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, 1861-11-22

From the n. Z Evening Post, 19th.1
The following letters tell their oEn story:

From the N. T. Evening Post, 1sth.1
The following letters tell their oEn story:
LONDON, Nov. is, 1861.
Hen. Vim. q. Seward, Sec. Of State, 3D.:
DEAR E1R-Tte commander Of the British
steamer Trent ha& laid befsre H.r Majesty's
ministers q statement Of the foresble taking
Of Eeverl passengers from said Vessel BY Ca.-
tain Wilkes, OF the United States eloop p.oE8Ar
san Jacinto. What In the devil possessed
Captain Wilkes to 60 and do that?
Didr't be know that 10 b. ths vcsy thing
that his government wouldn't alloF British
vessels to do with American vessels, a1a that
cur refusal to aDsDdon the Practice led to the
war Of 1872? By sl the h6ef IN Great Britain,
if you don't apo}ogize for this indiguitJ offsr-
kIow the reason Why. Her Majsaty1 mis-
,sters are particularly annoyed thas Captain
Wilkes Lhon1d go faf have exceeded his In
stEuetious just at the present time, when we
arc having little pitching into zach
fil etheE t sboat .n bsll5gesent right, breaking
Let'a hear from you. What ara you going to
do about it? b TIE Tsy, while I haSepea In
band-that was se7u clever maueaver Of
ComModorc Dupont's at the attack on the
forts At Port Royal. The tact Is, there VIA
naval genius in IT. 1--we lid onlY thought Of
cur ahjps from good ridd]ing. take the
opportunity to renew, &c, dc. "BUL1.
"P. 8. Il yea haTe taken ary Sea I.lsnd
cotton from these Confederate rascs1s, bena
t als1g. We'll pay more for 1t thaz cousin
Nap. B."
"WAsH1ka1os, Nov. 1a, 1861.
"MT DEAR HONORABLE BULL: Yours of
th!s date + just in byteleezsph, u. Behring's
Wilkes tsok several passengers from the Bit
tsh steamer Trent So he did. He took sli-
den snd Aaso7, the very two fellows thst Wc
Lave particularly wanted What In tho devil
goeaeskes goa to ask Qs to apologize for doing
Gard timeas The truth Is It WEE new c1se
for cur captsi1, and having no instructions,
he cast shout for precedentA, which ha found
In the time ho1ofed practice Of the British
naval commanders. I don't know where he
could hays found safer exaDp1a oattho
Whole, you may conaider that. We apologize.
shall look after the cation and sea that you
hare the Preference over Nap, If yon Offer
higher price than be doea.
I ta4e occasion to renew. &e &c,
WE Il. 8KWARD, Sec OF State
"P. 3: We re In doubt hers which Vas The
more clevGG|:ap4afn Wnkes's -nsbbing OF
6Ede1l and Mazop, or CommoGore Dupont,s
intezsectisg circles befoze the forts Il Pert
Eoyal. HnT much sIe yon going to psy Us
for keeping Mason cut Of f.EnEhad.
= %W. Il. B''
!. .;~.r:-:: 7-Lospax. Nor. IL 1gst..
aHoa. Viz. Il. SEWARD, Secretary, DC. |:
/ Ycu5s nf this date is received. Her Majssy'd
nintss eEstsy al right We oa1JtwAnted to
Etye little soothing syrup 10 tbs Mula.to
Coniedefacy. Qatts shout Mason. :
@is7a1l mgteaf," &c, Bu1.4."'
OPINION or EDWARD EvERErr.
Tho Boston A.sess,tf.er Of Monday pub1lshes
The following Communication attributed to
The peuof E-ward Everett: : - -
| D. \
, 1861-11-22
Gbitagt!1 Gribttttb


