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The New York herald., 1862-10-13
Government stamps ON state Drafts.

Government StAmpb ON state Dr2fts.
Mr. Lewis New York State Treasurer, has received the
following
TREASURY DxrARrMKsr, OyrcH OF INTERNAL RyvKSus.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1852.
Your letter Of the Sd instant has been received in
quiring whether State officers will be required the
government bank check stamp drafts issued in pay
ment Of State debts In reply, would say that know
of no exceptions under the provisions of the law in a
Of officers of States, whether acting In their official
capacity or as private individuals.
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,. Commissioner.
WV. B. LswB. Esq., Treasurer state Of New York, New
York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival and Departure or the One Hun
ired and Fiftieth Regiment OF Nov
York State Volunteers.

Arrival and Departure OF the One Hum
dred and Fiftieth Regiment OF New
York State Volunteers.
Yesterday morning this regiment arrived at Jersey
City from Pouehkeepse. route for the II is .
dne looking regiment, aad numbers about thousand
mcn Hon John II. Ketchum. State Senator from the
Duchess and Columbia district, the Colonel. Below
complete list Of the stat and fine officers Of the regi
ment:-
Field awd Naf Qfcrs-Coonel, John Il. Ketchum;
Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Bartlett Major, Alfred b.
Smith; Adjutant, William Thompson; Quartermaster,
George o. Gaylord Surgeon, c. n. Campbcll First AS.
sistAn Surgeon s. G. Cook, Second Assistant Surgeon,
Henry Pierce Chaplain, Rev. Thos. L. vassar.
Non Commissioned Stdf.-Sergoant Major, Cyrus S.
Roberts; Quartcrmastor Sergeant Henry G. Smith Com
missarv sergeant John Case Ordnance Sergeant, JAS
Williams; Hospital Stew ard, Frank Gildcrslceve: Drum
MAJOR, Hubbard +. Roberts.
Company A-captan, Jssorh H. Cogswel First Lieu
tenant Horny Grdley Second Lieutenant, JAS r. Nab
Company B-Captain, Rober. Mcconnell; First Lieu
tenant. Albert johnson; Second Lieutenant, Robert G.
Tripp.
Company C-Captain. Henry A. Gildcrslecve; First
Lieutenant, Edgar P. WelIing Second Lieutenant, Row
land Marshall.
tenant. Robert G. Mooney; Second Lieutenant, Frank
Mallory.
Com,any E-captain. Andris Brant; First Lieutenant,
Obod Wheeler Second Lieutonant, Perry Chapman
C0upGay rCapain, John l.. Green; First Lieutenant,
s. v.R. Crugsr; Second Lieutenant, Pohemus Bowman
Company G-Capta:u, F. A. Wickcs; First Lieutenant,
Dewitt G. Underwood; Second Lieutenant John Sweet
Company H-Captan, Platt N. Thorne; First Lieute
nant, wm S. Van Kcuren Second Lieutenant, Charles j.
Gaylord.
Company I-Captain, Beuj S. Broas First Lieutenant,
Company K-Captan, John 8. Scodeld First Liou-
tenant Michael P. Corcoran: Second Lieutenant. Wade H.
Steenburg.
Tho regiment left for Washington by railroad last
ing.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
The Stamp ON Deeds, &c.

l50 NASSAU STREET, Sept. 80, 1852
Sm-will you inform me whether, under Schedule b,
certificates Of acknowledgment decs and other nsru
ments require ten cent stamp
2. Whether the form Of veriGcation OF affidavit,
"Sworn before me-" &c. is certificate, and requires
such stamp
3. Are assignments Of mortgages included In the tax
list undor the term mortgages TO on them tho
Same rates mortgages! Your obodient servant,
WIN. HENRY ARNOUX.
To Gov. boutwell,, Commissioner, &c.
ANSWER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE, Oct. Z, 1862.
CI-The ordinary acknowledgment by the grantor be-
fore justice Of the peace notary public s part Of
the deed and does require separate stamp but
tfcate that A. B., &C., Justice, would require
stamp The form Of affidavit s'Sworn &c" is not
tcate under tho law and therefore requires no stamp
think the transfer of mortgage does not REQUIRE
stamp. Your obedicnt servant GEO. S. BOUTWELL,.
To VIZ. HENRY ARNoUx, Esq.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Stocks continued to improve last week until Thurs.
day, when the market paused. On Friday there
was quite panic, and decline Of Q per cent
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

