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A friend who witnessed the battle Of Ant
ietam, and remained in that region for some
days. attending 10 the wounded. tells me
that he found a Georgia conscript on the
field mortally wounded. His only clothing
was shirt torn in shreds, and a pair OF
irowsers out at the knees and seat The
kindness Of my friend elected from him his
name aud some interesting particulars. "a
am, said the wounded man. "a Georgian hy
birth. sold my cotton In 1850 for - 800.
/ have a wife and four children az home. |
am Union man. They pressed me iEio the
army. am DYING. | have never fired "a
gun NJ she stars and stripes" 4 heart
rcnding experience Tile. but INV friend met
some fourteen other similar cases in almost
the same extremity Thousands of desert
ers. he SAYS. escaped into the mountains,
chiefly northern born men Who we're pressed
into the Rebel sce and they are grads
ally making their way into the settlements o.
Pennsylvania for clothing and food. Which
are generously bestowed SogtLcrn-bof.
men Who haze fallen into our hands or de
serted are overcome with the kindness shown
them. for they had been taught that they
would all he murdered II caught by rs Nv
friend tells me that the reports of the oior
which the Rebel army exndes and leaves
behind il are In no wise exaggerated Ii IS
indescribable and sickcninE 10 tho last de-
gree. Worman's Woods. a noble grove.
near Frederick in which the Rebels en-
camped, is ruined. IL is TO be burned in
order TO abate the nuisance.
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The Ocean aud the Pan of Raj,

The Atlantic ocean includes An arc. =,
"O,VOo square miles. Suppose an ,nch
OF rain TO fall upon only one fifth of this
vast expanse. il would weigh 500 900 000
tons. and The salt which. as water, is held in
solution IN the sea. and which, when the wa
ter was taken up as vspor. wac le(t hsh;rs
70 disturb the equilibrium. weighed ia. 600.
vvv more tons. or nearly twice as much "A
al the ships IN the world co,ld carr At .
cargo each IL might fall in a dav: but oc-
.upy what time !, might il falling. this rain
= cAieulAted TO exert 50 much force-which
- inconceivably great-in disturbing ~.
equilibrium OF the ocean. II all the water
discharged BY the Mississippi river during
the year we're taken up IN one mighty p,e..o
ure. Art cast into the ocean At "a effor, !,
would not make greater disturbances 10 the
equilibrium OF the sca thar the fall Of rain
supposed. And jet 50 gentle are the oner.-
tons Of nature tha; movements - vsss are
unpeFceived
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The southern States seeded from Al.
Union os;susidly because q a.. .lss;,,, 80
slavery from the territosi-s II the United
States. whereby they said they bad been de-
nied equality in tie ,crritorv ''rurch.ses hv
the eommoa blood and treasure al he
nio0- Their arguments. showing clear
TILE to hinder national prosperity bv TIE in
'eFpositon OF a Southern local institution.
are remembered by all
Failing u their argument. they rebel. and
nov they demaud the world assent 70 prooo-
siions that overthros az their former COM
psAint Of The Uoioe. Thev cnu,nnI that.
Ansie Staie-ArkaasAs OF Louisiana. for IN
s.asee-''p aFehaset hy he cornmae hIe,s
aoa treasure oftoo Uaion. can. ~ n. a.,
-sefes e secsssisn. guilty The rirl,. 81 erer,
o.ner State n The Union il ard 10 re ,r,.
oom1erce aud propreiorsl;n az l.,.ls.'-,
90 psoperiy ~ltlia its border IL o,Ae-
Il 49, Dat power The rebels formerly snisi
s - s-e s..Houiy Of unised nation shev po-
thet nasics oers 81
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Peculiar Properties Of Phospboru.

