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The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Arguments Regarding tho Broadway
Railroad Project.

ALBANN, Feb. 1S--II T. "
The parties interested for and against the Broadway
Railroad argued the question bcfoe the Railroad Com.
mit 20 this afternoon. TIL dbs,e was csnn,aucsd by
Z. w. Andrews, Of New Yors. IN ravor til li Tic
looked upon road in tha street ss being necessity
carry tho passengers and referred to the crowds ANA
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

The GorTscaALK CoScERrs.-Ths great pressure on our
space consequent on the exciting Of the past
few days, has prevented noticing these admirable
entertainments as fully could have desired Each
has been great success but If possible the Of
last night surpassed all s predecessors The audiel
which was highly fashionable, large that Nblos
Saloon proved wholly inadequate accommodate all and
many were turned away from the doors.
Mr. .Gottschalks first performance was "Overturs
o. william Tell played In company with Mr. sandsrson
on two pianos his second, "Transoriptions OF the
Missrers' Of Trovators his third, the "Pastorela Q
Cavaliers Fabian" and his fourth q Transcription
Of the ousrette Of Rgoetta' and another all OF which
played with that splendid spellbnding effect and
beke clearness and dstinctnsss OF touch which have
won for him his celebrity II needless TO say that all
were warmly eucored and enthusiastically appauded
Brignol aud Susin sang duet In excellent harmony
and the former couple Of In his best manner
An aria from "Ernsni, by Susni, also finely given
Madame stakosch in two pieces, and Herr Mollehaucr
fantasie executed the voloncello were exceed.
ingy well received the latter especially
This evening the Brooklyn concert takes place. and on
Thursday the last concert Of the series will be given in
New York
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Married.

CHAsx-vARNCM.--On Sunday, February 16, at tho
Church Of the Epiphany, by the Rev. Lott Jones' ID. d.
JAMES H. CnAsE Of New Bedford Mass, to MARY second
daughter Of the late Captain c. varnum OF Bristol,
Maine.
New Bedford and Maine papers please copy.
PEcx-HAMmroS.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, February
II, by tho Rev. Mr.. Yoskes, Dr. A. f.. PECK, to Miss
FRANCS E. HAMILTON, oil of that city.
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GorrscBAIK IN BRooKLyr-This evening Mr. Gottschalk
gives his last Brooklyn concert, at tho Atheneum On
this occasion Miss carlota Patti will appear as promised
IN the original programme On Thursday Mr. Gottschalk
gives another concert At Nibos At which Miss Patti will
again sing. On sattr'ay there will be q Co,tschalk
matinee also at Nbw's
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Arrivals a nd Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Edlnburg-Capt Warsaw and lady
Magnef, A Frewen Huganet, Maturin, g Smith kler-
nan, Mayer smyh, Drury M Beadle and lady, Miss
Beade, Master Wyey and sister, Pollock Grant, Wood
w'r' Richardson, " Crooks, WIN Brown Roberts, George
I aims nd lady Miss Franklin Nine Deechaux Mrs smith,
~ snitI, Capt Burdeti, Mrs Mary IIaip--snd " In
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Wedding Cards.-Great Inducements
Latest styles and low prices at EvERDELLS old establish
ment, SO2 Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Barnum COntemplates Enlarging his
Museum TO accommodate the crowds who daily hr0ng the
levces Of Com. Mutt there.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
una atnira
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

At Jcners', 573 Broadway-Ladies' Bal.
moral Boots, % 80; misses, 81 90; chldren's 81 2
JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Millions OF Children Saved from an
early grave by using Mrs wINSLOw'S Soothing Syrup 1t
gves immediate rest from pain cqrrects ncidy OF the
stomach regulates the bowels nvigoates the syse
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Fay's Spanish Hair Gloss.-A Chemical
Compound similar TO the natural oil Of the air Sold by all
the druggists
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservative and
Wigs-Thc best In the world Wholesale retail and the
dye privately applied Mt No. 6Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Lloyd's Great Typographical Map OF
Kentucky used BY Gen Buell. Price 50 four for 81
Is used hy Gen Burnside Price 80 cents four for 81
Price % cents; six for 81 ]. T. LLOYD, l64 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

