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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
gns.sugcrs Arrived

IN sftqmsiip Scotia, from Ltopooi-W Charlton Master
4 Wallace. Mrs. Mary Gregory, Mr. =. La Seue, Nh, T..
son Nh L. Routh children sud servant; Mia Anne Riggs,
Mr and Miss Ov Mr. aud Ars fnto and son Miss lcs-
sop md sister. Mr. AID Mr LougfaYo, Mr.. and Mn. Douglas.
children and servant Hutton Mrs Hutton Miss Curing
Bschman Mr.. Fslkensten. Mr.. Ullmsn, Mr. Bailey Mr.
1rhsr ian Geo Lord Luther Ss1on M and Mrs Harding
nud John Montsou, Mr. Lemson, Ed Oarcan, }. de Ia
CucVir, j. ;. de Ia tu-yar MI Bsand, X. Lten Mir and
MI. Lerch and daughter Mo and Mrs Nrwpuy and two
daughter, T.. D0le, r. fOmbAt, w. kscomb, NJ de Luxr
Mr. Richardson, Goo Brown, :. Morris Nj Hsg;ery. j.
Nj and Mfa uEsilsa Mr.. aDd Mrs fabbri Mr. Campbell,
Mrs r. Gibson ). Lyns j. Bay"y Mrs. : Dicd-u. Mss g.
R,uer Mr.. Nmsow Mts Carrusham, M. and Miss Lam
500, Mr. Enmeean Mr. Porch.i. C. de LepuAy, Mr. Bowno
Howe Mr. Howe aud sisters Mr.. Adams aud brother
Cheyser de usensn Nh. AID Mrs smith Mr soh.e nser
y. Lsne, Mis- &. Firth W Berge. c BeIye, M and Mrs
Maenu Miss Iring J. Duncan Files. Mr.. and Mas Law
aud SOD, M.ssr- Wnaus Busrheid Noris DE Gun
ha Avery, S,hfvcner sands, AlisOn, Nalon, Limmons
hi5o, Johnston. Greet UudoEhil Wilde Taylsr, Derty
Mrs Francesca child and servant James Dmon :. Dimon
Messrs Camor D. Litleohh, Gilbert. Checks. MISC Ter
rail-. T.. ilrime, Mrs T. Heam,. Mr. bonscaren, W. and
Mrs J. Lc-d. Mr. and Mrs Wallace ana daughter hiss
Wooi Mesrs. Chase, Palmer Gleason. d. Menis, o. Can
ming. Total, lti
Ia .fsams.ir Boyussia yor, Southampton ard Hamburg
Mrs II Mohrnr Emre Rock. Jos. Scnains. wife. and three
chdreu D.na Reu- Sophie VI ot. Louise Gundershein,
Dony B,ttman Gustaye Strassbarger Mn Mogentaa, 5.
Somcriold Anna kohmann, Auguse Riter AFRO Ernest H.
Wolfe Petar auth Jose PumlrJo, kaIigunde Soneg and
Welnn.r Kosalie Ionu-ster George beoy l. H. 10 haay
Julia Spitz Salomon Marx, Mrs. Bertha Nactebes Care
Potrbon Marie Cooko Al Casterls, Rich COIN and chi
Henrietta COIN Flora Ohnste Rich Won Looen. ". Msn
gid 4. Tiedemann, lIenneh Quentin. o. Liniemann.
theodore Iiudrmsnn o. w. Simnond8 A. +. MaiNnhy O.
" Lambert NJ Malet james Bu,sel A. Bnsss r. irust.
lain = Inrstsli 4. Hohhtd 4 kantin,m Capk T. JAYNE
a. fob,,ein a. Roishmaim, Il. Rosended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

