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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Setting Fruit Traea

In removing trees from the nursery
they should be dug up with the great
est care, leaving all the. fihrous roots
that is possible, and the large roots
that are cut /, off roughly should be
trimed smoothly with sharp knife
in slanting direction. eI ~
If the weather be dry and windy.
the roots of the trees should be cx-
posed as short time as possible. II
they are to be carried far in a wagon.
a covering Of some kind is very cs-
Sential; and on arriving. at their dcs=
tination they should be heeled IN; that
Is dig trench deep enough to receive
the entire roots Of the trees, set close
ly together at an angle of about As
degrees. Then cover the roots with
earth; and if it is designed to let the
trees remain in that condition for a
week or longer, considerable care
should be taken to fill up all the in
terstices, so that no air will come in
contact with the roots. If necessary
trees when well heeled in can remain
from Fall to Spring with complete
safety. When the trees are set, take
abundant time to dig the holes, and
be sure that they are large enough
If the roots of tree, when extended
horizontally, reach in diameter four
feet, let the hole be some larger, so
that the young rootlets that are first
sent out shall find soft soil to grow
in. Place the surface soil at one side
Of the holes, and when dug, throw in
to the bottoms enough to cover them
six or eight inches deep; then sci the
trees, having boy to hold them up
right while you carefully arrange the
roots in a circle as near as. may be:
after which enough surface soil should
be thrown upon the roots to cover
them, at the same time moving the
trunk of thetree a few inches right and
left so as to cause the earth 10 settle
around and into the cavities among,
the small roots. After the roots are
covered about eight inches deep, the
earth should be pressed firmly upon
and among them by your feet, and If
a pail of water were turned into each
hole at this Jstageaofo fopUceeding, it
would be a good thing, then leave the
water to settle about fifteen minutes,
when the holes can be fiJlel up with
subsoif, if portion of that remains.
] always set thenga inch or two deep
er than they grew in the nursery. At
the end ofOne season. the earth osct-
ties around them, leaving them no
deeper than they stood originally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
DR.. MeLean's Universal Pills,
for Liver Complaint. BiIlions Heedache. e

There has never been a TIIARTIC medicine on,.rep
the public, that has given sIc cntirc satisfaction
MCLEAN ) UNIVERSAL ! IIS-
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
and be taken ly the most tender infant; prompt
and powerful in removing alt Bilious secrrtens, At id
Impure irou the stomach. In TACT they the
y Pills tIst should be iiscd in Ilriuus districts.
They prod nccno Gripping sickness pam in the stom-
Iiwe!s, ti0u@ilTc active andsearcir in fhcr
operation, promoting healthy SccCctnIs u the Liver
and Kidneys. Who Will sI.r from BlliousntsS. Head
ache and Foul stomach, when cheap remedy be
obtained. Keep them constantly on hand; single dose
taken in season mas pFcvti hours, days, and months
Of Sickness. Ask tor nr- j. IL. McIelns Universal Pills
Take other. Being coatr, they taselcss Price
only - per box aud be sent by mail t0 any
part OF the United StatnS- .r.-r-
! H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cor Ter of Third ami Pie Sts-, St. LOUIS, No.
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RPVOlVers

Clocks Watches and JeweIry repaired by ex7crf,.nr
gofklnrn- All work warranted April II. '5g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Late Pastnrine

Some farmers keep their cattle out
as late as possible in the Fall, and G.
ven into winter. The pastures are
gnawed very closes even the ae
ter-mathiof Che sIhewina fields, ,as. III
they never expected TO get another
crop of grass from them. This is
very bad husbandry u9on any land,
and especially that recently seeded
with herd grass. This grass, as is
well known TO all careful observers.
has a. pulbous FeotSond the fine fllcrsl
that shoot out from the bottom are not
as strong as the roots Of most other
grasses. 1t is, therefore, exceedingly
liable to be torn out by the roots bv
grazing cattle, especially il the grass
is short. In a close cropped meadow
where the grass has been soWn, moth
ing is more common than to sec thou
sands of these dried ,bulks lying upon
the surface. We doubt the economy
Of grazing herdgrass meadow at a.
ny time. But if done at all, it should
not be cropped after the first of No
vember, in this latitude. The roots
of all the grasses are designed to be
covered with their own leaves and
stalks during the winter. These and
the snow protect them from the alter
nate freezings aud thawings, and bring
them out in good condition in the
Spring. The farmer who undertakes
to thwart the designs Of Nature in
this respect, will find it very expen-
sivc business. The little he saves
now he loses the next season in the
diminished yield of the pasture or
meadow. We ought always to man
age SO as to- -leayea Nature working
with us instead Of against us. This
is one Of tho evils Of overstocking
farms. The farmer is afraid he has
not fodder enough for winter, so he
pastures till the ground is frozen. :
He cuts less hay for it the next seEl-
son, and he is still more sorely temp
ted to pasture late. 1t is quite as bad
for the cattleassthe land IF they have
no fodder in the month, of November
they lose rather than gain upon spas-
ture, unless it is much better than the
average. Every animal ought to 90
into the stable lin a thriving e6ndi-
tion-if not fat, at least full Lof- -aesh.
They are. then easily 1kept thriving
upon good hay or upon hay and roots,
BtraWAand meal. After several years
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

