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Tewn Versus Csantry Horses.
fFrofn the Richmond Whip

II would be qualification to that!inconsid-
cradle and worthless portion cf the commu-
nifty which Is engaged in irritating the surface
Of the earth, if the Quartermaster General or
whoever else is empowered to authorize the
pressing of teams, would state in writing the
reasons which induces him to prefer country to
town horses. To intimate that country horses
and their masters do not appreciate the Quar-
termaster's preference, would be doing gross
injustice to the breeding and intelligence of
those amisble animals. But neither horses
nor men like to be overwhelmed with compli-
ments. No offence would be taken by either,
were the Quartefmaster to transfer portion of
his fatiering attentions to their brother beasts
IN the city, OF course the feelings OF the cOun-
trymen ought not to be consulted In the least,
for we have yet to hear Of Government that
did not consider its first and highest duty to
be the molestation and oppression Of farmers
and planters. But no Government has yet
been permanently disgraced by paying some
consideration If not to the feelings, to the uses
OF the country horse. As between the town
man and the country man, the personal incon-
venience of being robbed Of their herses is the
same. Not go with regard to the horses them
selves. In time Of war the country horse plows
the ground that grows the grain that makes
the food that feeds the armies that fights the
battles that win the freedom and sustain the
Government that pays the Quartermasters.
But Quartermasters are never selfish and al
ways gallant The love of the beautiful is
their absorbing passion. Rather than deprive
the public of the felicity of seeing Quarter
master in buggy, taking his evening airing
rather than disturb the lovely equipoise of a
three-story trunk strapped beautifully behind a
hack, they would see every army in the field
starve to death, the Government of JEFF Davis
driven into the Gulf of Mexico, and their own
fair prospects for comfortable pay and no risk
in battle forever blasted. Wise and magnani-
nous QusrtermastersI There are eleven artil-
lery companies out at the New Fair Grounds
waiting for horses and unable to get them
Every company is imperiously and instantly
needed in the field. There are in the cities Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg
and Fredericksburg, at least thousand hacks
and private carriages. Here, then, are two
thousand trained horses-enough to equip
twenty batteries. But it would never do to
interfere with the shopping Of fine ladies
How sinful and injurious to the digestion Of
Quartermasters it would be to put a stop to
their buggy riding. And o, the crime, tho
objectionable crime Of compelling ladies of
pleasure 10 give up their cherished hacks
What would become of the gamblers that watch
the gay creatures as they drive by the big
hotels! The country might be saved if the
town horses were pressed, but the 90 .thetic Joys
of the cOurtezan, the Quartermsster and the
gam bier, would be gone. Who would have
the heart to ask such a sacrifice from such
people
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Why the Meniter Did Not Pursue the Ner.
Rimac.

