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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
THE CURRENCY.

The Richmond Wing considers the Currency a
The most important subject for the consideration
of the several State Legislatures. The snperabnn-
dance Of circulating script being tie principal
eanse Of depreciation in the currency, the remedy
obviously IS in a reduction of the excess In connec-
tion with whatever measure may be adopted. the
food of shnpIister= which inundate the country
ought to lie excluded from which no incaureui-
ence would arise, since the Confederate Treasury
Is issuing che and two dollar bills and the banks
may he required 10 Issue change bills from 10
50-cents to tie amount Of certain percent. on tie
amount Of their capital.
In the second place the Wing says, 'the Banks
should he required to receive Confederate Treasury
notes deposit par. under penalty Of FORGETTING
their charters aud depo>tors should also be com
PEELED receive them at the same rates, or lose
their deposits.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
Some of the Plans of Gen. Mitchell in
terfered with by his death

On the 18th nltimo, Major General Mitchell in
command at Hilton Head, s. c.. wrote letter to
Secretary Chase, giving the following as his nteH-
tons, if permitted to carry out his views. As he
died of yellow fever the Gath his plans were not
promptly carried out they might have been /:
If lie We're, indeed under my orders I have an
immense work for him to do. which | would COM
menee without an hours delay. would begin the
organization of my plantation system. A perfect
census OF all the blacks inlabting the islands
would be promptly made. Ny model plantation
with its fields, fences, seeds. tiliage, implements
houses furniture, &c, would be organized with as
little delay possible / would commence the
buildings which will be required for the large ac-
cessons OF population which will certainly come to
Us when we break through the enemy ; line on the
mainland which we are determined to do. would
have all the blacks distinctly informed as to the
plan by which they were to be governed. educated,
and made Industrious and worthy citizens !
tcold tell them that the fruits Of their future toll
trouid Be coasecrafed hereafter to their teHeft
to each family on the plantation / would give a
separate dwelling with a patch for their own prf-
vate cultivation as little garden.
From estimates which / have carefully made
quite certain that Industrious family Of three
persons will certainly from $50 to 800 each
year. In five years such family would have laid
up in the Plantation bank amount sufficient TO
make them Independent. And then, with indus
trious habits with rel gous instruction. with cor
rect moral views and sentiments with minds prop
erly trained to self-dependence, they might select
their own homes if they chose, and begin the world
for themselves.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
RET ALTATION.

The Richmond Wing recommends that since
Congress has failed to make specific provisions for
preventing the murderous system of warfare pro-
posed by the Abolition President, that the States
should interpose their authority. The Governors
of the several States should issue proclamations
giving notice to the enemy that any Yankee
soldier taken within the limits of their respective
Jurisdictions after the lst of January will be held
as being there for the purpose of aiding and abet-
ting in the preparation of the crimes directed to
he committed by the proclamation. and as particepc
in any such crime already committed, and shall be
hung
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
PREPARATIONS OF THE ENEMY.