BBooKLYs COMNoS COUScIL-Ihe frst meeting
Of the Board since the was held on Monday
night, Mr.. Van Brunt in the chair.
The Mayor submitted a communication relating 70
the dock ut the loot of North second street, the
OGcnn. heretofore selected "a. An srmOry for tie VII
ar lurgh military; the railroad fares, aud ia re-
gard to the purchase Of tents for the Empire Brig
ad- On motion Of Mr.. Murphy, the sum Of ,O5U
was rouriated 10 reblid the North Second street
dock: and the subject Of additional expense for re-
pa,rs WAS referred to the Board of Contracts.
Mr. FisnER offered a series OF resolutions 20 the
effect that former action, 10y which tie OdcOn was
selected n an armOry, he rcscinded, and that the
Board Of Contracts advertise for proposals for the
uiie in lee Oh 80 much real estate may be needed
Tor the purposes oil an arL0ry within the limits OF
the 18Th lilh 18TH 18th, lIth 18Th and 10Th Wards,
ard 20 enter into contract for the purchase OF the
same with az little delay as possible. The esolu-
tons Were lard on the table.
The subject OF the railroad fares was referred 10
the Law Committee and Counselor i9r report. Tie
matter In regard 10 the tents was referred 10 the
Law Committee for report; and IN connection mo-
ton was carried to apply 10 the Government for tie
sum OF $4,000 expended by the city in equiping
troops.
Tie Mayor also sent in n number Of vetoes.
Mr. BFLKSfP presented petition, many yards in
length. and containing between 5000 and 1000 sig
natures, complaining OF the recent action OF the
City iilroad Companies in raising the price Of tick
cts from TO cents. They protest against the un-
lawful acts OF these corporations, ana express their
determination not to submit 10 their present exac-
tions while there is an existing remedy. They ask
that the remedy which Il in tie hands Of the Com
mon Council be promptly and vigorously applied.
The petition WAS laid over without debate, 20 be
takeu up for action AT he next regular meeting.
4 large number of petitions We're presented and
referred, when the Board, being left without quo
rum. adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK......s gpv 2,
Cleared.

Steamship-aussrsasian tBrl Cook Liverpool T. Coo.,d
shiPs-hissouri, Hughes. Glssgow W K A. Nelson. c.
ven, hid Liverpool Rowland Fro,hibghum Ind, M.
.Br Williams Liverpool, II. }. c A. uewof. Rob.S,
Newport. Eng. Fuuch, Mencke & Wendt; Wes,srn In.
pire, MeLoulhn. Vera Cruz, W. & A. Melon LUZ
Darka-fnzabe.h tBr), Became, Queenstown, Sloon.n 4.
Edge Epuio (Austl De Angeini glasgow HolInbo. A e. u
Charles Edwin Truc New-Oreans ria.ter; Polux ma
ssshu.er Rio Jsnero. q. $. COit W. J. Treat PAX Ia.
gnez II. p. Buck Z Co.
Bns.-kooks tBrl, Burns. Havana, Brett Son l. Ca .
Union (Dsn) Jain, Cork. lunch. Mrincke Z Vent. NJ
sirk johnson l., 5bon. c. r j. Peers Harriet, Ti,eomS
Maanz4. H. ) Viningi La favora DUTCH, RsIeu, Curs
Goa. Jos f0uSa's Sons
schooners-E Dorado, Coles, Philslelp,i' C. L soov.
p. 8llke (Br) Cane, Ragged island W. H. J.aCss'
Tsrif Provost s,emfoft Il r. sl, Hasgeity PhiisSsl'
Lhs Miller HoushSpi L9ui'i is tbr) Taylor. St Joa.
sac, J9' tTe3s ors; Or T-ylor lisbon, b. +. s@al Z
S R s, N.Y., d LSnd91 Co. 1hG S}oa e., Ssv
dsrcs, Il 5. Racket; Mary fl. Wiliams, CosTOve. New
HAVEN RI. ). Racket.
Stesmcr,-DewiH Clinton. Lathrop Wellington Bsn,.,.
Smith Coz Maria Pike Rogers, Washington, D. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

willow FEVER Al KEY Wrsr.-hdyices from,
Key West represent that yellow fever is rather on
the increase at that place. The frigae st. Law.
renee, flag ship OF Com. Lardner, in port, has
-uiiered greatly having lost her paymaster and his
clerk Also the surgeons steward, and the carpon-
ter aud nineteen sailors and marines On the morn
ing of the 18th inst. there were iG cases on board.
The u. s. steamer Huntsville still remains in port.
aud in spite Of disinlectants cases of fever con.
tinue to occur. On the 18th, her Chief Engineer.
Mr.. Rose of Brooklyn, who died after an illness of
only 80 houn, WA Inferred Tue Huntsville has
los, three officer aud tour ueu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