Since the success of the Monitor in her en-
counter with the Merrimac, the 9th of March
many persons have expressed their astonish-
ment that the 'cheese- box" did not pursue the
refreshing Merrimac, and sink her before she
reached Norfolk. We have no doubt that such
a consummation would have caused intense re-
Joicing Throughout the country. Itwas very
feasible theory, bat unfortunately there was
an iDsurmcuntable obstacle to its being put in
practice.
The Rebels have exercised the same patient
care in the preparation of their defences at
Norfolk that they manifested in watching the
Merrimac grow from a sunken frigate to a for
midable iron-clad Leyiathan. The labor of
months and the expenditure Of hundreds of
thousands Of dollars upon their pet scheme was
no trihe TO them, and every precaution was
taken to prevent failure. They constructed
trap at the mouth Of the Elizabeth river, so
that in case the Merrimac should be compelled
to flee from an attacking force, the pursuing
ships might be ensnared and compelled to sur
render.
The channel Of the Elizabeth river was
stake3 out with spiles so that q clear channel
OF from 40 TO 80 feet only was left by which
Norfolk could be approached. Just beyond
the mouth of the river the Germantown was
noored with springs upon her cable and ready
for instant movement. The ship was also pre-
pared, by boring, so that she could be sunk in
i've minutes after the valve ropes were drawn.
The plan was, in case the Merrimac was pur-
sued, to let her and her pursuers pass in, and
then swing the Germantown across the chan
nel and sink her, thus placing an impossible
barrier to the escape Of the pursuing vessels.
By examining the principles upon which a
rat is trapped, one may readily see What would
have been the position of our ''cheese- box" in
the Elizabeth river with the bars put up. All
our efforts to release her would. have proved
I'm md hnFlA ha,va
record far greater disaster than the loss of
our two noble frigates 1t must be borne in
mind that our enemies are as fertile in inyon-
tion as ourselves.
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" rneie are twelve daily papers in Turin, a
city Of not more than 100 600 inha bitants At
Naples, Milan and Florence the same mania for
newspapers 10 exhibited. Parma, a town OF
10000 Inhabitants, has three dailies, and Modena
III Mayor Hatch, of Cincinnati, ba, broyob,
suit Tor $50 600 damage against the proprietor II
the Commercial because Of It's comments upon his
conduct during the Wendell Phillips mob.
n, ~ Thomas w. Tobin, Esq, one Of the pub
H ana Proprietors Of the Baltimore Price
current, died Yesterday In Baltimore
Two hundred and eighty thousand dollar.
o. Ss me noating debt Of Baltimore city is to be
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, April 1.-THE steamship Canada
has arrived, with Liverpool advices to the 9th
inst.
The subject Of iron-ciad vessels and batteries is
still an absorbing topic In England
In the House of Commons on the tth inst, The
question OF the relative value Of fortiRcRons and
noa.lng oaserles ws aegaea, . ana rtsoios1os ~ tS
works at Spithead.
Parliament will shortly consider the expediency
OF empowering the government to use the money
already voted for forts in the construction Of IRON
shsathed vessels
The snip Yorktown, from London for New
York, has been burnt at sea by rebel priva.eer
vessel.
The continental news Is gener'lly unimportant
The Liverpool breadstuffs market closed quiet
Flour Is declining. Provisions closed quiet.
American securities firm.
COnsols clcsPd at London on Friday at % = a93 =
for money. American securities were firm.
Arrived from Baltimore, ships Admiral and
Gorilla, at Liverpool.
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ECOLE DU CAVALIER A PIED. IBe,pt.
- Saveierle-baeis de u instruction 81 Gems
oo ss.ck-Avantf fostes dc Cavsiere Lefere,
Manuel der eSMsrechalerie. 80 cents.
SavA,efe-Gulde de PInstructeur. 81 csuts
Srysierie-lnstI notion . Chevsl. IS cents
SSnSv1sIerie-Sur Ie Service des Places Is cents
h.loloiheque on Sous on Ter de Cavalrie ai 25
misoe,isnees militAires-Par le General 6Tand.
De ,s "a Cavaerie-Psrl le Seueral Rsrard 81 cents.
RA1-msr-Avenir 70 la CayaIerIe vols sS.1
sohsnennars,Ds pEnploi d. !. Csyalsrss Z Ia
PImodau-De is Cavsierls es csnfs.
MarEery-k 4 emarques sur Ia Ca,aIeria 81 es
neLon frousoire sur Ia Cava erie
apll-ly FRANCE rAvrop
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From the Department Of the Shenandoah
Sixty-sne OF Asbby's Rebel Cavalry Sur.
prised and Meds Prissners.

WOODSTOCK, April 16-sixiy-one of Ashby's
rebel cavalry, including three officers were cap
tured this morning and brought into w oodstock
by our troops. They were surprised whilst at
breakfast lust at daybreak In a church, and were
surrounded by body OF Ringgod's cavalry and
four companies of Infantry Of the 10th Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers, of Gen. Williams d vision. They
surrendered without a show of resistance This
clever affair occurred Geveral miles beyond Co.
lumb a Furnace, and within seven miles of Mt
Jackson.
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VINO WERE THE HERogs OF IHg FIRST SIEGE
OF YoExrowN!-lt is dn Interesting fact that In
the Revolutionary seige Of Yorktown, Washing
ton bad no Southern troops His force, number
ing about twenty thousand men. consisted chiefly
OF New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania aud
New England regiments Soldiers from the
salf-same region are now before Yorktown, pre-
pared to battle for the maintenance of that fnde-
pendence and unity which their Northern fore
fathers won on that memorable historic ground
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ALBANY, April IS The rebel otticers-Msj.
General Mackall, Generals Brown and CAN'T,
and Ma JOS Davidson and Mccall, and Captain
Seilher-arrived here this morning under charge
of Captain Selfrldge, United States army. Thev
breakfasted at the Delevan House, ard proceeded
on TO Fort Warren. They were captured at Island
No. TO-
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Paymen, Of the Governm,n, Tax.