Passengers from Memphis and vicinity !
who arrived in this place yesterday evening,
says the Appeal Of the 18th, assure Us that
preparations are making on large scale by
the enemy for IN advance into. Mississippi.
Troops continue to arrive from the North,
and it IS believed that they will be ready for
forward movement in tue course Of ten or
fifteen days.
The FederaIs make no secret Of their de-
sign, but openly declare it to be their pur-
pose to flank our army at Abbeyille aud force
it to fall back. They propose to come into
the State with large force and TO give an
bridled license to their soldiery. AS cruel
as has been their conduct in Tennessee, they
say they have dealt with the people of that
State as With kid gloves on but when they
enter Mississippi, they viii do it with gloves
oG-that they will come with the sword in
one hand aud torch in the other They
will spread devastation aud ruin in their
path.
To be forewarned is to be forearmed, and
our people, if they do not heed the admoni-
tons thus given them, richly deserve the fate
that awaits hem. Nothing but a universal
uprising of the people, the sble-bodied men
of the State of all ages. can stop TIE onward
progress of the foe. There men enough
In the State able to take the field to swell
the army of Gen. PE4BERToS to over one
hundred thousand-a number sufficient to
hold the enemy in check until the inclemency
of the winter would put a stop to their fur
Their progress.
1t was by a general uprising of the people
that the French were driven out of Spain.
So it must he with US if we are not prepared
for subju cation, chains and slavery. We
write in earnest on this subject, aud we do
go with the hone that warnings may be
heard. If our people want evidence of the
fate that awaits them in the event of the oc-
cupation of the State or any portion of it by
the enemy, let them trace the progress of the
army from Bolivar to Lagrange, as published
in our paper yesterday. Farm houses and
dwellings were robbed and burned, and their
inhabitants turned penniIess upon the world.
Plantations were destroyed, the people, with :
out regard to age os sex, maltreated and in
suited, and the whole country converted into
a wilderness. Such, and even worse, is the
fate that awaits Mississippi if the enemy IS
not foiled in his purposes. lie comes with
the avowed purpose of pillage and plumber,
aad it is high time that the weak kneed chiy-
airy of the State, who imagine that by main
taining position of quasi neutrality they
will be enabled TO save their property, should
awake to a full sense of the danger that
threatens them. The only means by which
either their property, honor, or self-respect
can be preserved, is to meet the enemy on
The battlefield, and prevent him from enter
ing the State. May we not hope that the
State authorities will take this subject Sc
riously in hand snd perfect an organization
that will prove efficient in foiliug the enemy
in his purposes of invasion
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

FEDERAL CaLCULaTIoss.-The New Albany
Qnd) Ledger thinks it more probable that Gen.
Buell. is to be sent with large army to Mobile,
from whence he viii march to make junction with
Gep- Roseeranz army 1t is understood. adds that
journal. that after the occupation Of Chattanooga
by Gen. Rosecranz, he will leave . sufficient force
there to hold the place. and with the balance Of his
army move into Alabama and Georgia. There
would be but little then to prevent army at Mo-
bile easily making junction with Rosecranz and
thus occupying Alabama and Georgia, and bring
ing those States back into the Union How easy
the thing Is jsae-oR paper
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

GIS House. BCRsT-We learn that
the gin house Of Mr. a. c. Shaw, near
jacksonville. together with twenty five
bales Of cotton and a good horse mill.
were destroyed By fire on yesterday morn
ing at about half-past five o'clock. The
FIRE was evidently the work Of an incen-
diary
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

ES The enemy visited the vicinity of the
beria Salt Mines to stop our operations at
that point, but were foiled by our forces,
with the loss of two Gunboats, and third
chased from it's moorings.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

ngr The Petersburg Express of the It'll learns
from very reliable source, that the Yankee gun
boats had reached Scotland Neck. In North Caro-
lima. which is in close proximity to Halifax and
Weldon No statement is made of the force that
has pushed so far up the river, of any of their
operatinns-but it is presumed they aiming at
the Wilmington and Weldon railroad. 1t is t. be
hoped that against danger long threatened,
sufficient preparations have been made BY the
proper authorities.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

rST- The government at Richmond is be-
coming interested for the Capital of Missis
sippi Two large seige guns were on the
way and in all probability arrived at jackson
Wednesday evening last, for the defence OF
that citv
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

THsr FInx We stated last week that the
stable of r. NJ Latimer destroyed by FIRE,
aud that the loss was - inconsiderable.' We
since learn that Mr.. Latimer's crib, contain
ing six or seven hundred bushels of corn,
and some sheds of fodder were also DESTROYED.
Loss, about twelve hundred dollars-by no
means ineonsiderahle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21

ES- We ask attention 10 the advertise
mept of valuable tract of land for sale !;
also to an Administrator Sale to take place
in Leake county.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
THE FIREMEN,

