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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

A GOOD INyESrMENT.-REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
n Auctou-Wi te soil, on the premises, on Friday.
February ~ 1873 the residence Of Modamc Ruttkay
snh situate near tho saE. Of Canterbury In the Of
Cornwall Orange county " containing Of
choice land, large dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings. fruits o. almost every variety apple
fun brarns Also part furniture belonging
10 tho house The are handsomely located and well
adapted private Residence FOR b0arders
which Cornwall Justly celebrated; is but
meuts' ak from tie Village where churches OF the
various denoninat schools and only miles from
Cornwall landing Re above property IL rented for
al $40 an and VIII be sold sub iec to the
lease the having the benefit OF the Terms
liberal and made known the day or sale Further infor
naatisn be had by application to H. +. cHADEAYkE,
Cornwall, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

MORNING GLORY,
JEsaAMfNF.
HOSkrsucKLE 40 ~
The charming effect viii he greatly cnhsnc~d by tho Judi
cious selection Of the most gorgeous scenery with which tbs
eaborute temple abnunds The snuls.nt
thousand Jets by which this viii he Muninals win
shed halo OF brllAncy the little fArs
with zephyr tread " tho o. Inspiring eskil~c
ina sounds Of gshlng melody that desouSy Infused
through Ill the pleasing OF the DAsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

UcTI0N NOTICE-A LOT or ELEGANT HOUSE
IA hold Furniture private sale al sacrifice for
cash. consisting octave Panoforte
eos, $3.50. Will be so s,25; beautiful solid rosewood
PArior Suit S.0 d. $00 elegant solid black
wainpt SUI Cope sos one Arm Chair one Reception and
marble top Tables g. also the Furniture of two Bedrooms
DR. MILLER ITO Clinton place Eighth street sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
A CcTIoN SALE OF WRECKED STEAMER
~ CALEDONIA.

4 n.
NOT1CE.-The British u,shp Caledonia balt 1862
ashore at Cape Csd Provincetown Msss having
surveyed and condemned notice Is hereby given that said
Steamer, together with her Engines Boilers MachneSy
shout ~ tons OF Coal and an her Apparel FURNITURE
account OF whom may public auction Thurs
day the 18th nst o'clock NJ the Pilgrim House.
in Terms cash Purchaser to take her she
then lies subject house duties and charges
The steamer Is stranded the beach three miles
from Proyncetown. Ample time is given intending pnr
chasers VISIT the the morning of inst
and return to Provin before the sale
Bidders reach provincp;own by Boston
mouth snd thence by ALSO from Boston packet
Also. and on the day Immediately the sale
above. will he sold public auction sundry Boats Spars
Dsyts and Materials from said For further
tieailsrs apply TO the unlersisneh
FURTHER Nor cr.--7he steamer GEORGE SHATIUCKS
will, fo bidders for Province
town Wednesday 1871 inst at A. NJ, returning
1iedta.ey after the sale
JAMES CRAIG Master.
FRANCE. MCDONALD 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
sALus AT AUCTION.

JAEsssa s sG.s E9 s1 q .vHSs az
ssas s 6.SS. isTss S;s,Ss psIss: See n.
possessss snsorpas.sd By other 9th
.ss rs
$ysslSsESF FURNITURE
nsrE eEsSs5 sSsf'Y s sSs asSSsSsrKEKrERs
.svHns AND nooa su,ss
49, AoN S ssnh5 g BRONZE srArUAkY.
sossaooa6 S1 as SDsa. SsAkaEH FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS AsS sitvSsS AE T1bf :i; CUTLERY,
SSr as ,i E.s n.
AaeSns @"ad e s M
md Dsss !. ss
pad Articles vertu auction Tits season The
ssa VIII g.
highest bidder for cash Catalogues a. we house.
uorroN sorIcE.- IE;1,sax1I W. wEsTcorr. AUG.
rvo Psi EMry Y, SALE S!,s. 9r
on Accous At II syR WaSa 4r iT IN CONCERN
Being the entire eonteasot Ave soE house sles.uly
pssssy IS ss ~ Vs..
tss.een Seventh and Eh avenues s.saasy marble TOP
F.sisy chsmssr sa:i S.Ssate' ssp. pl.s
..s ass ss ST. aS Sss
with saia wood s5, Carpets BEAUTIFUL cofecon
asa M M osas
.na sss as Rss and
rich s pfs IN si Eo9 osE al S 2sB
ea .nS ~ s sos ss 81. ; 70
Ivory Cutlery complete q handsome
and mahogany Chamber Furniture of de-
ssption Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding
oak Dining Furniture.
BThe entire furniture Of the house as good a. new
and vii be perempiorily fed. Catalogues y house
A JoURNEAY, AUCTIONEER
n. BY Z. JOUREEAY,
Auction and CopmEs0n,
No. y Pine street.
Near Broadway New York.
Real Estate Stocks, Bonds de- pubhc and private sale
Sales Of furniture residences add outdoor sales
tended
Houses and stores rented.
10 Let.-House 24O, Fourth street.
House 1856 Franklin street.
Houses ~, ~ and 81. Lisprnsrd street
House ii Clark ftreet.
For sae, let three story modern built House. South
Fourth street, Brooklyn. T. D.
For thirty of Land, Princess Bay south side
Staten Ialand.
Wantcd-Lots in neighhorhood OF Contra, Pack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15


