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The Federal Forces Demand

The Federal Forces Demand
The Surrender of Fredericksburg.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc'
November 21, II P. M.
General Patrick, Provost Marchal Cen
eral Of the Army, this morning crossed the
river to fredericksburg. under flag of
truce, conveying to the civil authorities Of
that city the following letter, demanding
its surrender: ~
+ HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,
tA sNovember 21.
'To the Mayor and Common Council of
Fredericksburg::"' -..---.-
"GENTLEMEN-Under cover ofthe hous-
es of your city, shots have been fired upon
the troops of my command; your mills and
manufactures are furnishing provisions
and materials for clothing armed bodies in
rebellion against the United States; your
railroads and other means of transportation
are removing supplies to the depots of such
troops.
"This condition must terminate; by di-
rection of General Burnside, 1 accordingly
demand the surrender of the city into my
hands, as the representative of the United
States, at or before five o'clock this 2. M.
Failing an affirmative reply to this demand
by the hour indicated, sixteen hours will
be permitted to elapse for the removal
from the city of women and children, the
sick and wounded, and aged, &C., which
period having expired, l shall proceed to
shell the town.
"Upon obtaining possession of this city
every necessary means will be taken to
preserve order and secure the protective
operation of the laws and policy Of the
United States Government.
81 am, very respectfully your obedien'
servant, E. V. SUMNER,
"Brevet Major General U. s. A., Com
handing Right Grand Division"
On arrival on the opposite side of the
river, General Patrick was conveyed to the
guardhouse by the military. where he was
detained until the reply was ready. In The
mean time his communication was convey
ed to General Longstreet, whse troops are
encamped a, short distance outside thu
city,
i AS the demand was made on the civi
authorities, the Mayor sent an answes
which was evidently written at the dicta
ton of General Longstreet, to the effe'
that the complaints enumerated shou'
be remedied 20 far as firing on our pickle
and furnishing supplies and materials.
| the Confederate army was concerned; al
that the rebels would dispute the oct
pying of the city by the Government fore,
Hc complained of the short space
time allowed for the moving Of the WOE
and children and sick soldiers. The Civ.
: of any more time, as requested, is now
der consideration.
Permission has been given the citiz.
to run one train from the city, but O.
for the conveying of women and childl
The news to-day received from Jack
shows that he had rented house in "
chester for his family. His troops are
'front.' Of the city, with regiment ofc,
airy at Martinsburg.
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THE PRICE OF PAPER-INCREASE
IN THE RATE OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE PRICE OF PAPER-INCREASE
IN THE RATE OF NEWSPAPERS.
Within the last few weeks, owing to the
scarcity of rags, which are being manufac-
tured into shoddy clothing by some ingeni-
ou. fellows. paper has advanced from eight
OF nine cents pound to fifteen or sixteen
cents pound, and is still on the rise.
This unprecedented prise for paper, to say
nothing Of the great rise in other articles
which enter into the manufacture Of news
papers, renders considerable advance in
the price of the latter sheer necessity.
At present the price Of newspapers aoiHnot
pay for the article Of schite paper upon
tchich they are printed. All newspapers
will have to advance their rates of sub
scription In Detroit the daily papers
have advanced to seven dollars year, and
in Chicago to eight dollars. In Philadel-
phia the proprietors of the differnt journals
have agreed on an increase of price, and all
other cities will have to follow suit. The
Western newspaper men are now in con-
sultation on the subject We are reluctant
to make any change in our terms, but our
readers will see that it is impossible tc
retain them when paper has doubled in
price in two months, and other articles we
use have gone up in proportion.-Enqui.
yer
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See advertisementin another column.

STRANGER IN TowN.-We have been
rrati6ed by call from Frederick Aver,
ESQ the business man of the firm OF j.
G. Aver & Co., Lowell A short acquaint-
anee with the gentleman eonvinces US that
not the Doctors skill in compounding his
medicines is alone concerned In the I'M
mense consumption of them; but that II
takes business talent of no ordinary meas
ure to pass them around the world. Mr.
Aver, manifestly, has these abilities ane
the success of his house shows that n
ses them. ["Memphis Whig, Tenn.I
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nIRITED RECONNOISSANCE IN
NORTH CAROEINA.

