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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

rHInTrFsIu ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr CoyyrsTroS.
An gdjoufned meeting OF the Xlith Assembly Dis riot He
pubrin Union aud inJr pendent Union Convention held
last evening No tB5 Egh rhoy unable 10
asmo uIon q candidate Tls Republican Union dleg stes
nomna,.d Dr. Edmund Koch and the luj, pendent Union
lss pat forth ss candidate Mr. Edward rimpson
NiSIu Assembly DISTRICT REPUBLICAN, UNION
Cosynnrios Convention met last evening at Tie head
quarters OF tho Sixteenth Ward Club 10 Eighth
went, third suscs, snd nom nelsd BssyeJ Yes Vo'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

IEouDLE IN Thk DEMOCRATIC CAaP.-ConsideI.
eble di'ssfscon having been mapisuei 10 To
the recent Democratic nominations In udson County mass
meeting % me Independent Democrats and Union men VI tie
county will be held at Commercial Hail Jersey CIV ON
Monday evening" ssI nominate Consecutive uss
worthy men IVT efbce."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

CHIcAao, Thursday, Oct a., 1902.
The returns from the Iowa State election axe not
yet in. Enough however, are received 10 make IL
probable that the Republican State ticket 10 elected
by from 1000 to 10000 majority. The Republicans
elect all their members to Congress.
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50 slseaaddie" OF the Mnchini,is ut Ports.
mouth, Va.

FoHTRKss MONROE. Wednesday. Oct. "a 1864.
All the machniss at Portsmouth, Va. 80 in num-
Der, have suddenly disappeared with all their tools
II is understood that they have skedadded' of to
Rebellion.
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Richnond News.
DRAFT OF NEGROES FOR MILITARY SERVICE.

DRAFT OF NEGROES F0R MILITARY SERVICE.
From The Richmond Ez1~iner, Oct Is.
We notice that in Texas, and IN some portions OF
the Mississippi Valley, the proposition is urged "a
make CONSUMPTION or forced levy Of slaves where
their labor Is necessary for the army. Since the III
yasion Of the South the Yankees have stolen OF
thousands OF negroes, and made them useful as
teaInsters, laborers in camp, &c. II appears that
shareholders averse for some reason 70 hire their
negroes In the Confederate Army. The prejudice is
certainly an ignorant and mean one. As the war
originated IN carried out n great part for the de-
ense Of the STAKEHOLDER in his property rights and
the perpetuation Of the institution, it 10 reasonable
to suppose that he ought 10 be the first and foremost
in aiding aud assisting, by every means in his
power the triumph and success Of our arms. Good
wages are offered, and proper care and attention will
be given every negro hired TO the army, and tbs
stakeholder ought TO remember that for every negro
he thus furnishes he puts soldier in the ranks
THE FEVER IN MISUNDERSTANDING OF
THE JOURNAL.
TIE Journal OF Monday says that the sudden
change TO cold on Saturday night had deadly effect
on 900 pending cases Of yellow fever. The NOR
tality on Saturday night and Sunday exceeded any
thing that had been known since the epidend. com.
nenced. Collins were the great demand, and could
no, be obtained as fast rs the people died
The number OF new on Saturday WA So
and Oh Sunday about 40. The Journ0i thinks that
the number Of deaths since it's Saturday report
not less than 80 if it Gid not generally exceed
that number.
We sincerely regret that TIL. Journal has 10 weld
TO the exigencies Of the imes and succumb for the
present. The office 10 deserted by almost sll the
hands necessary 10 carry the work, and the editor
on Monday had four sick servants On his hands.
DEATH or GIN. ANDERSON
The Roieigh Stondord of yesterday announces
with mlfeigned regret the death OF Gen. George Il.
a gallant and promising young of ter,
who was wounded in the foot at Shdrpsburg, Md.
Gen. A: died on Thursday morning lat, at the houss
Of his brother, Col. W. T.. Anderson. in Raleigh.
Deceased wss.a native Of Wilmington. snd about Is
year, Of age. lie leaves young wife aud An infant
child.
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Sale Of Gold In Bufraio,

BryraLo, Thursday, Oct -, 1864.
sale Of $4,000 in gold was made on Change to-
day, deliverable in ak montbs, at IS per cent
premium.
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Liit Observation-Disclosures is directed TO the
advertisement OF the North American Life Insurance
Company, by which il will be seen that the terms
Of payment Of the premium are made more easy
,haq heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

