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ID u T N A M q e L A r X
AUCT NEERs

AND
COM MISSION MERCIIA NTG.
Rooms No. 143 Main street,
keep constantly in and offer for sale at very low
prices for Cash, large assOrtmt mt OF
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
consisting of Sofas, Lounges Easy and Rocking Chairs
Cane Seat and Wood Chairs, in greet variety Mir
fors, Gard, Center Extension, ana Common Ia
bios Secretaries, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Cribs
and Cradles, sinks, Wash Stands and
Dress Tables.
Fure Live Geese and Common Feathers, Best Curled
Hair Mattresses, Cotton, Husk. Panleaf and
Excelsior Mattresses al sizes. Also all
kinds OF
Crockery, Glass Ware. Table Cutlery,
window shades and Fixtures Clocks Wooden Ware
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Here also purchasers may find good stock Of
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODSI
at prices within the reach of all
EVENING AUCTION SALES of Dry and Fame
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ready-Al Clothing, Flannel
shirts and Drawers Hosiery, Cutlery, Jewelry &c, &C.
account of sales rendered and settled promptly
n: Sales of Real Estate ana Personal Property at
Tended to on reasonable terms. Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore received most respect
ully ask continuance Of the same
G. V. PUTNAM.
je29 diff sEWELL CLARK.
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M ORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition of oil Paintings and choice
EngraviagS. Open day and eyening.
Rooms No. Il and IL Clark's Book, 257 Main street.

choice collection of Paintings Engravings Mezzo.
tints ChromLs Plain and Colored Autographs, Photo
graphs Albums. Picture Frames Artists Materials OF
every description, Paints, Canvas. Stretchers, Mil
Boards, Brushes Drawing and Painting Paper Drawing
Books and Patterns, Crayons Pencils Folios, Eases,
Wax, &c constantly for sale at the lowest prices.
Particular attention given to Framing Wreaths and
Fancy Work to restoring, remounting, mending
nishing old and injured Pictures; Portraits copied.
EE Instruction given in Drawing, Painting,
and Music. Terms for Drawing, 81 for "a lessons.
Oil Painting, S2: Piano. Sl2; Guitar, SIP. class in
Drawing, for children, Wednesday and Saturday after
moons, 81 for Il lessons class for older pupils, Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received by the year,
month"; or lesson. Bills payable in advance
Teachers-MIss E. ENMoHs, MISS HELEN NJ.
KNowLToN. MIR. G. G.. STRARNs.
For prices in other styles of Painting and specimens
of teachers work. call at the School of Design and Wor
cester Academy of Fine Arts Rooms IL and IL Clarks
Block, PSI Main street DIFF o3
WORCESTER ACADEMY - The
w FALL Term of this ms tuition will commence
on WEDNESDAY. the 10th Of Sept. Applications can
be made Immediately to A. f. s. STUART A. Nj.
SIT diff Principal
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DROFFSSOR DUNN PROPOSES openir
MATCHES.-These Matches

NJ IIIN n n NH 7 NII I1Js-- I HtbU NIdICTItS
the only used by the Royal Families No
bility and Gentry of Europe, and they the only
matches which should be used by respectable families in
this country being without sulphur. odorless. smoke
less, varnshe1 waterproof and beautifully colored, in
fancy round boxes, and at price which brings them In
to competition with the disagreeabe, sujcating sui
phurs made in this country For the sick par
lor they indispensable necessity and luxury. In
ported and for sale wholesale and retail, by NJ & p
RICHARDS, Ill Commercial Street, Bosten, and by
GEO. P. HARLOW, Worcester. Country merchant
call ami see samples diff ol7
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tensions, BOUNTY MONEY AMI

BACK PAY FOR THE SOLDIERS Pensions pro
cnred for wounded and disabled soldiers marines;
and for widows and orphan child OF those who have
died or been killed while in service Also bounty money
and Of pay for the widows other heirs of
ceased soldiers, No charge made in any Until sue
cessfu in collecting the claims and procuring the pen
sion. +. l.. ABBOTT Office No. l0l Main street under
City Hotel, Worcester au27dtf
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r GILMAN, NJ. D., AcoUcnEUR,

l. Physician, and Surgeon, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that
he has taken residence on PARK STREET, No. 16,
of Orange where he be found ready attend
any calls in the line of his profession Special atten
tion given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs Office
hours from to and 6to p. m. diff jy6
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miscellaneous.
EYE AND EAl

