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The New York herald., 1862-10-27

MILLlNERY, &C.
LCURs.-LADIEs, If yoU WANT YOUR FURs MADE
r 10 the fashion altered reTaired, carefully and
orp,lc BY practical fHries take them The manufaco.
~ s1 Eiahlh avenue, between Twenysisth and Twenty
seventh s{feets. Remember, up stairs FlNiGAN
~sps poNovAN NO. WASHINGTON PLACE :,
nj sbeclu,, informs the ladies oi New york "s yB
W" Ne,n.cf Bonnet. aEg viii be sold al = sssor
%,S' ss,S prices. 81 x 81 .s'- - ""e's
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-E. ROTH. AUCTIONEER
"A Over 500 lots of elegant Household Furniture,
brussels and Ingram Carpets,

This day (Monday) Oct ~ at 01 O'Clock precisely al the
dwelling house 19 West Eighth between Fifth
and Sixth consisting solid and black
walnut Pailor Suits in crimson and
Gel and silk reps rosewood Eageres rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables, Damask and Lace Curtains Oil Paint ugs
eminent artists Turkish Lounges, and Chairs
match; Vases, parsor Ornaments, Bronze Closk Rcn-
que Holders Marble Statuary, elegant rosewood Bed
sieads with sprng hair Mattresses ft marble top
Dressing Bureaus Washsands and Conmodes French Chi
Toilet Sets Shaving Stand superb Feather Beds
Bedding Tete-s Armchairs Rockers Engravnge
Suits hacloth and reps, Card Tables Clocks
French and Spring Seat Chair marble top Side
beard Extension Table Dining Chairs rich
sl Out Glass of descrpton French India China
Silver Ware Urns Ac
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.,pwARp sINTZENicil,
~ t',ry sal ol vhampreusi ~
A. ~ ID W. IVES a 1O.io
salesrtoh, i51 ard ~ bfoa'l',
sinaIne 100 eases Of npr az
arrrn Seal tiliau-agne, ~ cas'
rassS and 4 ,milo1nt A. ~
BRANDY, 3 harrcls Oh bourpolh
shelf e01as, ~ hrsi TAU ~,
ter. a., pot ~ Tor isiniiy w.. ~.
and samples WI - hseii .'ll ilo' ~
usvdlasely alter sale. Ia1aivs
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E,oR HAVANA DIRECT -
II The aud splendid
United States Mall Steamship
EAGLE,
Richard Adams United States Navy comnn,,a.s
Will leave pier No sNorfh river on Th,lraisv NJ . 4,
90. Hck noon precisely for Havana direct 'V' -
Price - --s--
Fer Passage apply 70 S-2v -
ScoFFJRD rILEsToN 4 CO.,
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BRAHAM vANDERPoOI. AUCTIoNEER.
a SIfpERR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

: "A SUPERB HOUSEHOLD fS :.
This oos a he s rs
END os%s Srs.s Tss
F"aPnssrs aan % oaSs Dining Furnsre China,
Deposits required Of all purchasers
UcToN NOTICED. D. cAuLkINs, AMuGTIoNEER, M
EIEoasT FAHsE MotsEAoLD EAtf q FURNITURE. .
surERsEx sAEyEp hosEMSop FFiilhlSoRoRrB,
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, &c;
- rs,ssss s., oST e. s
street. ss near Eighth avenue
The sale comprises the lhe house. The
elegant raror % made to S order and hass II solid
%:aiS: he house having been made With" SIX
Eesan octave Pianoforte all
improvements oversrung bass &c cost $6oo rich rose
wood Stool covered in satin and Cover three
s.de and satin rosewood Esseres splendid and costly Pa
n o sre Ps s and Easy chairs
i rosewood Centre ana Side marble top Tables
n and nsS
ten pure lair Mattresses from ~ to 90 pounds made to or
Dining Room Farnifc consisting Of sne oak Extension
Table Silver Ware rich China Ivory and silver Ca,lery
OF every DESCRIPTION. No posiponcmcnt
AUCTION NoTlcE.-wILLIAM TOPPING AUCTION
LARGE AND fHfS9SSl fg1Gsf MEMS BOYS
AT l2Is O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
$50 CASES OF ASSORTED STYLES OF FURS FELT
AND SILK HATS from Of our largest manufacturers.