n WARDS Magnetic rhysi~sn cures khe up,siisn Psrs
rks, conNHef1rs Bsd Isss, coasufaptou, Le,nae and
Nefs9u- Conplainta, a. Without medicine No loi Wet
Twelfth siTert
T,HARLEa Lutte, N. D.. PROFESSOR OF o8sfET.
~ f.cs ard Operating Nurgeen auth-r ~ ~ Lsdfs
foelst G.ds' be coasued 81 .i~ea, aL.ss.e ~
aud children. Al hs private rovrnA sly BrosfvAy,
n u A. home from 10 A. N. toTP.s
na BARno~,. 10 ig nLFEcTRR srEYET POUR
doors from ka.tsurs Ne~ YORK, sui8or N ut 10
A. work atfursan frNiyN Mailed free eYerywhete on
rcccipt u y eeat-in posissr stamp.
lar CooPER ~ DUANE STR sET. MEMBER oF rlE
~ Cnlicg ol fiyi lian. and s.fsrnnso y fofk Wa
IL con.u fat = bis oncf ff0fn - tie morning uHia
~ ihf evening
f,R LlSts. 10 gAsfTdiRrEEsrn STREET, NEAR
~ .sacgrg nt-t.t~
naEroR wkRD MENPFR ~ THE ROYAL cG.-
~ .HHaf Surgeons II sNfANN Wf sac 70
from : 4 = 5 = . n
n.sa ~ ut uDat - tN ~ street., uesr cffa.
fw Wal. & rowE3s, oBaIKrmU fIYs4N
~ NNI nprttttl fan. ca q" .tMM tf.d = #
esq.,. II fai.t d. l.t.RRt atrt& 20 Dalt
sra.t4- eo.ris tul.ttlsi tntr'u.e
M4rswH pEarfbp PHYSICIAN ~ CHkNH en#
WI smrrtm asfnts H. ifaetW street, y y. H D.
IN ~ Falf9n stfsa
MADAM uHsrAgD rV.LE PHrsicrAS.
wi s. 1cesfftfy 500 ~, l.i ~.
saM, vf1t4lis 4i44a s..ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

REMOVAL.
IL vArETs HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT HAS
u. been removed from 635 to $40 Broadway corner OF
Twelfth street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

IALrnTINES.
VALENTINES WEEk.-sLL WHO HAVE NOT SENT
tiet Valentines s4ogli cali at once nj sTROSG'S, 70
Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

A UCTfON NOTICE.-S200O WORTH OF PAPER
IA HAnRings Automatic extensive stock OF Paper
Hangtuss aud Decorations OF Wilson Dewey. 30s Canal
Will sod aGctlon Feb 23 unless previously dis
posed prvat. sale stock consists OF the nest Fieoch
Paper Han In this county together with choice seec
lions Of Domestic Goods. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

q. HERMAN co. AUCTfOSRfR, WILL SELL on
~. Mondsy Fes ~ at II o clock a. " Bnvery p0rsmp
tory sale Of larg Toto Wines Liquors stEar" con
alsflnc old 30 irr0u Scotch aaA Won
hsla Nhiskoy PR H4erfy, Madeira tlAret Wine.
pipes and barrels Un, "a Rum dc Aso large 'ol ~
Imported .eg8rs NJ favortls traUds T1bscr8,
6c Also 800 casfw af.5atd Liquors sery 4aei scented
Differs 9chnspys 20 baskets aud skspI-r.
HsA nAl. Qgooeries, = sale positive for cab,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

