, FOB

Dated June 10th 1859. s-
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS Oh
N persons desiring Country Residences
The subscriber Offers for sale HIS Country Rssdence re-
Gently surveyed aud laid out that IL be divided into
three distinct parcels eacn having front and most
splendid oudlg SITES The property consists OF OO acres
hne stylish old mansion lawn of fourteen of lofty
shade trees native and imported of great
variety garden astefuly designed stocked with fruits
and flowers; onhudings including house, yatchmans
cottage fronting on line harbor and bowling alley
Inc situation hes nneaed advantages for either private
residence or Tor speculation having bold shore the
sound mile In extent two sides beed inlet
one side by the main road; tracing
gently slope either every building site commands
me views OF Tho Sound ana surrounding country Two
thiS OF the sites can have fronts The place Is per-
iectly healthy water excellent and air nvgorating Dis
unce rom the city IL miles ty New Haven Railroad bns
ness men can reach the city from this place in less time than
IRON Harlem by the Persons desrons Of
avoalng city taxes the dangers and deenons IN crossing
the rivers will do well TO this advertisement their early
attention. No estate OF equal size within hundred miles
q New YORK combines the diversified ADVANTAGES and regal
elegance oil this old residence in particular and all its
appointments The present distance railroad stations
miles When "Chasworh" is made station, now In con
temptation (depot already bni) the distance will be only
e. X. COLLINS,
or to him at the Office of Woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays between II and
O'Clock where map be
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AmUsEmENTs.

A CADEMY or MUsIc.-LUcREzrA BoRGIA,,
Aofics-ssst. may be .ssar.d for rosleHrs LIZ
sAHdSDxyISo asasSb ~ GALA la; lrE;sgsqRsAscr
i7 ia: ';isE ss;s soar
when WIN be pa e o%s't so.. f:aqs tragic opera Of
b2FsI hpgxo NoaEYsi as pnss Ss91 sos.s or.s,
c@onegcior Como ana Nis al piresor sig Muzio
SEVENTH ASD GRx ,D GALA opERA NIGHT.
A oApEay o. Music -ro.MoERow- NIGHT
~. c, GRAND EXTRA NIGHT
, N Mr GkAN n,s thr Gqgot tina, he VIII give
sATuKDAy % EyESiNc, Nov. p 7rH OPERA NIGHT.
gramme
III Iff the sr9so,%%pp1'S co%p&SY N Viii SPFAH h precisely
The Pc formances viii consist OF the entire OF verds
LA TRAvIaTA
Ba1oNonG a. AEFkEpo AMoDIo l cxosr
To be followed BY the hrs, NORM 81 & b'i00f'
snsi 4DSsA
The performance viii cude with the American Nalonas
a." THE STAR sPANcLED BANNER,
sung by as and MoaEs
,,s .ns '' ,ss CHI ouoS5s Ss wM ~ 4as GAsTbE 5yrnA
ana sqsrs Frs & a the exception lie
win be suspended II respectfully announced that apP
cations for free tickets cannot be attended TO.
4. A CADEMY OF MUsIo-DINoRAH
n The sale of first representation OF DINO.
RAH VII at all the ticket Offices THIS FRIDAY,
Mr. GRAu would respectfully rform the public that a. hs
'''''"'' MESERBEERs i LATEST WORK,
S$$rtErEHs 81 tE EAsD2s ss FSsssnH Pc rIaEnAHI
every FIRST fsef' fosrvE sfni e NOVELTY IN OPERA
which he M as MoY yaSN Mn %
when he trusts to merit the general Appreciation Of his pa
irons by the thorough and complete manner n which
PLACED ON THE STAGE
NEW SCENERY AND NEW DRESSES
- VOCAL cHoEAL TsTs ! 81 AEp an D,,os ORCHESTRAL
opo" '"'' AYGIoLINA coRDIER
~ HER FIRST APPE1RANcE IN NEW YORK
ROLE OF THE HEROINE
The music and the story are blended with the hand OF
excite the utmos. admiration The subject is pastoral
once impressive natural while The pictures o!
the whole invention both IN the treatment Of the story ana
the music justly entes 1t 10 the distinction u now en-
Meyerbeer is distinguished for attempting what some
completely overcome IN tins opera as 10 ohfr eass sue
vaon Gould any believe that, without becoming mo
sns. so simple faI nsea moving
sound and Yet 'hs has been aae a MN e ne
the close OF the first act the grand dramatic .leus
. s Resr essnd soa ss "Ga hs the hr a os "
DRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsfc-oPERA
ID The box Office VIII onsn ihs mSsng or . a. se S Nss
street, Wall -, , rv,o~
Mr. GRAU respectfully announces that the FIRST
GRAND OPERA NIGHT IN BRooKLYN this season will
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %.
On this OCCASION brated PIna ,nna,
SIGNORA GINEVRA GUERRA sELLA
will have her first appearance TO BROOK
Ign audience. ~ ,.,.
First appearance OF the new Contralto
SIGNORlEA MORENSl
when will be produced Verdfs ce.ebated Opera OF
IL TROyATORE
hsaeo ASoDS
and Musical Director ssnor suAro y,
served seats extra family circle 80 cents; gallery
Is
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