rrho Rennh1ic has burdens eoouph In
T. r Its ord;naYr xesou,.es ARE sufficiently
.,.1d hv the rebellion which has cnf ofY
=, m States and nine and & ha1g m11iona.
= tnn1e It's capabilities as gar nover
=, .;r the nat;eus Of the earth are abund-
-, !, testified b7 the number Of men now
il. ;.e field. bv the ahirs Of war a4oat by
:, uadiness Of our people to bear the
I. :itns Of taxation and the business hin
.4::.ces ard disabilities which var entails
b., We are not yet Up to fall fighting mark
T ae reserved energies Of more than twenty
1ro millions of souls; the resources OF un-
tNamp1ed natio1al prosperity and OF un-
l'aral1elled inventive ingenuity, and the
power Of patriotism to endure, are YET on-
touched, We deprecade as mocn a. any
tan the prospect Of caoseless WIT VIII
Great Britain; but II nus' GONE, "e
know what Fill aappen" AS III 1'ao W
1888, in France, VET WILL DC me business
II The nation. AL commerce, az social ue-
si1ff, oil pelincaA aet1cu, WI oe sooofoa'
Iissc TO II. ooi 1Anu VIZ ~. oe eol' u .ea tnes
IA 5mHleIse ca1np' ane "otIen' enlio1eo
Eau GU 1nen ont' ~ 20 4olt <aS 1oAno ~
Ill TIE SOIL "AAAe q, LUZ hasnooa o. 1ns
ta'Ien IS III tne "olAsn''p " ~ ene leu
Inc hep1she L II oansa ne .oiuio.
Ia OF "o5os WHICH ea1!so 'nl1'oo o.
FrencFmen 70 a1E7s-"1ll DC 1epeatea
lcre, ana ~hl oe ne' "in response
such as the "sfao Las never hesro oe1ore~
Rtches ano s'aueR WILL go 1ol nausn['
The bafrlcaaes Fkleo eonFenuoha!1sm mas
erscted will be broken down bg the lmnl~
rtnce Of the public danger; and he who
is Of tie most service to tue country will
lie the most hoHered. We must expect
p1iystion at hons. 7c 0lust see some OF
our cities, perhaps the largest and wealth
itst.of thcln all, in the possession Of the
enemy. Commerce will be s:agnant.
Ships will rot at the wharves, and crops
il the crib. TIE national credit will bs
ruined, or strained to its uttermost. Bank
will everywhere suspend Bankruptc,
, 1861-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

f,o,o,s1 p;~e,x r n7p * ~. o,;. o..
e'1.4 - OIL ~ -" o5' " tne JAW Oh
tsglmenI' mas aff1Veo nome at cleveland,
from Rcmuey, and the Cleveland Lcader says
1s eas sekiBhea ta1nes taan opey den. hehJ's
otoef 10 restore might've slave to his former
MASTER "ho @as deaa<y ssessslo's'st, and had
gwen money aaa spent MS tine 10 1elp the
rebel cause and 'toJure the Federal army.
". n" dof1poft, the elegant and accoui-
plished ex-editor, e1-abolttionist aud noH Sc
cssslonist, II still in prison at Richmond, DE-
t~neo "a 1uepietoh .. oeng Feoe1A epS'
VIC ou1e'o ~. 10 Ha0aee Ainsen "e4 ous OF L
4u' eo'tes,ponue''s u t1e !3ep IWS ee3
sa5e .uas ouo " oof 'ne'' 'ouhe e1'0s"n golo
~ ee11eae'ata n@oae5 Soeesaef 81 Fort
nh. that nf Fa1e+sfF,s ~ 1h4 No. ~ - ..ah 40 1
-The nn1r. ~ Nsro..t1s 49, ' ~ +hr.nt,.os
With +c+a1 h,;nanoe. f.o1, o-,e.s1;s o.
,t,.;0;.1. har. ~. .,oa 49, 49, 49, - .. -
bona ~ -ez+o-;nar - 49, -. h.a,.s ~ ~. - 80 ~
nerves,
"A Washington letter to thu Rochette-
Union says: :"Vely much sympathy is express
60 ior M, ElJ, .nd sfro9g hopes, hased qpon
A. an inie1 IF 4hs feestt 4oe s Sls fe1ease
net1ce the employees about the Hall of Rep.
[eeent2liFe4 AHFe designated his seat with
ncnsraele insignia as an evidence Of sympathy
and respect"
-.--.H 't'ss', ~ W. s't., AZ
hounelfs 1ne departure ef Mason and sldtu
for Europe, after exultiDg over their escape,
t1cl2itns Great viii DO tae modification
oitse Yankees when they shall have learned
thas result" How nil1 the E1da'i"eT feel whea
II enAd nave learned the latest result" Of
their expedition
1t is an Interesting f4ct that the CAPTURE
ol reoei AnoaSssaots 70 franco and England,
Roxsl. q. G.. wtre events of evsT.to.h,.n man.
orable sth Of November, 1861.
"A great aemana fer American statistical
nolAs ean,S just no" II hnfope. livery
sia'as+. sies olgs olas.s *: 'ron ne oonsns @ ano
Olusted's asd Helpers.
"A number of uoatoou bris-es have been
sent down to Ger. Hooker. hT,uad.. m the
lower Poton.c. onpoe1te the batteries FIR the
purpose Of pract'cinE aad drilling The men in
| their uses.
-The Bpffs,o ctn,otre;.,1 .axa. The lam
| Of boats Oh tho canal, from threa miles this
I SIDE Of Rochester unto Brighton, IL almost
da4a eud s.3aSf. aH sti H. eecued u 3eseis c
thsm though. The majority are loaded WIts
| grim from this port. This delay Is annoying
se1atooh 80 hhlppets- .-~-=-,~--. ---
| One Of the Massachusetts regiments has
agame OF base Dali TIC dsy sfter the s'aughte'
nd fhAU
, 1861-11-22
Another Eactina OF tee Late Railroad
Disaster

