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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
ARRANGEMENTS 10 RECEIVE THE BEMIs
HEIGHTS REGIMENT SEyENTY-SEyENTH

NEW YoG. STATE VOLUNTEElS)
Tls Enc regiment, raised in Saratoga county and com
n4nded b. Co Mexican, is expected in this city few
days way 10 tho seat Of war and suitable prepara
t5ns ar being made give 1t heartJ reception Tie
naves Of saratoga county resident in tbs city and the
vicinity bod meeting yesterday afternoon in 20
Aston Hasa with the view to orgaui2ng some plan ii
p.uceelise Mr. Hihnft ". Speir was chosen chairman
and SIR. Charles A. Davidson soc eiary, airr which
COMMITTEE - appointed to make all the necessary
raAgumoDss and the meeting adjourned subject to call
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THIRTEENTH MAINE REGIMENT.

The Satc 81 Maine has iorWfrd 70 The scat o. w
eleven regiments Owing the Twelfth Maine not beng
,y Completed the T&rteenth icaves before it. and may
be here on Sunday Tbs loyal state, in sending
forward troops to tie support Of tho union, deserves
much credit The Gvvernoris ssound usion man, who
viii do ~ duty faithfully IN supporting The stars and
strps tbe Union aud constitution.
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THE n,EprNEUIL ZOUAYES.

Lieutenant j. sperlns Of Company e. D'Erincuii
zonaves, Fftythird regiment n Y :. ", presented
with very hands sword Welnes ny evening" by his
friends in the fwcntyhrst wand, Consideration OF his
condhct in the Sevcnty frs. regiment wtiie
al the bAtlo Of bul The sword was prlgeE ted
through MIR. j. Hires.
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DEPARTURE OF THE SIXTY-SIXTH REGI-
MENT n. Y. v. THIS DAY.

This first rate regiment, under tie command of the gar
pant Col nkney, will leave their encamprrcn, at Fsn
Park this morning for the OF TIE corps y enc
thousand strong and is fully equipped Tncy arc dne,
solliery looking body Of ,ntn and hsay dscininch.
Their departure, with lit d the oucess, shall app NJ "
publication 10 morrow
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Enrrtrn Ports.

