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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

supp osed, and that the emgrant from ba,i. and
Ly ems chooses mix with the varieties OF thu En-,
'dsb rsce in preference 70 enjoying the luxurv O
association with the only people who have reserve
the monarchcaI traditions Of France in their
purity, and have retained to this hour nearly a 10,
habits. the Manners aud (until few years ago. ~
the feudul rights Of TWO centuries ago.
In the Upper Canada County of Glengarry ther,
il population OF British origin of nearly 20 600. OF
whom onv 81 are of Irish origin; yet there are 10
glg Catholics, and over 5000 Presbyterians-,be.s
Two religions comprising I9-20tbs of the ybols
people, Tie strange fact may also be stated in the
sane connection, that there = less dissent from tho
Common School system in this than 10 any Other
county Of the Province. The extremes Of relioious
belief meet in this exceptional region, but only tc
harmonic and work cordially together for eoca,
purposes The Catholicism Of the district, Il 40.
pears, was imported from the Highland regions.
where once the followers Of the Stuarts abouuded
I'LL the Imperial arm became too strong for them, and
forced them 10 1ee first to France. and sfterwsrd te
the wilds north # the ST.. Lawrence.
The Mormons Of The Western Province are a moro
respectable body in point Of numbers, than in Lower
Canada, counting 10 all about 20 members BIT
they seem to be less socably disposed than st tie
headquarters of tho Saints, for the Cnnadsn
sep,uagint are scattered over nineteen counties and
in ten of these, they count but separate nnits OF the
population, forbidding much hope OF a natural Inc
crease of the faithful in the British Provinces.
While Lower Canada is the maritime Province of
the Union only 62 Of is people were born ga, sea-"
The inland Province Of the West, on the other hant,
gives population of 323 Of that indefinite nation
,iitv. Possibly in this case the lakes come within
he technical description, "at sea-" Tie abstract
,efore us, however, throws no further Light On The
ubject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
CENSUS CURIOSITIES.

There are mere Auercsns than either Engsbmen
or scolchnen in Low ei Canada. While tue natives
of England in The Province number 1879, and OF
scotland ~, Ito, those Of the Uuted States number
- Gil. Nearly one-l!h Of de whole population OF
one county apl one-s tn Of another are Americans.
Ont Of Il population II no, 6Gi only 29s II me
inhabitants Of Lower Canada Cain 70 be retorne6 81
" CnrlrtiAus;" ouly wero ca ssed "a " Disciples,
ana ns Mormons." OF tire aforementioned there
ii solitary representative in the County OF Broome,
one in Quebec, and one 10 Huntington. The gender
OF tie three 10 not given n toe abstract before rs;
bui il would seem they arc no. practical proPa-
gaudsts.
In tire Comfy Of Borthicr there iss solitary jew
and solitary Un!venls'. They occupy mere
-oa,ed position even tlan fouF moro % tho lnhao'
ants of the san county who are returned as Of " no
religion" Th,re s Lut one Quaker and Que Memo
dit II the County Of DOrehes,er; while IN The wen
improved County Of ST. ilyaciuihc, wilma Popu "'ou
OF 1857, there Only 80 pfotessau's. rnd al o' 40
OF tic people so OF Fon,h origin. Inc 'ouia'c' "
Chs rleyo.x aud Knmonasks are, however, rel 3 1ts-
y still mora conservative there benz paA Two
dscnlen from the Catholic faith IN eacn.
Willie " ,32l If TIE whole population OF Lover
Csuafa ure OF french origin, only t'2 ara natives
Of france. On the o.he, hnod %" so-ca'ed tng's.
Province If Urper Conadr cOiialrs, te6d' IL CHua
dian uopnla,ion Of French onNu, 2,5o9 natives o.
F,ance-faots which teem 10 snow That pew ana ol'
france cotton together iese c0rAsty than might b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
ARRIVAL OF A BRITISH STEAMSHIP AS
PRIZE.

