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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21


A CorPERBEAD IN TRoUBLE.-Early on the
morning after the Yallandgba Copperhead meeting
in this city, tall reverend-looking person hurried
into bank Oh Broadway and asked for the cashier.
That officer was not in, bnt the stranger seemed 30
nervous that the porter asked what bis urgent BUSH
ness might be- He raid that ho wanted 10 stop tho
payment Of O check.
avery well" said the porter. "give me q
memorandum with the name OF the drawer, the
amount, and your own name, and will bandit to the
caabier, who will see that all 10 right"
The stranger wrote and handed over the paper.
$50, you are James A. MeMaster, editor Of
The Freeman's JoarnoiW
eyes"
"What has become Of the check =
at WAS stolen, with my pocket-book, last night,
bv some Abolitionst, at the Uniontquarc meeting"
"Aboltionist! Why / did not suppose one OF
that sort would dare go near the meeting
"But they did, asd l have lost both poekst'bOok
and check"
"Where were you when you were robbsaT
al was speaking on the stsnd with Norton
Tharin, McCunn and Blankmnn."
"what, do you moan to ssy that while speaking
for free speech in such company, some Aboiuohis'
appeared on the stand and plund.red youf An Abo'
litionist hobpobbing with Norton and hcCunnfD
The Able McMaster did not reply. Even Cop
perhead assurance has it's limits, and tho member
from For, Lafayette had not the face srange 10 ssy)
to insist that the official platform OF the great Cop
perhead convocation was crowded with Abolition
lists.
This ia fitting comment uponth the character Of the
assemblsge. There wss not gambler, pckPocket,
burglar, thief or other outlawed character, who did
not feel warm interest in the meeting. They were
there in such numbers that their only chance OF bus-
nen war to pluck their friends hence the picking Of
the socket Of the Able McMsster, who was one oil
the lOudeh champions Of free speech but who seems
decidedly " depur 10 free pscketbo0ks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
The Crptmrs Of Fort De Russey and Aiexs
andria- OMciai Bepors Of Adn, srat P"r-
ter.
p,,ou wshsTsTos. N,y Il, Ise1 I

FIks-SBip OeS. feNs
BsLOv WshEEsTos. Nay IL, laA
Tke Hea OIpyos WELLEs SECRETARY Of ne Nary
have the honor 10 inform you that arrived on
the mouth OF tho Red River OH the morning OF The
4th inst, and on the 5th took possession Of Fort Dc
Russey, about eight miles from the mouth.
On the evening Of the 9th, took possession OF
AIexandsia without resistance.
Gen. Banks arrived in AIexsndria on the evening
~ the 9Th, and turned tho city over to him.
DAVID ID. POINTER,
Acting Rss-Adrnirsl Commanding Mississippi squs;ron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
Seizure Of ConrraIand Article. in I.~is,

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday, Nay %. 1863,
Collector Gaillard here this evening, seized ny
blooded horses, on their wsy northward from Dixie,
and large quantities of fish, wucs, &C., in fsrsit
South through this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

Tax OLD FIRE ZoUAvEs.-It will be seen ~
advertisement that tho llth Regiment n Y. State
volunteers is to be revived under suspices which,
guarantee credit and honor to itself and the city a
State from which il will hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
Rstv,n Of Two Year Tsesimen,s.

UTICA, W oanesday, May ~ NV
The reception Of the 18th aud 10Th Regiusnta
here, to-day, was u great affair. vast multitude
was in attendance. A long procession, generous
collation., speeches Of welcome, salatss, &c.. ins'e
up the programme. Sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

Reward for GaIInntry in the Recent Batties
"A Regiment Of RcbeIs Cross the hivsr
90 Secure Medical Supplies -Diseharge
Of the J0th New-York--The Service 10
From Oar Special Conespopsept
BsApgvAsTHks Am

