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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-08
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned, Agent of THOS. II. BREM, Admin
istrator of JOHN HARTY, deceased, requests those
indebted to the estate of John Harty, to forward
and make settlement. The orphan children of the de-
ceased need the money for their maintanance there
fore those indebted will the Importance of i'm
mediate payment Call on the subscriber at his room
over the Bank of Charlotte.
S. P. ALEXANDER,
oePL "a, 1901 Agent.
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NEGRO FOR SALE

will sell for cash at the Court House door in Char
lotte, on Saturday the 9th of November next Negro
Boy named JIM. He is to be sold a runaway to
satisfy Jail fees &c, as the law directs He saws that
ne Is the property of John Worthy, and is about %
years OF age.
Sept II, 1861 I'd
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HEADQUARTERS North CAROLINA Troops,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
neral Order, Raleigh. Sept 10Th 1861

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
General Order Raleigh, Sept. 26th, 1861
No. Is.
l. All companies of twelve months volunteers offer
ing their services after the LIST of October required
to furnish their own arms for which the State will paw
H. Officers raising the companies hereby author.
lzed to collect all the public in the counties in
which they reside for the of their companies
Ill Should the above modes fail to furnish arms
enough for any company, the Captain will receive au-
thority to purchase application to this Office
BY order of the Commander-in-chief.
]. G.. MARTIN
oct. l, 1881 84-3t Adjntant General
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THE MISSION TO EURoPE.-We are advised
that the appointments have been definitely made by
the President of Hon. j. NJ Mason, of Virginia,
and Hon. John Slidell, of Louisiana, as Ministers,
or Commissioners respectively, to the Courts of
England and France, and that these gentlemen
will Immediately take their departure for Europe,
by the way of Tampico, Mexico.
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n TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL the Walnut-st
Theatre, Philadelphia. the 10th ult., during
the performance of the Tempest, the gauze dresses
of fourteen of the ballet girls became ignited.
The most fearful scene ensued. The fire fed by
their infammable clothes, speedily enwrapped
them, burning them literally to the bone. The
screams and confusion the stage and among the
crowded audience were frightful. Five of the
poor victims have since died and the others are
in hopeless condition. Among those who died
are the Gale sisters, who have danced for several
seasons in the Southern theatres.
LOOKOUT FOR SHARPERs.-We learn that a
number of graceless scamps are traversing the
country, buying up all the cloth and linsey that
they can find, for the purpose of specializing upon
the necessities of the poor soldiers-telling the
country people they are authorised to purchase by
the Government, &C., and using every indueement
to buy at low prices; when their object is to sell for
enormous profits, to the Government Let our
country friends refuse to sell to these graceless
sharpers at any price, and turn them from their
DOORS for they cheats and seoundrels.-.States-
cille cypress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-08

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-We learn that a very
serious smash up of cars occurred on the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad, beyond Marion G..
H., on Friday during the storm. Some heavy
trees, uprooted by the gale, were thrown upon the
treste work about hundred yards in advance of
the train, which was going at full speed, and could
not be checked in time to prevent the accident.
The engine and three cars were thrown off the
track into the marsh, where they yet lie, unsha-
pen mass of fragments and splinters. Some other
cars left standing on the track, but they also
were badly shattered. The most singular and
most fortunate feature of the accident is, that
Notwithstanding such frightful smash up of cars
only having received few slight bruises Char.
lesion Mercury.
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SardiS Academy.

SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF CHARLOTTE. +
The Second Session in this Institution will open the
first Monday in October next
Terms per Session of Fl weeks:
Primary Branches 500
English Grammar, Geography, &C., 1000
Classics and Mathematics is 90
Boarding can be obtained in the best families o.
from 81 to So per month. No deduction made Il:
cept at the option of the Principal.
E. C. KUYKENDAL.
Lept II, 1861 At
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
RALEIGH, Sept 81, 1861. ! p
The undersigned is DESTROYS of purchasing large
lot of these articles for the of the Troops App
cation may be made to him, to any one of the
Agents engaged in purchasing for the State.
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Oct st Com of Sub
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

En fine assortment of Gentlemens Boots
AN - and Shoes; also, Ladies' Misses and
Children's Shoes, just received.
For sale by JAS. HARTY.
Oct !. 1861
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TAKE NOTICE.

