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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

md What don't do doat DO il, uot nueh,
d",''t- Nv wife don't, either"
''Whats the matter with the old foolf"
inquired Betsy, Iayin down her knittin work
and eOmin to me.
''Ths giant intellect Wanders I" nurnur-
ed the sehoolnaster.
"PerhaPs," said Mr.. Skimpins, who vas
Ttngin the water out Of his coat tails, slpef-
hHps it's suthiu With sugar into IL"
"Neither," said l. ANY mind q, clear,
Tn locid. Pm honest Old ArtI Aud m
tell you a rittle story. When I lived
'HPi cried the editor Of the BuRIs-.Ia
lispatch q dispatch and be tore q paper
from the Telegraph boy, who stood In The
doorway. s.Irs from Washington. Wasb-
ington is safer
a. Il must be safe, !" said. al don't care
whether there's gun in WashiuRaop OF
not. Let all the men we've been sending
there for the past year aud half Just lay
Down on the Outsquirts Of the town, and Il
Eill take the entire rebel army sig months
70 climb over theml Yes, think wash
inEtOa is safe"
"Tbs affairs Of the nation" said the
schoolmaster, care conducted with signal
bTillianee.n
" WhIchunee 2" I asked.
Brilliance, ,sir-briiliauce I"
w oRGAA HA4EGASAGlNA NllQ l.
do. Why don't the GcV'ment use the
negroes. Why not make 'em useful Ia
every possible Way2 The rebels make 'em
shoot At us-Why shouldn't We teach 'em
TO shoot At the rebels Admittiu', for ar
gymenrs sake, that negroes isn't superior
70 horses and asses-don't We work our
horses aud asses 2"
AYES, certainly" replied, 1--WE work
our horses, bat We put asses onto en-!
That's what makes rs so siekP
" think seeit," said the schooImastsr.
ave arn't very we'll, that's a faet.H
''NO," replied and I'll say this: II
with our vast advantage, Ia almost every
respect over the South; If We, q great free
nation by ourselves, can't WolluP the foe
till he yells for mercy, then Im goin' 10
Mexico where they have stable Gov'u eat
and the rest Of you bad better take suthing
warm and lay doWui But, my friends, new
er dispair Of the Republic. We air about
to try It on agtu, with . army big enough
to grind il TO Powder-an army TO be led,
let rs an-Pray, by one good man Better
and beAver troops never st then ourE.-
They've done heT duty, God bless 'emI
But they've had too many bosses. The on
ly trouble with our army has been Bad
BOsStH. This is TO be reformed bereafter-
and so hOorah for the oil Asg May il
soou ay over every State with all its wan
derin stars come back agin, as ia the hap
Py old time! That's worth fighting for
it's worth dyin' fori Young man, enlist
right'oH. Air you afeared it'll spile your
beauty1 Let me tell you that the best and
prettiest girls in this country air hereafter
goin to be cOurted by fellows on crutches,
who have done great things in battle,
and you chaps who staid at home
in your cOuntTy's dark hour won't
stand no more eha6ce Of gettin' one Of 'em
than JED. Davis does of goiu to heaven IN
a balloon EnliSt--enlistl In the language
OF Il HImlet's daddy, list, oh I list T. -
And il bein' late, the company dispersed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
InterestIng b. the LadIes.

1t will doubtless interest the fair sex to
know that the prices for bonnets and bon
net material this fall are unusually high
showing large advance on the prices of
last year. For veIyets which last fall sold
for four dollars, five dollars and twenty-five
cents is now charged by first bands. Aad
ribbons have risen in proportion, as well as
the appurtenances of the millioners' pro-
fession. People who must wear "ducks
of bOuuets" must now pay for them. The
high duty upon goods and the immense
prices of exchange, tell with corresponding
immeusity upon the cost of ladies' wear Of
all kinds, and bonnets in particular. os,
trich feathers that five years ago cost three
dollars are now scarce at eight, and even a
higher figure. Among the novelties intro
duced by the milIiners this fall is a new
color known as the maryland" Itis uu-
like other colOrs out, being a mixture appa-
reutly, of butternut brown and pinkey yell
low. Another new color is the "Capuchin',
IAN orange color reddened beyond the
natural tint, so that the eye hesitates
whether to fix it as one or the other. The
fame color is still in vogue, and SO is the
rediest possible hue of vermilliOn that the
dyer can produce. These, and gorgeous
shade of purple not hitherto attained, COM
prise the principal colors Introduced for the
fall and winter of 1852. Ribbons and
feathers are furnished 70 correspond. The
former are both iu silk and velvet. The
last will bO used as trimming every
where.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
OTemporatOMauryi