BOsTON, April 15.-A bill was reported in the
Legislature to-day for the payment Of sol 900 TO
the General Government, being the norton due
from Massachusetts of the $50 600 600 national
tax voted by Congress In August last
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COTTON PLANTING IN ILLINoIs.-It Is stated by
members OF Congress from Illinois that cotton viii
De very extensively planted in that State this sea-
son. The experiment has been begun by the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad Company preparing two
thousand acres fof this purpose Other land
owners are making arrangements TO plant large
Quantities Of Kentucky colt N seed
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u Judge McCunn, of New York, has de.
clded in the matter Of two parties who were ar.
,esea ior selling liquor In violation OF the Sunday
Iaw, that the police have no authority to enter q
public house where business 10 being transacted
with closed doors on sunday, or to arrest a SIM.
day liquor seller without warrant from a magis.
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TOR THk MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE
FORT BENTON, MISSOURI RIVER.

The steamDr EMILIE,g. B LABLRsF, aaster.
VIII leave or or about the 25th vi
April To persons desl -o1s OF goIrg EA<fkSfS
to oregon and Ihe Territory OF otSa<xk<kss7kae
hou'erF 10 Washington Territory, having from
Fort Benton only l5J mi es of land travel, over
good road 10 the most de sirabis part of the Terri
tory: Ia connection with the Emile will be very
nCht or,ught side wheel steamer, which will leave
passage apply on bOa I'd nm s. ayr
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

al-f.. WAR DEPARTMENT,
O1tes M4y SaP't aHt Dn eetOr Railroads, Us.
Washington, ApEiI3, lS62.
Until further notice, a passenger train Will be
run on Saturday Of each week, from Seventh
street and Maryland avenue to Manassas, lsaving
Washington at 80 a. m, arriving at NJ Manassas at
IL m returning will leave Manassas at 2 20 D.
m, arriving at Washington at p m. Fare from
Washington to Manassas and return, 50; and
from Alexandria to Manassas and return, s. IS
ID. c. McCALLUM,
Military Director and Sup't Railroads, U. s
ap 3-u llRtelligencer Republican,
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Treasure en- route from CaJjforpio

SAN Francisco, April II The steamer st
Louis sailed for Panama to- day with a few pas
sengers and SG15 600 in treasure for New York
and S2O9 900 for England.
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NTAR DEPARTMENT.,

MAR DEPARTMENT.,
w jANUkRI n, 1So2.
/ oRpIRHD, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
fridays against all other business but that which
reis'es to active military operations IN the fed.
saturdays win be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to tie business Of Tie Public
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ja22-H Secretary OF Wa,.
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families 1T a3y plsos on the liues cftkeir
Express al 3 charge cf
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Fos ANT SUa NOT kXcEgDISs FIFTT DOLLARS;
And q prOporiiouafe adjIuCu,l charge TO plao.s
reaehed by connecting Expresses.
The remit;anos, whether God, TIoasury Notss,
or allotment Drafts, should he enclosed u an en-
veI8pe sEd sccu ely sealed, End Lcye tAs fuil al
cress tlBciUdiDg town, Post Ofhoe, ant Sts-e and
iD cities ths stress Ard GumbeTb Of the person to
whom TO DO sent, Snd the amount leEIbls marked
thereon.
Envelopes for this purpose msy be had at our
cfi0e
mittanoe should be prepaid
mn zS i'm ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
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O r RIC IA l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
A. WAsRTssToN, January 25, l5e7
I The Secretary OF State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on SATURDAYS,
commencing With Saturday, the frss Of mex.
month. s-r- .r.. '--r-. .... ~.
jan z7-u WILLIAM "A: SEWARD,
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New York State Canals,

ALBANY, April 10 The State canals will be
opened on the 1st Of MAY.
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SOLDIERS PAY.
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS
LII FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT.

