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, 1862-02-12

w Richard Hildreth, the historian, no"
q. s. Consul at Trieste, writing from taat
place under date Of January 5, says: AFTER
suffering for nine yeazs from most remarka-
bic nervous disorder, Aave entirely recover
cd my health and am now better than at any
finn for ten years past"
, 1862-02-12

# The Mahoning (O-) Sentinel says that IN
cleaning the yaults Of one Of the prominent
hotels in Warren, on Monday night the re-
mains Of several infant children were found W
the wo1kmen, in various stages Of deeompo.l-
ton. Three of the bodies were taken care Of,
with view to IN investigation, but while the
Coroner was being hunted up, one OF them was
stolen AWAY and seereted.
, 1862-02-12

GEN. AAlAtGho . LETTER.
To Mai. Gen. Mcclellan:
I have communicated your thanks to Gen.
Grant, Flag Officer Foote and their commands,
md they bid INC say that they should be glad
Of TN opportunity to send similar thanks, for
like service, to you. !,
e. WAGER HALLEc6.
The latter letter if not sent, ought to have
been; and We suggest to Gen. Hallcck that 1t
is not too late get Of course both letters
relate to the capture Of Fort Henry
Preparations tor Cen. SGott's Depart-
ure to the Gulf.
The q. s. steamer Richmond, ut the Brook
I'm nayy:yard, has been specially fitting up
to carry Gen. Scott to Key West and the Gull,
it is said On voyage for his health, although
some hare ayerred that the old veteran would
make call at Vera Cruz to see how the allies
are getting along, and what they are doing.
The apartments for the distinguished compa.
| ny are on the upper deck, the bulkhead being
I! closed in with eas1l-doors. On one side Of the
cabin is a pantry, and in the rear deck cabin il
sleeping apartment and smoking room
The upholsteting is tastefullY and neatly done
Every attention and regard that Ills ag'
and rank demands will be paid to Gen Scot
by the officers Of the ship. The Richmond
leaves the latter part Of this, or the carly par
Of next week, for Key West. She is a first
class eloop of-war, built at New York in 1860
is go feet long, and draws 1514 feet Of water
has crew Of $50 men, and IN armament Of :
Dah1g1cn guns, to which 3o-pound piyt
gun will be added. The Richmond, 1t Will
remembered, was at the engagement engag with Ho
, lins's ram Manassas at the mouth Of tt
Mississippi, and participated in the bor
, bardmcnt Of Pensacola, November 22d. H
: | ,,-osant commander ;s 1a,mns Alden Of Main
, 1862-02-12

"ncn IL. Ao.4oon "sSs 1.taz 4 ~
ploehaoe aooe'ous 'aiu ~ npes' nN--4 -. ~
-nesos poiu'e ~ ene .ao's " 80. - "Ar -
Ioo4 10 opsefneL Ill AAs ".n"1. 'H1 n.''A ~,
nouioshe" 80 0's0 49, ~ ~ 7''.,.s.
-r;aanod and defended for the exprcss purpose
"1ucheo "no es1~"a~0 ~ =. 1I-,.!es >,
Of the conqacst anu suo!uea.'ouo1 VI hn
indeed! ana mas NOT on1l4eston ussn usso'
to the utmost posslpie e1tsul' .va .as Ip
tatlon o. at'ns auu 1u1s s.aan spr1 t1's Ts:.as
.ntenoeu ~ ol'iue .lnu uss Sa~..11 ,:@s-.1.as
e1a1es: ne'e = Nv sssena'. ,a ui ~. S.s-,
But Inc ease .. oo.u'sns WV ~. ., 71an
Aone- ID 'o"'' lne el's .uu ~ 49,. ~ . s,-1s
| oraa "e'e c'asaAleo ~ 4,'s"-|1A n'a s, 49, ..A
1orce' on WHICH ose''slon n'e stone.oen ~.~, '.,
sells were suhh :" tne no1'o" p*1ss W "n1eu -
1he POT Is en'cieu, "tn ns>11 ~ 49,, as -
an intent 1fos't'''eo " 'uc aeelou " ".l'.s y.
and currents, as ne'n!s VI 9ui1e s'sis suen ~ ~
tempt must DC put .lAt uoes no1 1nes. ..,, n.s
moral character: ~ = s'au ena' 't4eAe ~ s..'
remains u "sa' 1' ns.A'y "..o0 NV - =,
oor o1 hoeaeuc, "neil: t4at Guy NUS wv
stronghold oi mnoaht 1fo1es.slnl.s1 -11 IL
france, ana rs sucn oesleseu ~ Aou4s 49,
Inc "lsoom, ING hunlao1es' VI "ns hucn ~
tempt TO oos1rucl 1aiooi "as W 0queo11oneu
out the an1ersealloa o. !olctsn po"e4 " d
1cst II can onls " 1ustlneu -, o.n .n.l;t W.
"4aen Involve LIZ 'As' 'A'''N'''' ~ 4''' '''''
nal'il'lon-
, 1862-02-12
e. WAGER HALLECK.