MEMS as sD m ouHs M Gsen
featured for CITY country sales
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT 4 O'CLOCK.
300 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES comprising q desirable
of goods received direct from Eastern and
city facurrs consisting in part Of mems heavy tap
sole quilted welt and pump sole Boots: long cavalry
and calf Boots, mems boys and Youths kip grain
and bun Boots Brouans Oxford Ties Congress Boots
mems and misses' kid goat calf grain and lasting Boots
Buskins. Slippers, &c
Also CAVALRY BoOTs-5O long leg Military Cavalry
Boots.
Also, at 10 O'Clock. stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Together with fun Of Sta pie and Fancy Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods.
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO. Auctoneers
Nos ana ii Park place and No. 8 Murray street
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,AI.E. AT AUCTION.
HRAHAN vANIBRfo0L. AuCrtONEER.
HOUSEHOLD


AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
.. ths residence so West sixteenth street eetMeen
Fif,h aud sAlh tis day Monday Oct ~ al
4Ok O'Clock, viz -
seven Octave Rosewood rianoforte,
Rosewood and Bla k Waln% Parior Suits,
Sevres an< Dresden China Vases -.
Rare and costly Works of Art
ami Articles OF Vertu,
Rosewood and Black Walnut Chamber Furniture, suite
~he catalogue ny the largest and riches assorens
Of Household offered aUcton this The
honse furnished less than months and m
perfect order. . -,
brocate EtaEeres Tables Secretary Bookcase
Pier and Maxtel MIRRORS Velvet Medallion Carpets Seses
and China Ornaments Bronze Clock embroidered
Lace Curtains, Shades Oh Paintings By eminent artists sa
perb Bronzes Card Tables Chess Table, Reception onas
Rocking Chairs, Couch, maeni cent seven octave
Piano ore RI hs carved legs and made to order
BroAdway Makers Canterbury Stool aud Fiench ciolh
Cover oak Hatsisnd Stair Carpet Olcloh, Chandelers
walnut Dressing Bureaus Wardrones
Bedsteads Commodes Washstands, Toilet Taples Ha anu
Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds. Blankets Sheets Dnns
Rcom.oak sideboard. Extension Taoe China Sass sMa
Silver Ware Table Cutlery solid silver nne ana ieS ser
vice. Coffee Urn Oyster Turcen CAKE Basket fnss
Silver Spoons ForSs, Knives Table Ssrves Also a'se
B-A competent person win be in attendance 70 rak,
eAip the goods IL desired the mouse 10 ie OF
Of
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-,.,. .-,--.-. FUNEEK, WILL SELL, THIS
WM wirTERs, AvC.- Canal street, elegant House.
hold FurnAre consisting Of vs. nen oiiclobs, ria.
sos,. oa Ingram CARPETS Hal ssd hsss resses Feather
neds Bolsters Pillows. Blankets, Spreads, a.. arbe
sns a,Ss1 aar.... wa.".,sna. Glass, sily..
and other Ware; Sofas Lounges, Rocking, h.. I~hines
Chairs, Piano, wardrooes Bookcases Sewing h.
Window Shades Curtains and Cornices. Cottage Suits
geher with Dining Room and Kitchen Furnture large
Coffee Rooster.
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(NEO HOLBRoOK. AUCTIoNEER ER-METROP0LITAN
VI Police auction sale Unclaimed Property, Wednes
day. Oct 80 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the drill room over Centre
Ma rket
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rro DENTISTS --scRAP PLAT1NA WANTED. FOR
il which tho highest price win I've paid by SAMUEL y.