The Brtisb steamship LsLuan OF Hull arrived at
nh. port a, an early hour on Friday morning, III
charge Of prze-oceIs Gilbert Richmond and ), dney
:. Beck.
TIE Labnan IL an iron steamer, 2i3 feet long and
~ fee, beam. She was built 10 1856 for Mes'Ts.
Bailey Il Leetbnm Of Hall, AT a cost of tS3 600, and
iss been employed in tie Baltic trade, running be-
tween Cronstadt and Hull. ia November she WIZ
rfur,ged by the De Jerseys Of Manchester, for ia
months to run between Havana snd some part of tie
southern coast. Her outward cargo consisted Of w
rious arlcles among otLers large fuan,i! OF blan-
beis aud It il estimated that on this cargo the char
lerers cleared EiO,OOs.
Atths time she was captured by the Portsmouth
her position WAS 4 few miles 10 The northwnrd Of
Breccu Chica, a snall village near the RIO Giande
steamer loaded with cotton wss Just INSIDE The
bar watching an opportunity TO come out end dis
charge, but A. SON ar the Portsmouth, came 70 an
chof she steamed up the river The captain and
sup,rcargo were on shore, and remained there prob
ably for prudential reasons. The Labuan WAS cent
by Capt. Swarteout in charge of the above prize
officers 10 Ship leland 10 receive Comuodo'e Nc
Eesns orders and was ordered by bin 10 proceed TO
New-Yofk. She has on board tie cargo Of the
hooner Wave Of New-Orleans, captured about al
nour previous, while on her passage hom New
Orleans for Nalamoras with n cargo Of tobacco aud
cotton.
mi - +. - 4 =, al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

AwARD--rkS TRAcTs fOR ooLpIERs.-Tho Coni,
m,ttee 70 award the premiums of ten dolss esch
beQuesthed to the American Tract Society by tts
widow of Col. Alexander II. Thompson, who fell II
the Florida war. for ten abort religions tracts bsss
adapted to tho soldiers of the United States Army
have received 240 manuscripts, from which they
have selected the following, as in their jadgmea;
ber entitled TO the award. namely;
Show Jour coors Wy Ills Rev wn. NJ Thsysr fIar.ia
x.y. irus Cour.s. by Horny 2. Boltss d, LssregcA
Nee. ser.nrls lor ID. Soul ~ X. Dsryee, Ae~asL
y g., Tic Soldiers Beet Friend. BY the Rev. DAVID rsb
ltul,ou {. ", Tho scldl-rs Tfu,t, by A. smv5'
wsrI. Nrv-l oroca. Conn, halt by George Dsss,por
Huntingdon. Penn M-jor ssnienou y the kss } n
X lie .xiLs.au XVI Abe = liief'l tsismsu. by Ns
n Hortoo Meet CsrtLids-, Mas Ih- DyiIg Folder. ~
tho Rev. Ctsrles Hyde. Ennstou, Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

AZ tt,,,,onf ,os,..,o(fle S.fa', f,5 20 l-ba
hor,Hik. Pune UtG ',s-t fn,r ucent o' h no -.
h'n0.-Domis >tf.ag Jtlns bagrup"n ths"pIs - =,
dsl. SAMUEL luot OF BTooAiyn, tAeja is yasASos -
" nj an .bureh Ieasy Diiass Of fitpush isHis. nc
Bro kiyu o.. 20 = derrick at Nluams"uiyh, tnoh"
W. Il Zach. n "a N1ofhi.s John Wius'~ 81 "'oosi o. 40
N1p po,k-N ulin A.lrn. Chester a AftsuI hsn.yc i
Rec a.ts,rr " Bn, h. Motoo, jonah CAT 1ohn ,,.
~. 4 Braiad foser. Seth C. hA"ey No'.h., ~.
tu.s g. MorI Mltlil ston a. rich1' W i.an II ~.
I,hn a. po,t ,'trIrs -. fh"l,s Aci hpee,s'," - III,
a. ~ liauI Van .iooN -o.sph b. Nana'n' J''' '
Nskea.ld t. ; Nud.eu & N.s on ny ,-h.. N R,py,
Ii,lrr--Bet jimin y F.ishot e''se'''' ~"-
Druiel l.. D,cs-r ofhiustom ,,y.,.. pi,;,s, Ioh,
1tIbof.,--Jobn NJ go~en q "m'e f'""'' '''
puturit 4 MoUsaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