The latter letter if not sent, ought to have
been; and We suggest to Gen. Hallcck that 1t
is not too late get. Of course both letters
relate to the capture Of Fort Henry.
, 1862-02-12

1y called, from Mcdowell College, in company
with another rebel captain named Mcko%an
is a matter Of regret, but still the escaped
rebels nrc unImportant characters: Shands
has Aoasts Of secession friends in this city, and
once free from Federal troops, he could easily
find cgrcss from the city in dfsEnisc-. He is
probably well on his way toward Prices camp
by this time and will have an Interesting tale
! oI hair breadth escapes and horrible treatment
| to tell when he arrives there.
themselves with credit by the admirable man
ner in which they conducted themselves while
guarding the prisoners at McDowells College.
Their dress parades cycTy afternoon at fou1
O'Clock became an Institution In the vicinity,
and were daily Witnessed by thousands, in.
clu5inr hundreds OF ladies. The Second Iowa
is fortunate in having one Of the best, Il not
the very best, bands in the Department. They
have become very popular for their perform,
anccs at the Mercantile Library Hail for ths
at Miss Kfnber1y's readings for the benefit O.
the sick and wounded soldiers. They are nov
t.a route for the wars, loaded down Will
presents from ladies' and other admirers, ans
The good wishes Of the whole city. It is sci
; dom that regiment becomes such an estao
| lished fayorite In such short time.
It may please the friends of the sick AM
| wounded soldiers now in the general losplta
/ | in this city under the care Of the sanitar.
Commission, to learn that arrangements hay
been carried out for several Weeks past 10
holding Divine service ut all the hospitals ono
t laY every Sunday. The Ladies Relief NC
r cIetics Aaye interested themselves in the mai
ter, procuring melodcons from private Owe
> lipge and securing the services of singers 7
form choir. 50 As to make these services +
the invalid soldiers interesting. Those Wh
have been present state that these cxercist
r hare q wonderful effect on the spirits Of tt
men, and they look for Sunday with nearly /
much anxiety as for their individual restor
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
mp ORTANT WAR NEWS
vooNTINUED FROM FIRST PAoEl

.
poSston AZ the rebel army would have bean
sasen prisoners, as they were surrounded on
sA,ee SIDES tho only mode Of escape being narrow de-
Ae N e sneuassin which the artillery would soon have
ssaae impassable.
Among she rebel ocers known 20 be killed are General
0artans Of Lsesburr ana Colonel Strong, OF the Nno-
seentb Virginia The attsrs body was obtained to-day
1y Gag oil truce.
N dayiigh thu morning woTst fears were roahsed'
ne rebels under cover night, had left, eir way
% the Potomac They this place, two miles from
enc mountains and took the road towards Sharpe
ours They eft all their dead the ned and those Of
choir wounded able walk found in the churches
1n Boopesboro
General Mcclellan was on the Geld during tho whole
Gay and night, conducting all movements in person.
Between twelve and fifteen hundred prisoners were
sskon daring the day Of them by the troops under
General Hooker.
Yesterday General Franklin's corps advanced TO .
mountain pass miles Harpers Ferry, where he
engaged the enemy, holding that pass for about three
hoors resulting In a complete route Of the enemy and
hsavy ioss. Our loss in the action about two hun
Ascd and hity killed and wounded
The rebel loss during the day and night fully nf-
teen thousand killed. wounded and missing. General Lee
acknowledged 10 the o2ens Of i,ooncsboro that they
haa been defeated With terrible loss Our killed
and wounded VIII probably reach three thousand. We
<oSi bui fow rrisoners
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE BATTLE AT HARpER's FERRY.