DR. COLON gives exhibition Of the Laughing Gas for
ladies only this afternoon at three o'clock the Cooper
Institute.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Use Lyons Kntharion, ff You Wish q
beautiful head Of hair II is without question the hnes
article made
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or
brown-Infalblc onguent for the hair Depot No. Barclay
street, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Pure TObacc0.-Ycll0w Bank TObac-
coGOodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
purites for sale by all tobacco and Dealers
Wholesale by E GOODWIN BROTHER, 209 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Trusscs.-MArsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Tsses Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworths Uterine Ele
vatos superior article No. vesey street, House,
opposite the church.
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Silk Handkcrchiefs-At Wholesale.
BAILEY 4 SOUTHARD
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm tho
World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig factory, 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

New and Delicious Article.-Extra
refined maple Syrup manufactured by the New York
Steam Syrup Refinery and be found all the first
groceries Wherever is used has given entire sasfac
ton. General depot HENRY kEATOR CO., S72 Broad
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Delaware State Lotteries
KKNrucxY-ExrRA CLASS 2s-Feb 49, 1852
81 so, 30. 80, l6, 20, "a, 81, 22 26. 40, 70, 70.
DELAwARE-CLAss 152-Feb. Is, 1902
8, 81. 60, 50. 81, 33, 40, So, So, As, Al, 4, A.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS Co.
Wilmington. Delaware, Covington, Kentucky.
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Omcial Ora wings or Murray, Eddy &;
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriee.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 5l-Feb. 10, 1852.
SS, 76, 81, IA. II. 46, "a, 67, 46, GO, &c, II, A.
KENTUCKY CLASS 82-Feb. Is, 1862.
Is, "a, so, ~, At. 10, As, ~, So, 40, II, SO.
Circulars sent free Of charge by either
MURRAY, EDDY co.,
Covngton. Ky. or st. Louis. No
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

IN good condition. Indian corn duh at late quotations
We quote wheat red Westerns 9s. 9s. I'D for Chcso
o. I'd. ss I'd for Milwaukee, and smber Iowa 0, l0d
l0e. Id for winter; southern los les I'd white West
ern los 3D. lis Southern, lis l2s Sd per 100 ibs
Fourkxtra Stse, 2s 23s. Cd. extra ohio, 24s. 25s
Cd. per les lbs Indian mixed, 29s Sd 2gs. Cd
whit 3fs SIS per $50 lbs.
Paosls Beef has met fair sale about 500 terces
In tho week, a. low prices. Pork-The stock is chiefly
Western. which Is almost unsaleabc. Bacon IN limited
sale and buyers si get an advantage IN prices HaLs
with moderate Gales Iard-Sleculators have given
and stocks are freely olered causing rregnary m
prices generally quotations must be reduced Is. per
cwt. 40s having been accepted for fine quality.
MEcxILANEouS.-Isllow continues dull, and prices of
a but hnest qualities are again lower We quote Butch
srs Association AIS AIS Cd and city rendered AS
46s per cwt In London also the market closes dull and
lower Quer. bark steady at 0s o.. Sd. for Phladel
pha and 7s. 3D. ss. 3D. for Baltimore. Rosn duh $50
bbs. common sold al 27s per cwt nothing done In fine
Seeds-C.over seed neglected, md prices nomnay the
same as last week no sales OF lax timothy seed e-
troleum-5OO bbls crude American sold ~ f20, and
small lot of Canadian at Ei3 per ton Refined brings
2s Sd. Is ID. per gallon
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. 26, 1862.
COnsOs closed today at 03 y 93a for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The latest sales were--Erie Railway, SO "a; Illinois
Central shares, AN 461s discount
, a.t 81 raf LIvERiooL Oct. 2S--Evening.
CoTToN.-Ihe Eales OF cotton to-day were 1000 bnles
The market is duh, with downward tendency but prices
remain unchanged The sales TO spectators and exporters
we're ,0UO bales.
BsEApsrurFs-The breadstus market closes steady and
1rm
PRovMoSe.-The provisions market is fiat and heavy.
Nst& HAvRE COTTON MARKEr sM84
The sales Of cotton for the week have been 600 bales
The market steady and prices unchanged stock 3S 900
bales. H9
PANS, Oct. 25, 1852.
The Bourse is aat Rcntes closed at 7lf 4oc
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The Atlantic telegraph.