From this date OUR BOOKS ARE POSITIVELY
CLOSED TO ALL.
CASH will, in every instance be required without
distinction of persons
We compelled to buy for cash ourselves, ana
must therefore lave money.
DO NOT ASK FOR CREDIT
Elias 81 Cohen.
Sept "a, 1861. 1t
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THos. ]. ECCLEs, Sec'y.

BRIGADIER GEN. D. H. HILL.-This gentle
man having been appointed to the command of
the Northern division of North Carolina coast
defences in conjunction with Gen. Anderson who
has charge of the Southern division, has arrived
eri taken charge of his post. If old "Picayune''
continues in command of the 1" department" of
North Carolina with his headquarters at Cape
Hatteras, We don't know any man that we'd sooner
see in command here than General Hill, having
so etfectuay out generated old Butler at the late
affair at Great Bethel-Nec6ern Progress
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W., ~ a. hes k6AALNOAD w.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the wilmington, Charlotte Rutherfordton RailroaG
company, will be held in the of Charlotte on tn
fourth Wednesday in October next the same being the
z3d day OF the month. County Agents unable TO AZ.
tend should not fail to have the County Stock repre-
sehted Dy proxy to insure quorum. This is the mo
necessary as very many of Stockholders have en-
tered the army and will be necessarily absent.
Sept "a, 1851 St H. ". GUION, Prs't
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Snuff, Snuff, Snuff!
Just received, fresh lot of genuine Lorards High
Toast Scotch Snuff. Cheap at
PALMERS VARIETY STORE.
Sept "a, 1861
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Vinegar, Candles and Soap.

Oct l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

Ths Philadelphia Bulletin OF hast evening thus
notices the money market of that cty:-
There Is increase in the demand for money, and
falling of in the Supply. Business s very dull in most
departments and the lfted amount Of good short
offered on the street taken per cent but there
rs very little offering, the banks absorbing all that Is
sented City warrgnts moro abundant and taken by
the brokers at a AZ per esnt discount
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says
Within the past two days the rates OF freight
on wheat TO RnfMo have advanced &c. 10 7ae.
the 14th Of August 1850, the ruling sase of freight
for wheat To Buffalo NC, but the Inst
Of the same month lac per busbs paid. The money
market continues very chose and business h restricted In
consequence Tbs receipts Of produce ecnAns 10 increase
and under good demand by shippers exchange plenty
and there Is considerable difficulty converting bills
Today sight drafts on New York were freely sold ut
and on BufAlo at Il II discount The nominal rates for
exchange ut the various banks were y n per cent pre-
MUM but some Of them glad To Sell At par. The
supply of gold is also limited, and although the demand
is comparatively light 1t is met with some dnicufS
The first consignment Of new wheat was re-
ceived at Milwaukee on Friday. II was received
by Messrs. Kellogg l. Strong. There were six car
loads, or about 1900 bushels of it, all the same
quality, and 80 well cured that itpassed inspec-
ton as old wheat. The wheat was shipped by
W. P. Mafburn, of Freeport, Illinois. The Mil
Yankee Sentinel of Saturday says:
Exchange continues increasing in supply while the de-
mand at present rates IL very moderate, that the
chances are very good for another decline before great
while elapses. Four per cent was the best price that
could be realized the banks to-day. The selling rate
is still FIVE per cent premium Cold plenty at the
rate.
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO,

CEGARS VERY CHEAp.-THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. II
- Broadway, must close the balance Of the stock
hand, consisting Of Havana, Domestic and German
Segars OF various brands and qualities Cash buyers oan
procure great bargains.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

gJ1HE ATTENTION OF TAvE.RNKEErERS AND LIQUOR
Il dealers In general is respectfully solicited to tho
superior quality of Hampers fresh brewed Champagne
Ale This ale is brcwed fresh at all Seasons Of tho year
and he keeping quality Of H. especially Of such brewed
during the most excessive hot weather is guaranteed for
any length Of time Charge $2 per hid and IS per Dbl
delivered TO any part OF The city OF New York OF
pense Payment, cash on delivery 0rdefs sent Ham.
mers Brewery, In Harlem will be attended with de-
syatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