New YORK, November 26.-The Her
rds Newbern letter says: GA spirited
.connoissance, by body of General
oster's forces, supported by battery
as made on the Dover Road, and in the
ERECTION of Kingston, North Carolina, on
he 18th. They met She enemy behind a
%rong fortiGeation at Cove Creek. After
severe cavalry fight, in which both sides
ought gallantiy, our artillery shelled the
rebels out of their position, leaving their
arms, equipments and blankets. Oui
troops destroyed their barracks, and then
returned to Newbern.
DR.. RADWAY'S 'SCLEANSlFG SYRUP
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Il ,eea,l 20, Notice
NRoE MON PLEAS.
Thomas H. Genin, Plaintiff, nj OTTO Els

NROE CO MMON E'A s..
Thomas H. Genin, Plaintiff, nj OTTO Els
against 1N given to tue
Ebenezer Mills and Caroline defendants in
Mills, Defendants. this case that
petition is filed in said court by said plain
tiff, praying decree for sale Of the south
west quarter of the south east quarter of see
ton Eve. township four and range FIVE, con-
tanning forty acres, to pay q debt secured by
Mortgage, of two hundred and fifty dollars
and interest on it of ten per cent. yearly from
25th of January 1855, and taxes, interest and
penalties, of six years on said land amounts
to s2l,s7t. Said defendants are required tt
answer said petition by the 24th day of Jan
| uary 1868, or Judgment will be taken agains
| you at the Spring Term 1858 by default.
| fao d7 THOMAS H. GENIN.
| nooar.har Q 1eG2-Hwg
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BOUNTY in ADVANCE!
vE>HE 18th Regiment is now at Alton,
Il Illinois. Lieut. II. ANDEKSON
is in Monroe County recruiting for the
nth Regiment, 0. V. l. He wants
ONE HUNDRED MEN.

He has Recruiting Office at Claring-
ton, Ohio. The 18th Regiment with Col.
Hilderbrand at its head, is as good Reg
iment as there is in the service.
We-call upon the Union-loving men OF
Monroe County, to turn out and volun-
teer and Gil up this Regiment. l will be
IN the County for few weeks, and Will
pay drummers fourteen and ffers fifteen
dsllsrs per month will leave for Colum-
bus on the 4th of November with what
recruits l have, and will then return to
nav place of Rendevouse and remain a few
days. CONE LON G NJ Z n. We
want you-the country needs you.
Recruiting Office at Clarington, Ohio!
Lieut.. II. ANDERSON.
Co. A. 77th Ohio.
Nox K 1860 -2m
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

General Pope is to take the command
lie Army Of the West, at St. Louis, reliev-
ing General Curtis of the command.
General Patterson, of Philadelphia, is
dead. His death was caused by the acci-
dental discharge of pistol.
The rebel force at Fredericksburg is
said to be twenty thousand. 1t is unde r
the command OF General Lonnstrcet.
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Attachment Notice.

T my instance an order of Attachment
~ was issued on the 18th inst, by William
T. Hurd, Justice Of the Peace for Salem
township. Monroe county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattles, stocks or interest in stocks
fights. credits, moneys and effects of Isaiah
Cooper. a nonresident, for the sum Of sixty
seven dollars and seventeen cents, which oass
is set for hearing on Saturday the 3rd day o
January A. D. 1858. J. 0. B. PADEN.
November rs, ls62,-w. pd.
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na- Sabre Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, and
all other kinds of Wounds, also Sores,
Ulcers and Scuryy, heal safely and quickly
under the soothing influence of HOL-
LOWAY'S OINTMENT. It heals to
the bone, so that the wound never opens
again Soldiers supply yourselves. On
" 25 cents per Pot. "a 7e4'n g z33.
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Courts for l863-Sth District.