Close obsefyatioR directed to this par
ticu1ar point, we do not think any
thing Is eainedby pasturing - this lat
itude, and north of it, after the first
of November. AHthe grasses must
lave time to cover their roots in or
der to make flush feed next season.
Cattle foddered through part Of Oe-
tober and lroiiglit to the stable about
the 1st of November, in good flesh,
are easily wintered. 1t Is better man
agement to buy hay or sell stock than
to pinch pastures by close feeding
Exchange.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

TTNY gentleman in want Of a good knife had
IL b1ttcr call atNo. 3, William INock. good as
sdrtnen Of farmers Jack Knives OF the best quality
dec7 Just received and for sale by
... -. C. PIATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
ANDERSON'S
Magic Furniture Polish
THE BEST IN THE wCRLD CAN NBEHApAT
j. LATIMER'S MUSIC STORE, sANDUs-
KY STREET, DELAH ARE, OHIO.

RemOres all NdinS DiTt!
Produces a brilliant and lasting Polish
Greatly improves the Appearance OF New FuFniturcl
Makes Old Furniture OF any kind look like new
Is applied with a bitof common cotton rag.
No grease abOutit. Dries in an instant
Retail price, 25 cents per bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
To PHYSICIANS and Ne aIers

WE VIII sell DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc. to Physicians
wv at the very lowest prices for CASH We can also
supply Dealers with Castor OIL Ink, Essences, Sc. by
the dozan and other articles by the quantity, whole
sale prices, for Cash.
Jan. ], 1862. STARR & BROTHER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Rroclamaficn

MEN AID BOYS OF THIS ADJOINING COUNTIES
44 Altho ISh thousands upon thousands of pltriIiic
lhl have LETT their homes in defense at their country
there are sim great many lett, to whom il will he
good news n learn that though the cold aud frosty
{" Autumn and W inter coming upon thcm they
be supplied with the necessary prcscrvativcs in the
shap' Of READY MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING tsouI,S
SAWLS, HATS ANR CAPS at prices. The reputation
OF selling Goods in this line lower Han any other horse
in town. or in the county, borne by the Undersigned
number Of years. will be still mnrc fully MI intaincd
this season. The great commercial disaster
tern cities having enabled them buy their Goods be-
low the original cost Of them, and the advantage
which they are now giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now, therefore, all men and boys be ye big lit
tic rich poor the GREAT CLoTtuNG EMPoEIUN
OF Reynolds INK and let your he big
tic they will be happy to wait yOu sell you all
want, and send y"u your way home rejoicing
NJ charge for showing goo S.
REYNOLDS Il FRANK
Delaware. Oct 3 1851
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II G w lrm
Cutlery.

ZINE Ivor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives, taZors and Scissors, Of the hes
approved makers, Will be found selling cheap the
gewclTy Store of {. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

REiOhloNS, GUITARS, N1olINS, ACCURI IONS, AN
N1 other Instruments.
Also Seet Muse Instruction Books Vo.in and Guitn
Strings, Pitch Pipes Tuning Forks &C viii be found IN
variety at NO. > WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Nov. rs, iS59-fu
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n R. B. SMITH,

ATT o r n e A TyISlAsiNY e1stj sf
WILLL, give groqmgt n attention to all business
once NO 8 Williams Block ,up sta s.snsabs .
q Delaware, Jan. IS, ~ -ftf 47' s y. = ss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Robsrts, StgaI PIoTT. u Ut T

TUST received good stock of RonERTs' sTsEf PIoWs
u which offered to th public as superior PIow ,
which will be sold low for cash. ~a- q 90 -fsT
Feb. % &. .C.-CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Musical rnstrumen+s

T UST received One dozen OF the ahove celebrated
y Drills ON Commission cheap for CASH
May 80, Gl-t2mos.- {. II. POTTER Il CO.
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NEW AND OLD!

