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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
Osvics % RS ConsisaicsHna % TAxns AND
Assasas ssrs. No. n Chambenst

WIoGA jan y iea
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice IA
hereby sven hat the A-~ss, Ros of the Real .ra
oil be otsn fsf hspsssios aud revsw nom s,A .n-r Ho.
day J,nusry ss and Win remain open tall tho IN d.v Of
Aprn isaS correction Of ts
ef Tho s..sss.ns 81 the Aforesaid Re-. and P.ssossI
E.sts Of the Ciy and County VI Ns~.Yssh All pcs.
sen believing es 'xysrvsd laks sVpEes-
on tho durny the p~rod shove u.sssssd
In erdI obtain the rss provided o. II such appcs
tisu nsds IN relation TO tie -aassss Of ~ Iss
Essis must - nsds In vnttns stating sfeanl q OBJ
j~ooa bsr,'e and Lsr-upsa tho Couu:sessss shan
tss ia. complaint. add u, tk~n vAsassk
nent hey shall ,hs b soussssA
saoh application ~ iaAs la rssea to The sssssssA vsias
ten o. tie PsrssI E.sis the applicant shah be slsiueA
undes ssh By ssa Cemmissienes Who sha b ssthor
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a. sssssns eosssos they shaiI the ssne ', 10
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d.r ths act un.- ,l4 spi~sT unseT e.sk az sAsu.reu
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prescribed iof tn csei " tsss. recon 81 cssess
skssaes non the city
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

THE SUGAR CREEK
i PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OR0ANiZEp UNDER THE LAWS OF NEw-YORK
09oo. ~.
IN 50. go FULL PAID SHARKS or oS - EACH
wORkIho CAflrAL...................o .ooo sHAkES
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Vice Prssidsnt............J L. EVERiTr
Treasurer. ................chAhLfs GOULD.
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supe ristsedsnt...........rRUMAN K. TULLEh
TRUSTEES.
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in ~: 1,eS. psrSs 4 d: s.os. ' sss.: c,s '';
nsa .o,, .a,s,.%.as - ss s. ,s.'. -. =.
SUGAR CREFk PETROLEUM COMPANY. sad ssnisat
h pointing TO ths estar>s Which distinguish
.s nay n. s.ys.i 10; sa. ,:s sy On
sAsKsr Psics
Bot lev thousand shares ~l Be ssid and tAsss - The
sny hessss bssas Wis ~ sssn Pa vArSn
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EvrRirr Bre.ds,y Bst Of 70 either o. til. Trustee.
sUBsCRIPTiDS SOCKS. IoR THE sALE % THE
STOCK REslRvED As wORkINo CAPITAL, ARE
%I''p S2tsd.DIaStS S;..;:: :. S:sr.s .'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
o,re. o, TIE Cr,y.LAyD AID Tol.O, RAs,o. PC Co

Oyyos or TEE CIsvrLAyp AND ToLrDo RAIiRoap Co
CLEvsLASp OHIO, March ~ 1853 ,
dividend NOTiCE.-AT MEE IlNO 81
IA. DIRECTORS Of tis Company held his day. spiNl
Dy M Of 1--WE Isl PER CENT DECLARED paysoss To
The holders Tree Of OOverner tan on the sh Ay OF
Arril ns, the tsth az Of May - the cenb>n
p.ns biz dividend VIII be pAysSIs
q ne Comp.ny's once In Clev~lsnd
In. tr,ns.r boob. vii 18Th day Of April
oeIoet N and remain eios-d until The seth dag u Ap'l
:. 10 o'eioes, q BY order Of tie Urrcter.; -
II. {. LUCE, Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
LOCAL N e w S.