RY virtue of the powers vested in us
A1 by law, we, the undersigned Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas for the
Eighth Judicial District of the State of
Ohio, do hereby ascertain and fx the time
of the commencement of the several terms
of the District Court and Court Of Com
mon Pleas in the several counties of said
District, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three, as follows;
nIsTRJcT CouRT
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COMMON PLEAS.
Muskingum, Monday, February Is; Mon
day, May IS, and Monday, October rs.
Morgan, Tuesday, March "a; Tuesday,
june 16, and Wednesday, October IA.
Noble, Tuesday, March 10; Tuesday, june
2, and Tuesday, October 6.
Monroe, Tuesday, February II; Tuesday,
May 19, and Tuesday, October 27.
Belmont, Tuesday, March 3; Tuesday,
june 2, and Tuesday, November 10.
Guernsey, Monday, February 16; Monday,
May is, and Monday, October 26.
Harrison, Tuesday, February 10; Tuesday,
May IL, and Tuesday, October 20.
Tuscarawas, Tuesday, February "a; Tues
day, May rs, and Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Jefferson, Tuesday, March 10; Tuesday
| june 9, and Tuesday, November II.
Done at New Philadelphia, Ohio, Sep
tember 80, 1862.
| EZRA E. EVANS,
i GEO. w. MoILVAINE, I,du..
JOHN w. OKEY,
NATHAN EVANS,
4 certify that the foregoing is full AM
true copy of the original order now O.
file in my ofhcs. e.
a9Esse DANIEL WALTON, CLERK,
Monroe County Common Pleas.
! Nov. 19, 1862.-4w.
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TIE NEWS.

All quiet on the Rappahanaock lack
son still at Winchester. or somewhere else,
for.his movements seem to be MYSTERY to
our forces, is the sum and substance OF
the news. Z
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the Pro-
II bate, Court of Monroe County, Ohio
did, on the oath day of November 1882, de
clare the Estate of John G. Foutty, deceased
probably Iuselvent. Creditors will presen
their claims to the undersigned in month";
from this date. JOHN ROBINSON,
Dec. 8. 1s62-4w, Admir-.
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Democratic Platform.

1.-THE UNION AS 1T WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION. AS IT Isl"
81 hold that THIS Government was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN. for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN,
and their POSTERITY forever. STE
pHHN A. DOUGLAS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-03

THE Next THREE MoNTHs.-Th. Abo-
lition Congress meets next Monday. The
Radicals declare they have their machine
oiled, and intend to carry out their plots.
If the country can survive the legislation
of the newt three months, we have some
hopes for the future But had not the
Radicals better be careful in their proce-
edings Just now? The PEOPLE are sovereign
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JAMES W. WALTOM,
vernmental Claim Agent,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

of
familiar
the
with the General
na Pay Tucson loyal States Of the U""
REFERENCES.
Hon. Com Land Office Hon. William Hunter
Hon S son K
.CbiefC fCerkof Pension
Hon R. | +
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-03

ONO PUBLIsHERs--Woul it not be
good idsa for the Ohio Publishers to
. have q Convention, at some convenient
point, to devise ways and means to enable
them to weather the financial storm about
TO burst in fury upon them?
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9otal Jnttlligentt,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1862.
Writing School.

Anv of the juveniles Of either sex who
may wish to improve their hand writing can
now have an excellent opportunity by at
tending the Writing Sbhool of N. S. BAKER,
commencing on Thursday evening Dec. 4th, at
the School House in Woodsfeld. Terms
EIFTEEN lessons for ONE DOLLAR, one half
to be paid in advance and balance at the close
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"a From { private letter received fro

pA- From private letter received from
the 62nd Regiment, Col. Pond, Suffolk,
Va, we learn the Regiment generally are
in fine health and spirits. The 25th Ohio
Col. Richardson, is at Chantilly, Va.
health good
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Bennett Coen's Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undsnigns6
was, on the 23rd day Of April, 1861. ap-
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohio, Executor Of Bennett C6en, -.
ceased. EZRA CoRN, lx's.
November Is, 1ee3.-3t pd.
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Estray Notice.