WHITE, dental depot, 20 Broadway.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-ADMINIsTRA-
ll of collection OF valuable Oil Paint
ngs En.ray yings-HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will sell at
auction "Wednesday Oct 2 at IL O'clock in the gallery
the saesro Is Nassau street. administrators sale of
private collection Of valuable Oil Paintings and Engravngs
BY order NJ Chardayryne, administrator without;
among Others the works Of Jules Mole, Gig
Smet Schoep Duprey, Meadows A. Barand Coutourier,
Nahl Hulk, Gay Knapp Lemmens, Akkersdyke Coemans,
w NJ. Brown H. Hall, A. b. Dnrand, Van Beest, Ben
delai Werwee, Leyker,, De Konie H pnrienJ G Thom,
Beaueu and others Also very fine Engrayings They
exhibition above with catalogue. The public are
respectfully invited examine this beautiful collection
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MADAME BERNARD, cHIRoPODIsT 702 BROAD
M way informs her patrons and all persons suffering rom
operating gives pain whatever Madame Bernard refers
10 some OF the most eminent Of city. ODce
hours from to 10 A. NJ. aud to q y. NJ.
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MARBLE MANTELS. .-MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
ll shingly low prices at kLABERs Marble YARDS, lus
Eighteenth Third and 81 First ave-
Third street. New York Mantels put up In any
uar n O the
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ExPREssEs.

RuRNrAus FURNITURE. EXPRESS AND PACK
a. IL ctiab -hment III West Eleventh street brwesn
ssirpei IA ~ uats the woli. covered wagons iur
mo,ius lI allure 10 and irom country fnfaurs ssorsd
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TTENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Il ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS

1IENRY TT. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS
and ENGRANINGS, and costly WINES, kc.
HENRY III. LEEDS co. will sell by auction, on Thurs
day 30h and Friday 3st October al the large donbe house
No. 379 Fifth northeast of Tnrtyeghth
street at 0 o'clock each day large and valuable assert,
first class Furniture, in perfect order ana nearly
new made bylPOilier Synus and all OF the highest class
including Books Engravings &c. Also valuable and rare
choicest Wines Brandes and other Ii.
quois in this city They all selected BY he present
owner the sale The stock H large and
every Of the highest grade some OF which have cost as
high and s. bottle The sale Of Furniture Will take
place the Wines Friday ms al ove with
Further particulars in catalogues to be OBJ
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
II JOHN F. VAN An ANTWERPs w; s son M @ A1c,ioneer
No. II MURRAY STREET,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30

~ clock.
The entire stock Of Retail Store removed from the Eighth
avenue for convenience OF sale,
EMBRACING
Hand Panel and Rip Blue Back and Iron ditto, c. s..
Files Bastard Mil Saw and Tapers Gimble Point Screws,
Bolts, Brass and Iron, Til Locks Chest and Draw do,
Cottage and Mortiee Locks Cupboard Catches Brass
goods Cork Screws Gimnles Butts and Hinges Cut Nails
lacks finishing Nails, Brads Augurs and Augur Bits.
Curry Combs Hammers Shinsln Hachets Axes Boxwood
Rnles Iron Squares, Avis and Awl HATS Screw Turns,
Compases Hasps and Staples, Hooks, Screw Eyes. Com
pass Saws Knobs Gauges Planes Coffee Mills Brushes
Padocks Table and Pocket Cutlery Ball Twine Mats Lead
Pencils Brana Lamps Casters Plated goods Iron Hollow
Ware, Tin Ware Wooden do, Hand and Tea Bells, &c,
81 Cooking aud other Stoves all complete; also 80
United States 'Muskets. Angular Bayonsts Percussion
also invoice Of warranted Cast Steel Files Amer
The whole be sold for account Of whom may
cern. Terms Cash. City funds.