Tn, S,xru ASSEMBLY DisrRIcT.-The WIN -.
.nhl, RsnubI,sn Union Convention, which was 70 .SsSs
~, sS.nips adjourned unit, Monday evening rs" """'
mskirs any nsiuinstsn
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
American shipmasters' Associations,

Nos 81 AND So NERcsASTs ExcsASsK.
The following approved officers have received certificates
Of this Associs,ion:--
Sapss. John Tsomp'ss1 sr Pss.,,ne Pred NOrhsp
ward is,rcx bark ODD Fellow Enosh u siarde1ant brig
y..o ss sP Gss,,sT barter w
oliver Briggs brig sanoset Peter ssnneman brig 4
Ward. Lex IL as ss ss; p1sapE s G
Sosn 5s csr
S:is RIPPLE; j;s p:yi: q ssIS %ss.s; Ns
Heath: WIN Mailman. brig AnsOsinra Mate siearns,
snir BosroS of Boston, Jenkins from Bssscin 23
Hong Kong with rice w,n ashore on Aensd. Reef Oct 2s
return home VIA Cslcn'ia bis has reached
AZ and owned BY WIN Perkins Co. Of BO:tsn, where she
10 insured
s,rr KrscrisHra-Province,own, Feb 7-Tbe ship King
Usher was 100 feet to-day has been pumped
on, dry make. no water lies 100 ton. ballast taken
bark ssanaSSsd double top:ais II b., The iSe
weather being dark could not ascertain her name
BARE UAzsRp before reported ashore at sausu hs,
been noaed o and towed this city (seo port srivas
Bs Bn,s Els hence FOR L.shorn has been taken
while ashore Oh watch I'LL Reef N'S'' '''e'''D
Sem crsI.si Of goes,s.r has no, yet been hesrs
c.s,sr Dec u fGr zip 70 tho Western Banks she wasbu
sss, Gnr IL . ;s NJ.
Tne Go Of Glon.ser re- ior s2 and in Roctpos for slOo
i lass
Ssa Bssi and Calvin afSS SSn nsse cs@s
bell.
schr Henry Perkins Cof Boso.) coodrdee loading
plymouth for the supply Or Fort Piekens vas
The Georges a.e at Gloucester are now busy I'm
fitting and about - Of the have sailed dns b
past week.
During yrar ,sel there were 60 arrival. at San Francis
bs shos run was made py he xns gns s DAYS hour r.,
run IN se days.
The following table rlyes summary OF the vessel. in m.
hsrbors OF New fork Boston, Balnore Chsrsson
nsh New Orleans aud Galveston latest from
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