Ii is now just Two hundred years since
phosphorus was first obtained by Brand OF
Hamburg. So wondDDkpl was the discovers
then considered thar krapt. an eminent phi
losopher of the day. gave Bran1 three hun
dred dollars for the secret of its preparation.
hrapt then travelled and visited nearly all the
courts of Europe, exhibiting phosphorus to
kings and mobiles. In appearance tho article
resembles bseswax, but is made transparent.
approaching 70 the color OF amber. It's
name, which is derived from the Greek, sig
mites light bearer" and ia Indicative of is
most Distinguishing quality. being seltlu-
minous. When exposed 70 tho ali II shines
ike star, giving out beautiful lamhenf
greenish light. Phosphorus dissolves in warm
oil; and il this phosphorized oil DO rubbed
over the face IN the dark tho features assume
ghas,ly appearance. The origin OF uhos.
phorus 10 the most singular fact concerning,
II. Every other known substance can be
traced 20 either earth or air; but phosphorus
seems to be ca animal origin OF ak All
mails, man contains tho most. and OF the Va
rious parts Of tho body, the hraia yields. by
snaly.is. more phosphorus than any other.
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EDSALL, ROOT a. CO.
- -
EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several hi
visions as numbered below, constituting the Seventh
Assessment District Of the state Of indiana.
yIGo COUNTY.
Dirisioe, No. William X. Edwards, Of Terre.
Haute:
All that part Of Harrison township, inclu-
ding the city Of Terro- Haute, bounded a. fol-
lows Beginning at the southwest corner OF cut let
Of 1crre Hante No ~, thence east 20 the centre Of
the south line Of section ~, town L. north 81 range
swest, thence north 10 the centre the north sec
ton line Of section Is, town and range, thence
west 10 the Wabash river, thence south with tue
east bank Of said river TO the place Of beginning
Alsosl that part 81 said river laying west OF the
last named boundary line 20 the west bank of said
river.
Dirislon, 70. samuel McKecn, q Harrison
township:
All that par, Of said county south Of the National
Road and cas-; Of the Wabash river, not embraced
In Division No. !.
Dirisioa. Ne. 3-Edward Robbins. Of Harrison
township
All that part OF said county west OF the Wabash
river. and east Of said river and north OF the Ma
tonal Road, and not included In Division No. I.
vERNILLIoS COUNTY.
Decision, We. a-S,ephen Millikin. Heil town
ship:
| 1ownships--Ciin,on and Hclt.
Lsrisioa, No. 5--Buskin Z. Rhodes, Newport:
Iownshirs-vermillion. Eugene, Highland.
rARKE COUNTY.
Dirisios, No. 6--Iohn Millikin, Montezuma
Townships Reserve. Penn, Liberty. Sugar Creek,
Howard.
Disisioa. "a. William IT, Nye. Rockville:
Tcwnships--Adams, Wabash, Union, Green and
Washington.
Dieision, Ne. s-Joseph Mcfarland. RaccOOn
township
Township Florida, Raccoon and Jackson
PUTNAM COUNTY.
vile:
| Townships Russell, Franklin, and Jackson
| L'tristoD. M lo-JohH w. Earn, Greencastie:
rownships-cinton, Monroe. floyd. Madison.
| 6reencaste and Marion.
Diris.oa. Ne: ll-warrrn Fellows. Manhattan
| I"wnships-W Washington and Warren.
| Dirisioa. Ne l2-Hugh Foster, NJ. Meridian:
shPs--Jenerson. Coverdale. MN Greek.
CLAY COUNTY.
Diris'ea. 40. 10 Nathaniel Allen. Po-ey town
Townshipl-Posey, Jackson. Cas-. Dick Johnson.
Van Buren,.
DirisioH, W li-james l.. Harris, Bowling
Green:
Townships Sugar Ridge. Washington, Harrison.
Lewis snt Perry.
OWN COUNTY
Dirision. No. l5-JoLn II. Martin, Of Spencer.
Townships-Fr ankiin. Jefferson, Marion, fafay-
cite, Washington and Clay.
DiriSion, No. lev. Y. Hoisbire, al Gospost.
TownshiFs--x Morgan, Montgomery, Wayne, Jack
son, Jennings, Taylor and Harrison.
GREENE COUNTY
BicisioR, No. l1-Philanier Burr. worthlngton.
Townships-Eel river, Fairpay. jefferson, WASH
ihg'on, smith. Wright, Stockton and Stafford.
Dirssios, 70. l8--wlllam W. Gainey, Bloom
field:
Townships- Highland. Taylor, and Cas-.
birisioq, Ao. l9-James III. CASTOR solshury.
townships Jackson, Centre, and beach Creek.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
.Lssissoa, No. 2o-Saraael Nc Reed. Sullivan:
o~nships--Jackson. FalrLsnks, Truman, Ham
iaon and GIL.
Df0fsion. 10. 2i--John Martin, Carlisle:
Iownahips-Cnr Cas-, jefferson and Baaann
JAMES HARRINGTON,
Assessor 9Th Assessment District q indiana.
Terre-Hsute. Oct. p lse2 -dw4w
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
II $. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