Lieutenant Maury gravely writes to
his friend, the French Admiral Chabanne,
that the Northerners take Richmond
paper. duplicate its form, type and
advertisements, fill its reading columns
with their own inventions, and send il
abroad as a bona Jide Southern paper"
Such paper would very likely contain
as reliable currentnews as one Of Maury's
charts If Maury believes what he wrote
to the French Admiral he is fool, if not
he is liar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
A Union Soldiers Experience In the

Private p. W. Richardson, of the First
Virginia Regiment, who was taken prison
er at the battle of Port Republic, writes
from Alexandria. Va. to friend in this
city. giving an account of his experience
in Secessta. e.......s.
will give you a short chapter of my ad :
ventures after the battle of Port Republic
helped James Goudy, of. company l, of
the battle 6eld, and by so doing got little
behind the rest. Ashby's cavalry dashed
on me and ordered me to surrender.
threw my gun down and told them was
their prisoner, Gen. EweIl rode up to me
and asked me what regiment belonged to-
told him, and he said was a traitor and
ought to be ashamed of myself. Itold him
couldn't see it." just felt iu the hu-
NOR to talk 10 them.
had had nothing to eat for two days
before the hght, aud was in my barefeet,
which were cut and sore. They took me
up the mountain where saw the rest of
our company. nearly froze to death that
night. The next morning they gave us a
little -four and meat. We then marched to
Charlottesville. The rebels all along would
point TO me and say, "look at that poor
Yankee" told them needed something
to eat worse than their sympathy. We got
on the cars at Charlottesville and went to
Lynchburg, where we suffered all the in-
dlgnities they,:eould,heap upon us. We lay
in the rain and mud for two long months
AT last we received the welcome news that
we were to be exchanged We got on the
cars and went to Belle isle, Richmond. 1t
WAS an awful hole. We were nearly
starved there. We got a piece of bread,
about the size of your fist, twice a day; and
twice a week we get a little piece of meat,
and three times-R week)we got bean sling
that is, "a bag of niger beans (such as they
had) pitched backwards and forwards over
the kettle, SO that the sh llow oi..the beans
would strike on the water, and then we had
soup. Sometimes they would cheat US out
of one ration of bread, and we would get
so weak that we could hardly walk. The
men died like dogs. They would fetch
over the river a boat load of bread and q
boat load of cofins, so that man could
look at his cofin and then lay down and
die. never was so glad in my life as
was 10 get the order to leave tu living
grave. came very near giving out, but /
would have gone until II fell dead / only
pray that l may soon be discharged TO pay
them back for what they have done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYP
THAT'S THE QUESTION.

,TNHR proprietors Of the "PARIsIAN CABINET OF
WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MKDICINE'' haze
etermIned regardless Of expense, to issue, ee, (or
the beneft Of suffering humanItY) FDUR Of their
most instructive and Interesting Lectures 0n Mar.
riage and Its DsQuAlheationst. n erSous Debility,
mesa or Depression, Loss Of Energy and Vital Pow
ers the Great Social ETls and those MAAdies which
result from youthful foles Excess OF Maturity, or
inv lu1Io Lectures have been the means Of enight-
eninE and saving Thousands, and will be forwarded
free on the receipt OF four st4mps by addressing
SECRETARY PARIsIAa OAlTNEf OF ANAFoNT AND
MEDICINE, sos BrSsdSay, New York. Je21-iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

MorTo EOR A GERHAs REeInExT.-"In
hoo SigeI yinssG"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
An oId LndY,s TrIhnte.

Among the other articles received by the
Washington Sanitary Commission, lately,
was a good and patriotic old lady's tribute,
to be laid on the altar Of her country. bear
ing this inscriptiOn:-
''These socks we're spun aud knit by Mrs.
Zeruah Clapp. SO years old, whose hands
in youth were engaged 10 moulding bullets
iu the. Revolutionary War.R eep thS toes Of
these socks toiOGrdS the re6eEs.
CAEsTRRTowE, n. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

An OLD ExEXpr1oN LGw.-'When a
man hath taken a new wife he shall not
go out to war, neither shall he be charged
with any business, but he shall be free
at home one year, and shall cheer up his
wife which he hath taken. .p-Deut. "a:
5th.
If this law could be re-enacted now, the
state of matrimony would probably show
more volunteers for the Union than any
State in the country. osi &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

TnE editress of the Ladies Repository
says; "The nation wants a man." And
the Milford Journal asks if that lady has
not cOnfounded her own personal want
with that ofthe nation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
Cusiem-7souse PcrqGisites.