L.uscH.-On Thursday, there wac lannahed ircu
the s,io,ard Of D. c. Terry, steamboat, built tc''
Van Zantvocrd OF Albany. She ID in'spded 70
combine the qualities Of strength, sleed and light
dao. Her length is 2lo feet. width 20 ieet depth
feet. The engine ana boilers are ready to 80 %
bosrd at toe works Of Fletcher, Harrison q %,
where tbs boat now is. TIE engine is avery ST.
p.or one, with i6.Ipch cy i.rder and T. feet s'ross
There ars to De two boilers, entirely under ssos' -
feet long. s feet vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
The Labusn is anchored in the North River.
GEN. MITCHELLS ORDER COMPLlMENr-
ING THE SOLDIERS OF HIS DIVISION.
GEsEHsL oRDtR, No. ~.
HEADqrsHIyhs THiHD DIvfros
t.sP JoHs v. AD.ss

4
C.sP Joan Y. AD,ss,
BowLso GREEN. f-b "a, lat2
SOLDIERS OF TIM THIRD DIyIsIos: You bsye
executed march Of forty mills IN twenty--ight
hour snd a bali. The fallen timber and other Oh
sirueiops opposed Nv tie enemy to your movements,
have been swept from your path. The fire OF your
artillery and the bursting OF your shells announced
yonr arrival. Surprised and ignorant OF the force
that had TINS precipiis,ed itself upon them they He'd
10 conformation.
Ia tie nlht time, over frozen, rocky, prec'pi-
tons halfway, down rude steps Tor MY FEET, you
have uassed the advance guard cavalry hhh Infantry,
aud before tie dawn al Jay You u.Nc ehte'h ~
tr,uuIh portion Of extraordinary natural Strength,
anG b, your enemy proudly denominated the Gib-
rsitar OF Kentucky.
with your own Lands through deep mud, IN
drenchiug rains, and ny rocky pathways neat - IN.
pussablr, sud acrn,s ioOi-puth Of yOuf own c0u.
-rucon built upon The RUNE OF the railway bridge,
destroyed Tor their protection, by rttren'ing and
panc-stI!cksu foe, you have transported mon your
own shoulders your baggage and camp equipage.
! The General Commanding the Department. on 70
ceiying my repOrt ANNOUNCING these Idctr, requests
a.e TO make 70 the officers and soldiers under lay
command the ioowIsg communication:
Soldier, who by resolution aud energy overcome great
natural dlcu Lav nshng saf IN b.tte cfo ihcI
yu.i rs proves. taxed fs less extent Nouf
exhibit. iic Lsh g1z- Of TrsNui!1n sud gu
NV 10 degree which leave. ni, nay confidence il
them in th,if iytuIe moienrnt, by order 81
" Brig q -. 80 Ell,
"Comnsndrs DepAdment oftte Ohio"
SOLDIERS ! feel Il perfect confidence that the
| high estimate placed upon your power, endurance,
has been deserve the appreciation Of our cOmmnnd-
| ing officer aud Of our Government and our country.
| | trurt You feel precisely It's does your commanding
/ General, that nothing - done Wills anything so-
mains 20 be done.
BY ofdsr Oi bfig'Oen U NJ MlIChkLL, Cong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

NAysL.-The Emitted States steamship SawIsnes'
Wing al Pier No. 10, North River, is nov l~a,ns
subsistence sloros end ammuni'.cn for the Ssrns's'
Expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
SHALL REBEL OR LOYAL PROPERTY Bt
COAFISCATED

We publish tue subjOiled letter, with the single
remark that we 30 mol agree with the writer's view
Of the difficulty Of collecting the ,axes necessary %
NEE; the obligations which the country has imposed
on itself
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
A BRAHAN yANDERTOOL4 A co. AUcTIONERS.
~ Sl-,0OJ NORTH on FIRST CLASS
H0IfGEAUl.n IN M IN TIRE islfHllas "A AUCTION