Came to my house, in Malaga township, on
the road leading from Woodsield to Millions
burg, on the night of the 9Th OF Novemo Der
1852. brown COLT, supposed to be ono year
old-no white except star in the forehead
~ SAMUEL STEEL.
November 26, 1362-3w. pd. 80 afE
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TOR SALE By

g. II. Davenport, Wesdsfsld; n. .. KetsetaSt
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; vaals1.
Alexander & Co., Cameron; Jehh W. DavnS@,
Stafford; wsgsnfeld 4 Co., JaeeSsburG fiPtsa
&Powell, jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, 0laRAnG
ton; ]. II. + ]. r. Thornbury, 1eallsvill@ a.
by Druggists and Merchants generally thsseuo
uot the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs 4 HALL, Wss&nAsld, q.
Feb. IL, 1S62,-1y.
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WOv& EN\Se @ CVAOxctA.
NNc RAoOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills ~
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, sae1b
ing that organ to such an extent a. thaA -
system does not relapse into its former co., Z
dition, which is too apt 10 be the case ~
simply purgative pill
They are really q
Blood Av>A IiAuss VvNA.
which, in conjunction with the
BA6oA pusxSles,.
vii cure all the aforementioned diseoaoG
end, Of themselves, will relieve snd sass -
Hsadochs, Costivsnsss,
Oolio Pains, Cholera Horbus,
indigestion, Pain in tie bssssSgL
Dizziness, sto.
Try these medicines, and yea wia nsssg
regret it
Ask your neighbors, who have used thsuls.
and they win say they are !.
GooA MeAAcAvNes,
snd you should try them before going ~
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of NJ les1
agent and read the certificates and Z ~
have ever doubted you will @
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William Hickman.s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 22nd day Of August
1852, BY the Probate Court of Monroe ,oun'
ty, Ohio, appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of William Hickman, late OF said
county, deceased.
Nov. 4. 1S62.-Sv.pd.
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FARW F0R RENT.

sEHE we'll known GRIER FARM
I situated on the Ohio river, Jackson
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, is offered Sss'
rent, for term Of s or years, from ~ ~
Of April next. 1t is admirably adapted fer :,
STOCK OR DAIRY FARM--it cea-,
tains about
200 Hundred Acres Of Cleared
Bottom Land,
all under good fences. The improvements ssS
A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
a NEW BARN and stablipg sufkoisnt ~
stabling so head Of cattle-ene Cheese heus~
and good cheese esllar-an orchard Of about
100 CHOICE APPLETREES, De.
! This Farm is one of the best stock Or Cheese
Dairy Farms on the Ohio river. Any persos
wishing to rent will do we'll 70 exauine The
premises, and for further particulars address
JOHN vEGTLY b CO.,
Allegheny City, Allegheny Co., Pa.
November 16, 1S62.-3m.
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ty, Ohio, to, examine the report Of Re-
ceipts and Expenditures, made by the Com
misionsers of said county, report that we
have made said examination, and find the
report to bscorrect and according to law.
JAMES O. AMOS, ~
JOS. w. RICHARDSON.
(Concluded ON Third Pdge)
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8 = y = I Z

ONEperson writes, her daughter was sass1
Of fits Of nine years standing, and g vitat
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was ~
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case ineuDD
BILE
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and AsHo
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fevsr oooo
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight yen
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Livss
Complaint could be mentioned in vhish ~
Purifier and Pills
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December 8, 1s62-6w.
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Nov. S, 1s62.-2m.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

A UCTION NOTICE. ROTH, AUCTIONEER-
"A Large sale OF elegant Household Furniture, Velvet
erusses and Ingram Carpets Cut Glass and China Ware,
Ivory Table CUTLERY Silver Ware the property Of private
sms syns up Housekeeping a The rssidsnse ll9 Clinton
wn be sold Al public suction this day FRIDAY Oct 10 nj
lOH ek prseiss c2psisting Of two beautiful Parlor Car
Rct elegant Parl6r S6s covered in rich brocael solid
Qya and Round Centre Tables elegant rosewood
barge Pier Mirrors fine Oh Paintings Boh6mian and
sssres Mante Vases and Parlor handsome
wood Reception Chairs, with very richly backs;
I9rksh Lounges and Chairs 10 match elegant Lace Cur
tans and Shades solid black walnut Library Furnitu
suita ia green silk reps; Ladys Writing Desk
Bronze Clocks. Velvet Rugs and black walnut
round Bedsoads, Spring
Hair Mattresses Beds Beddngs Lounges Chairs Rock
Dining Room Furniture, eohd Extension Table, Buffet
Dining Chairs French China Sets rich ruby
crystal Out Glass every description &c Sale positive
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
A BRAHAM vANDERPooI, AUCTIONEER.
n $1,000 worth Of superb