PoNri .Np sept 25-1he ship ncie Toby snd cargo wS
totally lost July j. on English Bank River La Plate ne
Il T. was buit Freepori Me IN 1853 LIZA un' 'a'e~
4 l. and owned BY n. ; Soulo OF New-liaven .,
fby telegraph 10 Ewood alter esq, Sec. BID Udet~'
foKr LKWis Mauritius. Aug. The bnk Evans y
Eo.ton. Capt Gregory. nom Ran COON for Falmouth - 80.
with cargo OF rice, put IN here the 2ssh ul esAl 49,
aud ma uat badly sprung. several sa csfiti swA -
pump completely out. rails started 6e. she
make inches Of water per hour IA hAr1o- on ~
DER the docs, Der copper found badly wrnAiea '
som PLACES OF. ....h,
BArMogE fopt pa survey has been called on ~,
n j. Laueir. nom Nev-l OK for New-Onsl1s aha -,
charge cargo hAs been ordered The vessel VA p''
be condemned -.
lBy letters 20 Ellweod Water. esq Sec. BID unoe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

THE FEELING ~ THE CTY.-Tle President g
Proclamation bas given hopeful aud cheerful aspect
10 affairs in this city. The citizens sop IN the street
to congratulate themselves on the prospect Of a
speedy ternlinaliE to the war-solders IN camp and
on their way 10 the seat OF war discuss the matter
freely and approve tue plan Col. Donohoe, OF the
10Th ew-Hanpshire, strong Mcclellan man, SAID
it ought to have been Issued year ago. At The
Fuliou-Sireet Prayer Meeting, in the presence OF
assembled thousands, the Chief Of our Nation was
thanked for the blow he had given to the emery, and
the Divine blessing was invoked frequently in his
behalf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
lAdver,i 'ement.l
GINyAiI-W ALLAIl.

Tie Geeai TurSh ErhlArunt and Nervine Perfect and
harmless subsute Tor Lqlofs Smoking Opium, and snn-
undergraduates, gentle, spvuasc elevation o. splits
without any reaction wheyer Cures almost
No-vouspe.s weakness Depression OF Spirit Bieu nau
Palpafipn OF Heart Put an elegant q d. sver Sam
Ivory boxe, p each boxes 10 tuksh caon l.
fmense auanit, .elliog Agencies wanted eveiywnere
Sid by Drugss sole importers In Am,Fca Sc0Tr 70
(c!ouistl), roe. sol AID yS Broadway, y. 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
The Piot;ings OF RebcIIion-Thc Issue in
its Magnitude.

Eleven years ago, leading spirit of Virginia ad
dressed leading spirit Of South Carolina aud distinctly pre-
sened the great issue Of to-day. Tie following letter. written
in 1851, by Mr. Gsrne. then member Of the Virginia Con
sitting revise the Constitution Of the State 70 Mr.
Trescott Of South Carolina serafd Assistant Secretary
Sise under Mr. Buchanan fully significant Of tie
designs Of the seceost Thi. letter captured
residence Of Mr Tesco,t Bsrnwes Island aud contain.
the ressoDinss and motives Of the traitors who nauguted
the Rebellion The nearing Of the letter clear on ito face
1t need. commentary We ak fellow Democrats to
read ard ponder IT, As Democrats accept the issue the
Traitors understand iss We understand g.
and the leading Rebels who control the South have
It the nstion--sIAvgRY DEMOCRACY INCOMPATIBLE
Which shall 60 under? Let Democrats cues.
ton THOMAS EWBANK
LORENZO SHERWOOD, GEO. p NELSON,
HENRY ORlELLY JOHN J. SPEED
CHAs. P. KIRKLAND, HENRY C. GARDINER,
Corresponding Committee Of the Democratic League
Neu. York. Sept 20 1862.
Letter from Mr.. Gormeu of Vrginia TO NJ. T,es-
colt Of South Carolina.
Va. CoSyESTIoy, May 3, 1851.
Ny DEAR SIR: You misunderstood my last letter
If you supposed that intended TO visit South Caro-
lima this Spring. am exceedingly obliged TO you
for your kind invitations and it would afford Inc the
highest pleasure to interchange in person. sentiments
with friend whose manner of thinking so closely
agrees with my own. But my engagements here
closely conine me to this city and deny Inc such
qualification.
would be especially glad to be in Charleston next
week, and winners your Convention of Delegates
from the southe,n-l,ghts Associations. The con.
dlion OF things in your State deeply interests me
her wise foresight and manly independence have
piaced her as the head Of the South, to whom alone
true'heared men can look with any hope or pleas
ure. Momenious are the consequences which de-
pend upon your action. Which party will prevail
The Immediate Socessonisls or those who arc e..
posed to separate State action al this time For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
bort n)ar0ens' Notlrs.