NOtIC6 % MWFIMtE1s
copy of the following announcing an Inn
the of the Bar Rio Grande has been
from the Agents for this establishment at that por
Lloyds Sept %, 1862.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Total increase for nine month
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The New York herald., 1862-01-18
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 1s 1862

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The New York herald., 1862-01-18

W. January "a black morocco covered Opera Glass; left
the same 70 22 West Fourteenth street. wifi be paid the
above reward.
&R0 REYARD.-STOLEN, BY ENTERING THE
YOU Ninth avenue car, gold Roeskl Watch and a
Pocketbook with money and sAfe key The reward
VIII be given BY returning the to the ONCE Of Kama
Ssuer Co.. 46 Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
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ALL THE FAv0RIrES
OF the present popular company and the play will be
- sented with that careful attention 70
DRESSES AND
MUSIC,
or which this theatre has ever been celebrated.
TONIGHT
AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Doors open al halfpast six performance at
hafpast seven.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
sPoHINe.

DRoTEoT YOUR PBoPERiy--A GOOD wAToH poo
for sale cheap large size young, strong and loud
barker Apply daS and MONDAY ihe stable In ths rsor
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

lax AQEERf NEAR BaooME sTprEr-MApANE
lyx yIDuhR ylslEvoysbs and q Ted spanish lady un
49Eiosy preecpbes medcnes for all diseases; Tells iuoty
nun>bsrt, properly Loot or stolen, 20. w. ''~~'
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

vyoUNc MEMS HALL. DETROIT.-TfIIS HALL, Be
longing the Young Mems Society organization OF
patronage and favor II combines attractive ea
advantages establishment IN the county OF
is Aaracor. Forming part OF the Bdds House block,
upon Jefferson avenue Zone Of the chief thorougbn cs.
about LOO persons possessed Of superior QUALITIES 10 re- re-
scenery stage appliances for operate and dramatic en-
tertsinmcnt and with retiring and waiting rooms-ths
an institution Of high character with literary opestsp
Inducements nowhere surpassed for engagements by
persons companies visiting Detroit who desire opIo
dce essrul auspices suitable public enterar
upon appraon 20 the Managing Drecor who VII be :,
Hotel, No. l59 until wednesday, tue
sgd instsat OF 10 MUMFORD, secretary &C., Detroi-
MCi.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

nONSTABLE's sALE--JOHN n. BURLEY, AUCTION.
eer will sen this day, at O'Clock at ~ caaal street,
Centre and other Tables; mahogany and other Look
ing QAssee two suits In piush Washstands Bedseada,
Cooking and Psror Stoves hair and other
thsr Beds Bedding Brussels Three Ply and other Carpets;
Soups ten dozen Cups and Saucers dozen Lager Beer
Tymblers together With large quantity Of Glass Earthen
WIN. b. Jonee Constable. ~ m
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

Tickets 80 cents for sale until o'clock on SaturdA
IN BROOKLYN.
ai the head musical stores OF
Sawyer Thompson, 100 Fulton avenue
Greebe Adler, S65 Fulton street
Al Proxs Fulton street.
At Wilkes, Atlantic street.
IN NEW YORK.
At Breusing's musical store, 10l Broadway.
A superior Grand Piano. from Mr.. Csienberg, q,
tone OF which find be puer swecter and powerfu
any other piano In the city has been given to my die
posa for said purpose
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
COAL.

(y0AI.-PURE RED ASH (PEACH ORCHARD eE.
~ nuine Lehigh and Locust Mountain properly screened.
also English house Camel and Lverroo Orrr al late i'm
portations all at lowest market prlces HENRY REEVE
streets. WV
C1 An Il AM DELIVERING A SUPERIOR QUA.
pE fO ty OF Coat for family use at % 40 per ton of
Ceai NJ lowest mark q prices ~
A. HEARTr, l95 West Eleventh e.. near Seventh ave-
Cd E0 -RED ASH CoAr.-I AN NOW DELIVER
OF UO insa superior article q Red Ash Coal al "a 90
per ton, full weight guaraneed White Ash Coal a. D psr
toni English CanneL sli per chadron Coke SIS per o6al
DION, e. c. CflAHkE.
No bwest Eleventh street, near rosdwsy
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