hessrs Glass. Elliott Co., OF the submarine telegraph
contractors, rad written letter 10 Mr. Cyrus W Field
of which The following 4 an extract
In reply yonr inquiries beg to state that wo are
rerfectl. confident that good aud desirable submarine
cable be laid direct from Ireland 10 Newfoundland,
and willing 10 undertake the contract upon the follow
ing contii IONS
Fsrst-Ybat shall be paid eacli week our actual dis
burscmonts for labor ana material,
.Seconl-Inat when the cable IS laid and in working
order shall receive For tne services and profit
twenty per cent the actual cost OF the line In shares Of
the company, des arablo TO in twelve equal monthly
nsalmc3is at the end of each alccessyo month whersa
the cable shall be found in working order.
We confident that this enterprise can be success
fully carried ont that will make cash subscription
sum II s25 900 sterling, in tie ordinary capital oi
the company, and pay the call On the same when made
by the company.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The Montenegrin Question.

OVss
The Journal de 50. Pebrsbnrg OF today publishes a
diplomatic correspondence between Earl Russell and
Prince Gortschakon, in reference TO the Montenegrin
question and the state OF things in Turkey generally.
Earl Russell holds opinions contrary TO those OF the Rus
sian government respecting the conditions Of peace i'm
posed upon Montenegro and explains for what reasons
England must decline give hor support to projects which
have other am than that Of dssoving the ties Of
sovereignty which connect Montenegro with Turkey.
Prince Gorsohaks In reply eDdeayois to show that the
Porte has acted with great dishonesty towards Montene
gro and states that Russia also considers The mants
nance Of the Turkish Empire important for the pol
cal equilibrium of Europe Russia insist however,
upon latory system Of government being in
sugurated Turkey, far the Christian subjects Of
the Porte concerned.
Prince Gortschakor also oensures the conduct OF the
Turkish government 10 the Herzegovina and Montenegro
and at Paiprade
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
France,

The violent gale whch had visited England had also
prev allied all France for several days ncting con
siderable damagc in eonc sections.
The Paris AoniLear announces tie appointment OF q
naber OF first secretaries at the principal European
embassies
LIT Fraace says:-t appears certain that N. de Sarti
ges the Ambassador at tho Italian Court, will
quest the Isn 10 give its adhesion TO the
IL f crcal,on between Italy and the Pspacy, which
r. ro,,o svenue conformity with the published let
ter s a. 'ons lists Of the guarantee OF tho Pon.
tiaaa hours, Seats hc European Powers
The EIs.S@ l publicly open the Boulevard
Prince Eugeis the 18th November.
Ar nlion tie editor OF the French journal, the Sport,
had been killed in duel with swords by tie Duke dc
Gfanmont Caderousse. Mr. Dillon sent the challenge OF
account Il quarrel upon solnc sporting matters.
TxIars Lourse on the 2ith OF October opened firm
bet subsequently became very fat, rentes closing al
II rs.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
IlalH.

The sepuation appointed 10 convey the gift Of the 70
the Queen OF Portugal has delivered the follow
Ing address 20 lSin. Victor Emalnel.-
SEE-Yorr fellow citizens viii view, in the honor wi et
your Majesty coIiers by receiving new proof that
force st Keeps you aiar fro Romo; bat know that
your heart with Rome suffers Indignantly, bu,
condes in your Maesty's word. Ia overy event you will
nd in her people energetic desire that justice may b
Il no iB Italy.
The King thanked the Roman depuiatio1 in his daugh
trr's nance
telegram from spczzia states that Garibadis journey
caused lain in the knee. The General suffers, but MOI
extremely.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Commercial Intclisxence.