HARNDEN's EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES.
WHITTIER Monty Or ALLOTMENT Drafts.
To their FAMILIES at any place on tne lines oftheir
Express at CHARGE cf
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Fer any gum not exceeding Fifty Dollars. 1851
And 8 prcportionate additional charge for pisces
reached by connecting Expresses
The remittance, whether IN Golj, Tressury
Notes, or Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed n
full address, including ths town, Post Ottlce and
state, oil the person 10 whom to Ue se.t, snd the
amount !, gibly marked thereon.
Enyc[osss for this purpose will DO furnished as
Money received to be forwarded at the oficc in
MashnEton, Third Etreet, second door btlov
Pennsylvania avenue.
sp LIN E.s SMITH. Agent.
Spring SILKS. 9 full assortment, figured and
W lth our usral full assortment of all the DIR,
Gocds REQUISITES Tor the general and special wants
of families
Gur \ Orthern and Eastern correspondents send
us srewIUpPlies daily.
One price opi., the actnsl o.sh Et.nda-d value,
married IN plain figures hence no purchaser 10
Az parcsIs for the interior properly pscksJ free
CT chsrgs. PERRY & BhU,.
apsot Pa. ave rue aud Ninth st
n SPEOtAL NUTIGE
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL I,
1852, the trains on the Baltimore ard OHIO Kali
les wing this station a. 40 a. NJ snd oonuectIr
at washington function vita mail train for al
psrts Cf the West Wis Ptrksrshu or wreelink,
Through tickets soid and bsssage cLe.ke4
Railroad. ap II diff
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEorLlsrl sosS
Z Z = n, ~
WIYEeyY MEYLL PLLYH on ClAaPL

DIR, e. B SIS ESMQND,
S1o Brsaksssy, Rsss YoTk-360 PsrsSyI~za.z ~
ssste, 5sfsssss l2iS ss.d l3fk SIS, Wasksrsfs~,
Cslls the attention Of the publIc 20 the iolOvir,
sdvaltsges Of his improved system: rzE
i, The Teeth OF his nIAnatsctare vii StGFsS7
neFer corcdo nor change color by tuv ~-h-<<
acids, being three fourths lighter thsn aIY other,
!. Ne tee:k or roots need b. extracted, a the
arnsclsl ouoE osn be inserted ever them
8. Tse reess viii se En&ds InoEsakiVe. On nsv.;
ache.
e. No temporary teeth are needed, rs permanent
enes oan be made immedisteiy, thereby preserving
lhe natural expression Of tle fsoc. which under
the old system is fres uentiy dief cured.
g. FhiE work IA. been fully testcc over Eve year
bJ many Of the 6rsi chemists and physicians OF this
sCuntrJ.
DR.. s. hSI also invented white rrdestrr-tiyt
metkl hllius, with wnioh the most Sensitive testh
can bs hiled ~Ithout pain, and can iuiii up per
eot, sound tooth any side roOts, shioh will lssi
through ifetime. -.
Ths best Of references rlven-to DIR. v. Mott; Dr.
porsnus, Professor ofChernIsiIy, ~, Y; Hon
JadEe Wsyae, Of tho Supreme Cont Of Washing
ton, and thousands of others.
Gail and examine for yo1Trelf os-tn
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A Ii TIE BEST COOKING STOVES. pa.
"A BLE CUTLERY, 90, 20 30 had OF
.A,p {" l. H1sss5s1yE.: .ss5 q H..
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NOTICE.
81 81
MADAMS, EYPREss COMPAHYm