BROADWAY MENAGERIE, 6UO BROADWAY-L B.
ID LINT, Manager In addition to the
MAGNIFdCENT GEOLOGICAL DISPLAY
comprising Beasts Brus Reptiles from all parts
the world, THREE PERFORMANCES are given daily a
IN A. ~ Sand -, r M introducing the
WONDERFUL PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
together with highly
Trained Ponies. Monkeys and Mules
Admission 25 cents. Children under ten. rs c-ntA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-08-01
9lo8 elm :S&lad4en! iaete Der gSsS9ps.
Ia rtnb nun mar1b, Qltsr&er, Is 1T jrt

r. No6 Gin S6lad4sn! iaste rsr gg4Spps.
"a ltnb nun marfb; Gltsr&ttf,. es 1T ;tret
.llbr. ~ ~s
Ter Qi6ti&immsr perI1wane. 49,.
I Ter 8itrre frste f8 auf Die Srsppe nteesr.
IS murpe witpcr Itia. -. "
36cmas. tItsb NOD INNER rutt9Gtn leinen
9srfed. ... ..= 49,
&c fam itm bS&1t .rerrattis prrr ea6 Der
Slinee NIT BEN Bti6e 10 gut itauS. "
3ros Dem tunntt rr ss nit 5bOrnas nufrt&.
tis metnsn uno tbn in Der S9dt pt8tt8e Witt
~tSetIunssn MAIDEN. 49,.
IT,. Der 8ltnoe tesanu ;u ~lunnet.
Sbcmas stns 10 ttifs .pts nt68It6 in BEN 5rf
sts an rte 9bIr, f6lp6 Re auf, ttdt ale i8lttse
ct ie ptspsr gu unO. trat bic an bic 2rsPpe, no
FER Sltnpe LAP.
@inD sic se, 5err 1brmar?. .fta8te Ger
9ttnos.. u . $500"
. SD bins sntsssnefs SRonat. %9tr Fatt,
mic Id fs6e, BUrt ssRaIten. :.
l. 8, i8 Bin ebrli6, entsssnste Der SGtnpe nit
letter Sttmms. sic lster, caB mid tds 8eib
ntsOer autsri6IrTsn 6at. .
6eesn sic f& bier Ser an ntttne Sstte =
id nil S6nsn mas etSISlen. -: ..
&ummt bod wtebrr NIT mir bsrauE Iaete
S6Umds, mas pO0t SIR bier intsn itBen.
Nein, Nejn, t~ntsesusts fsr Sttnpt nit auf-
fauenesr 5ait, tam faGaBt Fe mid .rterrv, ME
IN pVriser glabt, neil fe MID .rtbt fnesn tOnrte
.uup i'd ibr ni6t Ia8rn routs, re i'd mar,
Muu, rann martet etnsu &u8eubItd; 8srieBt,
lbpmas, i'd mtQ muir ftbsn, CD bel mir QQlS
Id TONNE stetb wtsper.
Ishitt bod, blstbt. Iaste Ger. SItnps. mir
rfSnnsn Ma er1 NIT einaursr piGuprrn. Die
code III Salb atsema6t. >@.:' r.
Sa tomtpe slet&, usrieBte G6Omas unr Stus
bic .Grsppt Stpdui. =. -: -
IT,. " Z. - (6OrtIssuRs folst.) : .: " "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-08-01
EC6crtItsuno psr lRsn 9sits.)

8amiltt Qlina9ns e~sfunctn Bate :, n"0 mite
- nnn einiam UNI pcrtnTsn oato9, talt NM.
Carr, btoanu pus Stub 3u wetne". NM lf9'e
sIBtitb fetn Saupt on Gmha,sS rnit une Sst0e
oertintsn i4rs 9trdnsn, pohrsno reE a!te &e0'
rtas ,iuS 4nn6tn uuD Der Snaee l6lteten.
Tlnb add Der @OnS tssaun gu trdumsn, otet>
Iet6t pom rem gtsni6sn unter, Tie 10 unf09lt@
unaIadlt6 EnO, ObwObt fe Ranbsrttauitnefa@
olattt6u fetn ~t6nnten, uns aud Bite Stsrne,
iiSsrrfa, pom 8ptten trdumtsn, Bis NOno une
>Sterne Ra tuttaatsn unO bic aussn nut@lussn
unS sur6'S 8snfsr iubtn, nts Sbontns mob tm'
msr T6lisf uno gmmO unS @snss nod thinner
arbetttttn. unb ra fdIuS s. 3rSlf unp SRoma"
erpaGtE. 3" -. ,'>: So. -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-08-01
11obiler Orf6dtts- amapatb.
Of u rgere 9tfer.