Fs@SSSsS CAKES, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurst. has re.
k4ss moved his Office from No, Pearl street to No
essEs= l05 Main street. Of Thomas where
he may be found every day (e cept sunday from a.
10 II m and to q, for free consultation Be
sides the anG the Doctor treats successfully
scrotous and catarrhal diseases of the lungs wndppe
ana throat of which often predspOsing causes
of blindness and deafness All those whose eyes and
eyelids chemically inamed will have longer any
need for colOred glasses and shades, if the, will apply
cure in time, where weak sight and all maladies of
sight and hearing be cured if such Is possible Call
and the statistics eff cases. testimonials &C. at the
office above. Charges for scientific examination and
treatment always moderate. sep29tf
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INTERNAL REVENUE. = CoLLEC-
n TORS OFFICE, 8rH DISTRICT. MASS, No. 2l5 Main
Street, Worcester County, Oct 81 S62Notce is here
by given to the inhabitants Of the city OF Worcester and
the of Leicester, Shrewsbury, Boyston West
Boyst0n that the Collector IL be ready to deliver Ii
to such have made application therefor at his
office, no. 2lS Main street, Worcester, WEDNES
DAY, the 5th day of Nov next and during the remain
der of the week Once hours from O'Clock 4
O'Clock N All payments to be made in United States
currency current Massachusetts Bank bills
Adm THAYER.
nj diff Collector Sth District Mass,
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NOTICE =

~ undersigned have this day formed Copartnership
under the style Of G. BELCIlER & CO. at Nos. and
Exchange str ct, for the purpose Of trausacng gem
eral market business. and would respectfully solicit the
patronage OF the public. G. BELCHER,
". +. HYDE.
Worcester, Nov. !, 1852 dr. ne
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THE CUSE NURSERIES
offer large and very attractive stock of
Trees, Plants and Shrubs, &c.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE

The quality of this stock is unsurpassed prices
set this season are low beyond precedent.
Apples. three four and five years old; extra fine.
Pears both dwarf and standard and of very range
varieties.
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NOTICE All kinds Of domestic help
IN be obtained free Of charge at Office No. .
harrington corner, up stairs. du APPS
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u G ON Monty is ALTH.
MARTINE'S
Patent KerOS enc Burner.
To burn Kerosene or Coal Oils

W It n O u t "a 9 h j IN n ".
is the article TO buy If you wish money This Burn
be applied to the ordinary fluid lamp and has tho
following advantages 1t is the economical burner
yet invented aside from the loss breaking chlmneys
the ordinary Kerosene lamp II be regulated to
burn week day and night for sum less than two
cents; il neither smokes, smells. ems sparks, or Liable
explode; il burns with a steady fame similar though
rather more brilliant than fluid, and can be carried
around without the least danger Of being extngushed
even If taken out door In ordinary weather.
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TVI NpTVNp hND Do UN NUN
u EY.-Particular attention given to the collection
pensions bounty money back pay Ofthe sol iers
byHENRY @. RICE Counsellor at Law, No. Brinley
Hall Worcester. au2Sd3m
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FVO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.

.'ro Inventors and others, am happy 70 recommend
Mr. Arthur =. Denny who, believe, from his expert
cnce In Eng aud and Fanee, and bis knowledge Of the
French language will be eiapled greatly 70 promote
their Interests In Europe. ''-1AL +. SHAFFEEn.
HPatentecs will obtain from Mr. Arthur H. Denny val
liable assistance In introducing their Inventions In Eng
land and on the continent Of Europe
si7 du Go FRANCIs TRAIN
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DRY GOODS.