8S - - sssSSssssS 49,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Yhia Com..nJ Offers TO the public" U Unes aalIee
Advantages" for the Sale and Cpick Dissatch OF
ss sss;s 2 s'.a Fl ,s4.: s h0I
Al EIsrssse. are In charge Of sx,Tissssz ssG
an 4 FssE,.ss ssE for The sela.sT. carried at "onr
hAtti Al !, ou5 usnA rstss. stss.,.
.sd !. Article. 1911 ne q S
ETR5s..s' %.,Ss 5s.,s Nss y.,t
n nfP.,5..:ss = re- ss,s Il PSt.ass,h,s and
MEIsTes.s. leave e.tlmoEs =. 40 A. n. and .P
'sT y ,0I1t; S95s .nS We. leave
az Nj ss. %sS: ss Is ~: Sss ,''.A'
charges. Z. w, PARSONS.
w.,,,,,,., sss.t !. AssP: 9, f., Express oonss.;
T1 Z u - 70 M AR,
Pro'.e'sd By Royal Letters Patssf Of Exgla.d,
end ssesrtd By tAs Seals Of ths Eeols dc Phar.
s.aets dc Paris, sad fIs IRYGisl Collage Of
Msdieiss, Tisnsa.
TRIEsEMAR No. L
10 the efectnal remedy for RELAXATION, Sprz-
aArokaH9A and ExHAvsrIoS Oh THE SYSTEM.
IhlESEmah NO. u,
Completely and entirely eradicates sl trsees OF
NOSE disorders, for which Copaiya and Cubebs
nave generally been thought an antldote, TO the
rum or the health Of vast portion Of the populs-
TRIESEMAR No. s,
me Irest and sure remedy OF the csyIixed world
Ior al Impurities OF the syssea az wall a. seoond
~ symptoms, obviating the destructive use OF
as yell ss Other deleterious ingredients,
and which all the Sersapsr,la IN the world cannot
remgors lgrs TRIEsEAAR Nos. l.9 and are alike de-
soia Q, Seete or smell. and OF al rausestng Saai-
nes. They are In the form Of loEenge, and may
ne on the toilet table Without their uss bsinE sus-
Sod IN I'M Gases At IS each, or four ss cases in
one for %, and IN sa casss, thus saving Sc, a.
~; WhSlessis sI and retail b. RR. .; "a. BAK-
Dougal street,, New York. Immsdisfsly on re-
Sells OF remittanoe. DT. BARRow will forusrd
llesemaf 70 any PAT OF the world, securely
q and addressed according 70 the instIrOsons
Published Also by DR. BARROW, that ro,ulsr
s1d ,efsauufs Nv ilustrased medical work, Human
Ss osssinsd b. sIsoisi ssthsrE fom !. b. FORD.
washington, u. O. dsls-h
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Thus TRUSS Is having q success. in The CvRISe
or RUPTEREs, before unknown N the history of
Trusses; unlike all ot1srs ever used In the follow
Ing respects :-t VII mover rust. hs .pTing being
coated with B8fd Ru6be-.D ChGfe GGiy nor BLISTER,
WI not alp or move otn be Gtei III bathing, is
always CFsdH, and good al nav Does not press OF
tEjHrs the Cord, Eor oveTstretoh and enlarge the
opening, but constantly acts to comaress and
gfe.tly bene fit the vcrst form ct Rupture. The
same Truss can be mlde very stiff or timber ss he
case may require. lt has been used by over 800
persons in tho Worth west within the past two
years. and has never ta'led to give setefccton IN
cases of the worst fJrm. This Truss Ia recon
mendeI and used 10 prtfsIsnes TO oH othe', By oil
prominent Surgeons In rev Sork City, among
whom are Professors Mott, Parker & Csrnoohan,
sl'o IN the West BY lPTofs. BFslIs d, Res, Freer,
Andrews, Lind Unives sfy, ,Doot WOIcOtt. Of
Milwaukee, WIS. AID DOct. Prince, of Jazz SON
vile, Ill. This Iruss he's received Medals over all
others in use, and Ia guaranteed in every gespect
to he as repre- ssentf d. Persons wishing this IN
siTunent oaa be fitted by senflnk size, in inohes
around hips n line of frUstars. to DIR. |. b. SEE
LEY, Man.faetGrer and Proprietor, Chicago. Ill.,
p. a. Box 1898.
DR. ShELEY will be s. J, w. NAIRN'S
Drug store, corner OF 9th spd Pa. svenue, for q
few days. Call and examine for yourself.
p1l-1vf
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
FINANCIAL AND coMMERClA
SATURDAY, Sept. sc p. NJ.