Of the 3oth New.York-The Service Ia
has Performed.
From Oar Special Conespopsent
bsApsvAsrss' AMY o, Tns roTes.e.
The following order was issnsd yesterday from
these Hesdquarter,. under d.te ofhsy ~;
Command 20 eHess oil fsrwus. -ilh their rsperts 81
,hs recent ss,,.. . s'S,n p. ss
sts e.,sss q q "a .ss, H. a..
saos Of ths -nsmy If, Dot sIp.r,.d ths these ' viii
mention hos. who snpy Do their duty bot the. ony ~hsss
s,os III. list. .bsuld %, rh tho number ana p.i5's Of
wound, received any srd the pr,,oss bsss IN ~tich
or wounded. Lc-
As usual 10 such casss, number Of persons will
be rewarded whose gellSptry harpcued to be sssn
by their commanding officers, or who enjoyed their
good will. while Others who were quito meritor-
Gus but not observed, will receive no notice what
ever. Rewards Of merit are very good things, but
create many bearburniDgs. There 10 10 doubt,
however, as 10 their stimulating tfrct.
A regiment OF Rebels crossed the Rappshannock
fifteen miles below here on Saturday night 10 order
10 prolsc. The passage over The wafer Of sundTy
medical and other supplies FROM Baltimore, for Con.
f,dento use. They are said to have taken eight
prisoners from D scouting party Of the Eth Pennryl
wanna Cavalry, and TO lave effected their purpose.
1be Headquarters caml playground having become
unhealthy from q usage Of ak months, Is being
moved to-day 10 q locality mile disisnt.
On Monday next the 30b New-York will leave
here and reach home probably on Tuesday. Ils
two years service has expired. IL joiued the army
with74 men, which were subsequently increased 10
LOO. Ii returns with 49, IL has Lost in killed
aud wounded, 800: by deaths and accidents, u; by
discharges through sickness or di,sb lity, 2SS.
Eleven battlefield have witnessed its devotion to
the Union.
The army order requiring correspondents 70 sign
their names continues IN force. NKwBoULD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
Appointments Under the Conscriptisa xet.

The following named persons are announced, N
addition to those heretofors published having beep
appointed by the President in conformity with sec
tons 3 and of the act approved March 3, 1868,
For enrolling and calling ont the National forces"
&c. They will be obsyed and respected accord.
iDgly:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

HUNTINGDON, Pa. "Wednesday, May 10 1903
The Office Of The Monitor, Q Democrats news
paper, WAS destroyed to-day. and the nssssasS
thrown into tho street. Loss, 81 900. +'tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
The rwr.y..svenih Rcsinens ns nsne

.. BINGHAsroS. WecnesoaJ' W. ~ Ass~
Tbs 9th Regiment were enthusiastically well
coined in this place to-day BY general turnout q
citizens, Union League. Gremen, aud other sivif
societies. .... ........ ....... .. ....t. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

Large Union Meeting in IndfanSpsis.
JSpiASAPoLfs. lad, Wednesday, May ~ ise''
A large Union meeting 10 in progress t0'p,gRt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
eadQuarters vi Springfield.


Major w. II. Slidell, 18th United States iDfsntry,
has been detailed to aid the War Department IN the
arrest of deserters ana in securing uniformity in The
,xecuton of the Enrolment act in the State OF ken.
lucky, headquarters at Frankfort, James b. Fay,
Provost Marshal General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

FINE OYSTERS received yest,e:f,o 9S;oc .
present Of fine oysters, from the cst"oll5niIfS.
OF Messrs Price Il Co., No. 8 on the " wig va,
They were just up from the salt water anu IN.
relished. Oysters are now beginning y
prove IN size and quality. Price y ~ };a@ the
''bivalves," and always keep supply y
best on hand. u~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