ATTENTION. xrxzrrs
CLEARING SALE r,,. ,,rx,,v
The store has bean closed arrange stosk and marx
$500 ~ WORM OF rssss sTs.w ep99s 9f8xxns rn.n1sos
LACE GOODS, EABRoIDERiEs6 EA6s,rav aroyRs Ac
Straw Bonnets closing out at &c.. &C., iac
Closing out Straw Bonnets, lsc., 2Sc, Bic.
o''''DS ''' GREAT CLEARING SALE
Ss:as s.ns sH hssSaia s'i ss @ ss SIC Sc
Closing out trimmed Boomers, 25c,
0'''a. los s5ax XII Hat g.
Trimming h''ons Dkkss s =; TsfaSikss. III III ss
010sEf ALL SaE is iii e afodk & CLOSING
ExBRo1DER1zs1 1HSPAfl AT Fifty q cEs4s \ n y
5000 sns Muslin and Lac. Collars, Sc os 1H1 OollA&
1000 ane banded Needlawork Collars o., lsc.
ss ssss ns sS saa nss er,s &c.
eas Dssuepfs III If cssTs os COLLAR
sSs E.sHs: ssi:: ssas. ss:s Il stf.: 'Ssss Sss %
@SSSS @ Lace, Lace Wells .;i sios,ng ssn,I. i2c &c.: ssc
~ .Fi;s faH II 5 SsE TARIFF
'a's 4wosD D'r TO rS SaSzEs =
You can have your choice from large Stock al
VERY Low.
to give the ladies the benefit prices in pre-
ference TO keeping my goods until fall.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
25,000 HANDkERCHIEFS.
Gents Handkerchiefs every kind, SC. to 26c.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs every kind, &c to l3c.
Worked Handkerchiefs. closing, SC. to 2Oc.
Fine Double Tucked do, l6c
$500 Fine Grass Linen, 15c.
iSi SS sseD' OF
5000 Splendid New Belt Ribbons cents.
CLEARING SALE FOR TWENTY DAYS.
Closing lot OF Msses Mitts, Id, &C., Sc.
Best SILK Twist Mitts 18s.s 26c., 3lc
Best Silk Twist Mitts, long 25c., 3lc., $50.
Closing tine lot OF 50 cent Gloves. 12c.
Closing fine lot of La ies' Gloves &c. &c., lOo.
Best AleXandre's six Gloves, 35 cents.
CLOSING SUN UMBRELLAS.
Large lot of fancy Fans &c.
EVERYTHING IN FANCY AND SMALL WARE.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF OTHER GOODS CONTAINED
IN THE TWO BUILDINGS. ALL TO BE SOLD IN THE
NEXT TWENTY DAYS.
WIN. kinney,
2N and 223 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty.drst and Twent.r second streets.
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DHENIx REGIMENT,
I -T s CORCORAN ZOUAvEs. IS
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE,

JAMES ". bUhhEs O0tonet.
lrishmen now 70 your time fall in and I'LL up of
this exclusively splendid Irish regiment being only
NOW 70 Be Easd and the only real live rh
Governor Morgan. There can be consolidation. The
nAme Phoenix regiment Corcoran zouaves. should be
guarantee to Irishmen that this is ralyinR
point Recruits @ wanted for CompanyG. Come early: as
portaton to camp at East New York. An entirely
dashing uniform and relief for Of volunteers tickets
advance with % hand money $25 bounty when the reg
Apply ut the headquarters of the company No Bowery
corner Of Division street. Captain MICHAEL O'RORKE,
Lieutenant JOHN MCCARTHY.
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oCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nEAFNEss IMPAIRED SIGHT, NOISES IN THE
IL head and throat cured by the novel and scientific
principle which restores hearing In the most hopeless cases,
by the well known ocuis and auris OF New York. Dr. Won
E1SENBERG.
NEW YoRK, July 10, 1862
for many years afflicted with Deafness
panied by roaring in head for the treatment Of
which placed myself under the OF DR. Won Esenber
happy say this the doctor has shown
that skill and knowledge which have placed him at the head
Of his profession. do therefore. with the utmost conf
dence recommend afflicted with deafness 70 place
themselves under his care. HENRY BROWNING,
2tl West Thrty-fou street.
Consulting % Clinton place Eighth street. west Of
Broadway
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DHGNIx REGIMENT. CoRCoRAN zoUAvEs.
i FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Recruits wanted for Company d, Omahony Guards