The LIST officer Of ship Petrol Fuller NB reports her on
NSsS I:.3d sOs 100 ss Oct
r. n H x 2 os n ss oil % sasa
l2oosp Sea Gull, Nichols and Empire, MaoOmOsr NIB oil
Cadl smith, bark Seine NB reports her at the Bay Of
Islands Oct Is all we'll oil stated ready to sail on
CAPT Pennimsn Of bark Minerva NIB reports her az sea
Smith R SC 1 II a. eIS5 sse al Ssa 800
rh poAsnaDee DE- - lat y 30 s. lon 90 ship Nohsr" Light
spoken, &c.
OF nnr.a W% rs,s0s Bs'cheide hence for Boston, Dec
Foreign Ports.
pos 1sc % and :
Sea Lion Alexander for DO via Kurrachee Lord,
s for sss and Great oS ss
mental sIS cE. Whsssr H Dsse Sharp ou'h
H4LIrAI FEB 71AT s.eam.hip Europa Anderson Boston
LivrRreol Jan AZ ship Glencarp Lamont Portland.
In the river outward bound Jan e. ship Crusader for CAL
MArAszls Jan 24-In port Harry Booth, Chapman, for
SYErs T. So WA Andes o dsys brig
cruise, and bark Pilot Fish, for Portland sid 55h uit
American Ports.
BOSTON Feb Arr ship Mary Bridgeo New York; bark
ssnd & xsK a Ss MSSs S.r
Sssasns: ;sSr: Issdias Sr:sss, Trss%an; " s.ssy,
a 'Ss. eso
sS steamer saxon Matthew. Philadelphia; :hp
YORK. Signal Tor ship Cid bark byph Jones' Gorce and
enne; sehrs Aimsp Baker Bsi%ore; %iid Rover Tam-
ton Poccmoke Sid ships Idaho Ocean Pearl North Amer
bark Vilafranca brig Marshal Dutch
BALTIMORE Feb 7-Arr Brem ship Neptun, Bahe Liver.
pool schrs Era Sedrck Boston: George Adams Crowel
Bckmore do via Vienna; Sam Colt Buell. do via Salisbury
Ocean Wave Price, do via Chesapeake Sid Brem ship Ad
raj haesloop Liverpool bark Rice Rice Bordeaux; brig
BUCKSPORT. Feb a-sld brig New Globe, Phillips. Ha-
EDGkRTOwN. bA-Arr schrs Geo Glover, Thomas and
Georgia Buckn, NYork for Salem. Sid 6th schr Bird,
French Baltimore.
eth-Sld schrs Emene McLAin, Anvil Hattie Tornah Geo
Glover Georgia and Coiner No vessel in this evening
NEWPORT Feb 6-Arr schrs Thrasher (Brl Hunter Hal.
flax for NYork Narcssa Lewis Beverly for Port Royal
Fortress Monroe; VIM Baker, Pierce Boston for Deals
Island
7thNo arrival; this AM wind NV weather pleasant Sid
In port AN. bark Reindeer repg bngs Wabash, Bgey
for Fort Pckens dg wood schrs Charter Oak Butler from
Boston for Fortress Monroe; Hammond, Higgins and
Atwood, Atwood. from do for Baltmore Fanny fern
Parker Sr, ii Grndle. Edward w Z Bird
NARRAGANSE1T, Feb Tin port schrs Wakefield Cas-
we'll for NYork nrst fair wind; Jabez White railway
In Dutch Island harbor schrs Simpson, Churn from
Providence for Ycomico; Bunting Pryor, from do for
Deals Isand Hulse McGaT from do for Cold Spring.
PROVIDENCE, Feb Arr steamer Falcon. Williams
NYork; schr Lane Poole, South Amboy; Sid schrs
FRxN6Hsco Feb sAr ship Bunker Hill Lun
NYork.
SALEM, Feb e-sld brigs H Crowley Chsrlena, and
Stevens schrs Martha Nickes, Abby Gale, saxon Citizens
STONIN0TON Feb 6-Arr schr Susan Smith NYork
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

ARRIVED.
Stesmship Ericsson Q trsusport), Cole Key West
Fortress Monroe and Annapolis where she John
Trucks from sea, az before reported)
Ship Wallace (of Wcasset) Lane London, As DAYS IN
ballast, 10 Walsh, Carver Chase. -
Bark Luzon (of Bath. Scott Barcelona 50 days. Gibraltar
~, In ballast, to & G Duncan a 90.
Bark Dandalk (of ST Johns NIB Herman LIMERICK 80
In ballast 20 Thos Wallaces anchored
Bark Hazard Lawson, Matanras, IS days. with
10 Bell. Sd inst, S% Pm, during thick storm went
ashore Squan Beach, and remained until the evening OF
the sh, when she ostrd or AFTER dischaging cargo Has
received material damage and is perfectly ught
towed into port this morning by the seatug Achilles Capt
Hennesey. .IHl..LF -
Bark + Sherwood Hail. Queenstown, ~ days in ballast
10 Slurges, Chairman Co. Had heavy Westerly weather
Brig Conrad trus) Hanke. Gibraltar So days with WOOL
10 Punch Meincke a Wendt. ''f
Brig Elizabeth (of Camden, Mel Trimbc, Cardepas n
days, with nolassss O. To master.
Brig Tornado Tbbctts matanzss Is days with noasses
TO Has been sdays OF Hatteras with beivyN
and gales.
Schr Ada Frances. Coombs Vienna. Md, days
Steamer Falcon. Williams. Providence.
Wind dOrins the day wsw TO NNw at sunset
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