FRErEIuCE, sept. lf-2. y. n.
Tie troops captured at Hsrpers Ferry have Just arrived
having teen parolcd Immediately. They eft Harpsrs
Ferry at mionght and give the follow ing particulars
the surrender
The attack on Sunday was successfully rerulsoo
bot Monday morning the enemy opened from
different directions, and after two hoaTs firing
Colonel Niles displayed the white flag Abou.
tie tine piece Of shell struck him in the
eg and the member amrutstod from the
effects Of which he died that night Our loss was light
ess than two hundred killed and wounded The forces
captured amount 10 about six thousand They lie
Frhty-eevonih, sixtieh and Thirty ohio Ninth
Vermont. Thirty ninth, One Hundred and fifteenth and
One Hundred and Tweniy.snth New York Twelfth New
York State Miltia ard Indiana battery, rosdes the
Maryland Home Brigade
Maryland Heights evacuated by cur forces On
Saturday. after but little hgnng Twerty.ihree
drod Of the cavalry under Colonel Davis the Eighth
New York, cut their and escaped Eagersiown
They have since joined Mcclellan.
he rebels do not intend to hold arpers Ferry They
orosng last night ponioon bridge and were
making rapid preparations for leaving. Heavy fighting
going today Pleasant Valley north Of the ferry.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Capt. Cawell, o.. B, Second Wisconsin,
MAJOR -, Ninety sixth PennsylvaDta
Lie0t o. r. Springweillcr, Co. X, Fifty -nrst New York
woUKDnp.
COL Wild Thirty fifth Massachusetts,, arm severely.
Col Wilmington, Seventeenth Michigan, arm slightly
COL Gallagher, Eleventh. Pennsylvania reserves, COM
mandine Third brigade, arm slightly
Lieut. Col Hays TwentY.third Ohio, left arm.
Captain Leggett, Co. H. Twelfth Ohio, head, seriously
Captain Thayer, Co. Seventeenth chgan Eleit apm
and hand.
Captain Goldsmith Co. Seventeenth Michigan, ankle
and shoulder, slightly
Captain Edmonds, Co O. Seventeenth Michigan, side,
severely and arm ampatated
Captain Greene, Co. 4, Forty hfth Pennsyivania leg
broken.
Captain Nesbit. Co. 3, Eleventh Pennsylvania reserve,
breast. seriously.
ARM seriously.
Captain Parsons Co. +, Second Wisconsin shoulder.
Captain Hart, Co b, Nineteenth Indiana log, sgtly.
Captain Nafe, Co. 9, Twenty eight Ohio leg, slightly.
Lient Gendsning, %. h, Pennsylvania reserves, leg
slightly.
Lieut.. sepoe, Co. =, Forty fifth Pennsylvania arm.
Lieut.. Bothford, Co. +, Twenty third Un,0 knee
Lient. Harris, Co. G, Sixth Wisconsin
Lieut.. Terrence, O. NJ Eleventh Pennsylvania reserve,
face, seriously.
Lieut.. Rarden, Co. r, Nineteenth Indiana, leg.
Lieut.. Humnell, Go. b, Twenty eighth Ohio leg.
Lieut.. Fair, Co 4, FIFTY first Pennsylvania severely.
Lieut.. Williams, Co. +, Thirty fifth massachusetts,, left
shoulder.
Capt D. C. Tominson, Ninety fourth New York head
Lieut.. Kelly, Co. +, Twelfth TeDnsylvania reserve,
Colonel Bo,'.nger, seventh Pennsylvania reserve, arm
and breast.
Brig. General Hatch, leg. not serious
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
AFFAIRS IN WESTERN vlRe;Nii

The Repulse sf tho Rebels ne Cha
ton-RefuGee Contrabands-TheE En
Moving Down the Kanawha River
GAIIIpoLIs, Ohio, Sept. 10, Il
No particulars Of the Charleston fight have be-
ceived. All reports, however, agree that Ne
we're severely handled, and repulsed with great los
Colonel Lghtburn gave the citizens an hours
TO leave the town before the place was destroyed.
Lightburn's forces marched through the pla
perfect order, taking the Ripley road, going 70
Ravensvood, on the Ohio river, whore they arrive
evening, bringing his baggage train through in 6
Steamers have been sent to his assistance.
The Forty-seventh Ohio, Ninth Virginia, and
Virginia cavalry, who were cut or at summcryille,
ceeded in joining Lightsurn, and were In the Char
eght.
This place is full Of refugee oontrabands who
down the Kauawha in boats, most of whom are in
tute condition.
There are 500 sick and wounded soldiers hare.
from Charleston before the fight.
The enemy is supposed to be moving slowly dow
Kauawha.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
TIE REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.