Phoenix regiment, Corcoran Zouaves.
This magnificent Irish regiment, organized by Colonel
Michael Corcoran whose II BEARS previous his
parure for the seat OF it intended to make the
representative OF Irish character and patriotism that
left city Colonel James G, Burke, commanding
no eulogy here His services since the Of
the rebellion, In the grand Of the Union
highest for bravery and merit from his
irshmcn rally around the green dag aud marching side
by side with the Stars and Stripes aid bring brave
and imprisoned chief back his As this
Irish organization-he only recognized such BY
Staefand United states such opportunity OF
serving meath the tag will again proered YOU
Cog D. Captain Patrick Phaien many induce
his gallant young countrymen not offered
where One OF the Oldest Phoenix officers in this city
gallant 45 to boot has particular ca his fellow
counrymen Quarters, subsistence and transportation
camp East New York combined with the nn
One months pay ($l3 In ADVANCE together with 80 hand.
money when mustered in $25 bounty advanced also when
the regiment 10 mustered In Relief tickets, signed by the
kColone Of regiment given TO the families of vountecr
band what offer you, fellow countrymen
= stir your patriotism upf
Recruits received daily at the headquarters of the reg
Barrett
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

AroTICE.-T HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. j.
In Howell No. ~ Houston street and 81 street,
city of New York sole agent for my Pale Ale All orders
sent address will be promptly attended The public
are cautioned against designing persons who
obtained my casks filling them with
an ale inferior quality vending the my
facture will genuine unless purchased OF
w y Howell, sole agent for New York
PuILADELPHIA, April L. 1862 VIM. q. RUpMAN.
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Ss<S~ - 80, - ~ ,,, ..,,,,x, Mn ~ =
# play with facility all the calls and accompany
drum corps on the march apply at the Headquarsrs
Phonix regiment Fourth regiment Empire Brigade. otA
Broadway, to Col. JAMES G. BURK.
OF NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK JULY IL, 1891
OIL HltLHouSE LIGHT INFANTRY
COLONEL r. q. CLAASSEN COMMANDING.
Captain T. r. DoheIty having received authority from the
Adjtant General Of the State of New York enroll COM
OF volunteers three the has opened
hs ut 81 Nassau where all good moral
who desire TO their in this her hour OF
sl.iclion, may do 80 BY applying above.
$40 pay IN advance when the company 10 mustered In
Promotions from the Tan1s.-Any who will bring
wall be entitled to the pos tson Of noncommissoneA
EDWARD r. DOHERTY
Captain and Recruiting CIcer
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CoRcoRAN ZouAyEs. THIRD RRGIMENT EMpIRE

CORCORAN ZOUAvES, THIRD REGIMENT ENTIRE
" brigade Co. Marriott N Croft commanding II. b.
Spinola Brgadier General This company commanded by
oncers experience intended TO be
Of the regment. Now Ia chance for all good desrous
OF serving ter country TO enrol their names Come
ALI and let IL not be sail by foreign that
rcan citizens afraid battle their glorious Union
constitution with the starry banner the waving
over their heads. Apply to Capt CHARLES DUNLEvY,
No 70 Centre street. or First Lieutenant Wm B. Persse
No. 81 Park street, N. r., Second Lieutenant Wu
Butchee. l70JoraleInon street, Brooklyn
Pay from S3 $2l per 4S8 bounty the
giment Is mustered into the United States service
Subsistence clothing and good quarters furnished from
date enlistment.
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EvIFTEEN DOLLARS BOUNTY TO EVERY MAN
who enliss Dand dollars and months
mustered few good men wanted, for crack infsntry
enlistment Good ocsrs and good surgical attendance
Every win be well taken OF, Can leave $50
with samty whom he goes to the Apply NJ l03Catha
rtuo street. and No. Chatham square
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(NoLONEL PEISsUERs REGIMENT
" The Colonel intends make regiment the first
ready for service Of the every respect
officers only win be received acquainted with their
duties, and whose character il known. l \.
The country honest men; IL needs them
The country critical condition, needs every
der. Come forward then at once
professions Men Of New York come forward. All the
distance and bountes granted by the United States
men aud by the State county and city authorities will be
fully secured TO and olieers. ~
Regimenta Camp Turtle Park. Fortyfth street
Second Rsgimental Headquarters No. o75 Broad
way. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
ELIAS PEISSUER, Colonel Commanding
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A DRUM MAJOR wANTgD-0NE POSTED UP TO
"A the handle. Apply at the Headquarters, Phrnix
ment, Fourth regiment Empire Brigade. nsa broadway.
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~yEoRGEs CANTERBURY PALACE. s27k BROAD
" way Opp''''' A'''' GEO ". sHyRRAGuR.
DITTsBuRG THEATRE.PR0FEssIoNAL WISHING
days Eares Hotel corner Of Canal and Centre sesss
"'D W, HBNDERsoN, Lsmss aud Nssasss
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CLOTHING.