government must insure the return to the rreasu-
sy, through the channels Of tax commissioners. Of
the bulk of the Treasury notes now to be issued
within few weeks. In other words, taxes must
be levied at once, and made payable in April at
latest, or there will be another dead lock at the
Treasury within ninety days. The new regulation,
by which Treasury notes are received on deposit
at the bTreasuries, will prove useful to some
extent. But the relief afforded by this expedient
win not be adequate to supply the wants of 60
vernment, if the collection of taxes be unduly de-
layed. Mr.. Cisco cannot hope to get over ten
millions at most on temporary loan, and In the
event Of a disturbance in the money market the
new plan might embarrass instead Of assisting the
government 1t is to be hoped, therefore, that the
Committee of Ways and Means will remember that
speed is of more consequence, in the present emer
gency, than exactness Of detail, and that scheme
for system Of direct taxation will be laid before
the House this week. The whole subject has been
no thoroughly ventilated in the newspapers that
10 member can pretend to be unfamiliar with its
bearings. Everybody knows what articles will!
bear taxation, and every competent statistcian
can form an opinion 40 to the amount Of revenue
they will yield. Every one is agreed that taxa
toD-- copious, searching and thorough taxation--is
the true remedy for the case. Let there be no
time wasted, then, in such idle dscourses as were
delivered on the Treasury Note bill by the oppo-
nents of that measure. Members of Congress may
surely be assumed to know something; it should
not be necessary to review the whole science of
political economy to enable the House to decide
whether a stamp tax should be Il or "a per cent,
or whether railway passengers should or
should not pay a small tax on their tickets
The five minutes rule should be vigorously applied,
and when the debate opens an hour should be
fixed for taking the vote. Congress may rely upon
it that the paper money scheme will not relieve
the Treasury if the Tax bill be delayed. Members
may likewise feel perfectly assured that no mea
sure ID 70 certain to protect the United States
against foreign intervention as the passage Of a
tax bill securing an ample revenue to the govern
ment, and demonstrating to the foreign world that
our people are thoroughly in earnest, and capable
Of bearing ON their own shoulders the cost of the
greatest war of modern times.
The traffic Of January on the Galena and Chicago
road shows an increase Of about $1,000. The
figures are as follows
1852. .$106, $50
lt0l. 1900
ncrsass ,e27
M Az
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
We read in the Albany Erening Journal Of Feb

From the quarterly returns made TO the Superintsn
Rt Of III Pank apartment Of this State, have
Piled the subjoined summary, showing the condition
the bar ks In this State the morning of the 2lst Of
september and the 2Sth Of December, 1851. All the
swo, reported in accordance with law, including the
Schenectady and Seuben county banks whose charters
(uuder the safety fund.- expired the 1st Of January
and which have reorganized banking associations
tanning their old names and also including the Bank Of
Rome, Bank Of Salina and Essex County Bank also
'safety funds" whose charters also expired January J.
1862 but have not rsorganizsd The Bank Of 0tege
socstion made its hrst report The Union Bank Of Me-
dina though having flsd its papers an association,
had not 30 organized be able TO report its cond
sion the 2stA Of December The Artisans Bank New
Ysrk and tho Marine Bank Of Buffalo have given notice
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

Canadian hour was eA frm and active while the salse
embraced about 500 bbs within the range OF the sboy.
quotations Southern -four wSs less active Will. price.
we're unchanged the transactions embraced sbou, 700
sbs within ths range OF The above ouetsyors rive
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Notice TO nJarIner..

N0ttce to Mariners.
The spar Buoy marking t Kits Rock and the
20 Portsmouth hafbcr hss brokA from noorr se
danger ss soon az pessbie. w"
~ order ef the Lighthouse Bosfo
portlsnd, Feb s, 1882
WhaIemeu
Strs Abbe Brown, ueg,ns, aud RISING = m gler.er
p'tently sa from FloYircetVvr 10 cruise
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. s--ePM
BssApsrrpv. --Flsur--Commoa grades cf State sne
Western were heavy and rshsr easier, while good 70
" me lots Of extra firm at yesterday prices The
sss footed up about IL 900 bbl closing within the FOL-
lowing rapfe OF prcer-
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
WINES AND LIaUORy.

"yVEE DRoPn oIN.-IMPoRTEP IN CAsys CON
w tafping dezen stone jugs. zoe casep now andine
2, ship Ben,t from Re,tsrsNm for sae BY JOHN KEEL
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
S HIP PIN G NE w S .
Port OF New York, February o, 1864.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs
uN RISES. 90 NOON SITS. 06
uS SETS. ~ HIGH WAFER bl
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
THE BALL SEASON.

DALI COSTUMEs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE
ID Paris Berlin Vienna Bali Costumes Fancy
Dresses Opera Ceaks &c hand, at 409 Broome street.
attention of her former patrons and the public general
the above advertisement.
THE GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ WILL HOLD ITS AN
nual Fancy Dress Ball Tuesday Feb. l6, at the City
Assembly Rooms Tickets 80; to be had of members only.
e GEORGE NEMBACH. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