- lie. Collector, Claim gent, &c. A. offers
his services 70 he public, especially 70 those who
have been connected with the Military oersce OF "a,
United States, and who may have any claim scains,
The General Government. evil GRANGE, foraar.
aud successfully prosecute all valid claims nj reason
able charges, aud rapidly the business can be
dispatched before the proper Offices al asLingt
Having TRY yssks experience and practice Lereln-
sAa The AID OF an old officer Of tic Seneral Govern
Inent under President Fillmore Administration. IL.
saot fail la being successful with all legal claims
whether Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY or LAM
WARRANTS.
HAiF-PAY PESsIoSs-The Widows OF If no
willows, the Children rnder sixteen years Of age. o
oncsra anu soldiers Of the present any previous
war, who havc died boon killed. while In the SER
vice, are eatltled 10 Halliday Pensions
INVALID PENSlOSS.--All officers and Soldier.
who are disabled BY reason OF wounds received or
disease contracted while In the service and In the
Inc OF dniy a asolder. At any period, sre ti,ls
% Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRASTS.--Ali VIII. served IA dsr,
ay OF The past Of the United siaies or oxx dav
. battle. are entitled % lsO acre. Of Land Inesss
1eath, the Widow and Miners are entitled
BOUNTY hoSEy.-Ths heirs OF all Soldier. who
hhveyolunteered during the present war for three
years or during the war; and have died or been Killed
While IA the service, entitled 10 Oxx uuxpnrn
DoiI >Rs Bounty Money. and such arrears Of the Sol
aiers pay az may have accrued TO tho date u his
death. ~
SoehArges made wiikoat a claim Is successfully
terminated.
Deeds and MORTGAGES executed and Kanks NJ
nishcd.
- Eastern arrearsgss arranged and collected.
and exchange promptly RENTED.
ofFlCk al the old cosner stand.
ID :. DANALDSOS,
'eos@u Notary Public, &c.
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DIR. POTTER,
MO.HeEOP.fTEsS<T.

UNLAWFUL for the patronage
u which has been 20 literally extended 10 ~.
sutlng TIE past Tour ears, would respectfully go
hcit continuance ~ the same
ouick.-souih Third Street, lwesf side s,-rsi
door ffom Ohio Street
hsninsscs-corner Of Fourth and oal si,..t.
yuy23d3n
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VERMIN.

~ Preparations Oshd er,unlike all others are
Free from Poisons."
'No, dangerous 10 the Human Family"
RATS do not die on the premi,es."
They come oui 81 .--.i Lolca 10 die"
"Ihcy are the emily Inia,l.5le remedies inown."
"l2 years and more established IN New Yorl CITY. -
Jsed t5'-the City Pest Once.
Used ly-ihe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used bg--the City Steamers. Ships, a..
tsed by-iho City Hospitals. Aims Houses, a..
Used blythe CITY Hotels. 'Asiors.' st Nicholas :,
tsed 6y-thc Boarding Houses. &c.. SC
Used ignore than 80, eco Private Families.
rH->ee one ~ tco Specimens AZ tcAaf i Er,gv.
'ohSre said ~ ne Pope Editors I,alegS. g.
HoUSEKEFpEEs- troubled with vsrmin need be-
so no longer, IL they use C0srAK's" ENterminatofe
We have used 10 TO our satisfaction and II a box
cost S5we would have u. We had tried polsons.
knocks the breath out 90 Rats, Mice Reaches and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than No eau write H. It.s ~
great demand all over the countr, 5. Medina 10
Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED an
nuaild Ia Grant County by Verinin, than would pay
for tons Of this Rat ami Insect Killer Lancaster
wis NcfT'f. -
tiRENR 4 n. cdSz1a--we are seIlins your pre-
partitions rapidly. Wherever they have been ulei
Mice, Reaches and Nefmn disappear rapidly
""'' fcESa srorryKs. Druggists. Windsor. Md.
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COAL! COAL!