saas 9p s. sas s:;9 sfEf auI e. n; s..
AuaAsrss DC! q Air j chaplin, Tucker, Cardiff.
Mags ~ Liverpool So. samae ~ sell wincash NV
Gr ah re- pons ks ~ Ahgns arsa W. DO Tor do; io
Asr,s.@l, Oct sosm bark ~ n Morrison, Gardner
ct,e ALERT adams Cousins, Boston, sh sehr Maria rixe
bass1o {faj, 90 2s-on. caimborazo. MeAan, frsm s.
B.IAn., SEP, PAR Hazrsr. Rowland, Melbourne; 9th
rHiln islr' &c, ssAr soyn,on Miller New York tnt
gonpI.ux. os,2s1Ars sullar., Benson, sss,eea 27.a
Inh Lombard Hardng Cnaiente and Melbourne; -Sh,
bAncrLoxA, ottla-,,id Royaston. R nson. Valencia.
Charleston Oct 81, in want OF coal and repairs h,r pad
oARorr Oct 2strr Core, Hatch, BRISTOL Sid 9th, vir
src n.s E Sc s Win p. ~ JaasS v,rs
o.. Ia Nara NSs f0r s New York
Cmknnorno Oct 2sArr City er New York saltcr NYors
wg iie for IIavrr; 25h, Fnk Ptrc, brooks; Mongolia,
Mslener' and sou,hers CHEF, Aisgins do 10
| terion Coon,bs, Newcastle.
Hope, summons, Masrtusi veian, Bray, liverpool GA
port Sch! Il Bsnj nanss Bartlett. John Porter Nelson;
uneaunted freeman iasot ler',n, Merritt Anna peeasar
sas Mos r os S s fss E
tor New York gar Of reAee la I'D Lonssi,w Moody
s"onA Eaar Mat,h a a lie G cso@so wsSsrey
No5, Iesdfaaa ; canrs"a iohaHsa' and a" Rsinsr
have os" SSy s t for
y
orea ch,r,ar S,tcr, esr S t pV p ~ ~ pr @
III, tinted XII, ION, n, ~ is or or 40 ,inn =, * hi, Al
iah Tor fanggon to load 10, lreat Bri,n al e or ,o
the c, n." 77 "a IA ~ AZ ' A'ti"'n ~ 49, " 'o'
De- act .,th Ar n r c,h,urs, E,nr, ro,,, %,
E.c Yat DIN ln,rh rarn,rS 49, n, ,ar 49, 30
Daniel Wedstrr So ucer d. t,r 80 ettb IN ,G,na'
MIX dn ar n, ~, III @ w I'm w
~ ~ 70 IN M ~, s - 49,, hat,, mis"n
Ma, rneeeSe Ws,,r a. ar Isys N , > sr p "a
pas..i a a7hs rssua NJ a"I f, s,,, fer s
uaysn Com -''' A'A'' "~so from e''eias '0r &c"
pASIai,, oci 2a--In tAe roaGs, Loeanyar Cole for
crylfy q Il ps-- Arr Mara orr. pr,wn ,,irnss ~ 90
/ I ~ lnvet NY,rN Ann Il t.nI,,,t ,.lr. a., Cii ~
Sirah r i,ryars Lime Mo- NS' ~' w. ~ $780,
FAixouri Dc, .s-Cn T.si.t, rom Nyork for Hrencn
X, ff,r, ,,frsv lftn', ~ A'NN't
81 pnc . ef' oS.as! Nm orH $500 soa
Csat,pt tiatc Ann al !, III ttva n~sa IA. an 49,
~ 4 ~ N s.aa' a." 81; = n; uo ou.h, Aiao,
b,e 20 "A'os' ~ 80 - i'pA''s' rf"e sn"hs'
- 0.t os-S1 Epltshr.n 1n,,a yy.,t,. ~.
Sao1efs'hs ~ ISIS 1hsHshhah' howe' Nfork; Won
Gp,usry q !, 'a,-.Arr !, u r sse ,,n,l chos,ao
80 = - - No.. I, - ~, y, 1neoNs
n. M :, II ~. = ,'.r : US Y, y infk.
t ~. "a a., I'M 4 ~ H. III aha sid
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naon ~ ~ 1ts' - ~ ~ .'nils laae Ron
~, W. 49,, i u w,"1a os, - nam 'i2 a,ti'
~ - a. $500 80 = "a' 's 'F0i''a i"F "ala.si.
w" r. :" - ~, ), a. M, to ,y,tL. N,,. =, ,e
! ST. ,rr,, pm "a, Eewns,t '' ""e'' - So'n'
81 .tao, .i.o 49, 4',mt ~ =. -
noHfAsi,'A' ~ No Ne an 1881 a y port,
i,ttf, ~ = ~ s,a.itain EftA !, YES Malasa
.Ht>fSef' 't'-i-oa' benh, jackson from NYork for
AH Al t,, III >, q. . p.,,a. -, ,,n
- -. 4. IS - = . sh seville
ia 49, Wy ~s-ti ~ r'"t.Hb aih sttsoA; south Anne
|
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S HIP FIN G NJ z w s .


KINGSTON, ia, NAYANA, MATANHhS AND NASSAU, y. r.
CtEArot-irou New York for Kingston, ID on tic g,Yh
day Of each month Tie Ceaiar 4aves fUf on the
0t Of each month, and VIII De cue here aboa 18th
CcLuNRtA AND NAFioHSo stated DAYS are vet Fixed for
TIE departure al the Columbia and Marion Tor Havana BIZ,
they viii sal about every days touching at Key Wes on
WAR and houerard.
kkRvAK-Fren Ecw York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival of erry alternate unsrd steamer 1T New York
MATtN2AsFrou New York lur Muau1as on the st dav o
ench month From MaaSas the I'D due al New York on
tie 25lh. = -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Au'eters and tactag intended for tie New YORK uraun
hoptd ke sealed.
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DEPARTURE OF THE FIFTy.sECOND REGI
MENT