IErom the Manchester Guardian (cy artice) Oct. e
The English stock market this (24th) morning opened
With Ss and % Ss Sss .S saS
ping Intelligence oil the London Tes, 10 the effect that
the Gladiator, from Bermuda, brings intelligence that
bermuda with his squadron although he has been ordered
TO quit BY the Governor, deciae " y tool, Tcce from
being being uafavorsbe s ora cousos which cf on yesterday Il
93s e3yS were orst quoted 93a and the !inai price
was ss;. asS Acontnuance, 70 some slight extent,
Of the gold Withdrawals from the bank no 900 sovefcgns
having taken this afternoon tor sxortstion) con-
tributcd 10 the disposition to hstGess.
The demand tor Discount al the bank today was again
moderate. j.,
Tho foreign market was heavy iS syIs,hy with con
urk,sh descriptions show all Of about per cent on
some vague reports cf new attempt nsurrcctioh In
Greece Consoides LEFT Oh At 49, and the scrpet gpee
MUM Russian SCRIP also ts little less strong at ~
2 2Wemium and Portuguese N2is q 2h premium Pc.
ruvisn 10 rather better at Ia discount. Venezuela re.
Tss,,s main. =, .c, aS pis%,s s,s; prem, ss
Tne railway market Inactive In the morning, and
showed increased tendency 70 depression towards the
prospectus has been issued Of another Canadian
bank II IL 70 be called the Bapk Of Canada Novs scotia
sSsros sna y xS M Eavaa Head and vscoau; Bury
among the directors Consols, raosey, san ssI con-
suls, new threes, ok o.; BAuk stock, 23e ISL Ex
chequcr bills (arge) June. premium lea ~ EScneQuer
bills (snnlD, March, premium. Ham.
consos closed siicr oiic!a hours Il ssx ASK Mar.
The bank returns for the week show decrease In bull
lien OF f317 SOL.
MEssRs. RIcaARpsoE. sPESCE AND coxPASY's crRcU.
LAR.
TavsWpooL, Oct. "a, 1902.
CorToS.--The week opened with an increased demand
for Suras particularly the better sorts, which mag be
quoted Nd I'd. per h. doarer the low sales OF last
week. Other sorts havo becn almost neglected, and are
about I'D por ID lower, the prices of American being
Is I'd por Id Mobile, 25tSd; Uplands, 25d In Man.
chester business s rather better and prices arc well
prsapsrurrs Tho weather has been very stormy ali
the week and the disasters 70 shppng have been
rous The trade has assumed generally rmer tone, and
70 sell which was shown the previous Friday wheat
was more regular price, and sold 10 fair extent at full
ratos Flour was also moro inquired for and tho turr
dcarer especially for good extra states Ia perfect condi
ton, which arc scarce. Indian corn met very
limited demand, at previous prices. AZ ttday'
| at an advance OF Id a %. per Genital. flou,
again Armsr but business limited BY the scarcity Of oN
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
SNGSicIla

ylc opening Of the Chambers took place on the ed
ui'imo. The King IN the course Of his speech dA re-
form of tho representation necessary and The present
time IL favorable for that purpose Bills will oe laid be-
you FOR the organization Of general church assem-
bies for changes In the criminal and maritime laws.
The important development given 10 the military sys
TEN foreign countries requires from US great sac
ritces. "a
TIE speech concluded with an expression Of his Afses
tvs satisfaction the formation Of volunteer rifle corps
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

bean satisfied or had The guarantees which 10 required
been Afforded that tho domestic Institutions OF the slave
holding States would not hayebeen tampered with,
OF her had been assured that the federal
sttuton would have been preserved nvolate. tho Ane
rcan Union might have remained intact 70 the present
day. Those however, were refused and Sc
cesson became necessary for the Of the po
ltcal liberties of the Southern States.
A chief magistrate selected by chance out OF The
ruck entrusted with less authority than Is granted
in monarchies TO constitutional king and invested with
OF those attributes which insure for royalty obe
diece and respect was utterly united TO conduct the
clear Judgment and a strong will Finding himself in.
capable OF conducting public affairs under circumstances
like the present. conormably 10 the constitution, the
american President was obliged TO take refuge IN des-
potsm One by one the several bulwarks of civil liberty
have been broken down until at length Of the federal
consttnt ion there remains but the State rights
and individual rights have In turn been rered away,
ana now independence 10 no longer TO be found either IN
the person OF the citizen or In the council Of the state.
press which, at the commencement Of the knew NO
ether censor than the voice Of public opinion longer
publish An item or news without receiving the ins
'frfmdtir' of provost marshal. Civil liberty has be-
come myth. since no American citize2 no matter how
remote may be his residence from thaeat OF war can
count with certainty when he rises in the morning on not
occupying military prison before night The oonstitl
tion has for the moment pershed and yet y ~ for this
same constitution that hundreds or thousands OF human
creatures are sacrificed the industry Of millions para
yzed and mountains Of gold avishy squandered To up
hold this constitution which Is trampled under foot
by government which is not much feared as 1t Is
despse and which has not risen tho dignity Of being
hatedto uphold constitution which. Though originally
gained by OF the nohes struggles chroncled in the
history u is now dragged through the nre without
exciting the feehest murmur amidst population " mil
liost Is TO uphold this constitution that war Of exter
nination is now wagcd and scrvic nsurrection has
been craftiy projected To greater lengths human folly
and human wickedness have never reached.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