The rrisoners, ore hundred IL number, captured yee
orGay ny The New YORK and lnos cavalry seIt 10
Chameersbrf, were this morning brought &c this city
aud sent 10 Camr Curtin Cluggeu Fahuah, resident
Q. tbe vicinity g Cnamtersturg, was among the
her lie has been Furnishing information TO the enemy
sipce her raid INTO Maryland.
The dead body of General Garland w1s ound eotcsalcd
q INC wagons captured by The party of cav.
aifv, tc,v cen Hagefstown ana " iiamspoft
The wire 10 Hsgcrsicwn is ags.u p good wcrk Ig
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
arrival and Departure OF the Nineteenth
Connecticut Reg imeut.

The regiment Of volunteers arrived in this city
ffcu iAchGolo Com, Al late hour Monday night,
aud Immediately proceeded 10 Jersey City, where they
;ouE nc oais fcr Washington They came 10 New York
III h., NeN Raven kaihoag. The regiment has been O.
e ted The naynum numuer, aud goes out thoroughly
a,nef suG o1a!pped, the following are the principal
uituct --toitHo Wessclis. of Lchfeld lleu,elaa
.a,oat - he.ogs OG Deioy' MAJOR Nathablvl shli
= Wol4f I'm .,ua Ylc master. Ie3 surgeon Henry
flurnh iust Assistant surgeon. Dr. IhIihls; second
Hssstsut S.frcnu. =. w iawton
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Bon OS Aldermen. /.

REMOVAL or sTkEEr COMMISSIONER KNArp AND
CkoToN hCuEIucT COMMISSIONERS yArrAr.
The Board Of Aldermen held speo,a meeting YESTERDAY
three O'Clock, CO rather basty call Tie oil ect af i
appeared by ;hcir JIooeedngs 10 remove tbc head
oepar nohts of The city, which hey are onpow
cred 10 ne tserty trst section Of tie act Il
1857. by two-ihrd vote.
Alderman WhiSD presented resolution for m rcino
WI of Sbe bord Knapp ffcm iLo ooo'oi street comm
e,oIor. This noi.on mct win Ccnsiderabe olrtylcp
boi carried ~ NCie oi twelve 10 i've lvriu,
iis, thipp, igytnn, Frcment aDd ceIet vot M q tho
nut&lSe.
similar resout Hise offered s,r tc reiuov5 .f
lhoras =. lsIs,r non! he oG OF Cmnist 0ie o the
.t0tou Water Eoafd. which wac also carried tie ,ans
acuttrs voting IL We Iepasivo
k@giHtosh W"fe ittb liesenito fcr The removal az i
Ic' ~ frtin tile piteu ,f iy LNbhCt'aip ana Mr.
tavct ifom tie cite Il irfuecf cf he ego,s, water
B.afd both oi Wlien Wcie ie,rrcd ~ sretia oou. .vu
tees,
i Ua'Ltt h.t ard tonGclff VIII III ftlniy were IMAM
ugas, Ado,od. The iLGnho,s also resolved a. sdtou4
hs iunefai thls morning, Win tad,es af iOodrniug
Ad,N.Tnct " Monday text
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Adams wn. A, 18th ohc,
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sAcsl.n. y l2lL Otio arm.
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The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Austin " y \. sih III.
hnnebi 4 i. ist Ia. ,ee.
Inc Green ! u, - oc,ll
uIp0 sIiicd
Aldev J. b iOOtn "a.
Alceft J ~ l2.bCt.l, basE
Adams W L,I4th Oil Ter
Arind !. ,F,4Gh y YLaqe
6ilsor 4. l, nlb Dl.v, Al
SD alaie0.
Fcus " u .sinvaes 'oci
I ger i itlsl4
brown * : ii'V,h Ia. !,
kN4ca
fcsoa4 d A. I'm 0h.o,
sIt Utf
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The New York herald., 1862-09-17
GENERAL NoCLELLAN,s STAFF.

Published on Monday morning ID the HERALD is list
Of General &cClellans stan ocers rho Of Colonel
j. A. Hardie was omitted. He s member of thai staff
being an aiddecsDp. Hc has served General Mcclellan
and The government faithfully IN the capacity Of
sstant Adjutant General, for year, The Colonel
Of the mort courteous intelligent officers OF the army
beng graduate Of wost Point 10 ,be class with Gene
rails AUgur, IngaIs and judah
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
rnc tm,Ilnv or thc Asin.