County COURT. -FRIDAY.-Rev: Bernard
role was authorized to celebrate the rites Of
matrimony.
Licenses were granted to George FL. MILAN
and T. II. Harrison to keep ordinaries.
W, E. Carnc was allowed S. for defending
Thos. Cotes.
s, N. Garwood, Sheriff, was appointed to
administer on the estate Of Thos. Kirk, decd.
Thos Dryer declining Lis securityship on
the bond of j. lacey, Clerk OF the Court, the
said Tacey was required to give security in
the place of said DWyer.
A rule was awarded against 6. ". Harrison
and John W Smith, his security, for failure
to appear to answer a recognizance. Excep-
tions to the ruling Of the Court were fled.
It was ordered that capias be issued against
Mark Harrington, and that he be confined In
the County Jail until a jud gment against him,
upon an Indictment, for 800 and costs Of
prosecution, be satisfied =
The Court adjourned till Court IN course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
POSTSCRIPT !!
Special Dispatch 10 the Gazette:
THE $40, 600 CLAUSE.

WASHINGTON, July So deputacIon tron
Richmond and Mobile are here trying to pre-.
vail upon the President to repeal the 800, 900
Clause in his Amnesty Proclamation; and ar
guing that il would revive the business pros
perity of the South, should the repeal be made.
A plan is proposed for the importation OF
jerked beef from South America.
Last summer cargo Of ice was imported
into England from Norway. Not having such
an article in the custom house schedules, ap-
plication was made to the Treasury and to the
Board of Trade, and, after long delay, it was
decided that the ice should be entered as dry
goods, /" but the whole cargo had melted before
the doubt was cleared up
The statue of Horace Mann, in front Of the
State House, Boston, was inaugurated on the
Fourth with appropriate ceremonies.
It is stated thatin Maryland alone there are
four thousand persons subject toe~indictnent
and conviction, each one Of whom would apply
in person to the President fer pardon, were
it not for the regulation recently adopted
authorizing and empowering the United States
district attorneys of the several districts, IN
connection with the governors OF the several
States, to aid in granting pardons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08

The MARKET, this morning, was very
abundantly supplied with country produce
but, with the exception Of a few vegetables,
prices remain as they were last week. New
potatoes 80 cts. per half peck tomatoes rs
cts. per quarter peck cymblins 25(030cts. per
dozen; cucun1bers % cts per dozen; cabbages
!. 10 to 20 Cts. per head; onions 5 cts per
small bunch; beets 5 cents per bunch,
&c. Blackberries 10 cents per quart.
Butter 40 to so cts. per ID. Eggs IS to 40 cts
per dozen. Fresh meats have not declined in
price, notwithstanding the decline at the
North. Fresh fish few, and at the old rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
GRAND EXCURSION
w OF THE
FRIEND SHIP FIRE COMPANy:
TO GLYMONT

The members Of the FEIENDsH!P
$3.50 szzs FIRE COMPANY take pleasure in
informing their friends and the public that
they will make an EXCURSION TO GLY-
MONT, on Tuesday, July 25th on the steamer
WAY ASSET, leaving Washington at 7
o'clock, a. M, and Alexandria, at and L m.
returning about 90 clock p. N.
A section Of the United States Marine
Band Of Music has been engaged for the occa-
sion, and dinner, refreshments, &c, will be
furnished on the ground
Tickets for q gentleman and lady: ST. Single
Tickets for ladies, 50 cents.
Every endeavor will be made to make this
an agreeable and pleasing excursion, and all
necessary precautions will be taken to preserve
the strictest order and decorum.
e. Clarkson, T. Smith.
r. Tomlinson, +. Davis,
w Silverman. u. Bayne,
Geo. r. Whittington. n Rowland,
J. Clark. FL. G. Martin:
r Walker John Powell
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
" std
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08

North. Fresh 1sh lew, ana aG the Old rates.
For the information Of those of our readers
who have been absent from the city; and who
/ have not been able to look over. the changes
that were made in the Constitution OF the
State, by the Alexandria Convention, We pub
! lish the names of the counties composing the
Seventh Congressional District of Virginia =
Alexandria, Berkeley, Frederick, Shenan
doah, Jefferson, Clarke, Warren, Loudoun,,
!. Fauquier, Fairfax and Prince William.
Welearn that Richard Randolph Of Wash
ington D. c., formerly, Chief Engineer Of the
Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad will have
charge Of the surveys for the branch Of the b.
4. 0. R. R. which is to connect Washington
with the Point of Rocks, Nd, and that the
location of the road will commence on Monday
next
Rev. Ma Phelps, presiding elder, has ap-
pointed Rev. George Y Leech to the vacant
pulpit of the East Washington Station, in
place Of Mr.. Sipes, deceased, and the Rev.
James B. Stitt, to the Waugh Chapel.
THE WEATHER continues very warm. The
thermometer at noon, in the shade, stood at
90.
The trial Of Miss Harris for the killing of
Burroughs is going on in Washington.
--.s-<p-@e----
About half past II O clock, on the night of
the 18th instant, fire broke out at Denton,
Caroline county, Nd, which laid the principal
portion of the town in ashes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
7 e W E L E 7

