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SkLLED PROPOSALS are iny tied ill the I'd dag
~ Of October, until l2 u, for furnishing 4he Sab
sistence Department with y 600 Barrels Of flour
Bids viii be received for what is known rs No l.
2h,sA ba rrels
bids for the different grades should be upon
seperste sheets OF paper. No bid will be enter
his bid,
The quantity Of Flour required viii be about go
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
arehcuses in Georgrtown, or at the Railroad
Depot at Washington. d. G..
The usual Government inspection win be made
just before the Flour il received.
The barrels to be head lined
Bids will be accompanied by oath Of allegiance,
and be directed to COL. A. BEcKNITH.AD O..
and G. S., L. s. A., at Washington ID. O.. and en-.
dorsed Proposals for Flour. " &C 10
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Notice to News Agents.

News agents with the army under command
G. General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAE to Henry Tay-
Ior, Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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PERsoNAL.-General Cassius NJ. Clay is at
Willards'.
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ADMINISTRATIONS noon to-day the guard
stationed near the State Department attenpsrd
90 stop the orderly Of an officer riding by, and
he refusing at once 10 stop, the guard drew his
sabre and made several cuts at him, when the
orderly grasprd the weapon and held the guard
until an oHerr arrived, who Ordrred tlsr nrrrst
OF the guard, and he was nj once sent 20 his
quarters for punishment. The sentry had evil
IDENTIFY been drinking. The affzfr created much
excitement and drew together n large crowd.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
David NJ. Sayer, company i, eth Maine.
John Huse, company +, 9Th n H
y; d. shannon, company T, 18th Ohio.
Ihos Sneth, company A, 149th n. Y
VIM. Miller, company G., 56th Pa.
Jas. Gillespie, company Il, I'd Pa
Jas McMahon. company G., 63d NY.
Chas. Mnlkins, company ID, 3sth Pa
Harvey Smith, company G., 4th Pa Res.
Anthony Boylan, company L, 35th Y.
Alex. Leyasseur, company II, Scotts 90.
John II. Suffer, company II, eth Va.
A private, 141st Pa.
VIM. McClung, company A, 9th Pa.
Il. Trobridge, company G, Sd Ind
A. Dalwanan, ID N. \. cavalry
Amos NJ. Gergey, company X, SD Pa.
sylvester - Crumb, company G., LIST VT. Cav
Geo. u. Land, company I, 10th N. Y.
amos W. Lawrence, company d, 18th Mass
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the information they desire in
relation to the burial place of their friends, &C.
by calling on Z. 7. Sands, Government under
taker, 4ti street north.
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Washington, ID. c., Sept. 9, isS1.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he receiy 4 at this once
until Saturday, October II, at O clock p. M, for
the introduction of water and into Federal Hos
pital Buildings, lin front of Douglas Hospital.
Washington. ID. CO. -.a.'s1F q =
For specifications application must be made 20
Capt l.. Z. Camp, A. Q. NJ, at this Office and to "
Brown, Master Builder, on the premises, from
The oath of allegiance of each bidder mast ae-
com pany the bid. ~ u. Z
Good and sufficient security win be required foe
the fulhlment of the contract I :
Proposals must be addressed TO Capt. L. Hsrts,
Assistant Quartermsster L. 4. A, and SHOULD be
plainly marked Proposals Tor Introducing Gas and
Water into Federal Hospital" lint. Repl oes
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81 Is said that Quecn Victoria intends TO
carry on tire model farm at FTosmOrr, which
was establi~hed bv Prince Albert, aut tn farms
EdsShOi ard .il Y isf-.I.tirr' i'trl, s.t'! 3d..
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DROP OsALs FOR WOOD.