4 rafe o. or,anit, for Loasekeepers and ira.e.s,
the I've rtel encs, 4, West Si>csnth
srcet between flfth anI SIKH es. this SAsur
cay) comnieu in ~ los 0vlOsk
PARLOkS.Two ful Suls carved rosewood, covered with
French oroSaei black Na.nu, SUIT ered with
spakcase Eagerc marble top Centr Table, Arros Lace
Curtains French Shades, % inoiJ and Bronze Cox, on
Paintings by artists. Marble Slahary,
Thius Mant.l Ornaments Velvet BRUSSELS Carpets,
Rags. Couches, Ara Chairs
ROSEW oDD PIANOFoHTE.
order for The fu has
modern wood Stool Cover;
Canterbury Music and BooAs black walpt Hat>and, Stair
Carpet. Oleloh. oak SGehoard, Extension Table, Arm,
G'slrs, Ghiua Dinner ana Tea Sets tfgant Crystal
Glas>waro, Deeaniers GoOets, Tamgl Champagne,
ines Lemonads Preserve anis Silver Spoons. Forks,
Knives, Napkin Rms Table Cutlery rosewood ami back
walnut Burea ds,eads, washst nds, wardroaes Ban.
Sheets Couuierpdte, Feather Beds Also Base
kiichen Furniture y. B.-Parties wsIng
ihis sale take th siN and the
House -, Nicholas anf Metropolitan Hotels, leaving
! "a few doors from the house
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
SALES AT AUCTION.


a NCTI0s sorIcs 10 ALL WHOM ~ MAY con
n ~Fu y A. tACLAi>s AIcriONkkR
sAsNfFfEfNr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
McH tAENNn fLAtk Pikk AND aAkrEL ixRoRs,
kkFkAnlf 0AntkD ROsk 80 O0y fiANOfuRIE,
sIL,kR FLkIR xe. &c
- 9FmF4ss bgs~rNeef u. ~ ~ oJock A. NJ su
a sar-re sbd es-y fsrnitnre fsnlnes stsina.y and
w~seN Ar ns-e~eea Dra~sns koom SUITS eegaDa seven
rtsarpre ~ Fourteenth street, Fl Shth
Tee lhn~rr c.iis the Of he
Reh - As sr hiag the and richest assortment
~ Aeia fumttnre o1ered tais season. The
rA~ ~hels Ma - peremporiiy and absolutely sold
DRAwlSG Room FURNITURE
aansss - esrsea rose~upG EtAserss marble tops
rrari roswood C-niFe Tables satuary
ets "a Room Furniture elegant
49, - tNo Afns k-ceptiun AMI eight Oval Baek
s~F~ a@f~d framrs and covered In three oo.ored
t hlia ~fh bab aad taFol~eshe 4. Brucai anu Lace
rssil Frenrh Plate Per ank Msntel Mirrors wiin ch
90 r@aeN ~r~Fe srvs and Dr~sien cnns Vases, richly
NFAtA, fsfaAh e siA0sits of the seasons, Arusc
n'essss. rr'r~a' "a Nl-ht and Morning ora, Paint
-s tt~fFg MHst. NiNradsr~ Ae.s AnIque Lava Vas. =
49, Carl 1Atle. Velvet Ca psts. Rugs TurSish EASY
~asns hHsule ciacs runs one mpnh, on fsn. lnss by
se.e .a ininsn. hantingson. Cole Lsrana anu o'her
MA1NIFlt KSr SEWN OCTAVE PIASoFoRTE
@AfFe4 eEs four corners finished all round
nsl.a .Ih psal aud sa1 par sess ess $50 'si Rack,
- Nesa ss~, seFrrsd IN taocas; snlor0ii.red tlon
Ccssr. kaoks bal ro>s~ooa Hatsand olcioh,
3atr CArsrrt. Ch2morrs seclnd siory-Rich carved
BeHseads sfyie Louis XIV Bureaus and Com
saavin stsni 80 sana. Couch cnairs. Cur.ans,
&1ss Hair MAir Beds Arf II dding, deco
r,e4 ralna ru MiSrars Dning Rom Furniiare OF
~~y Am res Sts silver Ware. isory Table Cutlery DIN
"a rs ron. meat Carmea in attendance to cart, pack
unn Nrip .pc4a psrC1asf@
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
pRrG STORE
A Da's STORE
P0R SALE At AUCTION.
RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A WELL EsTAB
LsffED BUrl>Ess