TUHsDAY, August 20-6P. n
Asrms-Thc market steady, with sales OF so bbls
at IS 25 for pots, and n Is 37,z for pearls.
BRKApnUHs-Flour market was heavy and less
active and closed at further decline Of &C. to l0c per
barrel for grades Of State Western The sales
embraced about 16, 900 bbls. closing within the above
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THDWARD SCHENCK, AUcTTONEER.
II Aa5I6NEES SALE or
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

By z. r. H. sCHENCK, this day, August 81 at
II O'Clock Al their sseroom Nos 1855 and 157 Broadway
livestock Of Of the rst cabinet makers Of this city
consisting In part OF elegant solid carved and plain
rosewood moire'a Glace, magnificent rosewood round
corHered Bedssads and Bureaus Dc. ia black walnut
finished In oil rosowood and walnut Secretary Library
Bookcase elegant rosewood and walnut Eegerss carved
walnut and oak Bufsts oak and walnut Library and
Dining Room Chairs and Other elegant Farnhure The
above all Of the very best manufacture, and will be
positively sold by order Of assignee The particular at
tenon Of those IN Of elegant Furniture is respect
fully requested to this SALE II In undoubtedly the finest
sale Of first class Furniture that has taken place Ia this
city. J. B. FREEMAN, Assignee.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II ARDEE'S MILITARY TACTICS
III Dowiing's official edition, 25 cents.
Hardees Tactics is the only book recognized by the
War Department for the instruction Of troops when
ing Hight infantry and ricmen This edition lie reli.
able and correct Free by mail, 81 per dozen
A. BOWLING. 65 Nassau street NJ "
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@ J. BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :,
Os August Il, at 10k o'clock, at 81 Crosby street,
Boarding House Furniture mahogany Bureaus, Wash.
stands Bedstcads Mattresses Beds and Bedding Carpets
0icioth Extension Dining Table Crockery and Glassware
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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SALHS AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.
IN AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY EUR
lOpSEKEEPERS AND TIE TRADE
over $l2 900 worth OF rich sp6 costly
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
THIS "wednesday afternoon, at 1S'clock preeissy,
0nprsing ne beautiful and costly Furnture contained
III inc largo awslng house 10. 1G2Wsst Twenty first
street, near Seventh svensa ME whole Ter absolute
pcrempssfy sale, rssq q shine, soassssg II English
veve1, IapesGy nd Ingram Csspss, elegant rosewood
rarior FsrAsrs, en- sNts, ssmtrisng Ares full suits,
rchy carves all 81 whsh are covered n rich sk brooa
Vel o. ts bset asseriptnA; Hsewesd Centre and Pier
abies furkhh Chairs, N bhA nd VA sAts and msquet;
Damssk md Lace Curtains, Velvet and turkish Lounges,
Aantsl and Pier hrrsfs, NM rosewood haSere, rich
Sevrcs and Dresden Aante Vases Artistic Bropzes sase
Figures, Parior Ornaments n.
HNGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PLANOFoRTE,
Muaie abiHst st6el and Cover;
HegsA Burc~m, BcdStAds, vwAve nsf Mattresses,
Chamber Suits, IN rosewood; Eoa1s Nook, Spring Scat
Chairs Mirrors, Beds md Bedsg, sSk Extension Tables
two Ssfa beastsads rich Cut G u every description
silver Was, Forks, spoons, casters, Urns, Tea Service
marble top Baet, 0isloth rich Chandeliers Is, Sale
poshfve, rain " shine.
r. W. WESrCOrT, Austionesr.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TUESDAY, August 70-6 P. NJ.
The trade tables Of the port for the month Of
Jaly were completed to-day, and we subjoin or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

U CoLTON, AUCTDNEER FURNITURE, CARPETS
I Beds, Baddingl Once Furniture, &c.-Thts day
Wednesday, August 81 At 10 O'Clock, at 1i3 Fulton
street small assortment Of Furniture Of various kinds
comprising Carpets, Sofas Chairs Beds, Bedding Office
Desks large Mrrors kc ALSO by order Of receiver
one very superior double barrelled Gun and Adams
Ave barreled pistol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

YKyANrED-A CAT RIGGED GOOD SIZE SAIL BOAT,
w nearly new wide and safe, and at very low
price for cash Gall Immediately Al rs William street,
rooms Nos aud 4, OF, address Sail boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