SEALED PROPOSALS for two thousand cords Of
Pine Wood known in the market as bakers pine j
will be received until the 18th of October 1862 the
wood to be delivered at any wharf in the city Of
by the undersigned, corded and measured at the
expense of the seller to the satisfaction of the
Goyerpment before it is received.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
d C. and c. s., T. s. A., 223 street, Washin z.
ton D. c.. and ma rked Proposals for Wood" oc6
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING,
$50 STREET.
MRS CILLEI. from New York with the latest
stvia II patterns from Madam Dem0rest. s pre-
~. tTIgnts Afant =
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IT ONp DON
LIVERPOOL.
IL LIVERPOOL,
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AMERICAN WATCHES.
NV. GAIT & BRO. call attention to their as
sortmentof
LADIES' and GENTLEMENS FINE WATCHES.
WATCH CHAINS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF RICH yEwELRr.
Parties in search of reliable Time Kee pers vill
brated makers. - = a
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO. Jewellers,
2S4 Pennsylvanis avenue,
oc oct near Metrocof,fsn botes
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COUGHS, COLDS, H0AKsENEsS, 6e.
COMPOUND s1 baf : 81 ssuM ARABIC

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been so long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with It's extrAordina-
~ efficacy: Itcan be had at all the principal drug
stores ut . and Fifty cents bottle.
9fnd m
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTICE 70 Suffers,

The proprietors beg 10 anncusce that they have
taken the commodious warehouse under Hails
600 barrels POTATOES,
s he sSs c HRNf9NsR
HAMS. CHEESE. CAKES &e
schooner Aeulla 90 Philadelphia, at moderate
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the sstA
States with erp Beef Csttle on the hoof TIE ct
lie to be delivered at Washington City, d. c., in
100 head Gn this 18th day of Move mber
1910 head on the 18th day OF Nover bcr
loco head on the 9th day OF Dece rrber.
lfao head on the 10th day Of December. aAd
ie0o head on the 18th day of December
Esch lot must average - pounds gross weight.
and TO animal sdmtte which Weighs less than Iso5
Twenty per CT mt Of the purchase money viii be
retained until the contract il com leted. ~
bond with good and sufie security, will be
Government reserves TO itself the right to pay in
Treasury notes, or other Government funss
No bid will be entertained when put in by con-
their contract or when the bidder is not present %
resp nted to his bid.
Ali bids must be accompanied by two guarantees.
the precise address Of all the members OF the frm
~ Bids to be directed to COL. A. BEcKwITH, A.
endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, OF the county of -, and Stste Of
=, and -. of the county OF -, and State
fulfill contract in accordance With the terms OF his
proposition. and thst, should hiy proposition b.
accepted be will at once enter into . contract In
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM KENTUCKY.

REBEL GENERALS BRAGG AND CuEATHAM
KILLED.
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IRON ARMoR LAfEs. 20
NAVY prrA.rxr.r.