TIE verdict Of the jury il the ca5e of John
RLines, + ho died very suddenly On Sunday
morni7g last, was, that he eame to his death
IN consequence Ct Injuries received in tho
1ate accident on tE6 Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad.
Mr.. Rhints Waa member Of Captatn B. B.
Volunteers, and wts At home o. furlougd. Ia
was sitting at the time ct the accident imme.
diate1y behind Capt. Howard, and but few
feet from him. He leayes family at Madison,
Wis--Gdlwa 4dre7tiser, 19lh.
, 1861-11-22

1cngez th1esteus the left wing, obarre that
eEofb a1umsking to 1einforce and stzeagth-
En-, and afvanca the 1ineA
The 1900 men who: hare entered in the
past fortnight, bare hesa divided betwee4
|. TFenfytduth Minols; it Elizsbsthtown, the
Tenth Indiana 1T Bar1stown, as well as others
| too nu1ueroua {as well as impolttcl to nen-
lion, arc under matching ordsIs for advanced
posts. An the movements q tzoops, POW u
this vicinity, areiudlcsttveo Of impoEsanttm
nents and moment1Hs results, and 1t ts not
unlikely that battle may be predpftated
ulon us era fort1iahk
The cannerr.as OF Wadnekday says eaitsn'
ally: :.
One day Last week Gsn- Thomass Brigade
Wagon Master was ordered to remove tbs
| srmy stores at Camp Dick Robinson TO Niche
| lasgl1e, After the job W2s almost complete,
| be vas ordered to taRe them back to Gang
Dick. Hardly wts that done when he received
further orders to convey them to Ctah
orchard. He had about fulfilled the order
| when he WAS ordered to re convey them to
Camp Dick again. Camp Dick sesmG to BE- I
magnet Of e1traordi1aEY attraction.
, 1861-11-22
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS,
r. PA L III e r.,
1R, ia, u6 Lake Street.
SOC BaEea
D0MESFlcS,