To fis Editor Of The " \. T'!ba1e
SIR: At the last session of Congress- scheme
was carried through The Committee on Commerce,
and thence through the House, whereby the Col
lector, Naval Officer. and Surveyor Of tits Port
ioii.tly share one half Of all the Rebel maritime
proredy coufseated in this port. This WAS An ad-
dition 70 the already enormous perqnises of these
officers. Can ANYBODY tell how such measure wss
smuggled ihroughi Who paid is way? Some
body, Of course, for there games If sharp practice
are not PLAYED without stakes
Itiea iii,e trying that while orr nation is becom'
ing eufeebled win debt, aud the patient people con-
fronting the taxgatherer nj every turn, va sums VI
money are being diverted from tho Governments
Treasury into the pockets Of tie somewhat ava
rcous triumyirate who reign over oar Custom
House eau Republican Admins ration. with
great war on it, hands and tie siimu Us 10 economy
which ouly extreme poverty oal give, AFFORD thus 70
psmyer few parasites
VIII YOU not Us public journals, ventate this
piece OF special legislation, with view OF pEoyd'
ing remedy at an early period after the next ses-
sion beginsi s0ior O0H'ih''i''''
Neic- York, Oct. II, lisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
a Suggestion.

" -, Tsvoy IF The ". y lrityne
SIN: The insuiiiceney Of firearms having been
preached would suggest that the scythe, listened
ON n wooden handle, stnig lt rs is done Win the
ordinary PIKE, would prove formidable weapon N
the hands OF body Of fighting men.
A, the head of rough, undrilled scythemeu, the
celebrated Koscuszko won the battle OF Racaiawics
aoaiust a Russian army by far ou'numberng lis
rs,rio,;c volunteers. This, of course. was done by
hand TO baud fight against wedisciplined infantry,
and By sorming aud taking the numerous Russian
batteries.
In 1881 the Poles had only, oil in oil, about 9V,coo
smooth.boro carbines for a campaign which Lasted
about eight months. The invading Russian army
numbered about 10000 men, with more than 3o0
cannon Of various caliber, while the Poles had
senreely IOO including those Of heavy eaber in tho
Notifications Of Warsaw.
The scyrhs was largely used by the Polish vosan'
teers. and contributed much toward surrounding
with glory that celebrated, although fatally eDdn'
uor GuRowsSi.
ua,tiac,cr Oct G. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
The Acnrcity An Dixie.

The following is among she latest advices from the
hear, of the Rebellion, by one whose testimony may
BIO relied on:
spseial Di.pa,,h TO the St. Louis Republican
CAIRO, October o.
Mr. Montgomery. tie burlness man OF !hs -
arrived here to-day having 10y sssss good 'HeA
~, ,n, 10 run the blockade. They represent "'"V''
-. :, yi,l.burs and say tina; the Paes can %
.s~ur,d a. any momen. If eormio'd attack made ana
Flour Is fifty two dollars barrel domestic a' !. a ssa
half yard. lilo wore raif OF ''0e' ''' VIM" ~
Nh Montgomery .ys thar, outside OF tho army 'nc' arc
.,,.p homes, secsssionlsis in Nieksenis and NAV
tho people daily make Pm'se 70 the an a 'Oo's
M ~ ibe hopc Of seeing the white 'mo~e oil 'e suno's''
Guy ,,,, tss river to capture and occupy tie city
cooa Is worth three eeps pound, Confederate currency.
Of q will not putkhase pair Of negro shoes Aosss
ten vsr ceut of the cotton I" Mississippi n" been 0u'"
ba tho extraordinary high pdces offering In 'icAs
~ are doe not to the depreciation Of currency but to NE
,c,reiy Of goods. Currency will purchase @'rsasnas'
usarly AZ chsrg!@ gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
1862.
Il II /,
| Sfi:s.