A RARE CHANCE-$25.OeO WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted within q month, for New Orleans
Ladies and gentlemen having Of the above to dispose Of
receive follow priccsFrom So $50 SILK
Dresses from 3S to SIS for coats from 81 to for Pants
Also Shaws Clocks Carpets furnture the highest prices
paid Please call address B. Aintx. 23 Sixth
avenue Eighteenth Ladies' attended by MIRA
Mntz Orders brooklyn Jersey City punctually
tended to. Please remember the original b. Mntt zs Sixth
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n AURA KEENES.
Ia Canp-The management beg 70 that ComplL
meniary rendered to Miss Maggie Mitchell,
by numerous friends influential citizens tYs
respect the young and gifted artistic for the pre-
fessonal talent she displayed her
cessful summer this theatre and her admirable
and department In private fe For this
pose Friday evening July Is being the last night but f
her win be meet the wishe of her fendA
pondencc the brilliant Of hc Of citizens whs
have thus highly honored her. .
me undersigned gentlemen who WITH the public have
weeks witnessed with the greatest graco
your inimitabe impersonation OF 'Fanchon, ths
their knowledge Of personal WORTH
unrng energy and industry desire express thus publicly
their Of those qualities social and profes
sonal which adorn character aad your art They
respectfully solicit acceptance of comp
mentary testimonial, 70 take pnce upon evening 700
may please designate. feeling assured that The oasos
will memorable 10 yourself and highly grn
fying admirers and friends. Should DO -
power to present. on this OCCASION your sdmrsoe
rendition "Crcket" the committee feel assured
would with the hearty approval Of the enrepnbic
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HoTEL,-FRANKFoRT HOUSE. 200 AND 202 WILL
"A liam. OF Frankfort blsck
HALL neatly furnished light airy Rooms rs per day,
81 per week. House open all night
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sd REGIMENT sPINoLA EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- CnInNEI MARRIOTT N CROET 1n1nnandin,

u COLONEL MARRIOTT N. CKOFT, tOTnmanding
Captain John II. Dobps, Company r. OF is regiment, Ia
Of thirty good to complete has company,
in camp East New York. This Is good opportunity for
men TO Join company nearly full, and which Will do
honor TO the service. Several positions commits
stoned officers vacant Applications must be made immc
dIatey to JOHN H. DOBBS Captain recruiting Office l45
Grand street, williamsburg: CHARLES L. FROTHING-
HAM First III aud Regmenta Adjutant 4s3 Broad
way; RICHARD 7. CLARK, Second Lieutenant, room %
Tammany Hall
completion OF the company S25 when mustered into SER
vice. SlQQ bounty at the close u the rebeuten.
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CyFCoND AVENUE TO HIGH BRIDGE.-RECEIvED
- your letter Washington and supremely delighted.
Write again New York. gentle
man AsssG
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AN EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES'
IA and gentemens Cast or Clothing, Carpets, Jewery
and Furniture Tor New Orleans. The Undersigned has
ceNea arge orosr, nmoun.ng 70 $SouV ior wnicn ne
Silk Dresses from 80 to SSH Coats from IS $l6
Pants 81 TO So. Please call address by uotc j.
ANHALT, Isl Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and
Twentynrst streets Ladies attended by Mrs Anhat.
N. BAH business transacted connde tally.
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DOCKAwAyt RoCKAwAYi
III ION OLD LONG ISLANDS SEA GrRT SHOREiv
Trains the Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Com
pany South ferry B esklyn for Rockaway, invariably
Connecting Jamsca with Union line OF stages as fol
lows--At745 sd5 NJ at3ls, 4i5P M. On sundays =,
745 A. NJ, atbDP Through tickets TO and from Rock
nj hotels In Rockaway. Running time two hours
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CwEET DAUGHTER OF EvE-YOUR PROMPT Ex-
- pose or deception preceded by inuitive
knowledge OF tho truth The elegance IN diction and hne
beautifully exhibited In the genuine
was totally the counterfeit and heart at
rel ed tho invader with and contempt betting tho
nature OF the Intrusion For your than kind solicit
doubly grateful and nesting under the protecting
Of such angel defy the power OF danger TO
harm or evil TO befal me. Los vIGOS
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