Having obtained the services OF first rate
JEWELER, am now prepared to execute all
orders for repair Of Jewelry expeditiously,
and in thn hest manner Satisfaction war
ranted. q: .. II MlNU,
IL 5-tf NO. %, hlng street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
POLITICAL.

A MEETING OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD INDIE
IA pendent Social Democratic Club will be held on Mon
day evening Oct L. at their 2 First corner
Of Sixteenth street. ct TX O'Clock. BY order Of
- - JOHN REILLY, President.
PATRICK FARRELL Vice President
JAMES CuscK, Secretary.
THOMAS FITZGERALD, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
PROPOSALS.

49,
rRoToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENTAL. SEWER
~ contractors Separate sealed proposals. each endorsed
with OF the for which II IL offered the Of
Al this oicc until ii o'clock A. Of wednesday, October
l 1885, for the construction OF sewers In the following
In Fourth avenue from fifty ninth street to near
In Allen street from Stanton 10 Houston street
In FORTY ninth street. Ninth Eighth
5000. 49,. $500
In fythrd street from Second avenue 70 First avenue
In I2Sth street. from Third 10 Fourth avenue.
In West street. from Horatio 10 Ganscvoort street
In Eleventh avenue from Fory.sevenh 10 Fory'cighth
In Ninth avenue from l26th to l2sth street
In Thirty ninth street from Second avenue TO crown be-
tween First and Second avenues.
In Seventeen street from Third 70 Fourth avenne
~ u street. from mill Ess s,r. avenue 20 and
Specifications and blank forms Tor bidders can DC obncd
application TO the contract clerk q this enlce
sosFSsIs i \ vRPAAsSxdn. As ss:s%
NEW Yonx, ocsobers 1888
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. NO ISL
closed in sealed envelope endorsed with the s OF the
work. with the name OF the bidder written thereon will
October ~ 1855 for rebuilding pier at foot Of lsst street aud
FOR setting curb gutter and tagging Fifty stree.
For setting curb gutter and tagging around Northern
Dspensary at Junction Christopher street and waverey
For tagging Thirty seventh street, between Ninth and
For digging 2S,h street. between Eighth and Man
For tagging Eighty NTH street, between Third and Fourth
avenues. -.
Blank forms Of proposals. together with the
na Nav ca * oSs'qsa
CHARLEs o. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NROTON WATER

u SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Croton Agucdnct Board begs leave 70 notify all
the utmost and economy in its at this
CURED The long and drought has reduced the flow
IL thus al i.s minimum The delivery and conspion Of
water In the city mas far been kept up to the quantity
which could with comparative safety be afforded when the
sumption the yield rapidly reducing sup
ply In storage reservoir at Croon dam and the rccey
ing reservoirs within the city limits.
Should this continue week longer the supply cit
would be reduced to egs than twohirds the quantity
used The public earnestly requested 10 be warned
BY this notice, aud 10 exercise the utmost In all the
Of wntcr II this be dome and ordinary degree
Of vigilance be observed In guarding against and dis
for al reasonable and just nscs If not effort part
preven, which will certainly bring citizens
very great Inconvenience and possibly aseIssabe loss
ROBT. u. DARRAGH !Aqueduet
c,o,,. ,o,.,r, 4 W. cBEAyEs,o. Board.
IrAGLE ENGINE co NO. l3-THE MEMBERS, HON.
IL orary members and friends 81 Eagle Engine co. ~ are
reques cd 10 meet at the engine house to-day at ~ o'clock
DonneL THOMAS CONAN, Foreman.
$. O. ELLISON, Secretary
OUR TRIP Is OVER AFTER THREE DAYS FAST
the harbor of New York city minds frightened and
inner attened by tho sumptuouE board, tdouby
tom, the steamer Granada, cannot but regret
leave vessel where have been the recipients OF auch
the hands Of all belonging 20 this ne and capneous steamer
We particularly remarked the untrng eserions OF the
steward Mr. Iowcs also the anabity and courtesy Of
the purser Mr. VI German, as he collected moderate fare
for all the delecsables received For NE Passengers
ca. o. KICK, icommttce.
W. DENNY.
rHE SPARE BED-oR CoLToN's PATENT cor
sale Wholesale and retail, by T. s. JENNEY CO., 69i
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