pyS!.syLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with g. connection. iyrlul -
THE sH0RTFsF And QUICKEST ROUTE
r,o,' .rv. Y0nE 40 TINS PRNCpii WEfrYas tfrlE'
irLt tr.lns run daily from New ioik 10 TLiadc' h va
''s"' Nrw.Jsrsry aud C,i4ion sui Amhoy hae ,,,,.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS lON lllE WIZ ~ ms
NJ" uuIIiE LEkVE NEW-YORK FBOM THE
fOOT OF COCKTLANDfSF
BY WY Of Philadelphia o.. morning ptss' gers ie''' " y
York ~ d. i sam. time az othef Flur'i EY'n4'e u
ltG p n one hour .fter Ian other Iihr'. "a , -,
By way Of Allentown. eveu.ng paeug-n Leave f,n ~
three ho6fs tLan tho Eohcn lines aud ~ BOA toi'
the tho Nnrhem lines ~ IN go sn
points IN tho North West Crrslnr. iuianopohs loa"hr
f. Louis Ccvosni Columbus, Cincinnati. ana al man
points Wet with lever changes Of cars. p,n,ttt. d,
PIt.bnsf gss miles aud New to PaabGis,, ~ n''
smokng snd Saloon Clrs on all ,r.ir-
Fare tne am. other rOutfs.
BGggage checked through. Iroh.liis h'-'
s.cire Tie eta good until med. by fi.sblfsh.
WESTERN fMiOhAIlON. r,,,-...
The Pcnn-ylyauiA 'eitsa '"mptny nus ca @ !. y,
uoy- to ae. moving Ies;wsr ~ on' hall tho fiscal
Of fare. ,,.,,..,
By his route heights Il al descriptions can be iowa"'a
70 and from any point tho haiir, ads o. Onio hrnpc.y
dans Limos Wisconsin, Iowa. o. Missouri ~ hAiis =,
ROAD DIRECT any port on the nayislyio i'rf' OF
the Wet by steamers lsoni Pittsburgh. -, ~. -
The Of freight ard from Az poiti TIE Wctuy
the Peunsysana RAILROAD ct al time, - a'ofopli ~ ~
charged BY other hnfoid tonpties Nefcntrt ana tWP'
I, ininfine tho ransPofiSon Of Their fght 10 ms Yum
Isny. ca rely i.h confidence on ~ ,rcoiS tIsnsit
1--we sIcCk. 81, ,,,,. ,,o., "a,
Feucrs aud Dcaer. in Live STOCK will md ms moot n
wants route, tarrc0us Yards wen tn - a.. SUP
p.rd wh every coincidence have been ofenoi on l.' hs
and Il. aud every attention s paid 20 ihc ni
fedp, ard resting cn0lce be offered ni TIE flllabf~
piIIA' KEw.YOHG aod BALIlliORE MAnhEis.
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Pauenscr Agent No. A'tcI iiou'A'
IIECJs & Co., Freight Af,n's, 80 ID, ANN, =.
No. Asior lionfe. aud No ] soYil "liI'H u
hcDONALD BIsCbOFf. I'm s,a,' d, . ss a,s o,,e.
,-e-,gt. 4 ~ 4, l..u.. II nnst t.....aIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
NAy, AoEN1'. OrElcr. Nrv. Yonk Oct. Q. la52.

NAVY AGENT's OFFICE. NEW .YoRK Oct. Q. 1872
&EALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals
- for CT t1ng" will be received ib, oiice uni mon
DAY. the "a day OF Novenbe VI ~ O'Clock Tor utrh.
ing aud delivering ct the Navy You'd vt Bookyn New York
wl,hia sixty days fo notification q acceptance Of bid:
FIVE THOUSAND BLUE CLOTH JACKETS and as
may be required during fosl year
tho jackets to conform in quality Of erisl pattern an
workmanship to those ip IN tho Navy ssos Of which
application the inspector in chsg DO ii tie
Navy-i ard aforesaid.
The jacket. must pass The usual inspection OF the Yrd
Payment 90 be made a. th,s station .
The bid be accompanied by the usua guaranty that
aw arded, the contract will be executed
1. HENDERSON. Navy Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

No 49, Cosred Psintsi No 30 Linseed OIL Varnishi No
al. Olsss, No ~. 0akum No. ~ Pitch. tar No 81.
Brown Sosp; No 49, Mcellsneons Dry Goods Ship Chan
dery &C. for constructions No 49, Tanks ard Gslrss
49, lugot Copper; No 50 Chsn Iron, No 81 Poles; No
5. Bellows, Boiler Iron and Riv,t. b. Pig Iron; G..
lsocous Ensneer's loos @. Cooking Stoves. Sc II.
ak Canvass Cotton Canvass; Twina. X. Leather
Hose; Nj Brushes; N. buoiing and Dry Goods: Z Gas
Ple !oT steamer htnng: O. Sperm Oil Ship Chsndery
for store. and eqnPments S. Stationery; 7. Fifs Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
DEREMPTORY SALE by order Of the ST.