Sn GsmaneeIung Dcu @ti6dftsan,st9er, Die
lest ri6t N ernalten flint, tsetlthtt8en mir,
cine pcer meErtre SphLtrn unlsrts Slattet gu
einem -. "
81 ct / s. eI6dfts &.a le.n'b +
,u Sertpsncen, in pelHeu mir cte Aorcilen lntes
rsr aeebrten Nbpmnenten. olptatettl@ 9eofenrt,
I'm, ben. nihtsIGSerotn 9rsts' 0cn s!.oU per
RterteIia6r .aufntbmeu, NIT Dem Strlpre6en
cieieGben aud eietG;ettt9 i'm nNt6Honctr Ar'
,siesr" onuf,uuebmsn. &tonnenten tperoen
mir has Toppetts tere6uen. 5terauf NefleItt'
.reupr molten F6 oeebalt 9sfaat9it an ren DE
eatteur :. 81. ruenren. - IT,. .
8arbter. Qeam 6tppter, 8psaI Strsst, Dem
6bsater se8enTtsr.
g u d : unc StrstbmatcrtaIen,9d nolln9 INN
9rrtsrei. 9. 3. @6stl II. Co., Oaupttn
Cir, ,rjItsn 8epal unc @oter. +.
6 ttp 6ptet, -@rFee SalcCn ane sop9In9
6pule, pcn @bariss, Gobtsu5sri &oYal ctr.
aeaenIter benz Nartt. 49,
. eutfde r Mr3t. Or. y. Saurn9attner
SfFee SO. 55 Oaupbtnfreety etnt Sttt9e
bod. iiber Bloh's Ntufts Store.
@birurotr6s SnRrumeute, Sru6tGnosr
II, T. 70. Qcute. Sod, "a Scutb. Tosalltr.
1uftt. uno Snfrumenten: Sauoluu9. Sol.
- ~, Sloh, SO. So Daupbin Str. "
g. ia u 1ttr n. Geettut UNI S1lseet9F,
-. Nc. l47 Oduptin Ctr. .
Sprtrrti. % q aren, .Satnt. &C. t1 Orc:
=. feu. q. u y. @pus, Is SUntb ssaStitr'
2 Tnrb6I;er .1r Nualttat, Yerfsftt8t oon
g. 8rcCrid, Stoke Ct. natt Srcar: NuT'
TRACE rtrOen= a~n6rnomTen IN Ger Sreeot'.
-: ton p. 81. 49,. ': -. -
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@tTt6l6aftS Gr6Fnung!

0lsiItn 6rsaRben uus SEat %set6rttn gnbIitun bic erss.
benffe @u;etJs; 6eB mstsN Gle Der 3nsn imp ~ oaolrSBt
oeisoe1e gBiftt,beft nit ben 6sten 9etr6nten jccU art
TstSith perle6en IN, unb bas aud lOnftse Grfrtiauussn IN
bcaer. QaaIttdt fsts ~1Orr6tbie iino. SHetnt I'D Suui &Fe
iu4e Serlslbsr trsupett8it etnlaee, .pfrlprt9t tn oGTR 9Htf
getrdnte uub dufmertIaae Seoieuuns mir 6as %sosIipSueR
msiRer sstbrtsn 8dftsju e%rtoerbr1. GtptS ScrRft:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-08-01
:0eutfdbe Nlnptbefe.