finished and eight unfinished int Contedera-
OK viz: One finished at Enfauls, Alabama,
seven finished at Mobile, one finished and one
on the stocks at Montgomery, two finished and
two on the stocks at Selma, Alabama, three
finished at Savannah, five finished at Charles
ton, FIVE finished and FIVE on the stocks at
Richmond This is the total OF the lron-cads
in the Confederacy
The Washington Chronicle says:-"ln
short time an address from Virginia Will be
presented TO the President, wherein the slgners
tender an endorsement Of all his acts, and only
upbraid hirn for his lenicncy TO traitors North
and South They will acknowledge their de-
testation of the institution Of slavery, and will
recommend that some method be adopted to
purge it from East Virginia The address
will condemn mau1Iin provost marsh ais and
lukewarm Unionists generally
The erection Of frame shantles and small
teDements: principally for the use OF the negro
population, q large accession to which has re
Gently been made, still goes On in different
quarters Of the town, mostly on the suburbs.
Suggestions are made in favor Of filing up
the Marsh at the south end Of The city. 1t
would be a great Improvement locally, and ben
ehcial TO the city generally,
-----~aa
An arrival from off Charleston bar brings
the report that there was TO have been com
bine} army and naval attack on Charleston on
Sunday, tho 18th INST
The Baltimore American says, Gold is &C
cumulatiDg rapidly in the Treasury at Wash
ington, and will be kept there until specie pay
rnents arc resumed, except at che recurring
periods Of the payment Of interest on the pub
lie debt.
J. c. Underwood, the Z. S. Marshal for Vir-
ginia, has appointed VIM. a. Duncan, Of
this place, Deputy Marshal.
Fort Rodgers in this place, at the south
end Of Water street, IS garrlsoned by the First
Wisconsin Battery.
The draft IN the first, second, and third dis
tricts Of Maryland will probably commence On
Thursday.
Two men we're arrested in " ashington, yes
terlay, tor dealing III Confederate money
Coy. Piernoint IS at present at Norfolk.
where be will remain few days
Numbers Of laborers were to-day engaged
n cleaning fhe nrinciDal straefa IN fowo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13
MARRIED.

This morning, October -, 1868 at 81: Aa15; :
Church, By the Rev Father Mlget, I4a}P PIX
L. s. A.. Lieut. J. FRANK NCU lhd T.
l53d n. Y. Vols, TO KATE VI, daughter Of !
A. Stoutenburgh Of this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13


city from prominent Union men in Maryland,
me tenor Of which IS that the able~bodled male
alaves are disappearing from the State The
net roes are going into Baltimore, where they
are enrolled as Federal soldiers, on an average
Of sixty per day One gentleman writes that
MARYLAND will be free State IN hundred
days
The London Globe says that recently 3
congress Of the house Of Rothschlld has been
sitting at Paris The purport Of the meeting
was nothing less than 20 rearrange the domln-
IONS Of the great oanking dynasty In one
word, the great object Of the Rothschlld con-
eress was to reduce the Eve branches Of the
house who now rule Europe, to tour, and tot
lowing the example Of Garibadi, to strike
another sovereign Of Naples from the list Of
reigning monarchs, HenceEorth there are to
be hut four kings Of the house OF Kothschild,
with secure thrones at London, Paris, Vienna,
and Frankfort.
One dispatch from Washington states that
President Lincoln will concede, generally,
though not in all their details, 10 the recent
requests of the delegations from the ultra rad
;cal republicans in Kansas and Missouri; whilst
another. in the n Y. Herald, says that there
"a reason 70 believe that there is about TO be
developed very irnportan, change IN the pol
1cv Of the Administration, which will show
that The President has determined to emancl-
nate himself from the dictation Of the ultra
radicals who have lately been permitted to
shape the Government policy, and that this
will be made, at least approximately, conform
able With the clearly defined wishes OF the
large majority OF the loyal people, BY the adop-
1ion Of conservative measures.
The National Inteigencer states that oenar
sor Summer Of Mass, was the author OF the
article in the AtIahtic Magazine, which POST
master Gen. Blair in his recent speech, at
Rockville Md, characterized as having struck
the keynote OF revolution that IS, the
s'zheor abolition OF State Constitutions IN the
region suffering under The rod Of rebellion,
and IS presenting the ISSUE on which the
Abolition party has resolved to rest It's hopes
Of setting w It's domination IN this country,
and 70 this programme be placed IN oppo-
sition that which Is presented BY President
Lincoln.'
It Is said that recent heavy sale OF copper
at the Washington navy yard, IS now the sub
;ect If ADMINISTRATION growing out Of charges
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13
The War in the West and Southwest
4 dispatch from Gen. Rosp, y.ns !,