PoRr.W,RpESs OvflcE TO lOt " an''- ~
NOTICE is hcrby given, IN aceolaanee S' A
section OF the Act passed Apfu ~ so' y, S,w.
York 70 n persons interested in or having cAso - -
subject ms.ier of sach inquiry, eAainaoh OF ~ POD,
Wsrden. .d t ,ho said surveys or ei ln.nsiions On
ompleted within tea days reXt SUGGESTING tu' ro'''
board sAd We sses. NJ. ~, ,s = r.
Ship AniuVeT X
Bark ur-afN. K
al IL.
Schooner ID. w Sanders. ~
Schooner Sidney Pice. y soua
Schooner Rcd Jatket..............,A
WM IL bURLEliu, fies~s"~
j. AuG's uLKA.xAN Secretary.
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Advertisement


BARNUNS MI SUM VIII ne crONucu tOuhi
with ladies sud children FOX s. addition TO those beautiful
coored hsh which every one adnres and other Gun r' ny
hour. that rich and intenscv interesting dFfma LiA p
M,RcEL lnior % IAHHss j. produced afternoon ana
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

MILITARY MovEMEsTs.-General Busted has re-
Gently reviewed several Of the regiments in camp at
East New-Yogk and on Staten Island, and as Cen
eral Commandant of the post las imposed some
stringent regulations, which have resulted beno-
fcialIy to both officers and men. Under the diroc-
tons of bis ExcelieBcy Governor Morgan, General
Busteed is now engaged in massiDg all the troops
that have been recruited throughout the State, for
tho purpose Of hurryiug them onward to the seat Of
war. Several regiments Will leave 10 the course Of
few days.
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Tadvertisement1

81 WANT 70 BIZ HEALTHY, WEALTHY, HON.
oRABLE. ASD HApPY"-A Phmaolosic.l Examination ~
Fowler Wells No 3s Broadway viii reveal your detects
and TO correct heyouT talents snd how to them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

Laura KEENE's THEATgR-AS ORrHoGRAPHI.
CAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT types develop, in
their Maynard freaks, a tendency toward libel, we
are compelled TO set their unconscious right.
Among number of uncorrected mistakes in An anti
Gle recording the opening of Laura Keene's Thes-
ter III yesterdays paper-sll highly amusing no
doubt, to everybody except the wTter-there was
one which imputed to Mr.. c. Wacot, jr, extrsva-
osnces Of vice" We need hardly remark that,
on beboldpg 50 disagreeable blunder this partcu-
lar vice" became, according to slight variation
of Mr.. Popes statement, monster Of such fright
fail MEN. that to he hated, needed but to be seen.
We beg to disclaim any nse OF the word Judging
from Mr.. Walcot's amiable and handsome presence,
we should conceive him to be rather 10 undlsputed
ros.ession of most Of the virtues Of bis sex-amoDg
which we doubt not, he claims that Of being able
to receive a necessary admonltion, concerning the
splts into which re fell, with composure, and with
that sense of just feeling which shOnld teach all
actors that the exposure of their shortcomings Is
probably more painful to the critic than 10 them
selves. however needfu it may be felt to be, Tor the
interests of art The phrase should have read " ex
ira ,agances OF roice, manner and increment"
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S,sohrr,
nisanrers AZ

or Chn-,,ock Sept. o. ship Gov LansGon Mailing '0"
Gibrahaf Vs. -, supposed 10, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

The regiment went into battle with II oiIcers and
about 800 men. Five officers and 80 men remain
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nisiATpkK
,un-Rl'ss...3i9 SeiA..........5;aJ Meon-ss.s. Coz
sIGH WATER DAY.
sandy Hook, TIA Gov Island. 8:4t Hell OsA 49,. 1925
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

SEEEgADE TO MAJ. PoTTER.-A number OF the
friends of Mai James ID. Potter Of the 18th Regi-
mani Ny. v. gave him a eerenade at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on Tuesday evening. The Major re-
sponded in an appropriate speech. He was for Is
months a prisoner in Richmond, and was but re-
Gently released from captivity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
THE BATTLES IN MAINLAND
,,,;e. in Gen. Gorman,. brigade.