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AtcTioNuER-PEREM Mp
Brand Wines 1iaret. Liquors,
uH Ture4Mv, al u O'c.ock, a. the
,.nv. the stock o. q dealer. iD-
Cabluet Champagne, 30 cases
aes cisrpt, Bran0y, IN bottles,
a.ks OF lne old dark and pale
ln, very hnc also, = quantity OF
itt ON. ale, Kun, Bottled Por-
~ These goods are AL in store,
ON bult. ready TOR delivery i'm.
,xues on mOi nala vi sale.
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\ ooO CERTTFICATEs.--HAvI HAD TWO TEETH
Loo extracted without pain b. DIR. j. JAY NlLLERs,
bUrsnd strc bks rNHi totda ay checff ally in.
ser is as roe.anrnia on 10 those suffering totAnohe
.4,ss n. SHSEl HE. ~ East filieenth street
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New2lprkDajIg gTibn;la
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent,

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Jan. 3 1862.
English consols rose yesterday 70 o. They were
AZ gO} Two days before. There was II spending
asceudng movement ut the Bourse here. Aud all
this owing TO the undecsiye almost news from
New.York of Dee 20. IL Is strong case of no news
being good news. But it is from them alone that
springs the hore of continued peace between England
and our country. Such hope has been growing for
more than week past, drawing its uonrishment
from various sources the chief OF which, perhaps, is
the revival on reflection, Of certain faith IN the
common sense Of the ruling statesmen Of Great Brit
ain and the United States. This revival corresponds
with dminution Of faith in the Intelligence, lntor-
nation. and representative value of newspaper edit
ors both in England and America, let alone those Of
France: | refer especially to those helieose CTS
Atlantic newspaper writers who persisted, on pre-
tense of knowledge in gravely representing the SO
called utimatum mucn as Punch c0micaly represents
it "What the bla1es DO yer mean" begins Earl
John TO MIR. Lincoln, dpud Punch.
What the famous note really is in matter and man
ner, You must know before this. That il is in both
respects quite different from what the beiccse
penmen above erred TO would have il, we were
informed the other day by the version of it given al
IL public meeting in Hamburg by tie British oitela
representative IN that city.
The note and accompanying Instructions sent Il
Lord Lyons were, however, considerably modified
from tho first draft When the first draft of the not'
was presented to Queen Victoria, tho Christian
woman aud mother expressed herself nearly TO thu
effect: But this must bring on war! war be
tween my people and the kindred people OF Amer
g leu is in n sort civil war; unnatural, horrible
She recolocted she has forgotten, tue hihu te
cep'ion this kindred people gave TO her boy i''''
while ago; she recollected that another oil her cur
dren would have to take dangerous part III tNs W."
upon the late hosts Of tue Prince oil "a'eS' "e'
constant. prden, counselor, Prince Albert, Wal
equally opposed to tho provocative tone oil the pro
poyed di.ratch which was, SO to speak, re-edIed II
accordance with his suggestions If not indeed from
hB written notes. Such at least IL IN bref the stor,
of The ocned ullimatum, as told to LIE on nnthort!
that MN not at liberty to naIuc' am III hoerty
say however, that this sutl ory Lad Tor h'S author
Inv "A very high placed parsonage. For the rest WI
may well apply to the story The Italian saying
., \; non & zero. ben fropaio.' Well OF l'io1nded
oom,uon English boliei rs that the late Pr'aee Con
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IFTTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

HFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NLN-JEkSEl.-
From lot Of oufirnd'.,t-Couuecting At Hampton
Janctlon with Deawse Lackaw and Western RAILROAD
ard az Iaston with L,i1h Valley Railroad and rs eonnrc.
lions, forming direct ue 70 Pittsburgh and1he "e't without
change OF cars =, SOC,
Leave Newiork as lolows: HI,
UAEHi,rrR0 EKFRkssAt 2. M for Easton, Heading
Pdt,syille Harrisburg. Msuch Chunk Nilisnsport &c.