THE undersigned having sold ard bor ght ST
4 ln'i Two OF Ftic be n.if htis isr preparing MATE
ral for building PURPOSES the kHtWn world Thcrs
Wecdsrorgas : j.kt;,ei Maeh e which has ds4s tic
mechanical like the last eight in
this county gtill do the with l,eIcctse
and prices reduced. The second is D. Eerlcws Patent
Sash Machine, which makes SaS l1iinds and oOrs 10y
feeding it wuteleaf and dry iiinbersel;ls make
all Of our building materials have been in the busi
long enough TO know that other kind will an
We would say for the benefit OF the people of
CentraOhin tha; would br very sorry have thchc
eciyed by arrS tales and lies and would bevery much
pleased to havr them and see with naked eyes
W0 are aso prci5arcd TO furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Francs, MDuIdfnsE, Panels, etc.,
cfall descriptions t the very lowest pSsible srcs-
sash Gllci with glass and painted. toori siding, and
fact every thing in the eiIsisiI line
A. have the In eestStock ON hand Of Sash
Doors. the city. viii guarantee prices suit
purchasers Especial attention is PAIR to Manufacture
Win tow Blinds order, all Completed painted and
hung fshre PRICES Freeing Ender renewed obliga-
tio To- uurficns and patrons Tor thrir kind patronage
the last eight years would ti solicit share II
tlie Respectfully.
aug. 81, 53-*u. PERRY K ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

Repairing.

A coon HORSE and sI,I1NG WAGON. Cail down
IA at n. Ely * COS,
JIIy II, 1SGl.-Ttf. = VI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

60 W.
C. D. POTTER & co.
TTAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever ofered in thus market, consisting in part Of
Naylor's Cast f, b. Gcrnmin, A. u. spring, steeI;j
Ton 7. =. p. and American Nall Rod;
and i'itts6Hrg Manufacture: -s.-~
Axels Vices, Anvs, bellows, SC; Coil chain1 116,
% and TIC Log Halter and Breast hains Cow Tics;
lulup Chain aud Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.;
200 Boxes hfst quality Class from 'Xg TO SoN4O (any
size cut to order) sash, Doors and Blinds furnEh'
at manufacturers prices;
Paints-whitc and Red Lead in oil and dry, French
ZInc, White Iitharagc, NcnItian Red Whiting, &c;
Turpentne, Iinsecd Oil and Patty;
Brushes-1aint, Vanish, Whitewash, Horse and Shoe
Feather busters;
800 dozen Locks and Iatchcs complete assortment;
200 dozen Grcrnwood's Butts 100 dnz. Wrought Broad,
Narrow Table and Brass Buts raliner's Blind and
Grccdw6ud's Congress Butts: Blind Fastenngs and
Sash Locks; cord Gimbl,t pointed Screws.
Il j LIZ c U LERY.
c. n. ?. & Co. would respectfully eaIlthe aitentonaf
housekeepers and others To their stock ofTablecutcry,
consisting Of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa ami common Handles, with and tined stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoon handled Carvers;
80 dOZ Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties
American and English Shears and Scissors
Axcs-Robert's, Whites Hunts, Simmond's, Brooks
Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and simmond's Bench,
Shingle ana lathng llitchcts; -
Bitts-Chrks Graduated, churcnll's, Hammer Twist,
L'IIounUedicu 5 and common
Chscs--C. $. Socket Mortise PAIRING and Farmer
Saws-Ica and Icavit's Mulay and sash English and
American Cut, shepherd X rving's, si,ear s. Jack
son = aud other makes hand Panncl Rip, TenOn anu
Compass Saws. "..
Bench Planes, Plumbs Levels. &c.
Handlcs-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chiscl, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting aud common 1000S strap and
joint hinges Wrought lnsIs and Staples Gate lAtehcs.
Whips Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Enan-
clcd Leather; Einnnced Carriage tlatlis OH Table
Cloths and OIL Carpet; Saddery and IlRTnrss Trim
mngs shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages
Glasses, Canary seed etc, tagether with Thousand
other articles, 10 which the attention Of the public is
respectfully invited. rn f aug 20, 80 .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
House 8pouting

n0NE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
~ short notice-matertal Val aud Wurkmdhshp warrant
cd to be the bestpricea lowleaye your orders the
Large Stove aud Tin Store Of T. EVANS, JR.
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~ ew Watches.
PAINTS!