The ry second regiment Now York State Volunteers,
under sue command Of Coolcl Paul Frank, left quite
expectedy Monday afternoon for the seat OF Tho
nod and principal stat officers Of the corps are: -
Co,yyet-PsG Frank.
III al u, nj Colonei--P. Lichenstoin.
GIiof--C. Fridenburg.
ddJHdiit-(hnsles Lliy.
Qa1qi Tbdsier--.. Geisscr
Tao re- iaeut lett .hcr encauaprent, Staten Island
shou St o'clock aud proceeded direct by boat Amboy
takjag the cars tt Philadelphia iur Washington. Tho
regiment number about one Tia 1usand ram. aud Tile.
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
C,rs, put "a ms; distress OF What M.
tale is not stated. -
ST -, ,,,., ..,., M s. .,, 80
W - ~ -, 80 II tH5 "a eaoi
Ia M a. 49,, = y, ~ ~ snip Lancaster.
DN'""" - "'"'' '9i'' ~ A'N'lo''
CaiGtn@.. u steamship Chesapeake from Portland,
pors itb st N Cape Coz. pissed Boston Hg6oat
in tow disnasted BRIG with nothing ,:unp maamast
standings would probably 70" her 90 ioston.
CArrqrt $40, 2l--Tbe A,n.~ m min fhor,s c..ro,
Jorear, frrtDa lf,uitf4d In punEa WI
Ian Nhanivl hut tloa cd in y " hon,s ana pro,ee
:" i'"NeS+'''
hose toNf, set Il se Soh and sist ult
nFhopn Nf1a ca cnts, ~ tc Gurth cnd 81 Fortnusa
'n go a"h a.,,4@e 70 thipns - t..at
~ a. tt i.san ship1 ~ apt encountered ITS nf
~ :, ~ ,no Aioi n',s e}i iste wreck iafSs
~ i M !, !, y.s NM .sei peH, aha II = sud
er o. haze ,auit q ntn srnrchos, III III IN.
!euge tr.grr Ses ranv from Snn ttn K ,rnlr IA
| lassare IN at ,vs-B letter 10 I.lyooi wals L ~,
| Sept le-'rhc Amer 4 rchn W White CAP, as-
en iteed asasy mo d Aur X Oh ii" ept ii i rs
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INSTRUCTION.

4 i0UNG FRENCH LADY, COMING FROM PARIS
~ with az English ,ni having finished her
months ago w1stcs su.tuH daily
to tcw papi; .r1y give les
tn French, piano, tieson and Singing Good .esti
Iantts .SdreSs Frci.n ..15l, box IiI Herald
4 TEACHER or COY nR&E.SS.WANTED. by A.
N ronag lacy e. oaHsi tnus.crn tew pupils for ii
pmno siiaaou i-it!.s resfeat g,verue.s, ia-
strict IN Ensh Frsn ma aiUse. No o6jeeiioas
Ing the CITY. ANDY NJ! II East IN r.iat street.
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FURNITURE.

4 BEDROOM SUIT Or ENsMELIED FURNITURE
a lo so d all c'l1rs ~ warranted M nniaetlrc: aisa
soi Chamber suits, ne apd ornament T. e.
}SRE4 &ui"s !, S65 Cbi bire., ouposiic Wooaer Ia
tag,iaiqd ia 1913
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WATCHES AND JEWELsSY.

HaAI3xGS avn VE " GAsSAs
DIAMOND JEWELkY FOR SAIL; AT A SACRIFTCY:-
j. few desirable articles be had early apphc
ton to Is. w. PLUMB, diamond broker 5i2 Broadway
Office hours only from till l0A NJ aud I'LL Y. NJ. Money
"
yAAATED--A GENUINE CHARLES FR0DSHAM OR
w Jaggenssn Gold Hunting Case Watch, wiih Ger ticae
Address, stating lowest cash price, Adams Herald office
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A BLESSING FOR POOR PEOPLE
man wno sFes DOLLARS worth al anything Tor twenty
c ccht IN THESE hard aes the poor man In
NV Aroads nse o. the term. Richards Co.. lo2 Nsasau
tt afr fu"hc bencac,pfs. They put Stationery an
~ ~cy IA sase contAi nins ssth quantity r
s t"at II bought elsewhere, yoald about one antlAI
" tc assured by parties who sell their package that S.
"a! eaa ta fea!zca py a. nis
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Z
~ prices, Tor Al IL. III ~ GS 5, - Spruce etieet
GOTH REGIMEN, on 70 THE SEAT OF WAR
" u All persons ~ enlso ~ pafeelat, wa9 wish to
join the Racks os tho regiment fits regiment
Irish higaGel So ifnmea aiey by appl-
of tue Irish Brigade, SIS Bfoal-
way, New York. Recruits wn ~ rnceyed and supplied
uniforms INN "a sicily enlistment this
viii leave the Moupay Nov. Hny
person DESTROYS jonig tie ranks will have epsiy
iisdiateiy. KoBEkY hUGGNf,
Cdonei stStt II nth regiment, Irisn Brigade.
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s,llTa1y TsoYcNE.Ts IN REV. YORK.