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
<oct lher with ID. Good WIZ Lease of the Pre-
ms-.s % The hssess hi4aef
GEORGE W KELSEY. AacHoneer. win seil, At public
ancon On Nunday Dee@mosr H. i2 ~ IL o'aock the
o TIRE prn aud Botanical Herr 2i2 Grand
street Nlasmsirs snecher sth tue Fixtures Ltase Good
Viii, Ac., % The Pr,us.ss
NJ bstsr b. vicinity OF New York
~ found than H.. for sat, argc business
Va & Ting nrugs Hrrhs Root Bsrr fglcni Mcnien
hayns seen iriHl un upon the preniss Tor many years
The entire wiii sod ersoA a
bic 90 l. made. otherwise ihs Stock, Fiytur
Icass, Se,, Stl o. 20 a IN ots sat purchasers.
Clio. W KELSEY. Acct
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

TufE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
/ accomttis shed Madame BYRON. from Pans, who be
consulted wh the srctest confidence Ak affairs Of fe
restores drunken unfahfnl husbands; has
by hearts idol and brings together
those long separated Ladies % cente Residence 20 Third
.vcuue. sho Twelfth
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
A UCTION SALE OF FIRST GLASS
"A SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FCRNITUR
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

Is. ROTH, Auctonee tSalurday) Dec Is at
Ii oeock precisely, all the spenti Household Furniture
any their residence lly Nes, f nth street, Gin
place near sAth avenue consisting of ee-ant rosewood
asoogte double Paror Suit. comprising two Tete-a
Teses, two Arm Chairs, cepion and four Medallion
bsc Chair soid ba walnut suits covered IN broc
each comprising Sofa Arm Chair,
Reception and four Medallion Back Chairs. Tw ish
Chair and l. rosewood Etgeres. Danask and Lace
"a tains Mrsrs OIL Paintings marble top Tables, back
Buffet rosewood and mahogany Brdteads Bureaus
Nsshsands, Spring and Hair Mattresses anke,s Bed
lounges Rockers Chas Tea Tables, Mirrors Clocks Va
po@yfye. or
The New York herald., 1862-12-13


CUpREwE coURT
- the application of the Mayor Aldermen
aud Conmonalty VI the city Of New York, relative
THE OPENING Or
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
FROM BROADWAY
TO THE HUDSON RIVER.
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Pursuant 10 statutes such made and provided, the
hereby give notice thai intend 10 apply the supreme
Court the state Of New York. special term OF said
cpnr hc held st the CITY hail. hc New York. IN
Saturday tho third day ~ January 1865 the opening OF
thai dsv. thereafter
heard. the appointment Commissioners Estimate
the above entitled
~ the hereby Intended
ing Handfrd snl Tenth
Hudson river the aid city 81 " York. laid on
plan said city under and by of The
IsgaI- " the peop. OF the ststc OF New York. entitled
Al relative a. tgnchine the laying
streets and roads IA the s al New York. and for other puF
aREENE C. BRONSON,
Counsel H. the Corporation.
Dated Nrx yoax, Decenher 10 Is2 '0"
SUPREME COuET.-IN TIE NATTER OF TIE
- knksrtnek.r bank. Of fhe city New york-Notice
hereby ihst parrusnt the order Of this Cour
aud singular the sses - said bank will be under the
direction the United Sales Tfui Company New York
receiver hcrco Taosday the sl~cnth day cf Decem
Ter Instant at ~ o'clock NJ At the Merchants Exchange
ssesroyu No ti broadway, said by r. II. wnkin.
aGcfioneer Prnied lists e said assets be
.evcrs Office, A. Wall street ~ thu Office Of d. H. Wheeler
EsuIrr ~ Broadway and also st the auctio0ecrs Office
No. w Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