Man TKNY-At 0 a. n. for Eastoni Water Gap seIAi-
ton Great Bend. Pston, Nikesbnfe NC. - 49,,
u " TunouGH TKAIs-foT Easton, Manch Chunk WI
llanspsu Reading Pottsyile, Hauisbuls So. 40
4ra THRouGn TRAIS-kof Easton, Bethlehem Alento"n'
end March Chunk.
lar. WAY TRAIN-For Somervi.le.
b. WESTERN EAPRsss-for Eiston Allentown, heal
Ing Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and tie Vest Sleeping cars nom
Je sey City rough 70 fiusbufgh - o.,
EKykyss Tran FOR HNKRIsBrrG-The a m F1pfess
Ttan fon S@sI0fk sTIiyes iarburge' p t connect
ing Est aud Penusy railroad no thefH
Central R.lroad North and South and with the CuuiDer
land Valley EslroAd. u NJ, -,
tbs THuorcn EsrRF', Tg,N pom Tug WEST leaves
NepYork II D. NJ daily Sundays excepted making close
connection Harrisburg with Penusy yani hhohi-"ih no
change fear, pburgh aud but one 10 Cincinnati and
Chicago fouf h0uI. time ia saved by taking this tram
FusAHErnPORT AND NgwNOBK FKKEr-Leayr New
York from ror No 2 Moth Liyer, at 9l1 m IZ; J'-O
aud 4;J, 4. - r
The boas top Beren Point and Mariners Iaibor every
Tip each way. JOHN o. SItiNS' SupeiIn rnu,he'
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1862. I IL E 1862.

pFNNSTIfNANlA CtNihhL NAlbhOAU
with its connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FROM NHw.iORE TO THR PRtNClPAL NKsTERN ClIiRs
Eight trains daily from New" orr 10 fhiade pha via
Nrg-Ier.ey and Camden aud Amboy Dne
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE VEST ~ THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YoRk FROM THE
FOOT OF COORTLANOT-ST.
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning pisse eaVe New
York a. tne other routes; Evening Passengers
at d p IN one hour later than other lines.
BY way Of Allentown evening passengers leave ~ p u
srrve at the tire Northern ioes In Cnctgo snd 81
poiuts 10 the houh.West Cresne Indianapolis, Lonis'e
81. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and all maii
points West, with lever changes Of cas- 49,,
Sleeping Cars without change, run from Pmadephla q
Plt.bagh 355 miles snd NewI orb to Pittsburgh iJJ nie
smoking and 5 .ioon Cars on al trails
Fare this zane other routes
EAzgagr checked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets g Cd mil used by fit.barsh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Penn,ylsanii Central Company runs an hm'siah'
Accommodate Line wi icb affords comfortable MODE 0l
parties moving Westward at one hal 'ae usual Iss
Of fare. ,.,l,,c,
By this route fregh Of al descriptions can be i0f ideo
and any pint the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky L.
dians, uuos Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DihGCf or TO any Iort on the nsvgAoie MYERS Oh
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh. , -.
Of Freight and from auy point IN tue west by
the yana Railroad AZ All times g. aVof'be 20 axe
cha-eJ b., otue, Rarosd Conpsnes Merchants aud ehp
pors inustng ths rauspouaon Of their eisht 20 t Con
0any can rely Win or Us sPeeo1 "'l'"
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live stock viii ard hs most si'
vault ee0Us route, Csparous rd vel "aeed aud sur
pl,d with every convenience have Oeea oPeneu on l me
and connections aud every attention Is pdid 10 ti ins
From Harrisburg where will be found every Convenience 9f
feeding ard resting choice Is osei OF tse F9ILADEL'
PIIfA NEW-YORk ard BALTIMORE MARKETS.
j. H. ELLIOTT, Pssseursr Agent, No Astor-House.
LEIGH a Co., Freight Agents, Il, ,,.,,,. - =.
No. Astor House rnd No South Nhhanfss
MCDONALD 4 BIsCHOkE, Emigrsnt Agents.
No Battery place.