SATURDAY, Sept. Sc Z. nj.
Money s quiet at per cent on call. with very
little doing. Certificates OF ndebtedness quoted
9sN a *; demand notes, 1os14 r.
Little or nothing was done in exchange to-day.
The rate for first class bankers bills Is 1909 a
13O. Gold opened at ll9, afterwards fell TO lls1s
and 1884, closing this afternoon at llsM bid.
The stock market was dull to-day; but prices,
as rule, were better than yesterday. Coupon
skies Of 1881 advanced X per cent and Treasury
notes (7.30) x. In bonds the business done was
small. Holders do not seem inclined TO sell in the
present state of the market State stocks were
dull and rather lower. Missours declined a. On
the general list Central advanced Il, Erie 4
Michigan Central "a, Illinois Central "a, Galena
a. Toledo q and Rock Island u. At the close OF
the board the market was quite steady; but d.
rccty afterwards large supply Of alarming ru-
mors came to hand and prices dropped OF = a 1s
per cent all round. At an iniorma. second board
the market recovered this decline, no confirmation
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

eAIURpAr, sept 6-1 r. u.
FIoua-Tbe market was inactive and sales limiteA,
while prices unchanged though dull. The receipts
light. The sales embraced Q 900 bbls.
WHEAT was heavy and lc. &c. lower, with sales OF
5000 bushels
CoRs was heavy and cheaper, with salse u 81 600
bushels At 5Sc. 59c. for sound Western mixed.
PoHK duh and prices unchanged with sales Of mess
AZ $l1 u apd prime a. $10
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
FURNrTURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLBD FURNITURE,
n IN all colors, of warranted manufacture; also soad
Oh -stpr' Chamber Suits pain and ornamental, at
HRINoTONs, 36s Canal street, opposite Wooster Bs.
tablished In lSkS
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

JAnEscN--FLoon Thursday, September g. by
Rev r. Wilson, Mr.. ALEXANDER JAhiksoS, Of stYatord,
Conn. TO Miss MAGGIE FLooo, Of New York city.
MARMALL--TuToS.--UnT Thursday September 4, AT st.
PauIs church. Troy N. Y, by the Rsv. I. W. Colt, ID.
D. Mr. Issssv H. W. MAHsrlii OF SusequehaDns, Pa, 10
Miss EMMA TuroS, Of New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
sEeAHs AND TOBACCO.

1,EgARs gEGaRs sEGARs s-iU 10, iMrORFED sB-
- rars sossne very low. Vt u 20 81 80 81 " pcr
nov The erntfatrd Pancn brand ~ 81 ~ yer cox bit
wood and Nnerschsum Pipes splendid sloeS he iitae
srrrilsd OrgtnaiL JACOBS, iOI Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

ENOREcLosuRE SALE AT AUCTION-By j. n. NIL
Sept sea At p o'clock = ths Ms.casns E.chsnss
sioop stone front House and Lot No. l23 Kast Forty eighth
street; handsomely finished; has large plate glass.
each SASH whole front and mahogany blinds whole 'front.'
an har wood staircase style cost $500 The said
perty cost nearly $4,000. #s' fNitf 4t NR
r =. TRAvER, AUCTTONEER, OFFICE 10 CHAT
ham street will sell Tuesday the 9Th III
o'clock A. ~ Sixth .vsn1s s the PisnS Stock Fools r.
iacurer Wiz ~ rosewood Piano Cases. canscd
corners large lot Of Action and Material for finishing tho
same; Legs Plates large lot of rosewood mahogany,
anu maple venesrng; large TOT Of mahogany biacx walnut
maple Work Benches large lot Of Tools several Stoves
targe Heater Ac Sale without Terms cash. Ca
lal0gne ready
@ HERMAN co. WILL SELL ON MONDAY, SEPT.
Js at No Is Stanton street. Bowery I0z O'Clock,
the entire Furniture Of Boarding House. consisting of
Chairs, Tables, Bedseads, Spring Mattresses Pillows,
Sheets and Blankets Bureaus, Wash.,snda Crockcry,
Carpets Oilclohs, Mating &c Sale positive for cash.