DURE WINES AC.. FOR FAMILY AMI uofID "
j use1 offer 10 persons crrsl Ia their taste s<lectof
81 ten varieties of sherres fors, bottled In Oporto
London; Brandies bottled IN France importation; Oi
Rrnndies rac lSnd drs hy the rAion scotch and Isl
Whskeys. imported bls years cid damaha. ~
,Crox and Lcwsrd Islands Rum; Engsh apd Holland
imported IN wood and glass; Bourbon and Rye wLiskeys
finest possible qualities 81 to e5 M gallon.
H.R KIRK 81 Falon street
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

~ HERMAN co, AUCTIONEERS. WILL SELL ON
-. Saturday, December IS at II occck at ita Fulton
BIO the stock Of Rhine and MOseiie
Wines inpor,ed by A. Domnerqae, ased hchr about
$50 gallons quality Wine, originally owned ~ Prince
Ahrenurrg, Rheaish prus Also lot OF empty
Casss Store Fixtnrs DC Sale positive. ny order Law
Reinhart Executor. 4.Es.I#A
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

"psYCnoMANCy.p .p.zli0w kITmER SEX NAY FAs
good Will OF any person they choose instantly siusp
mental scu oil possess securing tcrsin
in love marriage, &C., free by mail for - cents togethe
with guide the unmarricd of boh sexcsan extpord
mary book ~ great in'crcs tnrd ea'ton over lOOO 90
$50 Pbilspsphs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

r REps A GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF W. q. EUDMAN.- :
Ia Celebrated Phnaselphs Al for sac. barris halt
barrels and bottles, BY wM y HOWELL, asrnt, 81 No !,
Third avenue. CORNER Of ~. Mark piars.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niiure Sale-iropery of gentleman leaving for
kurope -rosewoot Pisnofote, rosewood drawing room
Furniture Esgrrrs Secretary Bookcase marble top Tables
Euco!gcur kideboard, EI~Son Tables Mirrors Paint-
ings Bronxes rosewood and back walnut Chamber Frn
turc, suite Beddngsaci al made order; will I've sold
fr less than halt csi Inquire o. ii3 West twenty
rtieet, Sixta avenue
DEDRoOw SUITS on ENAMIH.i.ED FURNITURE IN
I'D ali colors, o warranted aso solid chest
mt CDambfr suits, plain and ornsnens At IL. r. FAR
RiNGTON'S, bS canal street, opposite Wooster. Ess.
Olshcd In IN.
L,URNfTrRE. CARPETS. BOOKS. PAMPHLETS AND
~ Lsraes toushi rr ready money, st l2s sn,h syenn.
between Ninth and Tcah For sale act o Naien
nnc's Manuel Also. large stock of Books
EuESIiTt.EEE .E;,r, ..so,r.vxr no p,a,on s,,,s
AL styles
Also Dinius, Lhamber ana Library suits.
WM H. LEE 4 60. ly3 fnWn<s -. near Church II.
rl,uE FUgNtTURE or A rABI.0R AND THREE FED.
L rnDms viii be- sold, NJ great bargain, Tor cssh one
o. cnc edsion back sof one Armchair, Ne.
c.ptlou and -four med irn back Chars made order;
S2,5; viii he sold tor sis Ono DO, Tor 500 As solid
1arN wan,, ui,ces, FOR s66 Apply lip
West Egnh sirce, between Filth ani sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
uEsny > BErTs, JB,S A%gcTIosEER %

srirerrFg SALE or uMBHELLA MATERIALS, &c
tu Estrday Desnb~f f3 a. III O'CLOCK, al 20 LiiH srcri
srsr NJ of Umbrella Matcray consisting Of Handles
R,re,rherr Rbs Francs ec
Als0 lot NJ AiuAfa, Glnfnnrs
Ai.o oi N Rat TfapA sack Chsin.. snuners, &c 4e
~ oracr Jas. LYNCH, shcrf,
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

Yf,O rUNy0ISSEUks OP VIM WV =. HOWELL
Hte OF The Rainbow and House ~ Lords now located ~
INC corner of r. MARKS pae, snd rhrd avenue has he
cstablishcd house ~ Clark brown
ri wrcs and Liquors Including rors of ISIS and shsrs
~ 1854 and fsls he has also for sale Wines Iaur
uf superior quality and gnsrsntccd purity prizes tlos
and terms of cnrs Satisfaction
money returned Call and lTy them
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
WINES AND LsQuORs.