The following is a complete list of the names
killed. wounded, and missing i'll Gen. German
Brigade, Sedgwick's Division, Summers corps;
IIGHTY-sECONp NEW-YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ARD WANTED IN BRooKLYN-wITH AN UNFUR.
nished Room, for gentleman and his wife, In pal m,
private family where there will be oth boarders
seven dollars per week, Good reference given. Ad.
/ @. N W., Brooklyn Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

| |UNTRY BOARD. "A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A
large modern house, In the vicinity OF Tarytown,
nmodate few boarders Situation very healthy, with
Of land, garden &C. and accommodation for horses II
red References exchanged. Address box 81 Post oce,
I;tOwn
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

OoKLYN HEIGHTs.-TO LET TWO HANDSOME.
y furnished Rooms. with Board TO gentleman and
or single gentlemen, can be obtained at Is Willow
three minutes walk from Fulton ferry. No removal
. st OF May.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

)ARD-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM ON SECOND
floor, with gas, water and large pantries, be OBJ
ed, with Board. Those wishing make permanent
5ements will call at 81 Hammond street. between Beeck
nd Fourth Dinner at .. Best references given and re-
ed
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

RNIsHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
TO let to ladies gentlemen Q small family; house
family consists Of three no children. Call at IS
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

could assist in sewing equivalent for her board or
payment others having good accommodations ray an.
h. References exchanged. Address N. o. c., Herald
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

OARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, DESTROYS TO RE.
duce expenses, could accommodate family or two
III families with three or four pleasant Rpoms with
ird Housed brown stone, pleasantly located in East
ee days.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

OARD.-LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR GEN.
ueman and wife, two single gentlemen can be had at
" to SO per week. Rooms for gentlemen S3 So Lo.
on pleasant and convenient Apply at 44 Hudson street
Morton. -
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ARD wANTED-ON STATEN ISLAND, FOR A LIT.
Ce boy six years DID, with plain family. where there
ONE other children and convenient 70 q school, Address
l.. Madison square Post Office, for week, stating
ID, which must be moderate.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

OOKLYN.-ONE OR TWO LARGE FURNISHED OR
nfurnished Rooms can now be had In q delightful To-
ms; large storage room Terms moderate. Dinner at
Apply TIT State street, opposite Sidney place, near
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

EOD BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS AT 3l2 WEST
Fourth street. near Broadway for gentlemen and their
, or single gentlemen at reasonable prices. Genteel
Sno n Nav. ~e~' w
The New York herald., 1862-03-24


NJ MAuRICEAu, PRoFEssoR-TREtTs ALL
IA diseases OF females with certainly aud safety ome'
12g Liberty street
DR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MEMBBes i sa,s W NAV
College Physicians aud Surge ms vi New ~,
be consulted daily his Office from $ IN the mor""s ~
In the evening.
:, pnpp,Ts CAN RE CONSULTED DAILY.
", ~. n ceerss AZ 70 Wesl Thirty eighth street. Con
sultations by letter, 81.
nocroR nuNTEn HlMsl ,lnsa,sn n.re,sar,' No NJ.
,o arect New YORK city, In 1854 can be consulted from
% mini 10 O'Clock at night at the old once frivah
entrance.
DR POWERS Treats ALL Diseases IS ss,a OF FEMALEs Es
10 ra,.bt street. Attends CONSTANTLY
,~p RAIPU.-OFFIcEs 1sg CROSBY STREET COR
| y ncr of Houston Hours n TO 2, aud 6uig M.
DR WARD AN ExPERlENCED AND SUCCEssF Z.
and Surgeon, can he consulted ms usual VI
cc No II Iisht street, private entrance Hours from A.
NJ til or. NJ. daily.
PROFESSOR REsTEI.I, ie2 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
l be consulted as usual. Agents, iAN bioerv s"e'S
N Y. In Broo' Tyr H5 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

)ARD.-AN ELIGIBLE APARTMENT IN A VERY
small 9nobtrusiye family TO let with Board, 70 an in
or lady expecting 70 require medical care, kindness
home a't,ntion For location, terms. &C. apply or
ess DR. Ihiers, No. l27 Broadway, near Twenty ninth
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ARD IN BROOKLYN 81 STATE sTREET-A VERY
pheasant Parlor on Second Floor for two gentlemen.
moving 10 May; convenient TO South and Wall street
IS. Bath, &c, on same floor. Location desirable.
board Terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