DEREMPTORY SALE. by order Of the ST.
4 IRENE COURT Of mssoihcent HOUSE AID SIX
LOTS Of LASD on SHAY aud Jith -.
Tho attention ol cspitlisi. and others IL called to the
foi sclo.ue sale b. JANIS LYNCH. Sheriff. &C. at the
Mucl.nt. ESchile- Rooms. No. Ill Broadway, on
FRIDAY. Oct l.. 1872. 81 y o'clock ul Of tie very
ylusi, property the norkwes, corner Of 5hav and
9sAt con.i ~. Of the superb Dwelling formerly oeeupird
oy Dr. = Townreat with six Lots OF land svins froat
OF 20 feet niche, 5isy. and $50 fee. Jiths The
Ioue cost to 800 0c aud private residence
for gentleman large wes Ia uuufpa'ei b. any In the
city The property IS pbe 20 adaptation to hrs,oas'
hotr (which has the sdya isre Of superior location
on 5hsv aud Jilhs; and Immediate proximity TO ths ter.
mini o. the Hudson River New.Haven ard Harlem Rail
ro,d and Central Pas. It Nigh. be made to pay 10 &C.
income by eounuaiion snd enlargement OF the Institute
now occupyirg he premises
The sale vii De perrm2iors 20 he hishrs, bidder.
$500 viii be leaned e. to Tie purchaser.
plan oslhe property be- At the Office OF THOMAS
SON Architects. No. 40 BroaIw,y where explanations
u the capabilities. Of tho property viii be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
Cost au0 Ioun0.

b~S REWARD. LOST, Tuesday morning,
SN ~ October H. in the wash room Of nc ffe,So'
Ito,u.. corner Broadway and sprug st. DIAMOND klNu
for which ths ABOVE reward viii he pad and 9ueIS'i'
asked ii returned to the Prescott, House
dt1n REWARD.-LoSI. o POCkET-
sp HO BOOK, cou.lining 80 in bns-t49 ia treasury
Notes and ia ANAL bills The hndr WI ieerne tne
Station In MorceE-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
NNE TO SIX boxes of WINCHESTER's

nNE TO SIX boxes of "WlNCHESTERs
~ SPECIFIC Pill" Will p,rD0ncnfg eny case OF
Ur1kn-ss il. re-utiu. Inpehce, HOWEVER
oHAv,rgp will be found equal, efficient IN affection. Ct
P, state. Iabees aud Diseases generally Of te CTsnay
OryaFs.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS.-"I have lsed your SPx.
oryiO PHI in many Of Spernaoha. end with the
uoss yrjeet suece."-J MILTON SANDERS, ~ D.. LII D.,
EiO9hyH.
IL specific any medicine can BE- ihsTs
cured very with from To rgs Do.Es'-h
KzIrH NJ D.. I'd Repertory u Med Seaenee Voc f~'k
PERSONAL -" Mr Wiaete'iy Is WORTHY OF ALL coSv-
pzscE and devo,es hi seif epuso'oIy to these Prep.S
,ion."-D Meredhb Rees.. ~ D., III. d.. american Md
oof Gazette, Nep. York
81 hive spesondl knor'e1gs Of Nh. WiscHf'rEHs How
gsTr AID INTEGRITY and tie Profession and the
public thet PREPARATIoss cAS Bs RELIED oS'-!dno
X Chiffon ". D., Chenist. Ner- York.
Tie SPECIFIC PILL j. not homeopathic remedy. nor
doe IL consin eiecary, iVou, Cantards or sny injurious
ingredient, Price: per box boSes (~seH o'drsd as
one for So Sent BY mail So.5 wholesale and retail, by
J. WINCHESTER. No % John-st.. y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
Gorses, Carriages, Nf.

TOR SALE-A Sorrell HORSE, years,
lS hands high sound aud kind Pony, made very gentle.
f,g tail will wei 050 pounds, ia 9i5 single
double Also. bay MARE. IL, hands high, yesEs old
ound and Kind sale Any person tha wishes to pug-
chase good sound and square gated horse be suited at
low pice by calling &; tie Waveey Hotel, s6thf,. and
Blooming lne- road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
AIARsHALlS SALE.
IL. 6. 1ntcrna! Rspenns.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u COLLECTORS OFFICE SEVENTH DISTINCT, Mn
AN Xyllth WAKps No. "a Bible House. Astori place.
The pgbc hereby notified th-i this otce l. now open.
All required By law to procure hieouser so ia spY
ura,ry 10 the Assessor o. Assistant tot the DsTs,
A. ~ hicn The business Il carried on.
Licenses will be issued Il this office snd applicants are re
ou-sted call them early day sfief his the az
cttions With tue Assessor.
ni,.r. Brewers aud Cos. Oil D.stllers viii BE- expected
% ,la irdia,e return. FOX September % this other,
banEs AMI fom, for which viii be- furnished b. tue Coz
ect,r. c..,
currency. ,<o,o
Office hous. from 20 Payments 'eceiyed rom to
MARSHALL Is. BLAKE, Collector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16