NAVY DErARrxrxr,
TIE NAVY viz until TIE Isl Of
october, receive propositions for the delivery q
in s.sS Of for
H., Boston, New York and Philadelphia. -
to se S IN sss
and the Deck Plating In thcknesses. three-euartsr
70
done by the Government At the Navy Yards.
in the e ss II
building for the Government.
the yards named the quantities. dimsssiona, and
dsserpt;0ns of the several kinds Of Plates can b
, The proposals win be .ddryssed to the Navy De.
gsrfTsn and snScrssd On the outside ProIossls
suished from other letters. i, &c lS-lavtoctlS
JUST RECEIVED. et No 10 -
enye, bet.ssn Str and STU streets, Ladies LAST.
SEss. ss sst sSa .. Yea sI a.
:ssiR'io9; Cent?, French S.,f.sin, Gloys en- Pat
!as.sss xi 81 .:s: is
PEAL ESTATE ENOY.
JAMES p HALLIDAY,
wn Late Co!issfe. Of CITY Ia5ss,l
HsEs 81 f TSE "a STsffSS mp SLscf
sdxiih sSs mana es%sSs q Sssi S ssss '''-
JOIN G. RfVEs, Editor OF the Globe"
l.. JOHNSON A. CO, Bankers.
w; W; sEAT0N, Ex-Mayors Of Washington.
Ofhce over Bank of L, johnson q Co., corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street, second
floor - - sep S-eo5ws
IN CHARLES &. FOWLER d CO.. 9
M IMPORTEkS
E WHoLEsALk AND RETAIL
CHINA. GLASS ANs AkSAxrHES WAR;
t tlssr Sp Msrs' Spssep1',e9f M.sers'
Roll Metal Goods, Chimneys and wicks
block Tin Goods, Lsntesns. &c-, &C.,
n s-acm.SS bo4 fodd F-slo~.,Hslp-tn q.
ORPHANs' COURT-DisyiaafC el.rb;a, WosI-
case Of Alfred 81. parry and Charles hicfs. t1scs.
ters OF Harriet Carroll, deceased the exscptors
aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the OrpAsns
Court of Washington County Aforesaid, appointe4
Saturday the 18th day Of October next for the anA
settlemsn mt and distribution Of the personal estate
OF said deceased Of the assets in hand % tsr - the
same have been collected and turned into money,
when and where all the creditors and neire Q, eeI9
deceased notified 20 attend tet the Orpnsn.
Court of Washington County aforesaidl WITH tnen
claims properly vouched, they may oteervsse
BY Law be excluded from al benent OF SAID de-
eessedr estate, provided COPY OF this ordsr oe
published once a week for three weeks In the bve-
ming Star previous 70 the said 18th day OF october
next. IN n popprNs
2s-iSwsw- Asshscf vi .4iss
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LrOk SALE-A pair of the finest
Il Nj LES
in Waship gton or vicinity, sixteen hands
high, very handsome. we'll broke, very
kind and gentle. Will be sold a bargain AA
by applying Immediately to
ri. McCAFPREY, Grocer,
oc 3-St' Corn(r of Second and ID SITS Island
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SUPERB GRAPEs.-Those celebrated Catawba
and Isabella grapas THAI were sold and SO much
admired on Seventh street last season, will be
received daily by express by Sanborn & Inger-
soil, at the store OF G.. & 7. Parker Co., 3i3
Pennsylvania avenue. We have received a
box of these grapes, and have never seen SUI
perior ones. Benevolent persons desiring to
Fupply grapes to our wounded soldiers at the
.,--li.:i rri'n' do i'''t"r than no .urc some
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w STOVES. TIN WARE &C.
w d. WYEILL Has on hand the following ccle
brated COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, "A,
which he offers for sale on the most reason ~
able terms, for cash The American Har- ~
mnny and Monitor Cook Stoves, and the Nay
tonal and Union Gas Burners. ALI very perio
variety of other Stoves and Tin Ware
oc l36t No. iJS PEN ave near Third ST.
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SHOOTING CASE IN GEoRG ETowN.-Yes.
terday, colored teaInster named Edward
MOorer went to the oyster house of Charles
Spracklin, near the middle bridge, and after
getting something to eat started to leave, but
stole an article as he started, which was taken
from him. Moorer then left, and returned
short time after, with two others, who, after
getting refreshments, started out Moorer and
as they walked OF. Spraeklin started after
them, and Moorer drew pistol; but before he
could fire, Spraeklin drew his pistol and fired,
the ball striking M0orer in the side, and pas
entirely through him. Moorer was ri once
taken TO the Dumbarton-st. Hospital Sprack-
lin was arrested by Officer White, and taken
before Justice Reayer, who committed him TO
Jail for a further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13

BRIGHT NEGRo-yerry Brooks, q smart
little negro, thirteen years old, and as free as
an eagle, went TO Canterbury Saturday might
to enjoy the performances. While the per.
fOrmances were growing interesting, Jerry
turned himself into watering-po and from
the colored gallery sprinkled the white audi.
enee below. An cutlery of s.Pitch him over q
attracted the police, who sa we'd Jerry an awful
thrashing by taking him to the Fourth Ward
station. Justice Walter fined him IS.
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I ABIES' CLOAKs, UNDER GARMENTS Ann
- DRESS GOODS FOR THE SEASON
large stock of Ladies' Ciuaks of the latest styls
Shawls and Dress Goods with full stock of I'm,
broideries, Ladies' Under G garments 4 c. now omen
at s. &c W. MEYENBERGS,
10 Market Space, bet. 9TH and 9th SITS
cB-Iw undar tba A~annn uIeo.,
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,uust aD-u,v Me luvnea.
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BALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
ID Z. HAxBLL.. AuCTI0NEER
Important attractive and peremptoYy sale
Of entire stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C, &Cs
wHlTTEMORE d HAxELL
Will sell at auction,
On MONDAY. 6RPTEHBER 10. 1867
And following dAye until the whole Sold commencing ~
ten O'Clock each day,
BY order OF the assignee, -
The entire Stock Of the firm Of Il hunt CO.. cor
tained In said store, comprising
WORTH OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
Carriage Springs Trimmngs Carriage Makers Hard
ware, Table Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, Maleable
and Grey Iron Castings, &C., &C.,
TO which the Of the trade 10 invited Tie sale being
positive, 70 close the estate.
TcmsSx months approved notes payable IN the city of
New York for bls $500; under that amount net
cash. discount Of four cent w Be allowed for cash
Catalogues are now ready be bsA the oce ef
WHTTTEMORE 4 HAZELL,
Ancsioneers, % Liberty street.
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THE MILITARY,