XNALLACKS.
w Entrance In Broadway and Thirteenth street,
Open at ~ beg n ats over before IL.
TONIGHT (FRIDAYJ,
ffh time, the justly rated gti old comedy by
Morton aulhor of TAe Way Get Married." "Schooi OF
Reform Cure for the Hrarta. he" &c, &C.,
SPEED
THE
PLOUGH.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

w =. Thsy Th.sysninsi n ! E,.s.y ysv yW,,s,.vs Ils
m MAKE s'sH caAssHfsG sPfSsis the
THE p. INV sEisHT a;saTS BRILLIANT PIECES,
80 ~ FRINGE poLoRoso
AA1 THE IRISH TIGER
which abound .r all tina,
GALLANTRY AND GRACE
so ATTRACTIVE A TALIsMAN
DELIGHTFUL DELINEAToRs
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams in three pieces every night
Box BOOK open SIX days in advance
NIBLos GARDEN
EEfbi; SFSEslT SISTsa r NOV s. aSHHicA
for the last time the {, ssresming Psnto%me 1 of
Simon, the foo,maa siMos's MisHArsG GABRrEL RAvEL
is,s%sa RE5oH1
MosNrifE E1i s. 1ouSe ths sa AnEacA LEHMAN
After which the great RED Ei SoMe entitled the
Fss Rss sa;%Sas ,nons Warrior GABEiEL KAyEk
''''at the HE GREsT III TRxrEzG TIA ~ FEAT
sssss sHsS# SSsSS
oABnlH1's f1aH#hffi af$HaHATaE 5EHSSiiIr AND LAST
Mr. Wheaey takes much pleasure Il 4nnounsns that he
W ssssa EvENlSG
r tine this season. in his great shakSperean character Of
1ss Nc aS NE,
a sa hi Ssao" to mise en- which 'A'A'
ticn Of CAMILLE in Brooklyn and this siy Mr. wheacy
ha s o a osSbs w repeat
The performance will commence alta o'clock The doors
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
" 455 Broadway, of Broome street. :
D''e''' TiiIRrY.FIFTH OPERA NIGHT. A"''Au'A
grand Romantic difSS SSE i 1SR1seaS4z iSgE ss;i
which T MosT s. FEEFEcT Th oasr AND
o' '''''1 rHIhTYslx iisTiHs NH OPERA NIGHT,
~ - THk MAGIC FLUTE,
which viii be produced in he magnificent style and
with the same perfection in al its details heretofore.
Grand SACRED CONCERT
Doors open az 4 opsla commences at s.
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
's FRIDAY EvhxIsS NA;,S NOV. ii :" 'sSs, :" I''''''
svS vs,5$ s1i;,'zs 1slsssH \ s's$sfs #f%,1; $ssaAs
D1NoNa 1HE SRFsT sT HE oMAnasd 9G
and the very best da"i BGGEsE1S to the puO'
sketch in the life and of the notorious house
'''"A''' JACK SHEPPARD
Mn M e. G. Bsntsss as Claude Duva and jack sheppard
~ Geo Brooks M as France and A.. Irrrnpsop; p.s.
Mrs Ms
LroUs OLD BowERY THEATRE.
eL5koHs rEcEs IL Ms 8 On + RIG OCCASION
The fHs HREo'ffiEaoS 1IaS%YER
Robert Howard s%iss Sfss'H joF4san 4ss D'aV
Natz Teck Mr u =. fex
Llses (~i'h ''nss'. JACK cADE Miss Fanny Herring
@ SoSlssSkl sss .Ef GEtAon A5n Miss + Herring
Nipcheere .....H. Chapman Wndllss. G. W. Thompson
GEORGE cHRIsTYs MINsrRELs,
%IS
THE OLDEST EsrABLIsHFp BAND AN IN THE UNITED
First night Of the new sIAoS Fs,ef nil GaIlsa SpnRs
GEORGE CHRIsTY AS JULIUS CROW.
All the Company appear in new songs Choruses and
TA,eh ssy S'lg e,sba,sS
Hall spienddiy lighted warmed and ventilated .,..,
DG aGasn n %
CAMrBELLs MINsTREI.s,
C rALACE or MUSIC, - ,, ,,,v,.,,
s1HEh1 SofSs5 Avnsus
R0AEs or a4 ASDHS'Hs
WITH 9%S 11SS fEHs HEz.R r HFHSlsa Has $ssr END
This beautiful hall entirely rsmedeled improved.
Ss dG
and comfortable auditorium.
ImnVns n success of the
CAMPBAL LIS
GRAND tHig@ASEl f9H45 s4Slq s soS& n.
DsTl' & S"fa E. aessy nsy"sf ssS. Gray ,ss '
Eo.st rsssay saSnsSn Gni: II n;x
Wo.nsns i.rl!s Qyid g. Postage Stamps, fsntation
s.syn. .s ~ III sS Tucker Darkeys the Leve<. &C.
Tycka,. o. ccns. - 49, Children, l5 cents.
, - -------------
IRVING HALL
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