N Q :" r. II. M
A. O. COMBS. =. conns
COMBS & BROTHER.
HAVlNd recently purchased the Coat Rrp. for
Il Il merly known the .'SCnEE MINES one
and-three-quarfer miles west Of tho city, are now
prepared 20 furnish the citizens Of Tcrre Hau,e and
vicinity, with good article Of well screened coal AZ
ngurss TO suit these pKrilous times
We are also Agents for the Highland Rraxil and
Fsrmersearg Coal Mines.
~ Orders left At the vigo County Scales or a, the
residence Of either proprietor, near he RIchmons
Railroad Depot, win be filed On short notice.
Give NJ trial
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PUBLIC SALE.

Public sale of tncinimcd Baggage.
"fSFRAl PASSENGER. STATION
iiEEr Harm. sept. -. lsC9
nN THURSDAY, TIE 3OTn
~ dsN .. October ~ II o'clocl A. a.ulil te .alf
At public sale, The following ic'e- of unclsf..
baggage. unless called fm pie,lous g. a. -, ID
sale. and charges p.id vi.
! BLACK Trunk
~ ar Y. a. check NJ. go
? iinssei Trunk
Green iaack Hats
l Canvass = J Rand hos ard shawl
| Bundle,
kusseu Hand Trunks,
Leather Saddle Bog
Small RoN
20 Black OilCioh Carpet Sack.
: Flush Carpet Saci..
= Shawls
= fsraSois,
Terms e sab CASH ~ orief.
A HcucH. Station N.-f.r
s-pi. 30, dlm
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MEDICAL.
w. u. he Ia Mater, W. -.

IIf SICIAN MD SURGEON.
n Gives special attention TO the treatment Of ~.
eases 81 the fye aud Ear operates for Cataract Ar
.heiHl fupli. Iferyginm, SsaIhy loula. Staliafnu.
~. Removes tho various FERNS II Acute 80
'hronic inflammation oi The Fyo and Par. ~ mills
course "i remedial agents, Restores Sisss g. IL.
rnnn, sni Hearing 20 the Deaf, IN all cs.es suscsr
nrie ~ cure ~ cper alton medic Al treatment
MAJ ~ consulted. free 81 charge ~ letter a.
stief"isc. oace Soutbcast coris4 SeeOai as,d Pa
lar streets. Tcrre Hantc. Indiana if~lI-il,
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''Cos'ar's" Raj. Roach. Dc Estsrnrnefor. 1
| "CosfaT's"
'Cosfar's" Bcdbgo Eofcrmiaafor.
"Cosfarsj
"Cosfar's' Electric Po,rier. for Ins.ofs. DC.
~ &c, soc, and 90 Boxes. nottea and Flssks,
AMI ~ Si1a. for Plantations shin@ PAT.
Hoif's etc. etc.
CAUTION -! 70 prevent The public from
being imposed upon hy = i.l.sass and HoIl,, p,ToT
ctons I1flf1fions, q rev label has bear trenarst
barring focslHHf ~ ihe fropricfor's signature
Examine each box, h.I'it er assk Carefully hefora
purchasing AMI tfl .'hiar hat "cosrar,s .
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PARTNERS Here
Il ioiore existing between r. Slppcrt A william
Dunn. vss thisday dissolved by mutual consenf-
T. SfPPRIgT 1 wa. DUNN
Terre-Haufe, Aug. !, lss2.
LII THOSE KNOWING them
n selves indebted 70 p. Sipperi Dunn. viii
please call at once and settle, close I'D their ae
counts, without further notice Either party of The
nrm y authorized 20 settle the accounts
VIM Dunn will be fouEd a the old s,orp. lie Va.
bah street. y NIf,pgRT a pr-x~
Aug n. 1ss3-dw-tf
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Sv.,,ses, O\A Soves, Weak.
Mess OK StSyucss oy N>e
AO,Nts.
Vvost's A,.>,uAeN>t WIN
cave NE W\ost oNst,uuts
NsoAoe\Nc Nv S,StesM MIN
Wtes.
Vrost's IilsN,vMsNNt w,N
cAve N,ovv\Neu, tAWeu IN
Aosss yvoVM Y,us 70 S,ItceM
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c>svG t\Ns V,st>>\u.
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Shslby Co, H., REQ e., 1909.
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MovC lwst ewv,A uNuAsass
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NN>Ne, WIN one SottAc oS
AoNv eNeeNeNt A.,vA>SSNs.
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DIR. J. M. FROST,
y" East Washington street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND
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nNA CowNtsN MeveM0Vts
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPosAIs FOR e25oep CENTRAL PARK I'M
i provenicnt Fund Stock OF 1875"
Sealed proposals will be received al the Comptroer's o.
hcc until Monday, the tenth day of February 1864
o'clock r. NJ, whom the will be publicly opened for the
whole she Of hundred aud hfty thou
sand doars of the Central Park Improvement Fund
Stock authorized By chapter IS of the OF 1860 BY
an Ordinance Of the Common Council approved by the May
Tho said stock will bear inercs al the rate Of sx per cent
per payable quarter yearly. and the principal viii be
redecmnble November 1, 1876.
Tho proposals. will state the amount Of stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will be required deposit with
the Chamberlain Of the city within ten days after open
ing OF the bids the awarded TO them respectively In.
cluding the premiums on the same
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
perlain deposits The parties win be entitled 10 re-
certificates for equal amounts OF the par Of the
stock, bearing Interest from the dates OF Payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo-
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and the
troiler
The right reserved 10 reject any all OF the bids N con-
sered nocesary TO protect cr promote the interests Of
cay. ROBERT r. HAWS Comptroller.
Crryor new YORK DrrARrnEST or FfSANoH, Comptrol.
cr's Once, January q, 1864.
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IIRsr GLASS STEAM FORGE FOR sALE.-MILL B1