ATA MEETING OF WASHINGTON ENGINE coMPA.
"A ny No. g. held the engine house Sept l6 1852 and the
company having received intelligence OF the death OF
brother member Charles Boom who fell nobly at the
OF Manassas the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted . -
Whereas in the death Of late brother MEMBER Charles
j. Boom this company has lost of It's most useful
bers who epdcred himself to by his sterling quail
ties as and his noble devotion as fireman, soldier
and patriot.
Resolved That while we bow in submission TO the Divine
WILL should be admonshed that In the midst Of life
death.
Resolved That we tender the family Of our deceased
brother heartfelt sympathy for the sad aud melancholy
bereavement they called upon 20 endnre tempered how
with the consolation that he molly did his duty and
that he fell in good cause rue and nozzle par ot and
assure them that this their prsf our gref their loss is
our loss
Resolved That token of respect TO his memory the
engine house be dfaped IN mourning for thirty days
copy Of the above resolutions besent 70 the family Of the
deceased and that they be published In the Jersey City
Standard, New York Herald and Sunday Mercury.
j. FLANAGAN Foreman.
JERsKY CRY Sept ~, 1861
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
PROPOSALS.
nAyING THR STREETS OF HAVANA, cUBA,-IM

DAvING THR STREETS OF HAVANA. CUBA.-lM
portant notice to capitalists and of quarres
The City Council Of Havana adverses for proroa ais which
will be received said city the 9th OF November
the furnishing of $1,000 square metres of Trap Block aud
80 square Of Tagging also the laying OF the
same in the of said city. The work lie
menced within sixty days after the signing OF the Contract
and finished within the OF years-he contractor
2100 metres of said block month and 100 metres
Of sidewalk Tie price OF the 00 metres of paving set
down a 81 90 per meire payable by the City Council in
munic pal bonds wn per cent interest per annm,
BILE IL ten years and raid when due 70 the hoder
For this purpose these bonds will be delivered 10 the
the Acceptance OF the works executed which will
be done monthly the thereof being received In
ment of the cipal taxes and the City Council viii de-
yearly In their budget obligatory expenses the
requisite the OF the interests and aor alton
Of the capital The OF the d. side
walk set down 81 20 metre and Will be made
TO the half in months after the work
accepted and the other half the OF the
ing months. nc bids be offered tho perform
the above work at lower figures than those liked by
the corporation the contractor VIII have the right to cxecte
Of square OF pavement ana sidewalk
cessary the of $t00Jo which the two
tracts combined will be extended In such case.
70 be bidder parties must deposit in the city Council Of
ces cash in shares OF the SPANISH Bank Of havana
of $1,000 which tue contractor viii lose N
should uhl strictly all the conditions OF the
tract.
Those wishing further information in detail the sub
e obtain application at the Consulate OF Spain
this by examining the Havana GGzea OF the "a in
slant 1T The Office OF the New YORK Herald.
NEw YORK, Sept. l5, 1882.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
A LBERT II NICoLAY, AUCTIoNEER
"A REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
A.
Auctionecr and Stock Broker. s. Wiiiam street.
4 ssIGNEE,s sALE-A. NJ. CRIsrALAR. AUCTION

A SSTGNEE'S SALE.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTION
IA eer WI sell, this day, September u, 1862, at 1OH
o'clock NJ y Bowery large and extensive assortment OF
ready made Cothns made expressly for the city trade
Logciher with large inc of line Piece Goods the stock Of
Mer haDt Tailor constng In OF Fiot 10TH Seal skin
Beaver Melton and blue Trecot II ock sack 81 Gin Over
coats and SIX Satin, Val nca Co,h and Cashmere Vcs,
In great variety black DoeskIn mixed Cadet and
Union Cashmere aud Sanet Pants; large lot of wooen
Jackets linen shirts Under Shirts and Drawers, Collars
Eecktes &C. Also large lot OF fancy Melton Mixed and
Cadet Cassimeres Pilots Beavers o@dc,ohs Doeskins
Vosngs Innings, Satin do Chine, Aracas Serges and a
gsaers variety OF goods IN The line BY order ofJ ARM
STRONG Assignee. The above Is well selected Stock
Clothing and Piece Goods and appraised by the creditors
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A Z ROTH, AUCTIONEER.