Doors AND SHOES AT AuCTIoN.-wM N. HOL-
ID LINGSIIEAD, auctioneer-Large and perempory sale
OF TOO Shoes Brogans and Caters at aucon
Tuesday July IS al l0 o'clock off, Whitehouse
3 Corandt street, comprising well assorted stock OF
X00ds Catalogues ready ON morning OF sale
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A E. ROTH. AUCTIoNKER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY
- HoUsEkEEPERs AND THE TRADE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD fURNITuRE

AT fUBLlC AUCTION,
To-day tMonday July A. at II o'clock precisely at the four
residence 19 West Eighth between Fifth
Sixth consisting of beautiful Velvet
Carpets black walnut Suits in
brocatel Pier Mirrors Lace Curtains
Easeres Tables Turssh Lounges: Chairs and Rockers
mahogany and black walnut Parior Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture; Hair and Spring Mattresses. &c Sale
uoaitiye.
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NEW YORK, HARLEM. AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

For Albany 10 30 A. M Express Mail Train from Twenty
sixth station For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant Superintendent.
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LAURA KrySRs THrArRx, July II, le6a.
GrNTrywrr-Your very Kind and hsttering proposition
Just received believe with the most
qualification. II s indeed source OF the greatest pride
Ia feel that nv efforts with such generous
proval and that they should elicit SO high ns a
your hind offer would respectfully suggest rA
day evening July 1S the testimonial you 80 gfAcious
profer. I am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
MAGGIE MIzCLELL
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VIZ GODS MINSTREL HALL
w 6ll BROADWAY. NA
Opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Henry Wood. Sole Proprietor and HanADD
CROWDED HOUSES
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
WOODS MINSTRELS,
ON MONDAY JULY 1l,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
NEW ACTS, BY THE COMIC QUARTErTE,
EPH HORN CHARLEY FOx, FRANK BRowER AND
COOL WHITE tHeN~
New Songs, Duets, Chorusses &C., BY the Quartetta
Abecco, Percy Schwicardi, Hartley and H.rcourt
Doors Z. Commence At at O'Clock.
Admission Is cents.
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CPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE-ALL PERSONS DE-
- of serving their country in this her need
can have no better opportunity Of doing 50 than onng the
month. II requires hy able bodied the
pany complete 500 bounty will be paid the expiration
Of the and months paw Immediately being
tered into the service Military headquarters Mercer House
Captain JAMES J. o'MALLEY Recruiting OGccr.
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CHIELDS GUARD
Persons desirous of serving their country would do
well by joining the above corps 1t Is the the
officers, regards responsibility, TO have this company
second TO none in the service. The members belonging
all lrst class few the same stamp
wanted Comfortable quarters subsistence CLOTH
ing furnished upon signing the roll
Pay Sl3 10 SIS month. One months pay in ad-
and $0D bounty when discharged from the service
Relief provided for families.
Parties furnishing not less than five will be paid a
per when mustered in
Headquarters 3S5 Fourth Of Twenty
street. CALEB ID. WEEKS, Captain.