Glr ben mir ron ,msinsn, bisfssu 2arbslsuttu 70 reid.
sti6eRtttn 5uiSru6 bsrsli6 6an!:nb, ~snnpftbIe tm mid
AID fstRersiR otrtm ~ssnststsH g3uslwsnsh, ,tnDtnH t& az
asIet&er s3ett iuv seTntats brtRse, bag I'd ntbt frifasn Drs-
frtns uRS srcbe gtrlts, SasO, 9rssuty, o Ftrsrlbe, Sers
i1tsotRs SOrt.n NuSsIu, eeutlbt GtdurieA, stlnsr 6spHtsE.
Sdfs, eRcsSUloes, @saearOnt,, Sa!stsl IN srosen gne hstrsa
getplr,eu, S&pdame, @srfimtritu, Sstfgn u. &C., pelae
HrttsIt5 III ben m6slt6t btltsfsR 9rtiIen ttfsRs ~gnrftRle.
~. = -. s. G. Gif&er, aet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-08-01
Sanf;sbntsS &apiteI.
Der 9 9.r q e +.

MQnee Az Sette uu0 lWHFIs"I wv luN" 4EP'
,ebtn 70 fer, fpts S9Omas Juror 9sl@lafsH bate.
Dieter. rsIHer ta5riI&sn in istns Stubs &c.
auuaen mar uuO R& stlttut Satts, ais rrUuts sr
etenfals su Bette .ee9sn, perltts t'st lstIe bic
@Obnuns. -. .~
Or bait. ~ Uisfsm Gang auts stGOrtS eOrs
b.r.itet. Gr na6m tte Dirt uue S6auftI, tprI&eI
In Der Ride F4 b~sfanOsn anO 9tn9 Die GFsDse
btnat.
Or Rsdts ben @6liTtl letis in ole 9arttn'
tbiir, fUtlhe pisbtr esrI&lrfsn, mar une fono,
bus trRabte.
Sbpuos NOR lt6r erfrsut OILS Die SRar it4
SFfnstt alb sr nun uu9sbtncertim 9artrn mar
:. Or mari sinen Bid mad ben 6snfsrprttr
S6par,sn. Die 9aosn rraren nt&t eeI8lrfeu,
ater 20 .6srrfats pUutUmmsns 6tnftrnS$ in
Der Stubs. = - ~ -:
T. Or trot lstie 6eran unS bprtte.
glttr sS brau9 trtn Qaut Su ietnem SSre,
.*' SbUmds elautts, ea6 Der Slture NIT ter
" Sdpar,sn I&. pttper .ausSsfaFnt 6atsn mu6te,
ba lie tbre DrcHuna, ibn por rtr 49ur';u iseen,
nt6t auesefabrt bate. er trat Bis an cen 9Iag,
no Der S&aB Dsr9rabtn rcnr' 49,.
Gr 6atte i'd bic Steae gar III gut semErtt,
. bas @rlD lag ni6t. ~aQSuttef. las g8eib mp6te
wut( bic IbFat 9etatt. Ratsn, IS 6at0 tptsSer
fOrt,unsRmsn, ioHt Pdttt ie ss tsfer oErsrabsn
mifen:
,Gs Sausrtt tauu1, cine Stsrtsl 9tunte, ea 6ielt
Sbcmas BEN pollen 8sutet in. Der 5ane unp.
bsfauO R& duf benz Radwe8e. Z
Or Bate bic GrOe ptersr SestrA unb iett
Spur BON leiuem naatlt4en Sretbtn 70 SteI
aIs mIslih G%ntIernt. -:
: Or R.dte bas @sIO in .fetae Sadie, oann
Stritss sr ben @arten t6tu 70 Istfs, pte .sr &C..
~fonrnGn trar. < 80, .-~. =. " /.
. Or fatUs 6as 5aus auf uHS f&sttt RAID unb
rafia pur& bic StrabeH.E
unS stns &dl6e Stunpe ipdter mar er pteper
In Der 0pbnuns Der esi4e unp oertdrs Bier
bos GAb, Sann trat er BEN Radpss an.
Mls er bic Gtauf&reibtrFrase errst6t bate,
fbi.n es iSIH, ais FinStn stUst 9trfOnen Dor
feintni saale'
ST. frat In bic gtrtttfuns elmer b5Iserusu
Dfprts, bic gu sinetn fretsn phase faRrts.
9,st bSrtt sr bas 9aus aufi&ttssu Hub fa6
bic btiSsu 9eriOnen seridminben.
Gs f&tsntn elm Itauu iino elm Bstb su Ietn.
CT tcnnts Stsfe bfiesn p~srfoaen ni&t ssndu
ertenntn; a6sr cine a6nnns ffitS in tbm auf,
Sic itune Sritte btf6leurtstes
gls er III has SauS NIB h6sr ben 5pf trait,
mar gaes Nta.
Or f&rftt istfs uuD sOrH&tiS Bis an ittns
Sreype uab but4tt.
Gs bsrrlStf untea apt pbgn bic tiefts Gttus.
glSBti& sSrts .r bic 8bar tn 9tasr . fnrn.
s6asa ssrbars.tr fd Rtntfr Der Srspgs anS
cndte Ta ntsrsr.
Gin ai&tbaimusr prnns aus beg es0Hntten
AMOUNTING Der 66par5sn.
gFgBtt lstEt FdfnH aHb bann Die lauts
Gtimms Dts 8liaten
Sd wiGS lAon maiden SO Ria's faOu
Mter9m ne& Elm 6heAgn laetf pie
G6par5t. unS bier II NOD eth 9&tud unt
rad Dhut Ga@e eut uub bann fsnR an
Ittsn plf sla col, pie Gin @ott fas' ~ DIR,
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8 efh.RitItpths