A UUTION NOTICE.
"A ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
IVORY TAgLE CUTLERY, &C.
She elegant Household Furniture Of private family giving
at the residence No. I'D West Eighth
Clinton place between Fifth and Sixth avenues will be
cold At public auction this day tThursday) Sept 49, at
consisting Of elegant rosewood and black walnut Parlor
euits covered with rich brocae and green figured reps
handsome Reception Chairs Turkish Chairs and Lounges
match rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Htageres with
ans Shades fne on Paintings rich China Vases twenty
day Bronze Clock, Iady's Writing Table, rosewood
mahoGany and black walnut Bedsteadr Bureaus, WASH
Rsands Lounges Chairs Tables Book and Corner Stands
hstcnsion Tables Glass China and Silver Ware Table Gut
po8itive
BAN the goods must be removed twentyfour hours
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

~ ROTH, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
~. nj l0k O'clock tho elegant Household Furniture OF
urst clas boardng house Cbnon place, few doors from
Mith avenue consisting OF twb solid back walnnt rarlor
Suits covered In trocate and rldsb Centre Tables Eagro
a,a Mrrors Brnsses and nrran CARPETS Lonnses cnsirs
wesses BEDS Bedding; Bedseads Bureaus, Glass, China
ana snycrwafe, Table Cutlery oilcoths Chandeliers, Ac
The New York herald., 1862-09-18


n gained. ladies and gentlemen It has been victorious
IL bens pronounced, bs great many that B MiNTZ, OF
has been the ghest prices in cash.
for Clothing Capets, Jewslry &c, and still
20 cnntnGe 10 u viii favor him with note call
NJ. B-isads and gentlemen. know well that those
tremendous prices that offered by dealers 4
humbug; but the best do Is 10
address above, then viii know will receive
salts -, the old, well dealer, u.
Mint and the unlhtr 23 SAth Ladies punctnaly
attended 5y Mrs. Mint.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A UCTION NoTlCE-wILIIAM IRVING, AUCTION.
"a neer-iorses, Wagons &c SAMUEL Os0oOD 4
SON will sell Friday Sept TO- IL Of
.hcr saes room 50 Sc lar street sendid bay Saddle oc
perfectly sound, ina and gentle been
elegant built Carriage, cost ST. 200 In perfect
order four Depot Wagon second hand city
"; shifting and Rockaway; set Of
double Harness; single ditto, In frst order.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
EDwARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER,
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNEs.
y EDWARD ETJIENCE an

NDwARD sCIiTNCK, AuCTIONEER,
~ ,,H ,HHo@RSEs, @ ,SARRIAGEs yRE AND HARNESS.
O'Clock, at his salosfeom, lbs Broadwag.
FAMILY HORSE, ROCkAWAY AND HARNESS
The Horse r long tail bay, eight nine years old 10
hands high warranted perfectly ard gentle IN evcry
say and believed 10 be sound Rock aM Harness CIV
sasdo, but liAIs used and IN perfect order. -
N COTTON, ADCTIoXEER.-LAR0E SALE OF
Household Furniture, Velvet, brussels Three ply ana
Other Carpets Ocoths rtncI Plas Mirrors Paior Suits
Wuidrcbcs Bookcases, Drcssing Bgreaus, French ami
Cchic Bedstcads black walnut and oak Rgensan fables
Cottage Furniture Trkis Lounges and Chairs one rose.
wood Pano,orra ote plnron Btdstoad mafhlc TOP
Centie aud caro- lanes om,e Furniture BE-, ac 10 be
s0 Be lway near Cana street mere fail particulars To-.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
CI.UTEfIEG.