&
late Sunday evening, reached Wasl;uu,oa
yesterday. The General states tha, ,ba <.;1
ers on his lines Of communicative, havo w.,
dispersed and full intercourse Resumed ~
Federal army is IL & strong position and u.
Confederates show no Indications q oaan<;v.
operations. The fight in Northern Teunes<..
Oh Friday last was at Pennington, and nv
Franklin, as at first reported The CopTpap,
atrs lost heavily in Killed and wounded and
over three hundred prisoners and battery n
artillery captured The Federal loss e.,
twenty nine killed and one hundred and 6ty
wounded
By the way OF the Mississippi we learn that
the Conlederates attacked DonaIGsr nyib
La, Oh the 25th ult., and were repu'sed. In
a demonstration on M0rga1town they wcr
more successful, surprising and capturing over
two hundred Federal troops. Il body Of West
Tennessee Federal cavalry were attacked re-
Gently at Como, and after two hours fighting
was forced TO retire, With loss OF thirty seven
men.
The Confederaes in Central Missouri who
under Coffee aud Shelby, were reported to
have interrupted Geographic communication
about twenty five miles west Of JctfeE SOL City
on Friday la It, having struck the Pacific rail-
road at that pclns, have come eastward TO
Upton. It is reported that one important
bridge has been destroyed, with other railway
property. It IS also reported that the Ton
tederates burned the towns Of Cole Camp IN
Fenton county, and Florence, III Morgan cou0-
~.
Somebody wants TO know the name Of the
tune (which played upon the feelings 'Ha
also if the cup Of sorrow has saucer
The same inquisitor would like to kno" II tine
light Of other day" was gas or electricity
Also, il the girl who chung to hope had not
a slippery hold; and if people do not get ia
tigued by the exercise o., torbearance.
Pensacola is The only place in he South
we believe, this year. that has suffered Muca
from the yellow fever,
TIE National IntclIigencer regards DR. 'a'
landigham' 3 defeat III Ohio as inevitable
4anaH~~~"z.@49=aaH@
MARRIED.
This morning. October -, 1863, al st. Aa is;'
Church, By the Rev. Father Nlget I4A}PiSTE
L. $. A.. Lieut. J. FRAN * ACU ! 1ed n
l53d n Y Vols, to KATE VI. daughter o. :
A. Stoutenburgh Of this place
FINE OYSTERS We received yes{}eeF," 1S;oo,
present Of fine oysters, from the est"oll5ninfS.-
OF Messrs Price & Co., No. 8 on the " wig ".,
They were just up from the salt WAt:r, S', :" in.
relshed Oysters are now beginning -
prove IN size and quality. Price i 20: : ~ he
large business in Shocking and turn' e mo
.:lA;:.a :; - :, md al,.azs scan . sunn!. y. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13
OH qllexauAria Oazette
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is.

The Washington Chronicle says: :" An I'M
nression prevailed yesterday that battle on
the front in Virginia was imminent, but VIC
have failed on niuiry, TO ascertain that there
is any urgent necessity pressing upon either
aide TO give battle, Still. when armies com
mence moving, changing their lines, reconnol-
1ering in force, and 80 forth, it indicates that
they are ready for conflict, and only wait an
occasion for fighting,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

The National IntcNigencer regards Dir. Al
landighana's defeat III Ohio as inevitable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

:. The WASHINGTON Chronicle reviewing ne
case Of Gen. Fitz John Porter says that the
wonder of military men who IN 'erstand the
atrocity of Porter's offence in all It's bearings
is not that he was condemned, but that has life
was spared; the court-martlal might we'll have
sentenced him to death, and they torbore to 90
So in all probability, only because they telt
that, as 8 walking, blasted monument OF
treachery to his country's flag, he would be a
warning to others far more effective than any
voice which could issue from the depths OF ais
disbonored but perhaps forgotten grave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

It IS said that recent heavy sale OF copper
at the Washington navy yard, IS now the sub
ject # ADMINISTRATION growing out Of charges
Of some sharp practice II connecn1n herewith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

Numbers Of laborers were to-day engaged
in cleaning ehe principal streets in town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

Gov. Pierpoint is at present at Norfolk,
where he will remain few days.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