Paris (Oct. 24) correspondence Of london s pping
Gazette
Walking the other day the beach al Biarritz his
Majesty happened to meet intelligent looking boy,
about eight nine years old who took of his hat as he
passed. The Emperor courteously returned the salute,
and said, care you English?"
h "No,'1 sxered the boy very quickly, and drawing
himself up, Pm American
con American are your Well, tell me- which are you
for, North South?'
We'll, fathers for the North, believe: but am GER
tany for the South For which OF them are YOU sirY"
The Emperor stroked his moustache, smiled, hesitaed
q little, and then said, ~ aaa fcy BOTH"
For both are your Vel, ttai's not 30 easy, d'd II
ioiu please nobody"
His Majesty let the conversation drop, and walked
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
OCCASION


Ar TIE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE
s, selling nosr as,s SoSes @
SsSs trimmnss veiveis soaps Small Wares and
- ''AI AIS per cent rNpER BROADWAY PRICES.
Ladies shoad examine assormen, Of undershir.s and
Drawers We havea Ane assortment ior isnes men ana
keep every Hosiery ladies' and children
All Kinds OF Gloves and an prices for ladies' men and
splendid of Hoods, Nubas and sontass, At
Chidrsns white wool Hoods. Critters, Mit.s, &C.; nice
Boys wool NIuniers; ladies' and chndrens Lessings,
Bonne and trimming Ribbons. all widths and colors,
S1S pieces colored Velvet Ribbons from auction, grea,
Full line Of black velve,s black with eored edge cheap
SIN and Wors,ed Trimmings, Crepe Trimmings, velvet
Eaibr"iteriss Essings Inserinss Laces Bands Foun
sets Collar. Handkershies Roalipss nnson: rarletons
wr kenr the largest and cheapest up town.
900 best 2oo yards Spool Cotton, &C. per SPOOL
very Jest Needles. a. per paper; best Pins, Sc
." '''' s'''' '' DONALDSON 4 MEAREs,
corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth s'ieet
Ar nE PERcEyAI3s Gs5 BEoApwAY: ROAD n,.ns.,.
Ss. lnans wass AHrSns sS
~ yoses; LADIES, r adj made undel.
sagmcnis aT,Sa Ia aaisa sfns Handserebiefs % &C. E ~
a's ad Spsts As' % and
hr,dins executed perfectly. -
A GREAT CLEARING ouT SALE OF
A rETsk IiSlHs SAsrEyss WisboK SEcs2IIbpfE s2IpEs
Cir coRNicEs, MAfs RUGS; 80,
yse o fh" e = and ~ ns eps p's &C.
cheap; also nne French SATIN Paper re per ro nhe
Also large lot OF remnants Q,
Al COATES OLD Stand,
al+ Hudson street, above Spring.
1 BANKRUPT STOCK AT a DISCOUNT.
a ,.o y. sfXTm nHIsfkglSd,g hElS1,g.
Having purchased shcr Sale in Broadway the entire
stock o. S''iHts HOSIERY Iaai'''lsS AND GLOVES.
FANCY ARTIoLEs.
Such Bropyes Games Msnt pi ce Ornaments lnssk,nds
so per ceni1fss Than Broadway prices.
A pieces calicoes, worth eoe selling q, iee
AT JAS. MooNEy,s.. ,ss SIXTH AVENUE 800
"A pair BianSeis, worth ~ 20 for 81 20
MooSEys os sISTM EIssr
shirts aud Drawers. wool aud cotton Half Hose, gents
At j. MONEYS, Ios SIXTH AvENuE.-LARGE
Ar j. MONEYS, ios SIXTH AyExUE-LAE
ios sisih avenue and examine the stock.
Ar MRS GAYNoR's PARIS CORSET AND SKIRT
sta " b. "a .ss. w Waists ss EGGSs
for skirts e sS dresses: Union .,.,
"A new stock of MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Also 1000 \. WOOL soicrs sass sna
s ii e E'ss black 'iS s1s.sw.s .ss worth
I 7t =, co. HOOK.
S s ss:s
'''''' ''' = q Ci.s 8 s.sasssy msSx
-------------------->------
BAaoMss' sARcS1sSs Ass YARDS
BRITISH AND sAxoxy
From The Great Auction Sales
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY.
AND oaRxt oaRxtss 3 a %sS : sSSR SSR sErrxa THAN
We ,ve be special attention Of purchasers TO the above
SPLENDID STOCK oF ALL TIE NEW STYLES
sEFISos SSSHASs SaASs hFfEssL 81
yto 30 per cent less than Broadway prices
sn%f ssiSeVi Wis e sSgpSlss S
Ladies' ng Mourning viii Gnd II 60 their ADVANTAGE
10 examine Goods and Prices before going TO mourning
Brarse lots Of Dress Goods dc., Ac received con
san'y 'r''" "'''0n' w.K. PEyToN.
No. 2H Bowery. near Houston street
! DLAcX AND coLoRED VELVET RIBBONS,
- SILKS. vELvErs, and fuliassortusns Of X
MILLINERY GOODS a, very low prices.
THos. az, a. JOHNSON,
il pt N3 Ht cS5 Canal street, corner Wooster.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