A TrENrfON FOR ia SEVENTH AvENUE---$J00 600
n worh a cast on C'oihing. Carpets and Furniture
must De purchased within short time foe the supply of
Caifof MIA and Wcs.ern markets Ladies aud genilene
have the oppor unity dispose OF their LAID or
garments soows-for sik dr. 81 TO St5: wollocn
dresses aines cassmeres caicoes shaws coak KRIS
eors, shoes lewclry and diamonds, the highcst
Price InG Gcntl receive for coats 81 20 Sz
pants 81 50. vests shirts under grme boots accord
iuglv the lghe price psid b. cagg addressing the
Original I'D well known den!er H. HARRIS IL! Seventh
avenue, Twcny,rst and Twcntys streets.
You win surely be dealt with Jour satisfaction Ladies
attended By Mrs. II. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A UCTlON NOT1CE-R ". WESTCOrT, AUCTIONEER
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT ORkS Of ART. ARTICLES OF VIRTU
BROEZES, PIANOFoRTE, PAINTINGS, PARIAN OR.
contained in the elegant l52 Wes, TwenyGrs
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
to be sold this (THuRsDAY),
y lcx O'Clock precisely consisting Of superb rosewood
Hookoase Centre and Pier Table,. rich pier and Man Mir
eors, Damask and Lace Curtains; magnificent
Ptanoforte with all modern improvements; Music Cabinet
Stool and Cover Tapestry and Ing Capss rosewood
and mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus WashEtands; Spring
Beat and Cotase Chairs; Shades Beds and Bedding Hair
and Spring Mattresses, Blankets Paasses, &c. Dining
Boom Furniture consists Of oak Buffet oak Extension Ia
SAe, China, Glassware, Silver Ware, Cutlery, DC.
NJ BParites from distance are assured that ar
Gle. The house will be sold rain shine and that every
Article the house 10 in conformity with this advertisement
Also 70 be sold q Wlders Iron Safes and barrel
Revolver. Sale positive. #
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
n. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
~ RARE
OPPORTUNITY
For Honsekeepers and Dealers.


HiRfoR, sfATUARY VELVET CARPETS, AC.
Al public auction on this day Thnrsay) September e at
FIFTH and s1tb avenues commencing at ok o'clock cata
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers, Lace Curtains; 1.-TWO
rosewood SUITS with silk brocael viz Tete aete
Sofas oval back Chairs Reception Chairs Etageres Book
eaee, Centre Tables Card Tables
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoToRTE,
elegantly carved and ovcrstrng
SnakersJ fully Warranted; Canterbury Stool Cover
and black walnut Bureaus Wardrobea Sofas Ia
oss Hair and Spring Mattresses Blankets Feather Beds
sheets, Dining Room Extension Tables Buffet; China
end Silver Ware Table Cutlery andgLnen; Oval Mirrors
Clock and Vases Afro Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Bale peremptory.
LBERT II N1CoLAY AUCTIoNEER.
"A REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALBERT Ii. NfCOLAY
will SELL Thursday Sept IS I2t M at the
stock salesroom, 81 William street
~ shs Security $50 10 shs Lafayette ms $50
NSt Nicholas Fire ns GO. Is 20 Irvine Bank 80
0Lorilard Fire lns Co. IS 25 Relief Ins Co. 50
QBeesman Fire ms Co. rs D Union Bank ........ 81
10 Stuyvesant Fire Ins Co. rs II Market Bank 100
~ UButchers DroyorsBk. Is Is Bank Of CONNIE 100
ON Amsterdam Ins Co. IS 40 Chatham Bank. ....... 25
nOJciTeTson Ins Co 80 20 Mercantile ms .. 20
tlQ0 Logan County Manuf ming Co per cent bonds
5000 Peoria and Oquawka RR. ID mortgage bonds.
1000 Col, Peqna and Indiana RR lst mortgage tcnds
5000 Sacramento City and County per cent bonds.
Next regular sale, Thursday, Sept Is.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker. So William street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