Of all COLOR ground in OIL, as well as dry
" IresIsuppy, for sale at The Drug store OF
N. l.. STARR Il BRO.
No. Williams Block,
ianll'G1 IraWare, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
Corn Painters.
Barnhill2s Corn DriIls.

u lessing's Combined Corn Planter and Shove
- ilow-lhe best pattern ever invented
For sale by G. G. ITIANRERI. AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
AMPS.
FOR SALE.
Mails.
Axes

TUsT received, best brand Wheeling Nails, which will
d be sold low for Cash.
Dec. q, 6l- e. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
nALFS AT ANcglOS.

naI.fs NJ AvcgIoS.
A ucr.oS SoTICE.
VA N. u0LLiNGs 4 70. Auctioaeer.
b oHAeLEs Q. gARGGs,
Ne = ccaraadt street.
Auction SALE OF
rwo THOUSAND "a KAGAS o. BOOTS AND SHOES,
oa Friday oeoser 81. \. halfps Isl ten O'Clock.
BUYERS ARE REsPE, 'TFULLY NOTIFIED
Tat TIC CATALOGUE FOR TaIs IMPORTANT
SALE WILL INCLUDE
THREE uiNoRED SAMPLE LOTS,
sEPEESENTING DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES
Desirable Boots and oes adapted TO all markets EN-.
eraciu sSnmrn rom nearly all The leading
.ouniry.
srEcIAL NOTICE
OUR RE, uLAR wEENLy AUCTION SALES
or HooTs AND SHOES. ON FRIDAYS.
WILL INCLUDE HEREAFTER, AS USUAL,
NOT LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
SOLD BY THE FULL PACKAGE ONLY,
AND DUPLICATED WITH GREAT LIBERALITy
CHARLES C. WARREN.
Auction Boot aud Shoe Warehouse,
Gort andt street
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

A UCrCN SALE or HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
- farn.'urc @ ~ CRlSrAiAR, auciIoncer, Wi!
tlis .at.i lals ocluc,. BAG Rrcone street.
TT lie - amt Elizabeth sifeets. about IL
"a rsca an Wnesor chairs Tables bureaus Cradles and
Was. IAN met OF Crockery, White ass
az los ware q Goa S ut,.s, &C, together with the
\; Sc.Rr Sire consisting Case Counter
eA,.si (. chan t.ie S. &c
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

s. RICHARDS AUCTIONEER.--leo) CASES
n. i;rrts, hos Kro ans, CATERS &c-RICiIARDS x
WHITING vii 81 ~ auction, Wednesday Oct ~, at
ielz o locN store II Cortitn street. large and
ir ass1rtcn 81 Fa and Winter Gods prising all
ely IS =. re-. Nonens misses and chdren's
sues lEorni..s oi sale.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
HOWARD scHENcK, AucTIoNEER.
IL SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
MORTGAGE SALE
BY EDWARD sCHENcK,
On Thursday, at lpl. o clock, at his salesrooms,

large assortment Household Furniture Carpets &C.
yea for q sale consisting in part Of rosewood
far.or Suits Centre Table, French plate Per and Manel
Mirrors; Velvet BFusse Threepy and Ingram Carpets;
rcsewuoi ans mahogany Secretary and Library BOOKCASE
enalaerd Bedroom Suits Dressing French Bed.
ssas, Wrcrbcs, stand Conmodcs. Shaving Stands
Hall Aates r. Feather Re - Bostars Pillows Palasses
Teiet - Gas Chandeliers, Lounges Sofa Bed, and
wrnu Extension Tables maho NJ SOFAS. Chairs Rockers
Eniets Dining Cuairs. gold ban Miudoy Shades Floor
Cl5h hanicl Vases, walnut Hat Racks Hall Chairs China
Gla-- N are. &c.
70 b. positively sold, to satisfy mortgage.
c. T. NORRIS Mortravee
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

