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EOUND-In the cars Of the Raritan and Della
l. ware Bay Rsilrosd, q PACKAGE Of MONEY. The
owner can have the by applying ct the of Of the Com
psny No. IS Beaver-st.. N. w. aud proving property.
I OST-A HANDBOOK on the BOWERY
II SAVINGS BANK No. 1872 900. The Under will please
leave It Al The Tribune Office v at The Bank.
d. = ono STOLEN.-$l, 800 in email bills,
WC,COV Bristol County Benk, Taunton, Ma..
IS 800 miscellaneous kewY York City bls-CHARLES w.
BANKS Ten Eugbmsn resident hero al ut two yesrs alb
seconded with the above Aug 49, 1882 u about O'Clock.
IL about feet inches high q OF age slight built dark
mussche. suit Of dark wooden clothes aud felt hat Has
modest address Nose Inclined TO turn up. 900 reward
will be paid for the recovery Of the money stolen and IN pro-
portion for any amount recovered. C. II. DELAMATER,
foot Of West 18th ct. New fork-Aug. 10, 1862.
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Cusrox. Housx, Nxw York Aug 8, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received ut this offic4
i un,il the 23d in.t for SUPPLYING SHIP CHANDLERr
or the Revenue Cutters and Boats this station for the 70
,o.ndsr of the hsca y,sr ending 3th June. 1868.
s Of the articles required IL De Furnished on sppcaos
at this Office. hinA" oN'N'' "o'oe'o'
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rb most ably conducted spirited fresh up to the times
Periodical of ad"lChritin Secretary, Hartford Conn.,
U,HE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY
i FOR SEPTEMBER,
NOW READY,
Contains the following articles. viz:
NATIONAL UNITY.
BY HORACE GREELEY.
Who Will hereafter contribute article to each number
MERCHANTS STORY,
DESCRIPTIVE OF SOUTHERN LIFE AND SOCIETY,
BY EDMUND kIRKE
Author Of that remarkably interesting aud hfeke work
AMONG THE PINES"
WAS HE SUCCESSFULLY
BY REGARD b. hIMBALL,
Author Of " Undercurreuts Of Waist " ST. Leger' &c
SHOULDER STRAPS.
By HENRY MoRFORD,
Author of " Bhymes of Twenty Years"
This will be sparkling commentary Men, Manners and
Motives in 1872. Il will depict some poinnsnt Gu rscteI'
those love of the UNION shown in decided Pencaht of
Shoulder Straps"
Together with the following
Henry Thomas Buckie-The Molly O'Molly Papers
Hopeful Tscket. His Mark 10y Richard Wolcott-John bn
Go In and Wiu-John Neal-The Soldier snd CIVILIAN
Author Bouowmglnte' vention-M accsopi snd 1anvhs-
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Contents of No. 1893 August 10 ]:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: No More Trifiug with
Traitors; Observation-Disclosures; How We Treat
Our Mem John Bulls Latest lntervention An
Appeal to the Presidents Negroes as Soldiers
Criminal Carnage; Editorial Paragraphs
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
nj. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
W..RECRUlTING.
v..LETTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
sPoNnEETs WITH THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC
U..THE ACCIDENT ON THE POTOMAC: Add.
tioual Particulars.
VII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPONDENTo WITH THE AkAY OF GEN.
POPE.
VIII. FROM BURNsIDEs ARMY CORPS: Core.
spondeuce Of The N. Y Tribune.
N..FRoM FLORIDA: Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
X..FROM WASHINGTON: Correspondence o. The
N. Y. Tribune.
xI..PROn HELENA, ARK: Captured Rebel Core.
spondence Letters OF Gen. G. Hnduau 70
Gen. Bragg and the COnfcdei ate Wa Department /;
Letters Of Brig Gen Albert Pike to Geo. Hind
man, ana bis IL 'soation 20 JEFF Davis: Dsconr'
sgiog State Of Affairs IL Texas and the Indian
Country
xH..PRoM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The n. I Tribune
XII. FROM GEN. POPE'S ARMY: Jsckson's Forces
Southwest OF OoIdonsviiiei Our Forces s'e.eily
Ad's icing Genere Banks Rapidly Recovering
son Strippins the C.upt,y Of Food and Forage
Large Numbers Of DeseTters and Prisoners Airiv-
ing; Thousands Of ConscTipts Leaving Jackson
Reported disappearance OF the Rebels.
XIv..ARMY AND NAVY INTELLlGENCE.
XV..FROM EUROPE.
XVI. IMPORTANT FROM NEW-oRLEANs: The
Rebel Attack on Baton Rouge; The Assault Led
by BreckiDridge; Six Hours Fighting; The Rebels
Replied with Heavy Lo.s; Gen. William. Shot
through the Heat: The Unoa Los. ABOUT 200 !;
kebes Firing from their Houses; BTockinIidge
Los, his Right Arm.
XVII. THE FIGHT AT LANGUIELE RIVER: Coue
spondsnce Of The N. Y. Tribune
XVIII. .RAvENSHOE: By Henry Kingsley, Author Of
"GeOfry Hsnlyn."
XIX. LETTER OF d. s. DICKINSON
xX..CROP PROSPECTS AT HOME AND ABROAD
xN..AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
xxlI..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
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SANCTION: Narrative OF bLams and Horror.
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OF rne N. Y Tribune.
XIV. GEN cAsslUs NJ CLAY ON THE WAR
xXyI..NEW PUBLICATIONS: Among the Piussp
Or. South Ia Secession Time
XVII ARREST OF THE TRAITOR OLDs.
XVIII. YANKEE EDITORS.
xxx. DESTRUCTION OF THE Ram ARKANSAS
XXX VARIOUS WAR ITEMS
XXXI..POLlTlCAL
XXI. PERSONAL
xXXuI. CITY NEWS
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xXXV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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4 ii. GALE a. CO., PlANO-FORfES,
~ No lO7 E-. l2th invite attention to lheir .cse
PIANOS Entire sat,f,ction guaranteed.
DOARDMAN, GRAY ~ Co., No. 726 Broad
- way dosIe tn call a,;eation to their PIANOS with all
their valuable improvements Second hand PIANOS oil their
own maui sctuIe fof SALE and u RENT
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OpylcE oy TINE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, ERiEpLAcx
NEw.YosK, Aus. D. 1862 }
HOLDERS Of the SECOND MORTGAGE
IL BONDS Of the New-York and Enc Railroad Company
Extended TO notified that the interest due Sop
t.mber 1857 will be paid and after tina. date ct this office
ON presentation of tho proper coupons.
will he uece..sry for tho ders OF bonds not thus
10 present them tho office Of tho Company where
they can receive principal and interest TO September
is6 The privilege Of extending such bond. will cease at that
date. H. N OTlo, secretary
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Real Gsiate for Sale.
)R gAI.F-TFN ACRES of LAND in the

EOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
J. town Of Rive n. Y, about half milo from Port
chester Depot and 20 miles from the city overlooking the
vii age and commanding spsudii yow Of Long sand Sound
and The surrounding country For country e.donoo th
sto cauno. be surpassed W be aolt in tso parcels the
whole exchanged or productive city ftOpcrIy For luher
psrti ulEfs apply to PECK BUSH, Portsheer or PECK
BROTHERS. 40 CT Chanibonst, New-lofh
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nIStI NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose

d. NEW 7-Octayo PIANOS in rose
w IcNIs wood cases iron frames snd strung bass
for 80 do. with modnys Slb0; do with carved legs aud
naid nam-bOsrd ti75 l85 and $40; do with pearl
t2i3. $3.50 and $50 new oi-octayo, slJ5. The above
Psnos are the greatest bargains In tho city Secondhand
Pianos at t25 90. go t6J, 313 and T. 100 New h..
LODEONb at extremely low prices. New and secondhand
Pianos aud clodcons to LEI at ~ and upward
reI allowed II purchased monthly payments received for
the same Foreign sheet MUSIC cont page All kinds
OF Ma.ie merchandtss prices. pianist ia attend
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NTEINWAY x SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
~ TENT OvERSrRuN6 GRAND and SQUARE Pi-
AMOS have been aisd the first premium wherever and
whenever exhibited In competition with the best make, Of
Boston. NewNok, Philadelphia aud baltimore and
considered the best Pianos Manufactured
written guaranty for nvo years given with each instra
m.Dt.
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best as well Az cheapest
Edition oGt-Prce cents. Liberal discount to Trade.
AK for CHI sTOPHkR, MORSE, l. SKIPPOS5 Edition.
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JnsirrtIlo!l.

bedford FEMALE INSTITu IE-At Bed
Mr. and hrs I.JLTOS-wii REOPEN WEDNESDAY,
SEPT TO- 1872 Terms. $50 per trcnafs A. 10 htd
of J. BATES Office Of American tlchfrse tlft lntuf
snce Conpsuy conner Of Brosday ,nd CedaT Newl OF.
J. VI. RANhlN fulton Fire lDsuraDcc Company. Nc. ~
Broadway. corner OF Msienl.ne ANsON d Z. KAN
DOLpH. No. 60 RfoaIwsy 0r sdtTrtl frlncipaL
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Mem publications.