Dem setsrHn Ssuti&sn ga6tit1tn .wtre Die SttsStbh9tSst
bee 11aterisi6ustsu 1ur Feibisen 9tnueuus beit;ne erpinbs
len: DisfsIbe III 6ussyit rttdboltts, sutbd!t Die ntufttn
Rolfdne uu6 RcSeatn unb bdrfte eiuent I~eIslulti3sn 9u5lt-
turt hr Die. tpHnienetn longen Strbltr une BWterabeSpf
.sanj,6 gpnbtrs ~ e%rtpfsblsn leln.
Bte ab6anenentsS@ rtile aRno 70 nifbtis Eselttat eae
9eberutann ctefs Si6ltctbsf bsHusen fam. Cine satfpres
hhtnbgGtnldae mus iebo5 pom sSent 2tfsr biptsrlest fperpsn.
Que Disfsntata, wsEHs nos aus Der frteer
Stetrfdcu Qet6bt6liot9tfsi IN Sanesn 9dttaf frb heunbs
It@a erfp&t, fsl4s an mid sEtdnsea jn laIsn.9 i
&pberf Grill M ser,
9. en- trtf5sn errao i. @arfhaa.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements tor the HIosLr HERALD must be hand
~o,n oafoe tea O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
o,ror,,to, among the enlerpr9ng mechanics. farmers,
,,b,ots manufacturers aud cene,neu throughout the
cosrlsy iocscasin. very rapidly Advertisements 10
s,ssJ IA the SsS BzgNo viii thus be seea by large
portion o. tas active and energetic people o, the United
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

Boeus UJos CONVENTIONS Dows ooyus
u makes honest Union men indignant obea
they read the resolutions Of the conventions in
Louisiana and Florida which are so'isb, 10 be
passed OF IS expressions cf revived Southern
loyalty. The fact Of the nigger being allowed
TO at on terms OF perfect equality with she
white man in these gatherings is in itself sun
cient to expose their real chsracter They sre
made up not OF Southern men, bat of the cor
morauis who follow in Che wake ot our sraiss
and who seek by thus imposing on the admins
traticn and the country to postpone OF defeat all
genuine expire .sion. Of southern feeling. and to
maintain themselves in the possession OF their
ill-goisen gains. ~ long as such men have tho
upper hand the loyal sentiment OF the r~ccvered
States will not care 60 manifc,t itself
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

Srons FROM THE SouIH-Numerous work. of
art OF great inieres, aud value, which have not
paid duty at the Custom House or been known
TO belong to any Of our local collections. are
constantly turning up st our picture sales
Others are 10 be found in the hand. Of the
regular picture dealers, OF are offered TO colec-
tors by private individuals. When questions
are put As to their ownership, there is generally
some hesitation about answering them.
Now, there is no difficulty in arriving a. a
conclussn Is to the reasons for this mystery.
II is well known to those who have visited the
South that in New Orleans aud i,s neighbor-
hood there were few families Of suy corsidera.
ton that had not collections more or less valr-
able, of paintings and statusyy picked up
during their trips to Europe Many Of these
acquisitions are to be recognized amongst the
works that have found their way into our sue-
tion rooms. They ara the opisso spo'is, not OF
the brave eonquerors of rebel soil but OF the
vultures--for the most part Massachusetts,
Yankees who follow in the train Of our srmiss.
These fellows pilf-r everything they can Law
their hands upon. and works OF srt are especial
objects OF their covetousness, from the large
prices which they bring ia New York We
have heard Of one mau-.not a New Eng
lander, howsver--who went TO New Orleans
almost without a shirt 10 bis back aud who
since hi- return has been enabled 10 pur.
chase q handsome house up town With the pro
cecds OF his picture stealing We would cd
viss purchasers 10 be cautious sLpnt having
say Of tho ~oSs, thus oasssi ,oy vs,e where
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