IRISH AND SCOTCH wHIsKEy. JOHN JAMESON A
sons old Dublin, French brandy, bottled ~ France
Wines Guiness' xx Porter A.. TIE rafe literally deal
~ph BY the importer. jANEr COkBOf.
- vfNnN ard z DnAne Nlfetis
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

HOW .--WNTHWFF OLNIHVO1 MI
lOO and gifted Spanish LADY, unveils the mysteries AZ
ftnrIty love- marriage, absent friends sickness
medicines for all Diseases tells lucky numbers properly loss
or stolen, &C,
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

N,AxPAYERs OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.-NOTICE
s given have received the copy Of tho Official
turn OF 1861 OF the VI Morisania West
Farms, Eas,chester Wesccsier Pelham and Mamaroncck
including ali viages The Lots advertised and win be
sold Septemser 1862 Owners call at the tax occ
corner Grand and Elizabeth strees Monday August
H. where the books w be No charge Tor searches
JOHN r. York;, General Collector.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

U,oR sAE-A ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, SIX Oc.
taves; Viooinoclos and woVlons, cheap Inquire
a. l5 Bowery, upper story back room.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
M octave Piano richly and made order,
By the best city maker SIX months ago. VIII be sod ..
next uesday Call aud make offer to-day, At No 18East
Thirteenth street. between Fifth and University
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

L'UKNITURE. &C, wANTED-A CUSTOMER FOR
IL an or part Of the below mentsoed articles be
iound W addressing j. n r. box t52g Post once, VIZ
An OAK pier leg Extension Table, modern Rosewood Bed
slead, marble top black waurt Bureau, p5ror Pier
Nsnte Mirror and pair OF Parlor OIL Paintings medium
szel OF merit
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

MARBLE MASTELS.-MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON
AVA Ishingy low prices at KLABER's Marble Yards iO9
East Eighteenth street. Third avenue and M First
ne near Third street. ~ Y. Mantes put up any part Of
the country.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
WINES AND LIQUORS.

NroTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. ).
IN Howell, No. 10 Houston street and 81 Beeknsn street,
city Of York, agent for my Pale Ae AL orders
sent 10 his addr by promptly attended to- The 1ac
arc certain designing persons who
SousIy obtained my casks AID are filing them with
an str of In or quality vending the
faoinre win sraranee none gnlne unless purchased Of
n Howell, soc agent for New York.
PBILApELPiIiA, April II, 1864 WM q. HUDMAN
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

GAVE YOUR MoNEY.-wATcHEs or EVERY DE.
- scrpton repaired and cleaned by on experienced and
practical workman warranted perform correctly &c,
much below we usual prices. Give me trial and becon
WINGED II. p. PIAGET
Matchmaker and Repairer 80 Fulton st., up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

frO THE sICK.-.MIss wELLINGr0S, TIiE cELk.
English Docress, warrants 70 cure all eiseases esks
cary does she never Pulmonary Inc!pict Cor.
sumption, Sore Eyes Rheumatism, DrrFenness Esryeus
DebHty .he various Female Compaints aud AL Chsenc
Diseases Call at her private residence f0l SIKH ovenwe,
opposite Eighth street Best OF city reference si'cs where
40 mas performed the most wopdeilu Csa - csu.
sulica by letter
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

NrEw ORGAN FOR sALR.-A NEW ORGAN, WITH
six stops one stop OF independent pedals, Of TX oe
ave- 'f'e"""' FRANCIS K ENGELFRIEB,
Manufacturer OF Organs, 1877 Chrpstie street.