Bought before the Lite sdyaaos ind VII b seaa
ffuu Il to o1a ceut per yaxd lesa shsa
can BE- boughs elsewhere In
this Market
1: ;, - Bales Stark sheetIns.
30 ss La#rcnee Shtetins.
so Appleton Do.
80 IS Indian Head ds,
$1,000 Stark Hln Bags $s7.se par hundrs<.
$4,000 Lewiston Bag, $2S.os IL.
1s.eoo cehaes Bags, $2eoa IA.
1860 Manchester Bags, sa4.so d.
5000 ozark Bsgs, $s3.se Do.
so Cases Merrlmae Prints, 81.
e American Print Wsfks, ---s ST.
Is Rithnond Works, ------ss.
50 Eleaehed haslfz, gndeE Price
20 Cotton Eannels,
20 IS DenlRs,
20 D.les Stripe azd Tiki,
2e9 ?" Bats,
Is Gases SnerleaA De Lai1s, II ~ Is d.
, 1861-11-22
81 Camp Douglas, CAicsgo. -. Baldwin.
ILLINOIS CAVALRY REGIMENTS,


Barker.
Hoffman Dragoons, West Va, Capt. Schaumbeelz.
Two Squtdrons organizing, Mcclellan Brigade.
The regiments numbering from the 5Qth,
are mostly incomplete, and some Of them arc
in the earliest stages Of organization Tne
latter is true sf TIE cavalry, and both Of the
artillery regiments, but al1 Will be complete
before the close Of the present Jeas. These
various regiments will swell the nunbar Of
Illinois troops to over 10000.
Only ziz Of our regiments have been In
action, and both most credhably to them.
selves and their State. The defence Of Lex-
ington, in which a prominent part was borne
BY Col Mu1ljgan's Irish Brigade, is among the
most striking events Of the Wat thus far. Col
Doughe1ty's 22nd Illinois regiment also die
valiant service ut the late affair at Belmout.
, 1861-11-22
Emancipation Ia Jamaica.
We are In receipt Of the following BY

We are In receipt Of the following by
NALL
CONSULATE OF The c. s: OF AxEstcA,}
ENGsTos, Jhm&acs, Nsv, S, 1851.
Editore Chicago Tribune;
take great pleasure In testtfyflE to TIC fntallf
geEce and FsfaGity OF Mt. John q. Ismp. 2ud have
fnli faith 1hat srs statements nEde By him would
their truth.
lam desr ais..
Tour obedleat servant,
JoH4 T. NEAL, I. S. Consul.
Mr.. CAMPS LETTER,
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 5, 1851.
Editors ChfcaGo Tribune:
The preseut ard prehahle future condition Of tbs
arJthlug connected with the emancipation of
S1aves. an an 1lino1=i4z. now On the ground
Ehsre the matter has baen practically tessed, aud
By many pronounced failure. believe, 60 far AZ
There axe many facts connected with the enaanci-
patton of ths s1ayss II Jauasica, snd the aubse-
are not generally kno~a in the United States ;bat
which, L known, wsu1d tend powerfully TO estah.
liah confidence IN the sbltty OF the scheme
vaiasSs Sii paper, @ Tonid al oes H. sed
| c1es, giving facts. with Impressions, tending tG
ietIte many ktsteme1ts that have bsen pm aatnhed
all schemes looking to the nberation OF th sllye
Under any citcam*tances- Since am strange
! 10 sou, aad you would EeasonaolJ e1p"ct SOM
seked a1d obtained ehort testimonial Il my be
| h.N, which eEelo2e to yo1. from the American
Conaul hero. With great respect. au cir,
| Ieur obedeut serTaxt,
JoEN n, cAAe.
! [fes, let Mr. Camp aena on his proofs. SUI
pected of believing tEat black N ID il not
hing without rights that the white m2a
bound to Ie>pect, ne shall be called Abolition
ists !; but let Mr. Camp gtve Us the facts. Tie
arc pertinent to TIE events Of our tim IS an
cur readers will be glad to saoT them Eds
Tp7H5TER1
, 1861-11-22