A BRAHAM vANpERPOOI. AUCTlONEER
N SIS 0O0 worth OF superb
PArior, Chamber Dining Room AID Library Furniture
Elt CANT Mante Vases and Bronzes,
Valuable Paintings magnificent Pianoforte,
Velvet Carpets, Parior Ornaments &c,
with the entire elegant Furniture of nrst class house.
opportunity housekeepers and others purchase
nrst class Household Furniture and elegant adornm nts
Ancton the sale peremptory the residence No ~
West Sixteenth between Fifth Sixth
this day (Friday). at l01s O'Clock,
hAGNIffCENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFCRTB,
superior octave Panoiorte, made by Makers
has All the modern improvements marble Music Cap
net mbrodered Cover and Stool rich Tapestry Carpets
solid Secretary end Bookcase,
top Etagcre rosewood Centre, Sofa and Pier Tables
rich solid rosewood Phrlor Suits with Armoires
covered In Solfer1no and Genoa silk and green and
gold brocalel Turkish Lounges with Chairs match,
u rich satin damask; four elegant Pier and
Nantel Mirrors Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers. ladys
French Secretary, lined with sa;in wood;
Eageres elegant walnut Suits covered and French
Encogneurs Bronze and Marble Satuettcs Da
mask and Lace Curtains, Gold and Landscape Shades
Bronze Clobks valuable Landscape Pantng rich Behe
mian Lava and Sevres Mante Vases aud Jewel
Iones Card Recevsrs Boaaue. Holders Marble satusry
eaeAn rosewood Bedstoads with spring and hair Mat
treeses 70 MT marble Dressing Washsands
Comnodes French China Toilet Sets rosewood Shawn
STAND superb Feather Beds and Bedding Tete aTetes,
Arm Chairs Rockers Engravings Suits in hair cloth and
reps Card Tables Clocks oval Mirrors French spring
seat Chairs marble oak SdeboArd Extension Table oak
Dining Chairs rich ruby crystal Glass Of every descp
ron, French and India China rich Silver wsre Urns, Cas-
Gers, 10
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

SALES AT AUCTION.
A ucTIos sorroK
wM y HoLlISesHEAD ArcrIcSEER
Nv CHARLES c. WARREN,
No n Cortland, street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAGE
AUcfIoE sAIK OF BOUTS AND SHOES,
On Friday, Oct ia a. io,s O'Clock.
sySss ARE EEsHErTsvIHY r1s Ias HSsp1ER SspoRS1sr
xor LESS rnAs f1SssS 81 ii tSpkEp SAMPLE LOTS
% tsS
from seariy an ne Ieadins manufacturers
sns comprising IN part,
MEMS BOYS lsD s' 'i;s;'Tis TSGTss # 4urcK BOOTS
MEs's, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS.
MEMS, Boys' AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS
ssySy kSys BooTs OF JSrHs ~ GREAT yAEIETy
With and without tap soles
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY BALMoRALs
large assortment especially adapted TO army pur
w0msn's misses soSSs and ard nailed
or calf kip KID goat grain and split ho,n regular and extra
rrsR sEwED sooTs, 'isf SxLSSRAIs SS s' AND CATERS
OF every description.
c,-v Women. % Misses Misses and and Ghidrsn,s,, g ns.,s
or al the popular styles from several well known manu-
NOTICE.
THE THIRD SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND sHoss
this season, -,
WIN be held on eHaREiGs ef111REi Gs'Gse' e WARREN,
No. q Cortlanst street
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
BILLIARDS.