........>,,,,. sAL1s It AUST1oss >.>..>,-,.,>,
Uc11oS NOTICE
wM n. HoLIINGsHEAD. AUCTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES Q. WARREN
No % cOrtIandt street.
SECOND SPECIAL TRADE zALR OF
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, AT lo1 O'CLOCK.
BUYERS ARB REsPEcffULLY NOTIFIED
FIAT rnE CATALOGUE FOR THIS IMPORTANT
BALE WILL INCLUDE
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SAMPLE LOTS.
asPREsENTINo DUPLICATES TO TIE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES
Desirable boots and shoes, adapted 70 all markets.
"0m nearly ~ IL as Il. issslos ssantsy. %anO'''u'
s Good. ready for examination BY catalogue This
sxnnssday) morning, and comprise 10 part
MEMS BOYS GSb M ';;Ssjns2 YS5Tns # ThrcK BOOTS
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS
cAyALKx ,.lII Il.e., BOOTS
MEMS, BOYS. AND YOUTHS, BALMoRALa
with and without tap socs.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY nA4MoRALs.
very large assortment, especially adapted to
Army purposes .....e
Womens Misses and Childrens pegged and ma led
BOOTS AND BALMOEALS,
Of calf kip KID goat grain split both regular and extra
sizes
FINE srwED so3 Nfss saohas aeS anIss 1sb CATERS
Of every description
women's, Misses and Ohidren's
CITY MADE BOOTS AND BALMORALS,
In all the popular from several well known
facturers,
Together with great variety Of other
STRICTLY PRIME AND SEASONABLE GOODS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALES
OF BOOTS AND SHOES, ON FRIDAYS.
VIII hereafter include
NOT LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS
SOLD BY THE FULL PACKAGE ONLY,
AND DUPLICATED WITH GREAT LIBERALITY
CHARLES C. WARREN,
Auction Foot and Shoe Warehouse,
No 22 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A TTENTIoN--LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, n YOU
IN wish TO lind the lair aud honest dealer r. HARRISy
10 dispose " Cast Oh Clothing Carpets, fn tuie an
Jewey the best 90 Is to cal al or address NO o
avenue, VIII be dealt with TO your salts
faction guarantee % pay the following prices Silk
Dresses Sc S30 Coats from - 70 S3, for
Pants 81 to s Please do not forget r. HARRIS l58
Sc.enh avenue between Twentieth and Streets
Gtes attended by Mrs Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A L. vANDERPo0L, AUCTIoNEER.
IA. rare chance for hous, keepers and dealers.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a. public auction, this day Thursday at l3 West Twenty
third street. Ssth avenue, neing at clock
Panofortt Parlor Sat Paintings Satuary, Carpets Mir
vurs, Ornaments, Cbamler and Dining Room Furniture,
China, Glass Silver ware also Basement and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale porcmptory.
j. L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
"A. day az lO O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF family
giving np housekeeping, IA She private residene IL Nntn
street near Third avenue. Sale positive. Deposits
aoired from every purchaser.
EDwARp s1NTzENICH, AUCTIoNEER
~ VALUABLE HORSES, CARRIAdSS, HARNESS
AND SADDLES. ny u. W. IVES CO, on Friday neat
At ono o'clock, at l55 ara lS7 Broadway.
SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE.
Superior Animal black, is hands high eight old
without fault vice or bcmish warranted nd and
gcutc In every rt rate saddle hoise ant
driver Also an elc art Parker top Buggy weighs ,uds
with top but little usea; also nearly new uarusss.
BAY HORSE,
Is hands ligh Eve years old kind and gentle sold on &C.
ccuut OF executors
CARRIAGES.
Two Rocsaway, close Carriage two open Wagons two
HARNESS AND SADDLES
rvo sets Of double and four sets o single Harness; eide
aodos and i've gems dio. May be at sales rooms
Catalogues on day of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

J)oARD-A LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOM,
ID nIly furnished 20 lot separatsy together; terms
az each Also single X on IS 8, Ioesu21 central 2g6
Blocker street, near Grove
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

highest price tor their Wearing Aipart account
o,he ~ al demand the New Orleans market: So
70 si from IS TO e25 for cats from 81
10 a. pants, also Carpets, furnure Jewely note
" pos; ptilcaiy attended TO by EZEHIELS M seventh
Ladies attended - Mrs. 4. No connection with
any other house.