IA, ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN tAGED 2g), A sITUA-
w ton MS clerk IN military office, or where he can make
himself useful has had ten years eSpererce In military
affairs in the East Indies Address Comnlssary Herald
oMce
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DARIS.-GRAND HOTEL,
i BOULEVARD DEs CAPUCINES.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE,

il BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE,
RUE.DE RItOIL.
These two large Hotels carried by the Compagne
Imnlobiiierc nc Paris.
They together 400 bedrooms saloons the
which. prices, s established from francs
80 francs the Grand Hotel and from francs 10 70
fran,s a day Tor the Grand Hotel du Louvre
BY the variety in tine price, and by the situation Of these
two hotels The quarters OF Paris. travellers and
families always Of beng able to lind accommodation
suitable their ants, their tasts and their
The Tables dote ofthe two hotels having together 700
places served at O'Clock; the public admitted TO
them Is well u those who reside In tho hotels.
The hotels have public restaurant at fixed
prices.
The saloons Of these two hotels appropriated for pub
lie wedding dinners an for fctes family meetings.
There is in each hotel reading room, a cafe-bliard
dyan, hath and public Telegraph Office correspond
ing day aud night with all Europe.
The employed In the service OF the two hotels
speak every language
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

A RARk OPPORTUNITY ron CAPITALISTS on PER-
"A sous desiring Country Resdences.
The Subscriber offers Country Residence,
Gently surveyed and laid thai II can be divided into
three esnct pasces each having water front and most
splendtd budiaa sses The properly Of 800
nne sylish old nansion Of fourteen Of lofty
shade trees native and imported and q great
sna aowe.s: ouieuMings including farm house ysehmsn's
The uaton has snequaed for either private
residence for specuation having bold shore the
Sound mile in two sides beed by creek end inlet
one side BY the main rsad The lands tracing the rivers
nne yiswsSf the Sound and surrounding country. I've
thirds OF the sites have water fronts The place
iecty healthy water exceent and air inygorstng De
tance from the city 10 miles by New Haven Railroad; bns
reach the city from this in les. Time than
from Harlem BY the avenue cars Persons dssirc3s Of
avoiding city the and detentons In cressng
the rivers win do well 70 give this their early
attention No estate Of equal sze within one hundred miles
q New York combines The diversified and reg.
appontmcn The present distance 70 railroad stasos tive
miles. When "Chatsworth" Is made . station In con-
temptation (depot already bu the distance win BE- only
lam . mile Apply ON the premises 70 70 r coLxSNa
him at the olce Of Woodruff Co.. 20 Broad street.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, between ~ and
O'Clock, where map can be scen
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

A LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK
"A Store and Dwelling, Fulton avenue, BROOKLYN for
sale exchange rent by E. Il. MILES, "a Wall street,
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HOTELS.