A FEW SECOND HAND TABLEs-OF OUR OWN
~ ntiactaff, good ~ Ior sale cheap also.
slEe STOCK a new Tat Cloth, Cues aud sveIyting ".
atiIg 10 billiards ~ how rr es
= FllLiAN lULLLEnLR u CROSBY street, n. r.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

EDwARD sINTzENIcH AUCT1oNEER-sTocK OF
:'.n s S aS,fG Es & AZ *. .s
marble sas Broadway docrs above Houston
:s;s. .i;s.s s.ss S;: sIs:: S.1i:I casa ..
H. .. s sas sas s =. ~ T:S S
saa p.n ..s walnut and m.Os yedsss.cs 81.
G.rcrsss:; ssssn, r.rsT suns. u b,os.sl, reps and
a ss G.Is o rssy :o;: s.,
sss .ryrd aud pain a-sssras oas and walnut E,ssn
s cs
. .as nd via . sa 70 IL. sss are WIRE
sp.saaiiy reaass, buyer. aspsoi The s,osg.
nosE asD HARNESS.
~ IVES GO tn; DAY rr,a,y ,is a X osos. a. s,
.sinss as - :s%s sass c.Isse: and - 'as :
s.s. cam irot asde OF ar.. Minute. On he asss can
;: y: i;s$S a.s So .:ss
HxRSEss%n elegant black noIse ye.r. Old ~ hsSa.
hxh perfectly senus in every way;
ss: ana sed soESs ZAR rss .. sns
s BE- ILEs sf -fS sSe is s
SExS ssa .f Roox%w & 0ss S Sdss n.sss ID
ss
a aa sa... hs4s,.. :sss &C. .as second hand
ED"AHD scHssSk sisn OIL AgfI.9shEa p1fsTfsss
= sSaRfssk .'s !: ,ss;si sfs'is
@ Oh 10 I @ rom sss0.
ssssr Sscre sshsiisdsny of sssm bearing ths cer,n
% Of lee artists Among them win be found
NAkkKT sCEhk-Enect Of LighL L........ By vsrmuslsu
skEdif s1ss scssF ri.o k.sgi%.s: 3, s%.,:
iiSHe Arp PouLrRY. ~ Van se,srdoSsi
20 m.sl osbsr bDe wcrss They % exhibition.
gth and viii be psremporsy sold on forern
count h this sOliecson VIII be found IN. pic,urs ~
which sthe sttenton Of connosseurs IL
ogu~~&ed
i coLrOE AUcTIoNEER Will SELL ON sATUR.
Day OF u. loY oeiegs. - 40, BroadssyL near
"a, Cwpsl ssd hrr1s Psror suits sopkoases Ward.
sss, Bstensea Tabies fhrkIsL ohsirs, Lounges ana
nrson k~ers,arg sedsleao.4 On, sci " u el Dgjns
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The New York herald., 1862-10-10
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-R W. WEeTCOTT AUCTTONEER.
N An extiaordinary Opportunity for
housekeepars hotelkeepers and the trade
no PURCHASE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


Magnificent Works Of Art, Articles Of vrtu &C., &C.,
e public auction this rridAy morning. ut II o'clock, ct
tho residence, No loa West Tweutynf0 street. between
Seventh and Eighth being The entire contents Of
The house consi.ting in part Of superb rosewood parlor
Suits In brocae and four rich Pier and Aante Mir.
kAeres Centre Pier Tables Turkish Lounges
Chars 10 match Ladys Escetore magnificent
rosewood Music Cabinet Stool and Cover Lava
end Peran Ornaments. BronEes &c Chamber Furniture
Hair and Spring hs,c:ses Beds and Bedding
eoAs and BOZ. Bedsteads Gard Tablea Tapestry and
sce - Ds n1s 10 nosm ,S eSosns Ss. nun n Onsn
Chine. Cut Glassware, Silver Ware, Cutlery Ac, with
eomes and elegant variety Of Furpiture and House Fur
nishing Areles desirable for fashionable elegant
sssedenee No postponement &ale rain OF shine Cata-
seven harrellcd Revolver.