,thH No. l. White OK Loes; No. 2. White OAK Keel
r'si no. White on PIOuiscu Jus Timber; No White
ysk fstk No Neli.w Pin. Plank ~ ok Logs No. T.
lug" Pine Beaus, No. o. Yellow Pine Most 81 Al
Seei No. 10. White Pine Mast aud spar IiLber: No H.
ne Poe Logs. Plank, Boards, dc : No. IS Ash
fsa snd Flank; No Ia. White Ash Oars; No. ". White
VI Hickory Cspstau Bars No. To- Mahogany. Block
r,nsN Chsrfyi No. IL Cspfoes. Cedar Is sTd-i No 49,
nsavl,s No % blseh spI9's spof a,os 10 % ~
* - Iron So ke. No 23 lfou keils, rou-ht and
- Lead No 81 ZiDc Tin; 80. % Hardware; No. -.
~" i"i stores; NO. 81 Whi'c Lead, No. 81 line Pant
49, So.ofsd Ps,lts dyer; no. 81. Linp.d Oh Tor
H. 4 r natn s 10 a G.as; No. g. rlch, Tar. Ho.in
pod, hsir co,h aud ship ca drrv for conjunction;
if.Ih ise's Tor boilsr. 4. Pig ron G. Lad OH D.
T., te.shsi H. Gum Packins, +. Mtcelaneous Torls
fsr,a C'ohng Utensils, Stoves, 10. II. Flax
L.. y % 'opoh Iaisasi j. Twi1~i X. Leathsri Il
fsi' % ,niu'hes n Ban'ils bry Goods q Sperm Of
Wood ~ "fDiP"euls' D. o'at"NeiJ' =
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Coal ano Wooo.

GOALS. Best Red Ash, Egg and stove,
" ~ COi Large Nat - 50, White Ash or Lsh'sn "a
and Stove III Uj Liverpool 30; Camel tio %
aud delivered Tor cash when ordered Apply AZ No. '' Nv"
en- No al Urreae.. sni NJ 40 BrooIo st.. v,grKs
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Ue00iuQ Gar0s. &c.

At VIM. EYERnELL's SONS-WEDDlNG
n CARVS These colehrsied Engraved Gsrds sold only
At No lOa eulton.si., ~ y ksssbll'hed iSi1
I II. JOHNSTON X CO., No. $50 Bowey,
~ WEDDING aud VISITING ARDS, &c, latest styles I;
.,inen by mail Also Wa;ches Jewelfy Silver Ware and
rl,ted Ware Of the be,, qualities ani Al low prices.
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Heal Gsiatc for Sale.
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE on The HUD-

|. 4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE on the HtD-
N SON-T,yenty nine mile. from Hewi By Hudson
Ksiroai Ihe property clnaits - acres, hociy Joe
bs:Weeu ioAs. Git 40 easy wL - tLeT has
house with u rooms barn. choice trait AID shade N
a5uaeanc-. we'd 4 greai excellence aud sfoIts a.
river ard a. shores las Out-sc "a
Highland Turnpike sn, th,T the Village Road tne
Of ycuns timber psnsaat stream Of water with v.fi
Gus Other sfscon. and sp Of the hcstn
aud Of the cheapest places TO be found anywsefe
Weslchesto! County. Price 80 ~ Terms lbefaL
c q. PRATT No. 2 pin,-it X on No 9.
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CIPRENE COZ 'RT In DC naiter 81 The dis
y 4. q .lo- oI THE SECOND MANHATTAN HJILDISG
ASSOCIATION -Soie. hsrrty given inst order Of tnr
ofee Court 81 tie state ol hs tbs csy been en-
t. In 81 IA Il. s~co Manhattan bgidinr Asoeit.
I'D ft4- CRY Of NrsNora tosov csusr on t" sith day
December regt 81 y q bok m, before samuel lon's cob
So. y,,s e., III 'fal , 4 PADDOCK.
=, 100, AL, Att0iury tor Petitioners