DAyID POLLOCK, FORMERLY OF NO. o CHATHAM
~ street. informs his numerous friends and the pubic
that he has opened the Hotel Restaurant No ~
Chatham street where they will always nd the best Lodg
ings accommodations and Fare, upon the
BILE terms
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD 10 I
- sAas T. - -
MEDICAL.


nR. CoBBETT, MEMBER OF TIE NEW yoBK UNI,
~ yfTly (slrd!cs Cohege), anu Do ssc o surgeons
Lonion r consulted with ne most honorable condolences
n'sc deSeases hs nige ~ Centre street, between
Chnnhcs aud Rsade Streets hayin piyayc entrance ~
cuted. sundays from IL A. NJ. to ls'a =. NJ.
DR. c0orER IA DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE
~ Goega Physicians surgeons of New York, may
BE- 1aiy his oce, from 10 tae morning until
Pin The evening"
49,
nocrpR HUNTER HIMSELF THE PHYSICIAN
IL oV.itphCd tho iiUnsfian UispeH sh r. NO 3 Divt
sion srre ycr city in SSt hc consulted from5
A. NJ nui 10 clock NJ nisht, a. thc Old ohos private
cntl anCc. Bu1A Tor uptninK
.-.--..--.. ------------
TAR POWERS TREATS ALL TIE INFlRNiTJES or
I'll e soA with Unparalleled Success. lie be
sn,ieA vi Lai.ht during a honls Jay and evening.
nR WARD, u LAIGmT sfnEET NEAR CANAL,
~ pass ragt euler attention 70 All compninsof both sexes
private rntsRn4c.' -
NyRs DgaPARD Will ATTEND TO THE TREAT.
IN muui al inyahR Residence lOl Sixth avenue, op-
pose r gith street
NsRs NORTON GIVES HER ATTENTION TO TfH
N treatment 81 inyads arnd or call Tar her invnluAhle
circular 80. 2sl SIKH avenue. near Fpurtccntr street
T,poFEssoR REsTELL, l6a CHAMBERS srwBET CAN
br consutcd as usual Agents i27h Libr.J ssrest n.
r. In Brooklyn, l75 Fulton street.
rI1uE MEN TO CONSULT, DRS wARo ASD pow-
sns ~ Talght street, rnns 81 cs'<t rsvsiies
for at Diseases Of nIrudcucs, Utrss wg~~aSNs kfae-
lished in lSao gs
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1OO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN BROOKLYN. =
ItItJ WALTER M LLOYD. AuctIobear I0IfN IIQyn

1nn VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN BRooKLYN.-
lVO WALTER N. LLOYD, Auotiohcer. JOHN LLOYD
SONS will sell AZ public auction Thursday next, -.
fember ~ at II O'Clock IN the Merchants Exchange Sales
Ill Broadway 00yauable Building Lots
These lots situated Fulton avenue IN The
Enth ward OF the city Of Brooklyn East BrQokyn) Thai
A. 10 soy, u that part Of the city in wa even al
The prcsenf~pcTl0d large numbers Of buildinEs are
being erected and where prices falling but
constantly rising and Will continue to rise, iuEt az IN
Norkve Harlem. Capitalists viii easily perceive that
khey cannot invce their capital In and
table manner mechanics and wurkingmen that
not m ZINES Ike se VI ever their hard earnings
Peucr ha ~ securing Tor themselves aud their families
nomcscsd an tAe hifd largest ciy OF this Union
tn the cose proximity 70 tho treat metropolis of this
nent however ruhau4 The sequences OF the
poraoc wa may prove " parts OF THIS country
geographical position ul New York BROOK y seh thst
ther population must and viii increase numbers oven 1t
more RAPID rate than LONDON aud that consequently ne
value % real estate " III constantly rise -"
ground and IN perfec " nity vhers ibe harr
ears pass n every Eve minaes and from which We Fan
vrsch New Yolk In rO ~ 70 40 minutes either IN be Fi
~ 00 piece price which air ady beng paa ,cy
fhr select lots n the distant East New yo ~
The and streets which the lots anca a..
saved and The assessments therefor have been paiS
Private sales ~ single several lots be made prev
JOHN LLOYD 4 SONS. is Nassau street,
where also mars and descriptions OF the property ma be
s5 on more OF the rurshase money of each 10, NAV e
lAAs on bsss aud mortgage for i've % lhge ysaga
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

| A COOP BARGAN.-ToR SALE, HOUSE AND LOT,
Lexington avenues together with the Furniture and House
keeping articles general Can be from O'Clock NJ
to O'Clock r. NJ Sundays excepted The about TO
leave the country remain bond and mortgage
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