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VNHE CLASSICAL aud COMMERCIAL
l. ACADEMY for boys at Nysck, on the Hudson, will
reopen MONDAY. Sept l. Pupils are thoroughly In
strlcted In Infantry Drill aud Tscc. For circulars sd
dress &. RUTHERFORD, Principal.
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ovylcr oy rue PIrr,nrnou. roRr WAYNE Asp)

OrYIcx op rug PACIFIC MAIL SrkAssHIP COMPANY,
No. SO W.LLs ST.. NE~-YoRK, Aug. IL, lt5s. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Di-
reetors have th. day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE
20 PER CENT Of earnings Of the past 90 three
payabls tho office Of ths Company aud after
FRIDAY tho 29d lust. The Transfer Books VIII be closed
on the ifth, aud rcop.no on tho 25th inst.
by order OF Ia. Board,
F.W. u. BELLOWS. Secretary pro ten.
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OGilt5.

ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, BOARD
~ ING-HOUSEs, end HOTELS can be 'upphei vii
tood SER, ANTS from a nsons both Protestant and Csi
Ollie n Mrs YORESIONs Office. 10 tho large marble buld
ips. No. lf flAay
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THE NATIONAL TAX.

A SCISSORS NoTIoE-Ex0IsE Ax-NoTrCE rs
hereby given 70 hs tax payers Of hs r Gson Tasr
een, wards city Of New YORK N accordance with an
Revenue TO support the Government and pay interest
@ pHS pe that have s:s1 n 9s
sons, which designated snd will be known By their
s@ed persons as for the several dvl
DlyrsoS No lscana street, Broadway Grand street and
the Bowery Steven Assistant Assessor residence. aS
DIVISION No. s-Bowery. Grand street Broadway an
na ss sdSss Nc gs z sscs. %an %
s s"s . Hs tss s'ii T Gssssna e.s.:s ns
and % asssr % Robert n Kelley Assistant Assog
Ne 60 y FgIsy street. ower and Nor
ok streets Charles williamson Assistant Assessor resi-
afDSs psssos SS M 20 Sork Rvnson Bowery and Brooms
street Tudor Adans Assistant Assessor residence No. $40
DIVISION 10 ssouth pike street. Division and Clinton
streets John Reeve, Assistant Assessor residence No
DIVISION "s No. io-seuth Clinton. Gouyerneur slip and
scanmei O. s. Dye Assistant Assessor, residence
Diss,os No. iiHsiraud Division, Ridge Rivinston and
Cannon streets. Henry Jennings, Assistant Assessor
DoS n No II osSS street
s.s 'SS No. III assist
No yena Cannon synssa ana res ss
dence No. II East street.
In all divisions respectively include the sides
guos TO them OF the streets and forming their re-
spccive boundaries.
Every person. association, partnership coparncrshp de-
string license 10 engage IN trade occupation named
sxtyourth section of said lister app
cation therefor with the Assistant Assessor Assess
ment Division In which such trade occupation Is TO bc
carried 80.
Liable sndsS W s sd act g any duty IA.
subscribed TO In the prescribed by the sixty
eighth section OF said act.
Blanks and Information may be obtained from The Assist
ant ASSESSORS In their respective divisions.
Communioaons may be addressed me, al the Central
Once Nos. 561 aud 56J Broa lwsy
NEw YoRK. October l. 1862
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