The mosth Of July having been the nrst month of
NE new fiscal year, it only remains for us to subjoin
rssapituIation of the business Of the port for the
peven months which have elapsed Of the current
Daleular YEAR.
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DAWNBROKERS SALE. MORTIMER WILL. SELL
i this day, at his auction store, ID East Broadway
large assortment Of usredeemed Pledges consisting Of
mems snd womens Clothing, by order OF J. LYNCH, IS
Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

SHERTFs sALE.-CoRNlcEs, TRIMMINGS, &c
- CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, Auctipneers, will sell at
their saesroom l3 Nassau street. Wednesday August
Picture Tasses, Carpet Binding. White Leaf, together
with large parcel Of Paper Window Shades. nc, &c.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS cay, AT 165S O'CLOCK,
viii sell wihog. reserve, 27o lots arst ratio men
women and chdrens Clothing, superior quality choice
Dresses Piece Goods, Remnants, Shaws, Mantlas fine
line Of Watches and Jewelyy Silver Ware rst rate Lon
don Gun, and numerous articles pledged ever twelve
months Ii SALOMON, licensed Pawnbroker, 81 Madison
street.
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n BURKE, AucrIONEER, OFFICE las BowERY.
IL. viii sell this day wednesday,, at 10 O'clock
preckey the large stock Of Stoves Ranges, Tin ware
Hardware Cutlery kc in tho store No: 2l2 Broadway
between Twenty Aipth and 1hftieth streets Az must
be sold<hs day at any sacrifice
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Of the Treasury 10 attach 10 the 7.so Treasury
notes sheet Of coupons for the three years which
they have to mn. This alteration would greatly
enhance the desirahsness q ths security; the ed
lection Of the interest by distant hshers wosla be
greatly aciiitated, snd besides, the precise <nsas
ter Of the secuiy would be more fully understood
by The public; for, with coupons sttschsa, ahv
ase substantially bonds, beGriag insons ssNiarnx
any, and payable after tbs usual manner Of IL
coupon bonds already in the narlsst Ne proposed
change will delay he issue of the notss probably
few days, bat this is of small importance com
pared with The many considerations which have n
duced the alteration. The meeting win also ap-
point the general committee, which is 10 be M
trusted with the management of the Treasury metz
loan, under common arrangement Sor the benefit
OF the banks Of the three cities.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia hanls,
made mp Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates as compared with those of Che previous
MN
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTTONEER, Will SELL. THIS
Nl. day "wednesday at 10K O'Clock at salesroom s.
Nassau street first cass Household Furniture consisting
In part Of solid rosewood Parlor Suits covered
tel mahogany Paricr suits, covered in harcloth viz
Tete tees Sofas Arm and Paror Chairs Library Book
OIL Paintings, gilt frame Pier and Manel Mirrors,
oak and black wsindt Extension Dining Tables, do But
fets. rosewood and mahogany marble top Dressing Blu
reas Washssnds and Bcdsteads TO match cottage and
iron Bedsieads ingrsn Carpeting and Ocoth mahogany
Wardrobes do Sofa and Sofa Beds Mirrors &C. &c the
whole 10 be peremptor,:y sold
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SPORTING.

L1RANCfs BUTLER NO. 8 PECK SLIP, HAS ALI. THE
I choice Breeds for stock and sale Buffers Inallble
Mango Cure and Flea Extermnaor so cents per bottle.
Buffers Breeding Training Diseases &C. Of Dogs 81.
Dogs boarded trained &c Medicines for all diseases
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~ FORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI ASSIGNEES SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
BY GEORGE COOK, to-day, at eleven O'Clock, at
141 broadway (bclSw Liberty stree probably the best
stock OF Household Furniture offered at this
1t consists Of variety Of Parlsr, Chamber library
and Dining Room Furniture suite; also rosewood
Arnprea Glaze Esgeres ladiee Secretaries Wardrobes
Bullets Tables Hall Stands Besteads Bureaus, Secrota
res, Bookcases, nc Worthy the notice Of buyers. BY
order Of E. X. WILDER, Assignee N. B-A number Of
first class Houses to let at wrates. In addition 70 the
above, a fine lot Of second hand furniture.
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4 GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING. --I.ADfES AND
IA gentlemen having any Cast on Clothing, Furniture
Carpets aud Jewelry wiz receive the highest price by
calling on or addressing A. HARRIS, 6Ss Third avenue
ladies' attended 70 by Mrs Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