I0llN, SQII. to ItUH.
gl,. nlsis yer lie Ntrslnf Asa. for liverpool i,
ut5as. vii e.5sc att2 ol.gos to.uefcs .WadDsajay
,.n,, mo hul s1e VII iai ~ ant. apclt O'clock
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
BRINGING IN THE PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept i6, ISe2
A detachment Of three hundred men, with train O,
sufficient 10 carry two thousand prisoners were
sent mp Frederick to-day 10 bring the rebels cap
tured by MoCIelian's army the battle Of Sunday
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
The Ohio state Fair.

CLEVELAND, Sept. Is, !,
The State Fair promises TO be perfect success.
entries up TO this evening amount TO over OOO v
prospect OF doubling that amount to morrow. Tf
stock exhibition will be large and line.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS,
A NToKAKI AyAsH tGUNJAn-wALLAY).

INE.-Perfect and harmless Substitute for liquors. smo
opium and stimulants producing gentle spirifucie
insiamtaneously neryaIsness weaEncss den"sss
spirits, rheumatism palpliaon Of lhe heart. Put
elegant gold, silver, ivor. and attn box g, ~
Five boxes in Turkish carton 81 Agencies wanted 1
wh,re. Sod by druggists Sole importers in Am
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Double Trag.ay d, aomtnw,clt. Mess.

tniNCnrtu Sent iG, Isr2
naa rs 'hc naiuc q y Fowler shot ~ brother
II. 1sw, newitl cf4woG q, sou'he ic, tiase 81 Tuc
my. aId then cu hw cen 'hroat wrh faaor Fota
af'ios 40 dcnd Fowler had abused ne wlie asa un
s N sheatou.u H3tb a,ivS. ~ bei ltTus siaI ei,s
vMA
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

DOTH WARD ON DECK.-AT A MEETING OF
~ Twentieth Ward Democratic Union Club. hel
Lebkuchners, li3 West Twenty eighth street, Of Mo-
vcninz Stember Is. 1862, tho following resolutions
unanimously Adopted
Resolved, That this club heartily endorse the nomip
o: uorao Seymour for Governor recognizing In him
and experienced statesman emnently ntod TO guide t
airs Of our snte government during the troubles and
gers that at present threaten national existence
standard bearer worthy above all others to lead the
aarty of our State TO triumphant victory.
Resolved, That this club also cordially endorse the
dominated aud the platform adopted by the State Cor
uon that we regard this platform as cnincny well Y
wise and patriotic, and one upon which all Union n
itzcns Of onr State forgetting all past differences, caI
daily rally 10 save beloved country from the dsI
wh.cA so imrninentiy threaten Il.
Resolved, That this club regard the speech delivered
ioraiio SEYMOUR. at the tate Convention able
siton Of til sentiments Of the democratic Un.on par
he country that we eidoisc It's manly and PATRIOTS
nents and b beyng that It's perrsll must carry conv1
every unbiased mind and inspire patriotic cl
With desire for the success o: the democratic ticket
coming election, it is further resolved that the Comm
Organization OF this club be directed to procure 1--we
sand copies OF the speech and them be tisrit
anloog the citizens Of the ward.
Resolved, That this club hereby pledge themselves 4
every honorable exert on TO the success OF tie
dominated by the Safe Convention, and to make eveI
iort give TO the whole ticket the largest demucratd
ority that has been given in the Twentieth ward.
JOHN HARDY. President
JOHN Is RADLEY, W.. p...,a.n
PATRICK T0OLE, '0ofi iiosoen
CHARLES H. MOORE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED,

Ttedollowing partial lst Of The casaa ee IN the ,e
cant battles D ls,yianc apd a Esrpers Fouy,--
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
GENERAL RENos BODY AT BALTIMORE.

EAITNUkB, sept TO, 1tb2
Tho body Of the brave, gallant and lamented General
Reno al the establishment Of Mr.. Weaver an un.
dertaker in this city. II has been embalmed and
cased in splendid coffin He looks very natural and ia
clothed IN full uniform.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
POLITICAL.