THREE FLEGANTlY rESlSIIED OR PARTIALLY
L urn!shei Rooms. with pia wanted. with all Of the
Jr,ysccs o. grnu ntu. lee OF oc'tnantf TIL
Mr>' l. ls65. AIrly q -" dr's Directory, No. sAstor
pihor.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
PosT OFFICE Ss,rIcE.

v,oer oyYfCE NOTICE TRY uAffS FOR oRvAr
pi,ain ard ths Cootin-rt ". southsmrsSn Ard Er-
men p,r Hanss sni ~ Tr~issd via Qm~~ssso~-
tsr F,ns. 81 rs~ ~ tails ones assnr1ay
U~u astlsus a. fofi0ss
ss.t0na nnd n. t0Ar
Stallsss raaA ID. ~ \
81 ens 3 sni y 49, "
St,Iop Z. a n ...
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

DREwFRY FOR SsLE-rUF LARGE AND gyTES.
p s,vc prswiug and Mating Esiabshmen, occpped ~
Rea Brothers the III side of Ft.ry
o. Toy " This esab shnent recently
NJ for brewing by steam. wilh boiler boiling hek
oing apparlus. kc. IL IA the largest establish
ents in hia tntrY and has facilities FOR b.avtng frop
5000 70 IS 90 barrels complete order for
fnmei ate oeciratinn. Apply 70 pFCK. HfTIMAN 4
FARMS Troy, N. Y ,or THOMAS r. READ 80 washing
ton street. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

Eydi ANTED-TN BROOKLYN, UNTIL THE iST OF My
next Heise well furni gh~d bv family of only two
ersons II must conts al the modern Improvement in
ood order and local Address Lor o3 Brook
Itya Post Office.
yIrANrRD-A NICE THREE STORY HOUSE WITH
w all the modern inprpv mens between Twentieth ANA
Forfeit streets; above 500 Address g. Lcsc,
NO. Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
EOARnssG AND LODGING.

poARn wENTFn-roa shvERAL sisuIs 0ksri.E
" for the win er ~ from az - 10 vr week A.
dr'r- str,lns tcrn.. boz 90 Pos. o.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

once N"N i1rs
WANTED TO puRcuAsr-. uopERs HOUSE,
Ih'rt, nrh streets foirtt asd seventh avenues Al
dreS stating terms, &c, tor st pos' ofnc~
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR cAsH-wirB pos.
rsrs. Hoa...' ~or,s rom sic p soo, each Ash
2Ks a. rsrtS spas' o $500 20 s ,u 'front.'
may 70 J.ss old N good order and Ia pleasant
Aso ,sr.s Houses value On Murray mn high asop
worth .so. s..eo o $500 each between Trie,h ana
ss':s a. :, ss y. -ss
.s ;s g.. ss:. 2; . YI % g $50. s S;.% s.s
s:~ .:.,s ~: ,s s n. II sss::,
s ss.ss 'r:P .SSS ess .Is . Hsss ;.is. :as' 20
Or @ assis .'' w.n S.. 40. :.ss q "
. sy NAV 2. .s.r.s 80, 20 snseess..ry pub,e,y -
MofEAs ds,sf'sid ueI.snj Ne PIhs .s-..' ..s.sG
w r.rm~so q 100 srrcs within Is mis.. of x.r rorr
o. ss % ssns. s' ~ soa s.s sas
% nrs h,ss, 3, q .,. Pa. rs.
ores rvins dsssrpslop. iosauoa and prlee. Ac
@2 eOO vog IuE THEE story BRIcx sroeE
So.vswv Az so % s az az sTTsa nv ,ss sss
Sioo eny 10, On iss sss sas of v,s Brunl
T..lv. ,.an, -: "a zee, 20. ,, lS I.., ee.g. %
500 .. ana ss s:s Lot ::ps s'.s ss =" .s
ss ri y; .sr, s;.,. =. p-'lss Of
viii buy Iot 81 yfransthport ~ 100 Lots
70, sas . rou hsv. ,sar rsao. ana p.e.
s fiiis s.ss. ss
Eii'.ss,sssr, .. 70 z xiLLooo. 10 T,ssrs 2 Ei.
Egs' loo s. Fan .,.s Z. S,s Ss'sSs property 70 KEEL
07 S(n IN PRIME wssrRrs voRroAos AND
, .CUU $3.50 cash, oo.noy. necysAsry 70 sschsnrs
sfossf ia. :sal,sssL hr,' ors,ss fcr Rurrhss.
cunty Wsconsn worth twenty fve dollars scyr rits
ppsrospsionabls Appy 70 cHARLEs n. STEWART No.
Bksv street
nInn mn -APrRoyxD PRopnRrY in TUI4
NlUU.UUU, d,y .r he soashi for one seyh sass ss.S
esAoos In trst ciasecty Nss,~u
rsw fort Apply 70 WARD MCLEAN tlsss Pssd ~
Iaapl Nc D Pine street. second noos.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