ID EG ATTA.-A REGATTA WILL BIZ SAILED FROM
IL David Poiiocks, at SaitersyiIle, New Jersey, ON
Wednesday August a. between and O'Clock. Distance
be saiied:-From Poliocks dock around the buoy
Robins reef and back, four times Time allowed for
length, two minutes per foot. In boats with counter
stern half the length d the centre stern is to be deducted
in measuring. Prizes-First prize, splendid Plated
Pitcher for cat Rugged Beats Second prize small Silver
Pitcher, for Jb and Mainsai Boats. Entrance free.
Stages leave Jersey City every hour Fare 10 cents
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4 LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
n wanted to Ill up orders from the West arst rate
prices will be given, and cash paid In current money
Aphy to j. A0RONEY, 4s1 Pearl street. next block to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

hhds chiefly Cubas closing al about es.s os for fair
70 prime refining goods, and AT o5Ss 7<s sor grocery
gradea
TosAoCo.-Priex very hrm, but little doing; sales
% hhds Keatusky at 7c f1c nd 1f6 ssh lssf
SIC. D..
wESxE.-SQks 4 400 bbls. made al 1E1c aI7Ks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

TNuRNTTCRE FURNITURE, FURNITURE.--riiE HIGH
est price paid for second hand Furniture carpets and
Mirrors at $50 Hudson street. corner OF Perry street
GOOD stock OF second hand Furniture always on hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

TOHN II. Burnley, AJCTIONEER, STORE 444 CANAL
81 strcct--$20 900 to advance all kinds Of House.
fair price paid for the 3l2 900 loan unncum
bered real estate
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BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
IA TO dispose OF their cast OF Clothing Carpets Fur.
niture and jswelry guarantee TO pay twenty ave per
cent than any other dcaler Please call Oh or nd.
dress J. ANHAIT, 1852 Seventh avenue between TWEEN.
eth and Twenty arst streets. Ladies attended by Mrs
Auhalt
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Y,NOR EXCHANGE SUIT OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
II Furniture covered with satin damask (ncw y would
be exchanged for good piano. Address Piano, Herald
Office.
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A Ii KINDS or FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, BED
"A ding, Looking Glasses &c, cheaper than a, auction
warranted and delivered free Please call at g. W.
SNEDENS. 263 Bowery. between Stanton and Houston
streets you will save money and be served bonorapy
and promptly.
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4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMEILED FURNITURE.
N for ga In all colors, Of warranted manufacture;
also solid chestnut Chamber Suits, plain and ornamental
at H. T, FARRINGTON'S, No 38s Canal street. opposite
Wooster Established in 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

EINoR SALE OR EXCHANGED FIRST CLASS -FOUR
II story House, worth SIS ,00S well located between
Sixth avenue and Broadway above Forty second street
to exchange for desirable country farm say from
ten to twenty acres, with good improvements the Ina
Of the Hudson River Railroad worth from So 900 000
some cash will he paid il desired. Address j. o. H. If
raid offae, which will be attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

A UGUST BELMONT h co, BANKERS NO. 80 WALL
"A street New York issue lettcrsof credit travellers
available in all parts Of Europe through the Meess Roths-
child Of Paris London Frankfort Vienna Naples and their
correspondents '3tIt en- 'iHI' -
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N. GRIFFIN L CO., AuCTIONBERS.
As Elegant Household Furniture at public auction,


pSoperty Of a gentleman leaving the city.
Rosewood octave PanofCEts, rosewood Drawing
Room suits, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture,
oak Dining Room Furniture Paintings Statuary Bronaes
&C. at the Residence of DR. Phillip Ransom, 4s West SIX
commences at IL O'clock Drawing Room Suits stsgeres,
BOOKCASE, Mirrors, Iee Curtains, Vases Oil Paintings
Statuary, Velvet and brusses Carpets Exteaso Table,
Buffet, China Vases, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Ward
robes Hair and Spring Mattresses, Bsdseads Comnodes
Wa'hstands, 0iicoth, Stair carpets, Sofas Rockers,
Blankets Seddsg, &c. Also, large assortment of Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture. Sale perenptory.