E'OR SALE--A CASH GROCERY, WITH GOOD
trade established the best thorouahi ares IN
brooklyn Inquire OF COLE MURPHY, Auctioncers, i5s
i lreet
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

n,HE PAgIsfAN CABINET OF
il WONDERS AND ANATOMY,
563 BROADWAY
Open daily from ten A. NJ. 70 ten Il.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Gentlemen visiting the city viii do themselves and antilles
great njustee by witnessing this truly and
instructive exhibition The world renowned t,ertun st
attracts innumerable admirers.
DHILIIARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
l Twenty FIRST Season. 1662-6S. Public Rehearsal No.
sw take place at Irving Hail. Saturday November a.
Al 3k O'Clock r. M. Extra admission 70 the rehearsal
nifty each Subscriptions received the usual places
BY order L. SPIER Secretary.
TIVE WANDERED BY THE HUT sIDE
i But never found . place 20 inviting as the
GREAT ST. NICHOLAS CASINO, 500 BROADWAY
The largest and most complete kuso Hau IN America.
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n REwARD.-LosT, TWO TEETH ON GOLD
spC plate. Please address A. e.. Herald once

mOn REWARD-LOST, BLACK AND TAN TER.
1LU rer Dog; and tall cropped; about is pounds
weight The above reward will be paid to the person
the 10 No Barclay street. second door.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

L'oR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. RETAIL COUNTRY
store. doing good business Apply al zoi beecker
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

TOR sALE-sToCK OF DRY GOODS, ON THE
r Eighth avenue: amount about $4,000 will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulars apply NJ 100 sxtn avenue
Thirteenth street. - 20
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

Saws; Circular Saw Bench, small Planning Machine, iron
bed; Machine for moulding irregular edges, &C.. with Cut
tiers, Boring Machines Shafting, Betting Must sold
Apply A. MILLS, l25 avenue D. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

nRuG STORE FOR SALE-LOcATED ON ONE OF
the leading avenues. and in na business neighoor-
mood is no" doing fair viii he sold low 70
cash customer Apply j. e. kIP'S pharmacy Third ave
nuc, near Eighty-sxth stree
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
rsyR SALE.

"A for sae-situale in Of the enterpsng towns
in the coal regions OF Kent very moderate
tanned Will be sold at bargain in consequence Of the
the proprietor, who wishes business
that account Apply immediately to H. r. d. Isl Eighth
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

~ medallion back Sofa, one Arm Chair one Reception
aud mrdaen Chairs covered IN rich French
cae co elb, will be sold for $i00), do for s75
solid black walnut Suit, seven pieces, win be sold Tor
SOS lot of Parlor Bedroom Dining Room Furniture
will be sold at great sacrifice for cash Apply nj l9 West
EiGhth street. between FIFTH and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

L,oR sALE-A DOUBLE OYSTER STAND, KNOWN
as 10 and IL Atlantic market OF Atlantic and
Hicks streets, South Brooklyn Inquire at the stands
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

NOR sALE7A LARGE LOT OF FLAX AND TOW
Machinery in good running order, consisting Of Card
viii be sod cheap for cash Apply to TODD x RAFFERTY,
Paterson, n }. or IS Dey street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

0O inst, at tho German Opera, formerly wallack's
heaire Portfolio containing about $40 In Treasury Notes
aud small Bills and some Papers value anybody but
the The finder may keep the money and moreover
receive the above reward leaving the papers the oce
OF the Prescott House. Broadway and Spring street,
and no questions asked.