Washington e4ffy In October, e1ing srs2aY-
mint .,of p6k/pf our expenses, inst money
might ba had> % fit gut mora troops. Hs wAs
foltowed bF~M4aonca and HAstangs, has the
s1@t, > eateaselssf were e. sasas;1 ssfeasd TO "
:hEud5 we're xuba tledup byinaeructious, thAt
+ Though 114e8pp1gfedEh Ehe arcou11ts 90 In good
sba2s nd fexy 1esx4tdxzs,h i xxzs be could advances
nothing o3faasH:: kDY: Randall haF~
~trg gpnefH 81 tdh With ffhe vouchers,
tnrr, .wnlch xiN make: : somewhere near
$3.50 gu;or enough % hnlsh tie equlpmant
/ 7nf all the 1eu6infnX troops which the State
will furnish. Over 20 900 MEN ara now en-
listed, and nearly that number would be in the
Wi1eonstn viii not tzuat her sons beyond her
ltmits tin they are IN IL respec:a in marching
The 11fh Regiment leaves for Missouri to-
| dsy. Tie 18th ,tn camp here, Is fnl to round
| 1,00o, nearly uniformed, aud will be readY to
VILE, bas over 900 men urifosmed, and caa be
ready to leave shout the came time: The 14th,
| with companies filed to the maximum, goa
| into camp ut Fond du Lac this week, aud CHI
be ready to depart thence in two
or three Weeke: 1he Ninth G5s;
man Regiment, at Milwaukee,, has -oEer 9N
1nh IriEh Regiment. Col Derap, is said to b.
rapidly filing up and will be ready within
month. The 18th scandinavian Regiment
zumserirg. 100 or 500 has two or thre'
comr aRies in camP. It will be eff within
month. The 18Th will be ordered into csHI
lere immediately, with companies well filled
and viii not take lorg to get read
ter the field, Nearly enough me;
are enlleted far the 18Th. Ms
et the infantry regimente, are bsdly in need g
arms to drill with. They will soon be eul
nlied, however, as 5000 etand are on the WaJ
La the seven batteries OF artillery at Racine
tLere orc about HOO men, with cannon fo
d1ilJ. who are inst being equipped and mad
| ready far service, while thrae more comp aa1e
are recruiting
| Tie 1st and ID Cavalry bave each not IA
frem 700 men enlisted The camp OF the I:
is Ttmoved to KeGoshs. Three companies {
tie I'd 60 into camp at Milwaukee this wees
If the present condition Of things With refe
ence to Ba1stow's regiment, with which th
Stste has hnd little to do, little Is known; b1
his friends c}aim that it will be speedily 1il11
up, and that the Secretary Of War has ssgai
Authorized 1t.
By the fzst of January Wisconsin will ha7
her fuu quota in the field, SAD thorough
equipped. Yours, PH1z.
, 1861-11-22

These feglnGnts Were taken ona rom each
Congressional District, and one from tho Stats
at large From these 1t waA uadasstoxa that
SIX regiments we're to be drawn to fill the sec
ond quota. al we're Immediately accepted.
The artillery and cavalry accepted uxder the
same bill were
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LARGE SALE
81 New and Second Hand Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets
Oucloths Gas Fixtures rich Parlor Furniture, Dining Room
do. Kitchen Furniture, Glassware Oice Furniture, c
Se-Fhis day Wednesday, Oct 2 1913 oeioc, at the
lon rooms ii3 Fulton street. Nasst the ene Fnr
ute OF large four story house removed from the npper
part OF the city This sale will embrace eyrry KIND and de-
Feather Beds Hair Mattresses large and sna Mirrors Tete
aTete Sofa French Bedsteads Dressing Burcaus, marble
top Centre and Card Tables together with description
OF Bedroom and Basement Furniture. Also large Mir
ro 70 feet IN length suitable for hotel Sale
VIII he perenlplory.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER,
~ tSSt(,NtfsVs SAlE Or