NEW 7
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TlsE yY.Ae.

DYkNES ARMY WRITING CASE ANSWERS TIE
ID purpose writing irs mi portfolio g r.tin
pyi.ici.,eu have market imitation OF Il.
Dcies cautonca buying any wfaoa the Label
The limitations covered wt paer aud do rOaatn
Ls Material Iarg. quantities row bs turIshed,
extra discount ailwet u wholesale ceaiera kea!S
price, Is cents. sasnpI sent Tor ST.
j. y. BYiNIs, Manuiaetarcr, No. Maiden lane
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A MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO., AUCTONEERs. >
40 MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Al
PUBLIC AUCTION,
inc property Of gentleman leaving the city
Oh TINS daV (Monday) August 10, at IL O'Clock,
AZ the elegant residence, As West Sixteenth street. %
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues,
~ octave rosewood PianofOrte
Rosewood Drawing Room 6nass
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
Velvet Medallion Chrpets
Oak Dining and Rosewood Chamber Furniture,
China, Glass, Silver Ware, &os
Drawing Rooms-Two full suits carved rosewood
covered with satin brocate rosewood Eeger statuary
marble top, Lined with satin wood Secretaire and Book
case plate glass doors Centre Tables match the suits
ladys Work Table, inaid with pearl antique and Gothic
Reception Chairs covered with India satin; Reclining
Chairs, covered with velvet; Encoignures, Cabinets Oh
Paintings superb Marine Views, by Ketche Immacu-
late Conception, copy Muros celebrated painting IN LOU
vre gallery Paris; Winter and Fruit Scenes &c. French
Line Engravings, embroidered lace Curtains superb
Bronze Ormou Clocks bronze Statury Vases
SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC STAND, STOOL AND COVER.
Black walnut Hatstand, Chairs, to match; Ocloths
Mats. velvet Stair Carpets, silver plated Rods Dining
Kooni-Sofid Oak Buffet satuary marble top Extension
Table, Chairs, to match Couches Mirrors China Dinner
and Tea Sets ruby and crystal cut and engraved Glass
ware, solid silver Dinner and Tea Service, Sheffield Table
Gallery silver plated Casters Coffee Urn, Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Napkin Rings Salvers, Table Linen &C.
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Commodes
Wardrobes Shaving stand Armoirc a-Glace Toilet Tables
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds, Blankets
Linen Sheets Counterpanes Sofas Rockers Chairs Hat
stand Stair Carpets, Rods &c. Also large assortment
OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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A D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
IA MORTGAGE SALE
Rich and costly Household Furniture,



Rosewood parlor Suit, in brocatel,
valuable Paintings Artistic Bronzes, Marble Groups &c
Monday August 10 mt the elegant private residence 900
West Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue,
Commencing at 10Y O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the house.
The elegant Paro Furniture made order and is
solid rosewood. The whole will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash offering extra inducements purchasers,
as the entire furniture of the house is new having all
been made within six months
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofore, with all
dern improvements, overstrung bass, &C.,
Cost 5000;
rich rosewood Stool covered in SATIN and emb roidered
Cover three elegant full suits of rosewood Paror Furn
ture in rich brocade and SATIN rosewood Etegeres spen
did and costly Paran Ornaments, rich Vases &C.; also
magnificent collection of rare Paintings, rosewood Turkish
Easy Chairs in fine reps rosewood Centre and Side
BILE top Tables, richly carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany. Bureaus,
carved Beadsteads Washstands Sofa Beds, in fine hair
CLOTH ten pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to so pounds,
made to order and in excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consists Of fine oak Extension
Table, Sverware, rich China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery,
Forks Spoons, &C., with heavy cut and engraved Glass
ware of every description. Sale positive By order Of
D. j. BARNEY, Mortgage.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