7. STEWART a CO.
VIM open on MONDAY MORNING, the 10th instant,
Az O'CLOCK, their NEW STORE,
CORNER OF BROADWAY and TENTH STREET,
With an ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS.
SELECTED EXPRESSLY for The
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

ATNO 3so BROADWAY.
"A sTRANG, ADRIANCE 4 CO,
Will offer NJ retail on MONDAY, Nov. TO-
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS,
Purchased at the
GREAT AUCTION SALES
100 PIECES CHECK SILKS, IN HIGH COLORs,
Suitable for Misses and Ladies wear, with
A large assortment of
PLAIN PoULT-DE-sOIE SILKS, IN THE NEW
Shades of Drab, Purple, Bnc &c. with large assortment
OF FANCY AND BLACK SILKS.
Also lalfe assortment of
sITAWLS
In STRIPE BROCHE and FANCY pLAIDS, PARIS
BROCHE vita OPEN CENTRES, in all eoors.
Also closing invoice of
REAL INDIA SHAwLs, VERY CHEAP.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
"A READY MONDAY, NOV 10,
!. OVER FIVE THOUSAND FEI.T bLOOMERs,
all fashionable shapes at &c., 03 ant zoe each sold every
where from 73c. To 81. .26
Also drsb, brown black Beaver Bonnes aud Bloom
ers chean EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 and 3llt Grand street.
Entfa nee this department Is Allen street.
Fifth block east from the Bowely.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
IA on MONDAY. NOV TO-
You se,ect from the largest stock OF
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS,
Of every aespto ever exhibited ~ one house IN this city
EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 Grand street.
Entrance to this department 66 Allen street.
Fifth hOck from the Bowery,
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

/ 81 &.Naas sslMs Ola tNq g96f0 En e &&F
g.. ~ 49, saas1 n ia Ch1sbila tlsllos.al sgsss
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

aide PERCEyAI,s CJ7 BROADWAY
n All kinds OF Children's Cloass. Dresses, Blanket'
Sacks Corsets, Oh mses Infants waists APRONS BIDS
pasgels &c. &c: GarbaJi Cosumes Ladies' Embroidere
aud Nighgown yokes Ladies' ady made Unde
garments hnted liandkerchicfs, &c. .
Iulals and Goals OF Arms embroidered ON HANDKERCHIEF
bia linen and bedclohes Brsidng Cotton and SILK Eu
hrOdcies made to order stamping Tor cmhrodeiisa sn
hr,iding executed per ecily.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

1sbiarsp VI vle0 l.as9 u 1aaialoes oae sisl se
ssk.lGs iaa ssan.t4 AalEGss0aE "a q
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

aa gy1 .t.sssf sa ~ = 'e',f
,laa 81 - nt's.eSS ats' sf.a ei t4SA
"a .s.ssaA ass.a sssa4 aa = aalA-aes 80