TNrRST CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE.-wILL BE
sold ut public sale at O'Clock NJ Tuesday the
Of February 1852 the public house of W. L. Deor
the city OF Reading the property known ~ the Read
Jug Steam Forge in said city.
Said Forge substantially built completely equipped
with all the modern improvements, including seven-ton
Nasmyh hammer and three Kirk steam hammers each with
heating furnaces aud boilers attached bending
chine and three pudding furnaces Eve bscksmhs
forges two thirtyon cranes largest class boring MILL
Main building 800 by 100 feet with sheet roof carren
shop aud brick Office with proof &C. on the pre-.
mises which contain r2s acres.
Said Forge conveniently located for business
joining the Reading Railroad, aud so connected rexh
coal and other freight without for hauling. Shutes
be dumped close each furnace, without extra
for hauling ator This Forge capabe of executing
the heaviest work. having forged and finished the
shafts Of the Adrat (beleved be the largest ever
made) besides complete sets of forgings for
steamships Tor government and Others The city
ing presents peculiar for the successful operation
OF such forge II within 80 miles of Philadelphia
Kill 60 ton) canal l23 miles by rail direct York,
13s from Baltimore "a from Haiii burg. and "a from the
Schuylk coal REGION whence the best anthracite
be placed the doors for about So
ing situated in OF the finest agricultural dis rc,s of
Pennsylvania has population OF 5000 and noted for its
general health and the purity Of its water. As Bcrks
~ contains furnaces than other In the United
States iron Of every description be by fore
the lowest prices Title clear Of all ncumbrance Pos
session given and made easy suit pur-
with necessary tool and aprurtenance TO
work Immediately taking possession 1t Is property
well worth the attention OF those engaged in the above bus
For any further information, apply 10
II. IL. MUH LENBERG.
Cashier of the Farmers Bank RcadiDr, Penn.
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CEALEp PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED. uNrIL THE

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED, UNTIL THE
- 9Th day OF February 1882 FOR furnishing FLOUR TO
Subsistence Department OF ne United States Army.
About twelve thousand 2O0O barrels will be required of
high grade OF extra Flour 10 he delivered In Washington
nt the railroad dpc at the nis warehouses In 0ergc
between the 9th aud 10th February 1862
Each barrel of Flour 10 be inspected just before it is
cevrd.
tanned At the Capitol 0ak ~ Washington city aud the bar
rce 10 W. heal lined.
The cla omaty cih Of allegiance will D. rrqars Of each
BdS 10 ta directed 10 Na'orA FroKwffa s,rsA,
aud nd ,rsed propusals,'
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TxrRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