GREAT NATIONAL. WORK
IA. SOMETHING FOR EVERY CITIZEN, EVERY FIRE
SIDE, EVERY READER.
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE
WAR.
On Wednesday, August q, win be published the FIRST
plumber OF great popular national work. of nes,mable
$500 THE SOUTHERN REBELLION
WAR FOR THE UNION,
History Of the Rise and Progress OF the Rebellion and
consecutive narrative Of events and Incidents from the
first stages of the treason against the Republic down TO
The close OF the conflict together with the important doeu
mcnts and extracts from remarkable speeches,
IN WEEKLY PARTS, 80 PAGES, LARGE sv0 PRICE 10
CENTS.
The want of authentic and thorough History OF the
Rebeon for present reference and future preservation
is the subject Of general remark. No work of that
ture has yet been offered TO the public, and all who wish
for information are compelled to grope Through the
of the rums reports dispatches letters and editorials
Of tho daily newspapers to frecitatc from their
fused columns the great facts and incidents Of the srug
gle for the Union.
TO meet this want, and to produce work II perma.
nent value as well as Of present interest the publisher
ha arranged for the issue Of the history above
forth in form and at price which shall render it &C
ceptable TO all.
This history will tell the story as It is, giving clear
consecutive narrative Of the entire movement including
all the incidents and events In their exact order and
tanning the important documents and extracts from
markable speeches It will not be mere diary,
mere enumeration Of dry and naked dates, conpia
ton Of slips from newspapers but viii portray in
necte interesting narrative the revolutionary steps
well as the measures OF the government.
twill this provo desirable, available and satisfactory
TO ePesy citizen, every family, every Office and Is given
to the public In the full that 1t will command
the appreciation Of every good citizen in still glorious
land.
70 be had Of all news dealers, possmasters and beck
sellers everywhere.
Subscribers sending dollar IN good bill postage
stamps to
FRED,K. GERHARD, General Agent for the Publication,
81 Nassau street (post box OOH, New York city
whom Ill orders are TO be directed viii receive by mail
post paid, ten numbers.
tn
California, C;rada and Australia, with the publication
post paid by steamer, will send or ten numbers) in
Guiding the postage Great Britain 81 90 to California
81 TO- Australia, 50 90 to Canada, 81 TO- In ordering
copies the full and exact address, with town. county and
State should be given in every instance
JAMES d. TORREY, Publisher,
- Spruce street, New York
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~ go. H0LBROOK, AUCTT0NEER-BY HoLBROOK e.
N H0LMES-Wl sell this day (Afonday), August TO-
at II O'clock all the Gas Fixtures in five story house.
consisting OF six fine Chandeliers two of which cost $3.50
each single and double Brackets, &c, together with all
the Furniture Bedding, &c. contained in house "a West
Houston street.
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~ GORGE H0f,BR00K, AUCTTONEER- H0f.BR00K
" &H0IMES-Wn sell on Monday, August 10. at IL
o'clock at 81 West Houston street, Household Furniture
consisting Of rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits
bic top Centre Tables Dressing Bureaus, Washstands,
mahogany Secretary. bookcase, Chairs, Etgere Need
ham patent sofa gedstead enamelei marble top Cham
Der Suits OAK Dining Chairs Velvet and Brussels Carpets
O1coihs Mirrors pare curled Hair Mattresses Bolslers
and filows Extension Table, Refrigerator Kitchen Fur
nitrre, Wudrobes, fine Chandeliers, Gas Brackets ne
Canary Birds, &C., &c.
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~ Jorge COOK, AuCTlONEER. ON TUESDAY, 10Th
" inst. at O'Clock at store 141 Broadway one Rock
away Carriage, Top Wagon Road do. one Buggy
ald Harness On Wednesday, 2is inst, II O'Clock at
move for nveniene Of sac by order Of assignee Par
tcuars tomorrow.
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a UCTION NOTICE.
IA An extraordinary opportunity for
HOUSEKEEpERS AND THE TRADE.