AFR. n. MACY'S =
OUR PoPULAR FRENCH KID GLOVES, FOR LADIEa
GENTS AND MISSES. FINEST QUALIFY CHOICE
SHADES AND AT THE LOWEST PRICE in THE CITY.
2O4 aud 2O6 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

A UCTIoN NOTTOE.-IF PARTIES WHO ARE ABOUT
furnishing their paror: viii call and examne my large
stock o. Paror Suit covered In the French brocate
they VIII nnd that sell them at about the rate Of
mon furnur In consequence OF having received
Of all kinds Cabinet Furniture, which will sold very low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
NIILi.INER

r MRS. MULcHfNoCK's, Gas BROADWAY, WILL BE
"A found a most elegant assortment of fall and winter
MILLINERY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

FEW MORE FEATHER BUSTERS AT Zoe EACH,
- un'e''A'' ''o"A 1owYsEYD's. @s broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

J,RENCH MILLINERY,
$40 Canal street, broadway, New York We would
respectfully announce ~ our fends ana patrons ,hat we
of Velvet aud SILK Bonnets the
latest Partisan styles also Contnenals Derbys Turbans
Jockeys and Nelly Grants. - .m....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
GRAND MASS MEETING
~ AT THE
COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EvENfHNa. OCTOBER %,
RATIFY THE NOMINATIONS
MADE BY THE G.
r UNION STATE CONVENTION

AT SYRACUSE
The following eminent speakers have becn invited
70 address, the meeting--
Maj Gen. j. L. Fitzpatrick, Hon. Horace Greeley,
Maj. Gen. Francis q. Barlow, Gen. s. y. Carey,
Gov. Reuben E. Fenton, Hon. Chauncey N. Depew,
Ion VIM. II. Seward Hon. James X. Dooittle,
Hon Edwin M. Stanton, VIM. M. Evarts, ESQ.,, gA9N
Hon. Joseph Holt Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
Gen. Henry A. Barnum, Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford,
Gen. John ii. Martindale, Hon. Henry Wilson,
Col Joseph Rowland Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson.
Gen. Patrick Henry Jones, Rufus r. Andrews, Esq,
Gen. Green Clay Smith, Hon. Il. q. Noble
Hon Henry j. Raymond, Daniel Dougherty, ESQ.,,
Hon Galusha A. Grow, Theodore Tilton, ESQ.,,
Hon Morton McMichael. John ii. White. ESQ.,,
Hon. II Delafeld Smith, Major James Haggeity
Hon John w. Forney, A j. Dittenhoefer. ESQ.,,
Col. Thomas b. Van Buren,, and others.
SEATS WILL BE RESERVED FOR LADIES.
+. DELAFIELD SMITH,
Counm of Arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

A RTIFICIAL yEs.-ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
IN made 20 order and inserted by Drs. r. BAUCH r.
GOuGELMANN formerly employed by Roissonneau, OF
Paris), 800 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
N GREAT SALE or DRY GOODS
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
Nh 2.2 HOWEUY