18th WARD SEYMOUR CLUB-A MEETING OF
J. above Club will be held at the Tivoli Gar.eu, IN
nue. A, on Wednesday evening. the l7th inst, NJ d
All democrats Of war; respectfully invited to at
ANTHONY DuGRO, PRESIDE
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Evacuation or C0rinth.
[From the Richmond Enqurer.J
NOZZLE, Sept. 10, ID
The Yankees have evacuated Cornth, burning
house to the ground before they left Thoy are rel
ing northward, laying the whole country waste and
ing houses
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

DARTNER wANTED-IN A SAFE, PLEASANT, Y
i established and lucrative business, and with sal
tory party, very liberal arrangement viii tie made;
rcLces unquestioned SOUTHWICK j WOO
81 Easaau str
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

TfT,l n,
sht der. nolk
Aeas a. George, X 3Cth Ohio. arm.
kIuiIlGrhL NsAEs ~ BILLED Arp wor,rrn
kalf Cereal rcIo
at fiadf ~ L.. RE, enth TeDbey ivsnia rcserte
at Jaefstn 60. 9, Eleventh Pennsylvania resefve
ngtaW t.tn-n, Co @, tleveuih IennkyIyan.t Te
teisc
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

PARTNERSHIP WANTED-A YOUNG PJIYSIC
L who has just resigned his position in the army
s.rous OF making professional arrangement with
tsbed physician TO share his practice he would buy
dug store to which physicians Office has been alta
Testimonials of the hiebes character will be furnished
dress Remedy, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
COgANTNERSUIPs.

A YOUNG LAWYER, AT PRESENT ENGAGE
"A prosecuting claims against the government a
rracnce in the United states Courts desires assoe
enlarge and continue the same business. Adlress
fJcia Il office
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
r ACE CURTAINS,
IL MUSLIN CURTAINS.
DAMAsk CURTAINS
SATIN DELAlNE CURTAIN!
- BEOCArELLE CuRTt
CoRNICEs, CORDS, TASSELs,
GIMP, &C.
Retail prices not advanced.
KELTY,S n1l liroadM
B1I.LIARDs.

uHELANS PATENT IMPROVED BTII.IARp TAI
4 aud combination Cushions, tho best aud only re
tables manufactured iol sale at reduced prices For
only by PIiELAN COLLENDER 63 To 81 urcs5y :
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
nIlLLINERY, sc.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER WISHES
"A more customers; would work at their resider
take work home reasonable terms reference given
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

The subscriber invites the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
AND STRANGERS
10 his STOCK which comprises lar.e importation OF
PARIS AND LONDON GARMENTS,
well as of his own auihture, suitable Tor 6rst
trade, and which will be sold nt
MODERATE rRiCEs.
GEORGE CAREY
3A and JbJ Canal str
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
ExpEEssEs.

. BURNllAM's ri RNIIURE, EXPRESS AND 4
~. ing establishment, Ill Ncs' Eleventh ttfaet bti
Fnih and sixth avenues Hcuschold FurD ne boxe
irp.d 10 rl PARTS uf ihevofld. Covered Nacpna
moving turai'ure TO and from the county Fnrr
AtOipf.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

IMPOSITION OF MILLINERz.-MRS.E Il. W. CRl
u viii open select oil Fall aud Winter Bo
Thursday, the 18th day oi September, 1862, AT
yl2 CANAL STREl
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

WANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER SPECIAL on
w tive, with $4,000 70 $5,t tO) in the retail hat, caH
adies' fur business Broadw by single gentle}
h;een years experience. Address Broadway, Herald
WANTED-AN ENTERPRIsING MAN. WITH SEQ
w SsOJ TO join the adv crser In the Tea Coffee and
CRY business; the advertiser Ia well posted, kept
store near Boston, Mass for i've years; has just c0s(
rs thcro is more abolition talk down there than busi
Address Business. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

IMPRESS. S.--MERCHs sNplsE AND PARCELS 4
~ pod o. IiEyana - steamer Columbia unti Vodne
Gett H. At t.Cc, dNA ~ .'Gam1fs ilamw 6rta aud
lnrjo !ur Eiiope, ubtii lriday. sept. ~, AiHp H.
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The New York herald., 1862-09-17

4 MALLET, l3 CLINTON PLACE, HAS REJECT
N by the last steamer tine assortment OF b
Frames Artificial Flowers velvet Blonies Ac 20 wbic
als the attention OF tie trade.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

n oTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE cor
IN nelship heretofore existing between the undersi
joan f. Mallacc and John II Clohery, under the firm
of John +. Wallace Il Co, doing business at the corr
State and Columbia streets In the city of BROOKLYN
been heretofore mutually dissolved
SEPTEMBER Ii. 1852 JOHN f. WALLAJ
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

NILE. BARNETT WILL OPEN, ON IHURSl
WI September is, full assortment OF Paris MILNE
her showrooma I'll broadway