4 UCTI0N NOTICE
IA An extraordinary opportunity for
HOUSEkEEPEIiS AND THE TRADE.
Over $l2 900 worth Of rich and costly Household
Furniture,
THIS DAY, (MONDAY) at IL O'Clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained
in tho large dwelling house. 1852 West Twenty first street,
Seventh Tho whole for absoute peremptory
sale rain shine consisting of English Velvet and Tapes
try Carpets elegant rosewood Paror Furniture suite,
comprising three full Suits richly carved all of which
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Turkish Chairs in blue
and gold satin and moqact Daask and Lace Curtains Vol
vet and turkish Lounges, Mante and Pier Mirrors fine
rosewood Etegeres rich Sovres and Dresden Mane Vases
artistic Bronzes, Bsque Figures PariQr Orpaments &C.
ELEGANT OCTAVE PIANQloRTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover.
EleG2pt Bureaus, Bedstcads, twelve Nar Mattresses
Chamber Suits in rosewood Bronze Clock sprig scat
Chairs Mirrors Beds Bedding oak Extension Table two
Sofa easteads, rich Cut Glass, Of every dcscripoa
shvetware Forks Spoons, Casters Ice Ptchefs Urn Tea
Service, marble top Buffet, 0lcoth, rich Chandeliers
Sale positive, rain or shine.
r. ". WESTCOTr, Auctioncor
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r MoRJARTY, AUCToNEER WILL SELL AT 173
Js Chatham squire, this day, a, 1oH O'Clock, Sofas,
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, lounges Carpets, Clock. Oil
Paintings. Also Library, and variety Of Dry and Fancy
Goods sc, Sale without reserve.
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~ UTTENBERG.-M0NnAY, AUGUST 10, 1901 WILL
W be held public auction of Lots situated in Gutten
berg The sale viii commence at o'clock F. NJ, at tho
Gutenberg Brewery. Terms easy. In Of rain the
sale will be postponed to the next fair day.
JOHN DWYER, Auctoneer.
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A UCrIoN NOHCE-AIL THE FURNITURE OF A
IA first class Boarding House, has been used only
three months will he sold at private se at great sacri-
fec for cash consisting of solid rosewood Parlor Suits,
covered in brecatc plush and hair CLOTH rosewood Etc
geres Centre and Pier Tables Bureaus single and deuhe
Bedsteads, Washstands, Sofas Chairs, Spring and Hair
Mattresses, Carpets MIRRORS, Curtains, Shades, Lounges,
&c. Apply at 12S Waverley place Sixth
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ID FAD THIS.-A TREMENDOUSLY AND ASTRoI oGIST
N that beats the world and So 900 reward for any one
who can equal Miss WELLINGTON, who is acknowledged
formation concerning losses lawsuits journeys absent
friends love, courtship, marriage health, wealth. and
W. is the only person in this city who has the genuine
Roman and Arabian taisnans for love- good luck and all
business affairs and are guarantees for c Delay to
consult this naturally gifted and beautiful young lady,
Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable city rele
rences can be at her residence f01 Sixth avenue
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NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Nine. BREWSTER, who has been consulted by
thousands in this and other cities with entire satisfaction
She feels confident she has equal She tells the name
Of culture wife husband and that of her vister If you
wish truth, give her CALL at 251 Third avenue above
Twenty first street. Ladies', 90 cents; gentlemen, 81
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dix A OOO wANTED.--A LOAN OF 81, 900, on
D4,UOOs property worth $40 600, in the city.
VIII pay liberal commission. Address W. H., Herald
Office.
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CPiRiTUAIIsM-MR COLCHESTER, TEST, MEDICAL.
- aud business medium, No. 81 Fourth street re,r
lafayette place. Hours, A. NJ. until p NJ. Circles
Wednesday evenings at O'CLOCK
TTNIIE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
4 young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris
who be consulted with the strctest confidence on ali
affairs Of life, embracing love- courtship, business and
secret 10 make you beloved by your hearts IDEAL and
brings together those long separated ladies rs cents
goats 90 cents. Residence No. 90 Third avenue, above
Twelfth street,
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TTOUsE wANTED-OF THREE OR FOUR STORIES,
high basement, We'll finished and eligbly situated;
suited to tho times Address A. c., box 422 stating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

CHFRIFF's SAIE.-CORNICES, TRIMMINGS, &C.
- CHAMBERS 4 FAlRCHILD, Auctionecrs, will sell at
their saesroom 113 Nassau street. Wednesday August
Fl at eleven O'Clock, large stock of Cornice Shade and
Picture Tasses, Carpet Binding, White Leaf together
with large parcel of Paper Window Shades &c, &c.
JOHN KELLY. Sheriff !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

A GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO GENE
"A raj housework; good reference can be given. Call
at l25 yarck ST. Of Dominck, from II NJ 10 p.
M. in the grocery store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED DOWN TOWN-BY A
Il gentleman and his daughter, where she can have
the privilege Of cooking Terms low References given
and required Address Ward International HOTEL Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

I EzEKIEL'S OLD STAND--I.ADlES AND GENTS
"A can obtain the following prices fer their
Cothinglrom S. to s35 for SILK Dresses from s $40
for Coats from 81 TO S. for Pants note by post punctu
ally attended to by Ezekiel 134 Seventh avenue between
Naeteenth and Twentieth streets ladies attended TO
Mrs. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

ENIREARDIs-AAiY PARTIES HAVING FOR SALE ANY
H Firearms and Army Announcements of any descrip-
ton in large quantities. please address box 3l97 Post
Office New York