STHAyED OR sToLRN.-A BLACK CANADIAN pom,
~ and Doctors Gig Blanket and Buffalo skin. Letter
each side the box Belongs 10 50 Amity street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

r osT-A PoRTEMONNAIE, ON SATURDAY EVEN.
ing In Fifth avenue stage lin walking from Eleventh
contained several bank bills The finder will be suitably
warded by returning to the lis East Twelfth
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

CTEAMBoAT, IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER, ron SALE
- cheap LEO tons l2o feet long Is feet pssp, 50 lpch
tore Of PRITCIiAND WING corner Of South and Mont,
omery sre6s Of STEPHEN ROBERTS sos South street
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

nLp ALE OLD ALE.-cco BARRELS AND HOGS
~ Heads Of old Ale one aid two Years old for city and
Shipping use, Of superior quality be reracked ire from
sednep " desired, q, The brewery Of HARMoN& co. No
Q sheriff street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

r OsT-oN THURSDAY THE 10TH INST, ABOUT 8
IL r. NJ, young white bull terrier Dog with brnde
and brindle patch Whoever WIN bring said dog
- West Washington place, win receive S5 reward.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

BROADWAY MUSIC HALL.
ID ass aud la5 BROADWAY. l33 and <s6
GRAND Array on TALENT ~" ''
The largest and most perfect troupe organized In
- America. - Il !. 4
~. ny Nkw AND IMPOSING FEAruRkkS 'ohSAS'
DhAoi''ih iBxfeHvsASr II va RxrRASXeASzHSs;h SzHSsh"IVpss'
SONGS, DANCES. OPERETTAS AND COMICALITTEs
MISS KATE LESLIE =. -
NILE AAis Aiss AhSEsrrvE DE rAiBER lhSHF scHuLrzE'
TONY rAsnqE 4 TSRxASiB BILLY BIRGMb xrPkE COTTON,
A. ,. IExtifT,- GRO aERxAiSH. Y JNo. YfIERcE.
The new rustic Ballet Pantomime of
THE C0DBLER AND TAILOR;
on, 1HE RIVAL ARTISANS.
Cobbler Biny Birch Tailor John Mullgan
Old Man. Ben Cotton Sailor. Nile Katarna
In rehearsal and will shortly be produced the Comic
Chinese Ballot Pantomime, with scenery dresses &C.
Of
KIMKA; KrMKA; KIMKA
on, THE ADVENTURES AN ArporArr
GRAND MATINEE
- f..-. GRAND MATINEE
This Saturday afternoon at haps two, for Che accom-
LADIES AND CHILDREN
LADIES AND CHILDREN
AIR G. JEROME HOPKINS
wi First PianofOre atnoe at the reception OF
TIE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
this Saturday January t8 Tickets ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

DRYANTy MINsTRELs nsg sf.aa aaI u
ID Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway above Grand street.
M0NpMT Jan ,i H. and every night during the wecx
z. FLokENcE, EcE.SSN1E1 NEIL BRYANT p DAN BHsYxNr,
PEEL. aETT1NGs LESLIE, FOWLER H0BBs.
GOULD, HILTON, MORRISON, GARATAGUA, SAvORI.
THE STRANGER
The Stranger Dan Bryant Mrs Halisr Eph Hosa
Doors open at 6k tain rses at ~ Tickets Is cents
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

RIs- We notice in the "Crescent" of the
10th the cargoes of the steamers IT. s Corley"
and Twilight" from Camden They were
light, but composed almost Ell tirely of q: ticles
OF food. Amongst other things were 40 rolls
of leather. and ia bales Of cotton. By the
way how does it happen that some parties are
enabled to ship cotton and realize the proceeds
and others not! Or Red River men should
have an even show, if the thing is to be done
at all.
From Shreveport also, We see, the Era No
took down almost entirely articles of food
and clothing, amongst them 8 bales of wool and
81 rolls of leather.
We do not object to these things at all. Let
trade have its course. We mention them for
another object. Hasty and ill-advisod people
are in the habit lately Of cursng Nashville and
Memphis, because some people there speculated
in the necessaries of life. They have even de-
clined to sympathise with the former, on that
account.
This is to show that such things are done in
all commercial places, and are really unavoid-
able. 1t might perhaps be. that the results of
it, fairly considered, are good.