Total liabilitiee. 1907 063, $50 334 165 ,65S
sThe whole OF this item and parts or the items marked
I, do not 60 into the general aggregate or total.
Coatng the present with the last report (21st Septom
ber), find increase in "loans and discounts" Of
$40 OF 2e3 leash iteme - 7S9 274; stocks and pro
mssory notes 50 075 040 and decrease OF specs OF
g. ,9s7 012 Over and above what may have been
apary increase decrease, in either Of these items,
found that the New York city banks and OF the
country banks report under the nrst three tsms tho
amount Of demand and this $40 per United States
Treasury notes hold by them under the action OF the
leading bankers In that respect, and the decrease
spscis" 10 thus easily accounted for there
exports Of moment On The other hand, there is
in the "amount due not included &C. OF ST.
oo7 ia, which made up principally by the amount
the Treasurer Of the United States under the arrange
mont made with the federal above rcsrred
Of circulation Of e. 272
BY increased winter ac with the surrounding country
and the times.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad for December and January are as fol-
IoVs:--
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
S1RONuS
UNRTvALLED APARTMENT
Now Ready.

DON'T FORGET YOUR
SOLDIER LOVERS.
Seep their courage .g yl.1 a rousins vslsnsine.
SIX CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS EACH
sTRON0'S VALENTINE DEPOT
9S NASSAU STREET
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

Exhibiting an increase IN gross revenue over shat
OF 1890 amounting to 81 3s7 299 AZ, and ia net re-.
ceipts Of q, $50 ,535 20. omtting receipts from,
transportation Of governments troops, sllsass IA.
sbs income from passenger travel is al. .e74 SO
less than I66O.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA MEETING OF IRISH CITIZENS OF KEYPoRr
"A ~ j., held al the house Of Andrew Campbell Esq on
nv daean s 81 ss
Ksylort die, in the praseworthy manner invite and
family to our coantryman 3ohn shsnsSan during
e,s which terminated fatally On the 9Th of February.
Rssoved That tender sincere thanks to Captain
Kindness and humanity counryman that be
thsreby earned for himself lasting gratitude.
capain Arrowsmith that his shall be remsm-
that approved Of the deeds oi the Good Ssmsitsn
shn VINO mas said was sick aud ye minstered unto me-
Resolved That copy resolutions be sent to Cap
,sn AfrowsmIh and published In the New York Sun and
I Fleetwood, wakehed Central and West Mount Vernon
3c ies zee are now due and not paid the lots viii be sold
H. JOIN 1tNy yoRKE, General Collector.
G. MILLER. RSoSSsH School Colleetors
NLoTIcg.-THE MEMBERS OF THE INDEPENDENT
IN Liquor Dealers Club respectfully requested
on Tuesday evening" Feb H. At III O'Clock precisely BY
H. KoKHLEa, Financial Secretary '-'DsA'
~ pany, New York Feb. I, lS62-Notce is hereby gven
that Mr. Theodore johnson has been appointed secfea
Sy Of me resignation Of me
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. FEB. 10. 1852, A LINE OF
tan snse Sn snS 1d nah Ipm Sdae Win Ts
avenue cars and New York and Harlem boats.
PAPER WANTED.
Ing Paper Size So by t6 wv -'' ' 'A' ''-'
Cash win be paid delivery. Apply at the once Of this
DELHAMvILLE rAxEs-rAxRs.-rHE COLLECTOR
L for Pelhamyic and Prospect Hin wil
the Fourteenth Ward Hotel of Grand and Elizabeth
so'clock. '''''' A. PRNDLEToN, ooisctor
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR $1,000 CENTRAL PARK I'M
il movement Fund Stock O lS76D


DRoPosALs FOR s2500oo CENTRAL PARK I'M
i provemcnt Fund Stock OF 1876" -
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Comptroer's
Zee until Monday the tenth day Of February
O'Clock T. NJ, when the same viii be publicly opened for the
whole any part sum of two hundred and bfty thou
sand dollars of the 'Central Park Improvement Fund
So authorized by chapter IS of the Laws by
Ordinance Of The Common Council. approved by the May
Or, October IL. 1861. .....'.
per annm PAYABLE quarter yearly and the principal viii be
The proposals will state the of desired and
proposals accepted will he required deposit with
the Cham OF the city, within days after OPEN
ing Of the bids the awarded TO them respectively
endine the premiums ON the same.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
perain for deposits The parties viii titled 70 re-
ccrtib for amounts Of the value
stock, bearing interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
enclosed Ia second eope addressed TO the Comp
tToller.
The right rcec, any he bids n con-
city ROBERT ]. HAWS. Comptroller.
Cray Nav YORK. DEPAErMhNT FINANCE, Comptrol-
er's Onhce January q 1867
DRoPOsALs FOR HAY.-ofFICE or ASSISTANT
proposals win be received ONCE until Tuesday Feb
H. for 5000 ba.ed timothy hay, subject inspec-
tion delivery, As fouows-
1000 tons or before 2s,h February.
1000 tons or before 18th March.
1000 tons O before S0tb March.
No bids will be considered for less than hfty The
proposals 10 be enclosed in envelopes Proposals
ilay" Each successful bidder will be required furnish
Of sureies must be mentioned In each proposx
The Quareimss.er reserves the shi sse or reject all
bids. sfMNES GARDNER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
MUSICAL.