A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
"A GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
NO. 2s2 HOWERY.
w II. ROBERTS
Just received from tho =
80 LARGE AUCTION SALES
Of the past week the following bargains, at prices never DO
'o'e o"e''' y '"' NEW YORK PUBLIC
since the CONNIE ncement Of the late rebellion.
sILKs SILKS, SILKS, SILKS
As pieces OF PLAIN TAFFETAS, IN black and all the de.
Ezra Die shades good quality, ia, worth ~.
wear I4s worth Al 2B
"i RitH coRDEb xRMUREs. eros GRAINS, TAFFE.
TAS eros DAFRlQUES. DRAP DE PARIS, DRAP DE
LYONS BEMPATRtCE, and every make known 10 The
trade, al far below importers prices
"A $50 SQUARE BRocHE sHAwLs.
IN good qualities. In centres OF every shade, W 20 eacn
500 Square Broche shawis fine qualities. % 70 each,
These are great bargains Every lady should examine
them.
800 Extra Long Broche shawls In all colors o. 30 each,
Mw r. ROBERTS,
~ Crystal Palace Emporium.
FEW MORE FEATHER BUSTERS, AT Zoe EACH,
IN universally Known A,.vsryn,o o,a uxo.,.x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.-HENRY @.
EVANS viii SELL In lots suit retailers, Tuesday
ocSosr e 70 SeleSa a. Is Barclay street general a.
Glassware plated Tea and Table Spoons and Casters rich
French China Vases Toy Tea Sets &c Sale without reserve
aud goods carefully repacked for shipmenfF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

"A GREAT CLEARING SALE OF
LACES, EMBROIDERfES AND FANCY GOODS.
PREVIOUS TO GIVING UP THE RETAIL TRADE,
Among the special bargains will be found large stock Of
REAL THREAD AND OTHER LACES
IN Wells, HANDKERCHIEFs, sHAwLs, &C
French embroidered Sets, Sleeves, Collars, &C.
A full line Of Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons, In every
shade.
Also Drcss and Cloak Trimmings In Buttons Cords
ments, Braids &c, and a very large assortment Of
FINE FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
TuCk'S, III Broadway,
corner OF wayerley place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

TW. r. ROBERTs,
"A CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
No. 262 Bowery,
the following bargains from the
49,, GREAT AUCTION SALES
Will be offered this week.
% pieces BLACK ALPACA, good quality,
81 cents worth a.
10y pieces BLACK ALPACA a., worth bs I'd -
S0 pieces CoLoRED ALPACA, In all the desirable
,oo, ,a shades 40 cents, worth IS.
i0pieces coLoRED ALPACA, ans qualities,
- 5s., worth g. 81.
200 pieces BLACK and coLORED PARAMXrTAs, '-'
u. fine qualities, Is cents worth o..
ioV pieces BLACK and COIORfsn EMPRESS CLOTHS, la
,,c an the pew shades al wool 81, worth 81 %
iW pieces bLACk and CoLoRED EMPRESS CLOTHS,
10 pieces BLACK FRENCH MRRIxos' "a "'''" -
50 pieces coLoRED FRENCH MERiSoEs'' "'' -
-. Maillard's best make lOs.. worth las.
worth 81 - "'' - $3.50
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, black and white striped. only a.
worth % 81 'F'' o'''' -
All other qualities at the same proportion q prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

U,IIE SPARE BED-OR COLTON'S PATENT cor
Have ~ Weighs 70 lbs aud costs 81 co. For
sale Wholesale and retail by Il. s. JENNEY CO., 69i
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

DROCLAMATION.
In view Of the important changes introduced IN the mode
Of registration of voters by the last Legislature feel
Aty to call the attention o. my fellow citizens the law and
TO the necessity Of attending Tuesday the 18th inst at
and further that with reference g adopted citizens each
pcant shall prove that he citizen the United States
by producing certificate of naturalization from OF
competent jurisdictions: shall any other proof Of his be-
ing citizen be received unless he shall hrs show TO the
satisfaction Of the Board Of Registry that he is unable to
produce such certificate
The law further provides shall
any annual election in this State unless the of the per-
son Offering 10 vote be the said registry made and
peted herenbefore provided preceding ihe election"
&. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
HENRY D. MINER,yAucTIoNEER. sALEsRooM 81