n sons aes.rinS Coaatry hss.aaaces.
The subsriber offers for sale his Country Resience
ceniy surveyed and Laid gu, 20 that cAa be divided no
three distinct parcels having water
splendid bundtne rhe property OF 80
hnc, stylish old lawn OF fourteen lofty
shade native and imported. aner2ble and OF
variety garden tase uy desineI socAed with fruits
aud nOwes oubu df.s, including ar house. yachman's
cottage, ironsing fine harbor" and bowling aey.
The situation has uncquaei for either private
residence for speculation. having bold shore the
Sound mite in extent sides belted oy creek Inlet,
one side by the main road the lands tracing the rivers
gently slope either 50 that every building e commands
nnc views OF the Solnl ani surrounding country Two
thirds OF the sites have ronts The pc, per-
fecty healthy. water excellent and air invsoratng Dis
ance from the city Is mas by New Haven Raroad bust
ness men can reach the city from this in less lime thar
from Harlem by the avenue Persons desirous OF
avoiding city axes the dangers and deteutons crossing
the rivers will do well To give his advertisement their early
attention No estate OF equal size within hundred miles
OF New York comb the diversified regal
elegance OF this old residence and all its
appontWens The present distance railroad stations two
miles. When "Chatsworhn Is made O station In
temptation tdepot already bu the distance viii be only
half mile. Apply on the premises, to
or to him at the Office OF Woodruff Co. 20 Broad street
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, between IL aud
o'clock, where a map can be
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
INERRERos DANCING ACADEMY. 80 WEST FOUR
tscnth sI ce opens saturday Oct. H. Private classes
aud schools ed Circulars Tor terms &c. may be had
at the academy.
4 II. sEARlNGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY AT
81 his Residence No. 2l2 Fourth aseenc near Twenty.
third street. rcopcns Wednesday, Oalobcr lb for casscs
Private lesous TO applicants Call address as abov"
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A LAwTON AGENT AND BROKER FOR BUYING
N and selling real estate hiring and letting houses and
aud selling choice family horses having had great experience
In horses from youth up; references.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A FARM OF 80 ACRES (WIrH IMPROVEMENTS,
IA about "a or miles from ST. Paul, Minnesota with
cash, will be exchanged city Brooklyn property
c.andse. Address H. G. F. box 37 N v Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

t1,nERE IS NOTHING NEW UYDKR THE SUN YES.
there Is name Ohcescfhonger's Hal. itf Boid.
way where you can get English Bacon and Hams Gys
Srcncnrs sample IN the OF tho store formerly
'" w GfENCER
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONLY THREE DAYS MORE OF
BUCKSrONE : GREAT DRAMA
VICTORINE;
Or, "ILL SLEEP OK IT."
This AFTERNOON at three O'clock and
THIS EVENING, a. TX O'Clock.
This magnificent drama by crsswved
and delighted audiences the last
THE RICHEST AND MOST INTERESTING
play yet offered TO the Museum patrons
Its scenery and beautiful
It's music rich aud fascinating
Its costumes unique and appropriated
Whla It's acting Is unsurpassed IL not unoauaei.
II viii be- payei every aiternoou aad evening this
aud positively longer
DION BOvCICAULTS GREAT DRAMA,
UNDER THE SNOW,
will be ight ont Monday next. the 18th.
THE BEAUTIFUL COL0RED TROPICAL FISH
continue e he admiration oil body Their unique
forms brilliant co.ors which include every OF tho
rainbow, alike wonderful and ,rssting They
be all hours also the
ALBiND FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR.
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, LIVING MONSTER
SNAKES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. Wax Fig ures. and
u a million other .crs
ADMISSION l5 cents. Children under ten, Is cents
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
WATCHES, JEvNELKY, Sc.

<CyAsu PAID FOR DIAMONDS PEARLS AND ALL
nrec.os stones. also for India Camcl's Hair Shaws
Slpte hoars tli 10 and I'll only. H. w. PLUMB, Dia.
snond Broker, 5i2 Br. AWAY. Money TO loan.
nIAMoND OLD GOLD AND slLvER-LAD1Es OR
septiemen having Old Gold Silver or Diamonds 10 SELL
Sy going 10 Louis ANRICH 72 Broadway under the New
York Hotel sell better ian at any other place In the
uity He offers pay the highest priretweny per cent
more than other person, and pays nc city money, with
dit being compelled 10 take any other goods IN exchange
8Smen ber. 723 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

AURA KEENE'S THEATRE
IL Tie enlbelshng this favori,e thea
TIRE speaks the OF the
gvins the auditorium so bright and light an that
compliment 10 her exquisite Judgment The dra
pees and cotorins have marvellous elect on the com
THE FASHIONABLE WHITE BONNET
PRETTY FACE or THE wEARER PEEPING FORTH
First Spring Flowers bursting through snowfakes
a ss On e %oa
Ton Tue EsERs si 81 ouR sET 'fa rAMEs
ana the imposing eject the OF the house had upon sns
UNIVERSAL THEME OF CONVERSATION
srLENDiD APPOINTMENTS OF THE STAGE
THE ELMGANcE OF THE AUDIENCE.
Miss Kecncs rendition the heroine nightly greeted
with IEADsG 1gss css nps Si 81 Gs G9y the
INTELLIGENT MASSES OF PLAY GOERS
""' '"'''SS REFINED CIRCLES or SOCIETY.
FORM AND SENTIMENT or COMEDY.
FEC WOFrINGT0N.
Sir Charles Pomanier Ga galant OF the
Ernest yane "a country eentlcnanj. Mr. Leyci
ColyC'o9er {the celebrated actor and dra :,
James quinn, ithc celebrated actor and
gournand) ...'......................... Mr pc,ers
Soaper anotner Of the ri6ej OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lennos
James Triplet (actoi. painter and dramatic -
Mrs Sane pfrom the conutryj Miss Ada Cfisa
@ s; K T ON be afss TEsHs
To conclude with the comedctta OF
LOAN or LOVER
Thi. esqus'sy s%%iS saisS% success
OF the season will be given u few days
VICTOR HUGo's LES MIsERABLEs.
entitled
q
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