D. 49,.
ny EDWARD SCHENCk, this day the ID fAAAf
ocloek al his saiesroos Nos. Ia5 and 1h Broaissay
the stock OF OF the finest cabinet makers In The ry
sising in part Of elegant snd plain
SUITS In satin and Drocael plush and reps; elegant
MOOD Anoire-aaee magnificent rosewood round corncfed
Bedseads and Buteaus do in hlae walnut, finished in OIL
rosewood and walnut Secretary Library bookcase, elegant
rosewood and walnut Ecgeres walnut and oak Buff
tes oak and walnut Library aud Dining Room Chairs and
other elegant Furniture The above is all ~ the very best
manufacure and viii be positively sold by order of
The particular attention OF those want OF elegant Furn
lure Is respectfully requested to tins sale
j. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
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THIRD AyEHrE SAVINGS BANK.
l. Corner Third ayenle ana Tssenty-fifth strset.
CHARrrREn S4.
SIN PER CENT INTEREST allowed ali deposits
From One Thousand Dollars
INTEREST WILL COMMENCE FROM OCTOBER l.
Bank open ,siiy ~ ,a3 Also the nings OF
Monday, Wed ,esday and Saturday. from 6to s.
SPENCER K. GREEN, President.
STEPHEN S. GHiips, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DANfEI. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER sALEsRoOM
- No 10 Nassau street, between Fulton and John srestas
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUkNIIURE
WOOD PIANO, MADE NAT BY CHrcKERrNa.

ROSEWOOD PIANOt MADE by CHICKEKINu
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at auction, on Friday.
October 1884, q, ies O'Clock at his ssesroom No y Mas.
sau street. by virtue of chattel mortgage, the following
Household Furniture, vz-Two ELEGANT carved rosewood
Paslo Suits n satin brocatel mahogany Paror SUIT IA
haircloth; Votare Chair Rocker three Reception
Chairs tn fancy reps rosewood Centre Fable, marble
top; rosewood Library Bookcase four Dressing Bureaus
three French Bedsends Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Ex
tension Table Dining Caairs Wardrobe Was,sands ena-
meed Chamber suits, Also elegant Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets, &c Also superior rosewood round corner
order Of LOUIS H. VULTE,
Attorney mortgage.
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UCTION NOTICE.
II BULLETIN OF SALES.
49,, THIS DAY "Wednesday, October Z
EMBROI DERIES,
shAwf.S AND CLoAKs
,oon, STRAW GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, in excellent assortment
AND
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
TOMORROW Thursday, OCTOBER g.
AT No. IS BARCLAY STREET,
At IL O'Clock
G. haiancc OF the stock OF Mcsess. setback HOTOP,
oaved III nearly good Ter from their store lately burned I'm
Murray street.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
LARGE AND IMPORTANT REGULAR SALE,
tNcEUbfNG
MOST DESIRABLE WoOILEN GOODS
10 bales, $50 pieces Black aud Conred Sealskins and
Pushes, for Clnaks
10 bales 200 pieces Black and Colored Broad Cloths
Of all grades.
bales 100 pieces Heavy and Fine Beaver Cloths and
Trico,s.
BLACK AND C0fioRED MERfNOES,
And other desirgble
W0OLLENS.
Catalogue Will be ready the of seach sale
WIN. TOPPING & co, Auctoneers,
Nos. 9 and IL Park place, and
AarFay street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A d. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER
IA. EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The property OF Mason j. Van Dyck, lisa
Mig dnN lWndnnnd AcI cl.nt NJ I'M q, -,