SALE OF vALUABLE HORSES CARRIAGEs 40
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE win sell at auction Tuesday
Oct " at u o'clock in front Of their salesrom 81 Mas
ana sister, Is hands high years old warranted sound and
KIND ~ all harness and under the saddle Have been driven
by lady during the summer, and every respect
most desirable team Pony Carriage BY Wood
Iomnson, OF this city Also bright Bay Mare years
cd 70 hands high kind In all harness saddles
trot IN ~ minutes Also Philadelphia Jaeger Wagon two
hands high old warranted sound and kind In ali
harness Also several OF Harness one Saddle &c. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A NATIVE NORTH CAROLINIAN, MORE OR LESS
IA acquainted In all the Southern States and Of ten years
IN active business proposes to solicit trade
house in New York lie Would be willing 10 travel In Norh
Carolina. Virginia South Carolina and Georgia.
huence trade from those States References given and re-
CURED Address, stating terms requirements. &c, j. NJ
T. care hcssrs Lawrence Baldwin Co., 10 Wall street.
r., who will furnish references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

MOZART HALL.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FOURTH
M Assembly District Convention WIN meet at l0l Hester
street, on Monday evening. Al IN O'Clock: x...sf
EDWARD KELLY, Sec. MICHAEL MULQUEEN, Chm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
'TNTIE NVNFf.......
ooN TO RETAIL ALI KINDS or


Il OUR DECISION ~ ,. $3.50. 49,.
DRY GOODS
a, q small profit for cash has Awakened ~ much rnihus
asn and created unparalleled demand f0r goods
Tia, we arr compelled this week e. 10 custom
e,s nd the public generally that for the present vii BE-
best all who % DO their shopping With ns early To the
,nornna for 10 the after part OF the day often
rrowded and hurried that In almost Impossible 10 do
customer fuli Justice Therefore say early the
dav I'VE bought largely during the last decline IN the
market ready and willing to give The beneh q ne
purchase customers. No old stock. NO hyh
prices Everything bought for cash ard sold ior
aipacss Tor soc &C. 600 e2,sc, 7ec, up 20 81 %.
being least 10 yard less than the regular retail prices
Blankets from auction Blankets FOR ~, worth tO' blan
tes for 81 worth sn nner qualities 10 proportion .res'
bargains IN Musuns Musins sold At cent yarh prom,
price them. Heavy All wool Fanncs for W cts eis nu
10 cts yard heavy Shaker Flanneis all prices NV NJ
gains Plaid and Plain opns together With eaous o,hei
styles % Dress Goods too numerous W mention ssotsn
English ana American Bamorei skirts feaed or ~ 'n ~
Wholesale prices Beaver Cloths for cioass -
~ 90 tc &S that very cheap. fartes wshns sny
thing IN anr line will and good investment OF TINE ana
money tc visit place OF business as All classes ot soo"
sold at slight advance above cost
NOTICE. OUR LOCATION
ra BLEEcKER STREET c6SssiERdr COMMERCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

BARGAINS IN
u. LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
252 BOWERY
W. r. ROBERTS
100 pieces l04 all pure Linen Shooting los worth lts
lOO pieces 1O4 all pure Linen Sheetng, lis. worth
100 pieces 1914 all pure Linen shecing, lis worth So
These goods were all purchased al Last weeks
GREAT AUCTION SALES,
AND ARE GREAT BARGAINS.
ALSO-TOWELINGS, CRASHES DIAPERS Sc &c
"a all pure Linen Damask, 5s. I'd, worth 81.
Every lady should examine these goods
elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

DAILY DEMOCRATS, RALLYu
III GRAND MASS
RATIFICATION MEETING.
democracy Of the city Of New York invited 70 meet
at the
COOPER INSTITUTE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. IS,
at o'clock
to respond TO the nominations OF the Democratic Con-
veptiop.
e following, with other distinguished orators will adj
drcSs the meeting:-
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
GENERAL HENRY W. SLOCUM,
HON. JOHN VAN BUREN,,
HON. JAMES 7. BRADY,
BY order of the Democratic General Committee.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
r rln.aA Il i i! EEF; Secretaries.