WHtpEAsouIs or rBK MEssusE 10 SurPir
rar UPPER END ~ THE ISLAND WITH CRoroS
WArtR. After long and diliesnt search ior
the measure that passed the Legislature last
winter to supply the upper end Of Mauhattan
Island with water. we have finally ascertaned
that il il in the hands of ore Of the standing
committees in the Coumoa Council. IL sp-
pears that some action was necessary on the
part Of the Common Council in this city, apd
II has been presented 70 one board and referred
TO the usual standing committee on such mat
ter-. There il has been standing for some ame
past. and would have continued for some time
to come were II not for the fact that member
OF the committee was accidentally discovered
running around the streets with II in his
pocket, trying to ascertain whether there was
anything into it, Thus Il seems that the City
Hall ring have got Il int their hands. and are
determined that the law shall not be carried
into efcc, until they have slices IL makes no
difference to them IL tbe taxpayers and resi-.
deots OF Fort Washington aud vicinity are de
prised of their rights. The ring. to use tue
langsage OF thai Institution. are determined to
see "sta' Is io'o u be'o g they let Il 90 oo' Of
their bsld,
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
mystery ia maintained about tho owner's name
they may rest assured that the property bas
not been honestly come by r.

4
-GEsERAL 0nANr's Way or MAkne PEAos
Ben Wood is always roaring like sucking
dove in favor or peace. He shouts. and jumps,
and makes faces, and rolls over, aud weeps,
and groaDs. add says his prayers- all like a
bowling dervish, aud all fol- peace Jef.
Davis is also in favor Of peace, aud the sus-
picion Is very popular that Ben. Woods pis9 OF
securing peace is altogether too much llc that
of JET Davis. and may be summed up in these
six words; tho recognition Of the Southern
confederaoy.
But, AZ We wish Geaerai Grants election TO
be unanimous, and desire to remove even The
triaing opposition Of Ben. Wood and his peace
clique. we bog leave to Inform the. Hon. Ben.
that General Grant is alsO In favor Of peace,
and 50 are we. Grants way aud our way
Of securing peace is not at all like that Of Ben.
Wood and yef. Davis; but we think ii better
and more effeotuh way. However. why
shouid we differ about means when the end is
the sames To illustrate G ensraf Grants styie
!. of essss%akiss--tas aee vs. pfetsr--'et ~ "
lfall5w the example of our friend, Old Abe, and
tell little story, which We hear from oas d
Grants classmates.
! When General Giant entered West Point and
was assigned to a company Of cadets. no wss
subjected TO some OF those practical jokes with
which the older scholars always torment the
green 'plebs." After enduring several Of
these Jokes with exemplary patience, Grant dc
termined to put q stop to them and have peace.
So one day. ON a Sham parade, wbea another
Joke was attempted, Grant stepped out Of the
ranks, threw Of his jacket aud challenged the
captain to a fair fight. The captain accepted
the invitation. and was soon souudiy whipped
Grant then offered the same challenge to ths
FIRST lieutenant. who shared the captains fate.
Then. putting bimsetf in position again, Grant
expressed his willingness 10 fight the whole
company, one by one-alt for The sake Of
peace
All this wholesale uxbibitioa OF p,uos the
boys raised great shout, and SHOOK Graat by
the hand declaring 'Youl do eve. Wont
bother you any more" and words 10 that ef
feet Wheceupon Grant put on his coat, TOOK bis
ploce in the ranks, and was never troubled sites
that. but was always oslied "Compsay GRAFT.
| in honor OF the occasion. Thus Geaeta! Gsani
I secured peace at West Point. and by precise I
| the same tactics he intends to secure pe,ce
| wish the rebels. In this case asgeas. "the boys
! the father Of the man" Now, we put ii ia
Be1, Wood and his oompsay-no. his lottery
+! company whether Graot's metaod is not mach
better than al thsi. whiaing aud howllngf Il
\ they think 40. lei them take she oath Of alte
| glance and vote for him