IL Housckeepers and Boarding House Keepers.
The elegant Household Furniture of class private
boarding house 2 Waverley place. of Sixth
viii be sold at public auction This day ocock
csey TO the highest bidder without reserve ising Of
Brusses Thrce-py and Ingram Carpets lass G. ina
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Kitchen Furniture, bmck
walnut Paror Suits covered In reps and haoth marble
hogany and rosewood Bedseads Bursau: wshtands Hair
Bed Spring Seat Chairs. Lounges Olcloth Stoves Chande
hers Stair Carpets &c. Sale positive. All the goods
beremoved ~ hours alter the sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLACKS
w STANDARD COMEDY MONT
CHAN0K EVERY ENHNIN0.
FRIDAY,
will be given again Tin consequence tho crowded
the theatre at the last hotoa popular i've
cot comedyof
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COOK, AucrroNEER.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY GEO COOK, this day at III o'clock l4 Broad
large stock II rrt class goods consisting of Paror,
Chamber Library and Dining Room Suits Of various
and finish; superb paror Egeres Secretaries. Cabinets,
Canterbores Centre and Fancy Tables rosewood Ward.
robes, ArrnoreaGIace sdeboards Bookcases Extension
fion. Sale positive
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HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nas,aq strces opposite the Post IN MINER
i0 o'clock at their saesroo 81 Nassau street large and
general assortment Of Household Furniture Gas Fixtures
for ccnvenencs Of sale consIstlg Of Velvet brussels and
Ingram Carpets, rosewood Parlor Suite made Nv Nee
rosewood Bedroom Suite, nearly and good order. ma
hoglny and black walnut French Bedced Rurcaus Ia
bra. soiaa and Chairs mahogany Bufct Booscases and
warirebcs LounSes Easy Chairs Hair Maresses FEATHER
Beds Holsters and Pilows gilt frame Mante Pier Mir.
rrs ar Carpets and Rods Dining and Bedroom Crockcry
Glassware, Kitchen Utensils &c.
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LEGAL NCTfCBs.

4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.-~r UBrdC NOTICE rs HifNE
~ by given that's writ efsitlchmuui ha been iss out
u. tho Supreme Court OF New Jtflrf it e fut 81 NNa.
rne X vaerbu~r, ssnst the esste Of Wiltm Y Have
and Francis NJ iaee1 his wife, for c sum ~ ave th0ls4ud
dollars, IN plea Of dabt and that ssi w ~as rttrtrd
ClfAS p SMITH rafs.
prcrwaEE n, 1861 TskopoRs BUEEoT, At,0lpey,
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uEyRY II. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER

II HENRY II. LEEDS, co. will sell at auction, ON
Saturday February at o'clock In front Of store No. 23
Nassau street. splendid drappe gray horse belonging
tiers now ansrter,d IN this city having been with his
rnand ordered 10 Fort Jefferson, Torugas and take
horses will sell At tho above place The horse warranted
sound and Kind IN every particular perfectly broke FREQ
easy saddle horse and sold for faul Cost $35 Can be
seen ON morning OF sale. Sale positive.
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uENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY ". LEEDS co. will sell at auction, on
SATURDAY. Febri,ry l. at Il< o'clock a the sacsroo No
s Nassau street. general assortment of Household Furni
ue embracing every article necessary for furnishing first
riass house.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

M DOUGHTY, AuCTroNEER WILL SELL THIS
day q ioh O'Clock at the ssesrocn ss Nassau street
compslng r2sewocd and mahogany Psrlor sus Brussels
And Vclyet Carpets, Fsr Glasses, Bookcases Extension
Dining Tabsa Burseus washsands, Bcdsteads, Hair Mat
fresecs Engsh double barresd Gun two rosewood ~.
Hard Tabled, &C., 10.
T,AwNgEoKEns SALE OF WATCHES AND JEwKI-
4 ry-This Day, At A. NJ. CRISTALARS auction n
Eowcfy consisting OF large OF gold 20
yaches q every dscIfpion. Alto, large crier,ion
Sowery. BY order Of JOHN j. LEVY, 20 sixth avenpe.
13AwNBRQEEls sALE--THls DAY, AT io,, O'CLOCK,
No East Broadway, 500 lots OF inens AZ tas
Usarps Apparel, copsis.ing Of Heavy Cosis, and
Defn AerinQ Dresses Blarkes O. cntlemtn's sl.rs
and shoes BY order Of Noses svarir -
'DAWNpRQFEng sALE-THrs DAY, ~ rFLr,
T. pohAhAM C s9re No. ~ New hoslry. e,, iris OF
Xlso ys,SAss and 5owclry.b ~ ordsi .1sAfs coHEs