~ a AttVMsA sskfN HfUF NNFNk HTNNNNINT
y - tsta ns# ssff e4asesfsf 'H
.- .... r.. as st saUx aA4 ~ uF Hmrtf hfA a.
sF.ttF8 wtNFA tNsJ A. q ~ >.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
CL.OCIIING.
PROCLAMATION

n FfUNLAMATIUN
IA NJ dealers still humhug linz must retire. AT l5sSevcnth
venue ades and gent viii he astonished 10 the
rces paying for CAST Ciothing Carpets Furni.
ure ey and Furs II has surely tecn pronounced
viii and honest ans aps dealers and get Is cent
where else. P ask friends and they
sii tell you call Tor T. Harris l56 Seventh Avenue
shen you will avoid beiag humbagged Call address
NJ HAgRfS, 15 seventh three doors Twenty
rrst Lsdirs a'tsa I'D by Mrs Harris n B-Pesse
nd the number, I56, will nd
,ut yoar stake when TOO late.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

IA A&T!SD-A SMALL ffttt -. OR A SUIT OF SIX Or
" rooms su,tahc ~ Aou excepting 100 4
n n-,r,befh1od Address atiing on nunucr or rooms
and Mortimer. Herald ollie.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

N-ANrsD--A FURNISH ROOM. BY A GENTLE
w for otcaaioua' daring portion Of the day
Address 1 r., Herald oi4c
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
sPORTIaa.

!, iAaaE QUANTITY or IMPORTED cAyAarps
se susers, Jns arrived; also . LOT Of fancy II ris
,ncy Bird Csses ~ Wholesale and retail One foa, sr,
rosdWay, in Worth strest DAVID vEHrFN
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

N.tSGIsG BIRps.-Jusr RECEIVED soo) ogPwAu
cauAties In song rusrxnecd with every other vsr,s~
puTo can song Birss. gray ard sr.n failing rsrro,s
sAfust4 Ac Also o few pair OF white swan. Golden
a ssyer Pbeassnts. Am.rtsan Mod Duss. A.
CuAs hBiCHh 4 BROTHER
81 CkAthsm areet. eproslt~ ahaaisra
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

-Jupsos RIvRa. aAIERoAD.-rRAINs vos AL.
Troy, the North and Vest leave Chambers STREET
u and 10 =. asa s:IA Sand 10 a. r a andlos Son
,sn ~. ~ = i,om Thn.i. Er,ss T:{ b
New tork and Bsscsiys, Asd Baggage chscssd tths
Sasc ss points % ne ~ 81 and 70 sasiosA spriass
I\-ES YORK, HARLHn AND ALBANY RAILROAD -
"a y. n for Cro.es rans. siA ioS A. ~ and ar. ~
JOHN SuRcBrLr, supsr,B,.pd.n.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

ryHrANiED TO LEAsF-h STORE SUITABLE FOR TIL
w reai! dry goo traic. in Grand Catnarne
Bowcry, Et aven1e any other good location
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The New York herald., 1863-09-26

IJTANTED--BY 4 FANIfv OF THREE PERSONS.
w the second floor fve R-om- OF e house, on
,he SIDE the ci,y, III ftlcth 1t Rent
oger u or $l2. Address r. ii raid Office.