HENRY r. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL sale. HENRY Ii. LEEDS co. win sell at auction
Saturday, September A ~ O'Clock ruat OF our
osre No Nassau street Carriages Rockaways, Ac, viz
Rockaways for single horse all without reserve Also
Hcream coloved Horse about 10 hands years old
y sound and kind in single harness Also Top Buggy
WAGON good order ~ = 80
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

AN ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, LOCATED IN
n Twentieth street, Ninth avenue for sale
changewoud exchange for first class house, three story
and basement with two cellars, 26 feet front and
located between Fourth and Seventh and be-
tween Fourteenth and Feth Streets and the differ
enee in cash. Inquire Of L. s. B. s. buRNHAM, Gil
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

u FlTzsIMMoNs, AUCTIONEER-oFFICE NO. l6
Fourth avenue. will sell this day, at loh o'clock, at
Foryegh street, Fir% avenue, the Furniture
sanity, viz Chairs, Sofas, Tables Carpets Bedding
feau, Cooking Utensils, Shades Crockery, &c
q @. HORTON, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THIS
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

business CHANCES.-HOTEL AND LODGING BU6I-
ID down town; modern built house; 70 the
will aid beray in furnishing, and lease at hall for
rent; bona de parties address Builder Herald Office.
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--------------H----
FOR SALE.


DINDERs' TOOLS AND MACHINERY FOR sALH
ID cheap-Aso Printing Presses Turning Lathes Steam
Boiler lot IL and inch Iron Pipe For sale AZ less than
half price. Inquire ~ 23 Dey street.
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noAnDrro Avn rDnevue.

GENTLEMAN WISHING NEATLY fURNISHEl
"A back Paror with without Beard. in small respec
able family obtain the BY applying ~ IS Brgh
street. jersey csty. Terms very moderate
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
$50 BALES SEA ISLAND AND
GULF COTTON.

By virue OF an order sale 10 me directed BY Hon viii
Marvin JUDGE OF District Court for the dis
srscl Of Florida will sell st public auction
On TUESDAY. September i6.
At IL O'Clock NJ
From Lsmbecr's and wheelers stores Brooklyn,
1n bales SCI Island Cotton from prize steamer Reliance
y bales lp'aud DO, do. do DO.
81 bbls Roen, do do do.
zso bales Upland Cotton from Prize schooner Bagory.
2packagcs do. do do do,
AIS bales Upland Cotton from prize schooner Uncle Nose
3 bags pickings do. do
l0s aes Upland Cotton, from prize schooner Victoria
~ paskagea do, DO. do do.
lcratcs xrld bbis. do do
81 bales Sea Island Cotton, from schooner Agnes
half bales DO. DO. do
bag pickings do, DO. do. do
~ bbs Rosin, do 10
% bales Upland Cotton. from prize schooner Julia
bag pickings do, do do do
Guns rs Shot, eo DO. do,
Samples OF Cotton be Friday and until day OF
sale 81 the Office OF Hiram Benner, llS wall street
JAMES G. CLAPP.
United States Marshal Southern district Florida.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AucTIoNEER, SELLS, THIS
w day, nj II O'Clock, ~ No East Broadway large
sortment Of Household Furniture, consisting or BufeArs
Bedsteads, Washstants Feather Beds and Mattresses
Chairs Glass Cases tc also execution sale Of ppe
LLOYD Bryant, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
DAaCING ACADEMIES.

DODWoRrlig DANCING ACADEMIES,
N. 2Of fiflh avenue, New York.
137 Montague street, Brooklyn.
New York classes on Wednesdays and Saturdays, com
Brooklyn classes on Tuesdays and Fridays commencing
OCi. 8
Mornag sni afternoon classes for young ladies and chill
dren Evening for gentlemen Circular Of terms
&C may BE- had NJ either academy
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

TOR sALE-THE PROPELLER STAG, 100 TONS BUR
j. then; boiler; in first rate condition for running
Apply 10 MERRITT h EMERSON, GA Cortlandt street.