C700 = FOR SALE CHEAP, A HOUSE AND
ID w. Store doing good business together with half
an acre Of land forming line grove situated one mile from
the keypoI landing New jersey the main road will be
sold oW-SO0 cash and 500 mortgage for year Ap
ply to W. WHIrLOCK So Stanton street, before 10 A. NJ.
after 4 /. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

Ii00KLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS WITH
Board at 81 Cranberry street. between Willow and CO.
la. Situation desirable, Eve minutes walk of Wall
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

pARD.-15l EAST TENTH STREET, CORNER OF
Fourth avenue, enc block from Broadway. Pleasant
ms on the second floor to let with without Board
ner al q. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

TUsT ARRIVED FROM CALIFORNIA, WITH $l00oo--
large paid for ladies' and gcutlenens cast OF
Clothing will twenty.hve per cent more than any
other establishment Send your notes to 80 and gs West
Broadway Ialics ate nded bv Mrs Gabay and gentle.
men attended BY Mr.. 8. GABAY, between Leonard and
franklin street
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ARD wANTED-BY< AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN,
in Brooklyn New York. in the house of elderly
or widow without childr' n and where other board.
kept and plain board and the comforts Of home
I'd. Terms must be moderate Address for three days
Ing particulars, Boarter, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
,NrEp-BoARp FOR A aENrLEMAN w1rr ~

,hree e1iIdren i, ana 1rahbnnN ,a EN- WIPE AND
Q state number OF rooms, ere aud gas with nron
ID must be moderate. Best Of reference given and ~.
d. Address ", box ~ Herald oflcc. ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE FIFTH AVENUE FOR
sale or TO et-A first class brown brown stone, high
soop elegantly furnished House. the Fifth avenue
Twenty ninth street. Inquire Of L. SPRING. 10 Nassau
street, Ny.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

MARBLE MANrELS.--THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
M the public that he is selling Mantris &C. chrapar than
the business Those wishing purchase should
call A. KLABER Marble yard. ll3 East Eighteenth
street, west oil Third avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

TNyALID-YOU WILL GET THE RECIPE FOR A
sure cure for Coughs Colds, Consumption, &C. by send
Ing to D. Adee 38i Pearl street. N T. He sends Il free.
Write for II. II has cured thousands.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ARDING AND L0DGING.-A FURNISHED FRONT
Room on the second floor of 763 broadway, between
18th and Ninth Streets to let to gentleman. Bath room
sme floor House has modern improvements and is in .
ant location.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

~ ENTLEMEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
VI purchased for the Wes,ern market, In large or small
lots The will be paid without haggng scek
to impose Please the address Thos d. Con-
roy CeDt trps rect
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

)ARD THE LADY OF A PHYSICIAN RESIDING
within pleasant drive Of the city, will in
.ehcid lady expecting O. require Kindness care and
or water contains BATH gas hot and cold water &c
ano and carriage If desired; family small and unobtru
Address Bon Sejour, station g Post olce New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

CE00 WILL BUY FARM OF 100 ACRES FIRST
'pCOO rate farming land, six acres under cultivation
line house. barn and three head of cattle farming tools
and hay plenty of good water fine timber healthy climate
market good railroad and canal schools mills ianneries
sores. public roads through the farm Whole price
ST. lOD 5000 rema morg easy TERMS 100 miles
from New York. Address Earm Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

T,OR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY OR A
small Farm In the river c0unties-660 OF Land at
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, the county bordering
lake Michigan. Apply TO Mr.. G. OSTRANDER, No. I
Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ITO leftover OR UPPER PART OF HOUSE l20
Monroe The will cupy either part; th
In family House three stories basement and under cellars
has modern improvements Apply 10 ALEX. LAUDER, 226
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

WANTED-A. COUNTRY SEAT WITH GOOD I'M.
w provements and few Of land, worth 5000 to
$l2000 within hour Of the city. in exchange for yau
able town house and lot In street and ncighbor.
hood with furniture complete desred Principals
will apply address j. r. FRANKLIN, liz Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

I,OR sALE-&2600 EACH. FOUR THREE STORY AND
basement brick Houses hard finished walls and marble
mantes Nos a. l6 IL and lS Flushing avenue, Di
vision avenue, Brooklyn Peek slip and Fulton ferry
the houses Twothrds OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage. Apply TO THOMAS GIL
BERT next TO the premises No. II at III and l72 Centre
row, West Washington market N. Y.