MAGNiFICENr OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
bass @ ron Ss ps ea Win sss asd
made 20 order and been IN use manhs
Furniture az ereat sscriac INQUIRE ~ 10 w rty ADr
sixth street near Sixth avenue
TENOR WHO HAS SUNG IN AFIRsr CLASS RpIs
boz los GPe Ros once Address Tenor
A GREAT sAcRIFICE-sEvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Piano Stool Cover, SO worth Music aud destruction
sS pes sl o rs pr Sns s sp s Ca: s 5
IL NJ, Wednesdays and Saturdays during the day.
CHEAPEsT PIANOS OFFERED IN THIS CITY FOR
" cssh-Nz octave rosewood, fun seven octave
so nsSSssn S p.s ls
forte $50 also seven octave $3.50 MCDONALD co. 1913
a. enables his pupils in few songs
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANoFoRrE-A YOUNG
pupil: h rssdenss ss.ea1s or wpuas take FEW more %
Teacher box III Herald once - per m0n'n A'a''''
PIANoroRTEs AT WAR rRIcEs-wE ARE NOW
eas f.hess 5ss: ss
Tic IiciIrE snsisf BRHDB6RYs al Broom. .r.e.sY
PIANoroRTE FOR sALE-,A GOOD 81. OCTAVE
&c
Ia Twenty street. Third sv-nas man. -'p' :"
TIE Day s'ssns School Ha IL COPIES IssuEp
Of Songs Roan DSs Tos a0sD' Rssss
,s @
Of %sn
az
School Be Bell" G Nos which have had the
i1 sopss 1ss a
~ price, fS TSs1ss lss I HA%fas v; 5i sss
MM. wIEsE. TEACHER OF MUSIC, WILL CON
Flute 70 @ fsns vGn Ina. a1s
his pp Lessons given to gentlemen after business hours
Catalogue OF other music viii follow eight days Prize
ess Bsss cost oyer %Gs &
6ls Broadway publisher OF Foreign and American Music
%175-wAn raIcE-EoR : MY PLAINLY WILL SELL
n sss us sGGSPsS Ss .sy
therefore this sacrifice. Cail early.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
EoR SALE Iowa BROWN PONY BUILT HORSE
way Carriage; sold FOR want Apply IS Charles
EoR sALE--So sLEIGHs; s... f-.
i - .,looo 100 wagons all s,yles and kinds;
s. y ssS ssooyu
E>OR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD WAGON MARE. AND
work !od cheap for want q a.e In inquire asf The
stable in street. door Of Second
Ly0R SALE CHEAP-A BROWN MARE, I5]s HANDS
bgh young sound and kind; trot in three minutes
the pole. Also Harness and Buggy if desired
40s broadway three doors above rhrynnth street. stable
LNOR SALE-GROCERS AND EXPRESS WAGONS
Il and second hand. Also, double seated Carriages
Inquire at No. " West Twenynnth street. between Sixth
TOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL FIVE YEAR OLD IRON
Gray Mare, suitable for grocer milk butcher
baker, also u handsome Canadian pony built Mare and
ne brood Mare price So also Of the hansone Stall
lions in this city price $780, worth $500; also Wagon
Spring Cart and Harness. Apply at i23 Canal street.
| BOWery.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
CLOTIIING.

A LARGE ORDER.-$l5OOO WORTH OF CAST OFF
IA Clothing Carpets, Furniture and Jcwelry wanted for
Western and California markets Ladies and gentlemen
having dispose Of receive ~ than
any other dealer In the city Call at addres Mnz
l79 Third Seventeenth street. Ladies attended
by Mrs Mntz l79 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
RESTAURANTS.

IN 0entemens Is Lunch Coulter Snd Ladies' Dining Room
always supplied with the best hs esrtet snords Ladies'
will hnd this OF the ber ptes 10 town pro- %
Breakfast Dinner or Tea, oysters csrked BY steam at al
hours. Try one "s'eam"