"A ~.
IA. EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The property OF Mason j. Van Dyck, Esq,
This day "Wednesday, October 2, at f01s o'cloae
precisely all the superb and costly Furniture Pa nffr
statunry and Works q Art rosewood Drawing Room
contained IN private resdence No s Fourteenth street.
near Eighth avenue The aueoneer calls the specu
ton OF te public 70 this sale, being
assortment Household furniture oiiere1 auction tus
season. the Forfeiture was Al made for present
and is in plee Order The whole viii be perx poriiy
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved Rosewood Eegeres top French
plate doors and back adys Work Table, with
Of pearl; rosewood Centre Table atatuary be top
Sofas two Amtwo Reception ght Oval Back Chairs
carved rosewood frames and covered three satin
brocade OF the most expensive description of
two Console Tables maid buhl and Shelf Broeade
and Lace Curtains; Sly light orou and bronze Chandccr
imported from iars French plate Pier Manle Mirrors
Vases richly decoFaed Paran marble SiaIuei OF The
sons; az stc Bnnzes representing Night and Morning, Pam
DORA Paint ing Poetry Music Crusaders, &c lava
Vases from hercnianeum and pom pe ebony Card Table,
runs month; on Paintings py Rousseau Infnan Hun
tinston, Cole Legrana, and other eminent art,s's.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Carved legs and fonr round corners round
tnia!d with pear and sod pearl keys Music Rack
Stool covered IN brocae embroidered Cloth Cover Books
and Msc hall rosewood Hatsand Olcloh Brussels Stair
Carpets de- tbambeis soryRicAly carved ro3e.
wood ledsteads, style Louis XIV; bureaus Conodes
u match Wartrobes, Dressing and Toilet Tables
Stands Boo stand Couch, Arm Chairs, Curtains Shades
and Pillows bisnket Sheets Quilts Counterpancs
rated Ihina Toilet Sets Oral Mirrors Dining Room Furn.
ture, China Ware, Glass Ware Silver Ware, &c. &C. of
every Kind Also Kitchen Utensils, &c Sale positive.
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TINTED STATES LOAN.
y $40 TREASURY NOTES.
OFFICE OF kErcnus, soS Co,

y 3lO TREASURY NOTES
OFFICE OF kErcmus, soS co,)
No ~ Exchange place,
Ngv YoRS Sept 81. 1880. J
Pursuant TO instructions from the Secretary OF the rra
siYy. has this day been opened he above
subscrp;ians under my superinenderse. for Treasury
Notes be issued In OF hy, hundred hum
August ~ 1851 md bearing interest Of Sja per
pesannuu such interest payable semiasnualy
rcIroe coupons which he seach Present
ed for payment separately from The noes.
The above rae Of interest pays day every
hunrad dclla and parcs taking the mug pay ac-
crucd intees from the date of the notes. August 10 the
ii their subscription.
Subscriptions will be received during fifteen days rom this
MORRIS kETCIUM
No. 80 JSCIANGs FIasr
NEw York, sept u, lS6l.
20 facii, Ste tho oatre,s witch the above Agency has
been established will receive from
caccss upen the hass u hsss current Bank notes.
curse ives fnrn.htcg coin 10 tA required amount.
Washington oaiAa tue Treasury notes, sad forward them
10 any gwen address.
No charge via made Tor the above services.
NKw YORK. Sept 9S, 1861.
Having been supplied sy the Secretary OF the Treasury
htn nov ptcilN 70 furnish Treasury bearing interest
~ the rate eA O per per ana payable order
required, anc 81 me various denominations Immediately
upon deposit therefor IN gold or current funds,
NORRIS KETCHUM.
1IANrEp--oN BoND AND MORTGAGE, on HOUSES
~ hrs, class locations, IN New York city, the following
sus;S65 500 snuse valued $4,000; Ss0o do. do Sl3o0;
S6tN0 49, do $1,000 Address b. e., box i03 Herald office
SO UUO on poGaSve rsai esae bs city II as
~ 5000 ani upwards, fer moro ycars. AnpH 10
JOHN z C0&EEY IN the Office Of Che Peoples tlie lAau.
yaut- Company, GG VA stgees.
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fSOAL 81 5O--TEE gEST QUALITY or COAL FOR
~ stoves md rlNges free burning without dust; weight
warranted LpSp CO., 81. Il gath Ggo4uv, corner u
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GEORGE COOK. AUCTIONEER.
" ASSfGNEE'S SALE OF
FIRST A IL NITIIREc

To-day, At II o'clock at l4l Broadway, large stock
consisting in part at rosewood Pariur Suits broeae bro
catcl plush and haircloh Library and Dining Room sns
III rers rosewood aud black walnut P,ror Secretaries
Library Bookcases Warirobes Eeseres Sidcboar.s, Work
Tanles Extension and Fancy Tables rosewood, black wal
nut and mahogany Beseads, Bureaus, Waahstands Hall
Stands &C. all Of the best quality and " be positively sold
by order y. v. WILDER, ASSIGNEE.
N BOp Saturday. at ~ O'Clock, per account whom It
may concern, five Gold Watches.