INOCH LEWIS General Sept Altoona "a
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Hte0iral.

A YER's PILLS.-Arc you sick. feeble, and
n compaBing Are you ont Of order With your system
drsng.d and your feelings uncomfortable These symptoms
ire often the prelude to serious iue Some Ct Of sickness
is creeping upon you and should be averted by timely
Of the right remedy Take AYERS PILLS and cleanse out
the dsordered humors-pury the blood aud let the fluid
unobsructed Ia health tgin They stimulate the
functions fthe body into vigorous activity purify the system
from the distinctions which make disease cold settles
somewhere In the body aud abstracts Its natural functions
These IL not relieved upon themselves aud the SAT-
rounding ans producing general aggavaton suffering and
disease While in this cond ion oppressed by the derange
mCnts take AYERS PILLS and see how directly tLey re-
toe the natural action Of the system and with It the buoy
fee health again What il true and SO appIet 20
s trivial end complaint is also true in many oil The
deepesed aud dangerous disiempers The same pusatHe
effect expe. them Caused by similar distractions aud de-
fragments Of the natural functions Of the body they arc rap
idly and many OF them surely cured BY tho same means
None who know the virtues Of hese Pills viii neglect to EN-
ploy them when suffering from The disorders they cure such
as Headache Foal Stomach Dy.entey, Bilious Complaints
Indigestion Derangeme Of the Liver Cosiveness or Cors
patton Asa Dinner Pill they both agreeable and eaecu
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX, or FIVE BONES for 81.
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.
FOR TIP RAPID CURE OF
COLDS COUGHS, AID
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OCEAN CLEANERS.


NorrcR TO PAssEyGErs FOR EuRoPg.-By order OF the
20 ,rerv OF State all passengers leaving the United state
are real r-d T. provide themelyes With passports before
ey vii, Ice allowed board the steamer Passengers "ii
not be sub &c ed any trouble delay In procuring them
~ ~ AZ -. x JoHs q DAIs. Agent
C,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-fORk ana
y LIVEVPOOL, isndDV aud embarkinT passenger, a.
Oreenstogn tire ,ud the LIVERPOOL New ork ana run
sehi1 Stesrsnp Company Intend dispstcfng their fu'
mower a Cly de- bui Iron Steamships as foDo"H 90
KANG4KJ % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dsy' Jah -
CITY or NEW-YORK...........Sat Saturday Jap. %
GLASGOW ........................Satu dly. req.
And every SATUHDAf, a. noon from Tier NO. ~ NORM
River. -
FIRST CABIN.... .....sT5 STEERAGE....... 70
Fir,t Cabin to London 80. 80 setrsge TO London 81
fict al t. Palis..... g. Seerase 10 fars.'s''''
first Cabin to Hamburg. a| teeragf 70 bdmo - ..
Passeusers also forwarded Hayre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &C., At equally low rates, . -, a..
Per.ous wsLug bring their friends eau bny nc ~
here M tie following Erwiork: From Liverpool or
Queenstown 1T Cabin. So 49, and 10 steeTtse rom
IiverrooI 80. From Queenstown. 80
These steamers have superior accommodations i Ps'e
gee and ca-ry cxreruced hurgeons 1hey aye ort ~
Wae-tgh. Iron Sections, and have Patent fie AnAatof'
on bO,rd. ,,,rrrt,, ar
For further Information apply In Liverpool 70 " ~, "
INMAN Agent 10. n Water ST. In ola'gowto ALtA m4h
COIN No. 3 81 Enoch-.qu IN QueentoWn TO-. d ~
D. SEYMOUR co in London to Elves x MAIE 4 no.
81 Kirg Wiliau-st 10 Pai, 70 JULES DktOUh' 20 .
Place e Ia Bounce IA Phiidep hs ~ JOHN o. DALE 10.
nm Wginut.s'. or Il the Company's Ofhcea
John G.. DALE. Aver NJ, No. Is Broadway, NJ l.