4 WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE TO
"A let to some responsible person win be let cheap,
For further par icuars inquire oil Mrs BIDDULPH oi
Pineapple street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A GOOD CHANCE-S3,0O.-FOR SALE, TWO AND
"A half story basement and attic House containing 70
for two small tamies only Ave minutes walk from ferry
n BThe Furniture Will be sold, if desired 81 bargain.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
FOR SALE.

<~~rsN~
A VERY USEFUL PRACTICAL AND MUCH TR3Tl-
n fed insentioa Is W SCH Address Devices. Herald
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

<,RkEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAK
~ PETIT 4 CROOKS,
40 Wafer sircot.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

IMPORTANT TO EvERYBoDy.-sI0 CASH GIVEN
aws 70 any pereon Tor each aud every recruit brought
10 Capt r. Baker at 10 Howard street, TO Lieut. s. w.
McPhcson a iei broadway door above Broomc street
All the bounties paid.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
HOUSES. ROOMS, CO.. TO LnT.

FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND BAssn Assn i:'r! EhI
n brick House 10 let OF drove and south first
streets Jersey Ciry i've walk from Fave ma
mas All The moaera improvements Inquire OF 7 BRADY,
corner OF Grove and N:wark avenues Jersey CITY hent
$50 per annum.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A PLEASANT R00M-wlTH LARGE CLOSET ON
N second ipor furnished with c3nyeniencs for horse
keeping So Is per week in advance Call at 2lS West
Twenty fourth between Eighth and Ninth avenues
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
THE nUBMLI.ION. /.

A Rhv SUPPLIES. s,..
No. soa BnoAbw1r. NEw Yoax Angus. Is 1852.
eps .ss &;
Tss a
Clothing and Epase IN this city wnes specifications aud
Propo soua state the articles which proposed
ss Wien Shs s s Ss 'Sse Will be- e
the quantity offered and the prce Tor each article
be M srby abe ases with he soniraS,or
The following list embraces the principal suppes need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Goats consisting OF engineers ordnance arti
1aiiora Jasxsss, consisting cavalry. artillery, infantry
Uniform Trousers consisting Of footmsa. horssmen
NV3ase cot.oa aas Duck sn;6 Overall.
Drawers--Fnnne and knit.
shirtsaFaDnel and knit
Great Great Coats-Roo,men soa s-iPo ,uns and horsemea-
Blankets.Woollen and rubber.
Sack Ddsess casta ,1i%si linsa and unllned
boots, Boo.ees, Legeins, Stocknss
Uniform IIats-Trimmed AMI uutrimnsd-
Forage a,.Sec caps Recruts-cavairy and Iafausry.
Haversacks. Knapsacks, Canteens.
TENT. w. os ssy 4sa Tents
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Guidons. Fifes
T Ages
B0OKS-Uompany Order.
DO Clothing Account
Do Descriptive.
Do Morning Report.
Post Order.
Do Morning Report
Do. Letter
Do Guard
Regimental general ordeF.
Do Letter
Do. Descriptive.
Do. Index,
Do Order
Target Practice
Consolidated Morning Report.
Inspection Report.
Security will be required for the fudlment OF every
tract.
proposals received by Of the tenth day from the
date of this win be opened of that
day aud the articles Immediately needed will be awarded to
the lowest responsible bidders Contracts fur
thersupplcs viii be awarded from time to time favorable
bids always to the lowest responsible
ceIyed up time OF making contracts.
Proposals endorsed Proposals Furnishing Army
Supplies" aud addressed to the subscriber.
By order OF the Quariermaster General
Lieut. Colonel ID. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quarermaster General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A BARGAIN.-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
IA House in Forty-seventh street. between Fifth aud
Sixth avenues, containing every modern Improvement
together handsome Fixtures Window Curtains and
Shades Olclohs Pier Glass and Cornices all nearly
will be great II applied for Immediately
the owner about leaving the city, Apply on the premises
No. So, from Q till IL A. nj.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

<yRGBN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS
NJ Nlili De served us this day Ut
0oULDs NEW DINfN0 ROOMS,
No. IS Nassau street