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AxuY CtoTHISG AID EqviPAGE OTTcE,
PHLADgLPEts, Jan. H. 1862
DROPOSALS are invited and will be received
1 al this Office. until 10 o'clock or THUksDAi, the
ALL WOOL SACK FLANNEL. Indigo Blue Wool'Dycd,
Ted hiyfoug inches wide sud weighing ten ounces per
yad OF wentysaven Gehes de and weighing i've ounces
Der yard All bIs iudosed Proposals for Flrnins
g. IL. CROSMAS,
Deputy Quarterms.te- GENERAL
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L. 3. MoaTIEy esq OF Utica, v. J writes" have used
your Pec:ral myself ard in nay family stree you in
vented H. and believe It he best medicine for ti purpose ever
pu, out With bad cold should sooner pay twenty Two
doa1s Tor bottle than do without it or take any other rem
edy" ...,..... ,.,.-.,.-i ,,--,,-p.,,,
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BROADTY SaviyGs INsIIIrTfOS,l
NEW-SoKk. Jan z, 1869.
TNI.NE,T NOTICE.-DEPOSITORS are
hc .ofrd that the usual senanuual interest on de-
posi- re thereto the rate If six per cent per snu m
or nro escr.oia $780, and five pr cent over 500 will
b. paid ana a - JNDAA Oh instant. lntere't placed
o. thr cr it nolY-s md n Withdrawn, Will draw
interes. Ia. SAME b i-uosi' from a. Instant.
FRaNCIS ?. SCHOALS. President
WADE H. WoHnAII. Secretary.
PEIxR CUNNING. Accountant.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA and the SOUTH aud WEST, via JER-
SEY CTY-Mail aud Express Lines leave Newf York at :
and 10 M, g. and II D. m Fare ~. Through ticket
od for the South sndWes and through baggage checked III
a. m. aud . aud II y. m. trains.
j. w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for rns unless delivered
and Is minutes 10 Advance OF the time OF Leaving
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OfIlCa or Assn CONuIssAHN q ESgRAL or SCHsisrfNCa
No Staie-.t NswA YORK Jan. 10, 1907.
A RMY SUPPLlLS.--Pr0pO'als viii be re-
y ceiyed this ONCE until O'Clock y. IA. OF FRIDAY,
the 18th instant for funi hing The United states Amy the
following mentioned articles and quantities Of suoience
Stores. viz:
l51000 pound, Of prime RICE
2tClO pounds Of PRIME RIO COFFEE.
10000 pounds Of prime RIO COFFEE, roasted.
Sample 10 accompany proposals Affidavit Of coffee roafer
required 20 the identity u tie coffee Al tie article TO be
pack iu double sacks bundled pounds net eachl
de sscs b. be Of strong cos~woven twsd cotton Ftuf
on side .sck OF quality aud strong gunny bags both
be seweG oOe aud the package % be- nsdeyey com
rarcorrers Of the outside be- drawn wound aud
sewsd strongly hall OF oolo 20 be- delivered by
the 3st inst the rcmAinder b. ne 9Th February, III
Proposals be indorscd fIopo.a FOR subs..,nce soIes
for ST. Lori-.'
A. 49, EATON, Lieg;eusnt Colonel and A. c. O ;.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For k-g-havon. a M, (EL)i I2.lS, J;@tEIl $50,
% and z. gn. -
s1l. aud A.. pa.
Tor Milford STAFFORD Fairfield Southport and We,iPo'',
q. IA. l-.i5. $50. and f:3p p
Tof Norwsk l. s:JO a. I2l5 $50. (EI)i $50 40 s.
Fo- Dlrau and Greenwich :, $50 m; l2l5 49, 40
$50 g. m. 49, 80 -. .
TO- Por, Chester and intermediate s,nion1 Z o30a u:
l.. 5:sO;t:cJ. $3.50, C:JO. 2. %.
Tor Poft Chester aut New Rochelle, y