A UCnoS NoTTCE-A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLoR
IA ) - covered ith FrcncA satin, maroon
gro eli ca Sz WI te sold for slsy; co. for Ss5;
unck suits. lot uf
IRrlar Be Dnins Room Furniture VIII sold
ceea Apply ll9 West Eighth street
tGlhso4 % q J, tween Fiitn and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
IIEvRY d. MINER. AUcrloNEER-GArIERY !,
UESE1 p rEErs ,n ArcroHEER

1ESEY 2. nLRrs. lR, ArcrloNEER.
~ w l.EANi M0pu 20.
fkkEAPIokf sAtL uf hOCsEuULD FURNITURE
hlA@ALN UTENSILS. kC &C.
banH ~" itw tF Ill 4 tIt4t5 elmln4 no o1sakccpir1
tll AshAf or u - ig's o'olocs.
the contents VI e t4te fttf tnEs yeutv seventh
street .s stNnih sttaf cN.ttn ot PA of And 4. .l.
su'n futh ~, flft- ~ art es s00s sa2ss Ma
NfNAturnta Enafavlut 9, nNrs tnI4 GA- ait Woefs,
Mtgr EltrhI q tnusls Chtuae .fF Ga IL = g,,ta i ~
- sr.. As t0arthuf & nu Hsfurim Fa4l t.ps.
o., sHcars Nia0f, gtnt Calr". .Ilttt. i acfs ~
ta.peit ~ iaurn hg 81 sie ~ 81, pfrlst ~ "A asr
orsa. 10 n % dWNs.
fosIss la tnrIrat fubdA
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

UcTloS SALE o. fURNITURE-THIs DAY. ATlak
"A o. 30 H. "A; 81 Fulton street; Brooklyn PEED CO.,
a.efoe cont ri lns mahogany Buresus Sofas, Chairs
Tau NG4-an BcdStaa ads Beaeing, Listers, Sewing
Aacf ~ s and Ingram CARPETS Cook stoves also
hurses. Wagons.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
It. coLToN. AuerIoNEER. LARGE SALE OF RIcH

Il COTTON, AUeTTONEER.-LARGE SALE or RICH
Ho4srhod furnllrc, Carpets Mirrors Chandeliers,
La Curtains Pulr SUITS xc, dc. on THURSDAY Oct. 80
ls clock, ~ No Prince siieet neaI Broadwss the
of the house; embrace every kind
snCh Paflof SUITS
40 rahasany. rosewood and black walnut also
turta Arm fCst r CNalrs, Extension
Iahcs Frre Guhic Bedstcads Spring Paiasss, Har
fa hlr Beds marble top Center Side and Card
Tables y = aus Hunets Nardfebes. Bo0kcas = Brus-
ses iAe lg ana oher CARPETS Olcioh, Oil faiu aud
very rcA EnsAyng-, Silver Plated Ware, China and Glass
War, kctcn Iunilsre. Refseraiors Blankets Sheets,
1EurSday morning
EEo HOLBRooK, AUcTToSEER R-METRoPoLrTAN
" fo.ce auction sale 81 Unclaimed Property, on ednes.
day Get ~ al ~ O'Clock A. NJ, at e dil Centre
Market
CEo q HAYDoCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI and G. .wals.-Dy ROBERT IAYDOCk, at lofts n
orr ifs chambers street, lnu sday, October 80 a. 10
ocok ioa months credit the entire stock Of obbing
house closing business.
GEORGE COOK, ArcTIoHEER -AssIGYEEs SALE
VI 81 nNt class itniurefnls day. At IL O'Clock,
sasreon IA Broaas large stock Furniture
rR-Paror Suits ~ various kinds; Library nd Rece tion
Suits BcdroOm Suis Of Oyd, black walnut
Gany; Bullets War robes, Extension Tables Armoea-
elaSe. srcr taiy am Library Bookcases, &C.
IIESRY d. MINER. AUCTfoNEER-GAIIERy ~
III Nassau street opp site he Post o1oe.MiNER so
MELVILLE viii sell NJ nucti0 on THURSDAY 0her 90 at
~ O'clock IA telr gallery ~ Nassau street very
leLau oreinhl moArrn Oh Fa ntings, OF thn English
fiestoh and d. gan schools aunns wAlrh
NnrkF 81 Shayer Adam Baflnnd, A. Williams Lamb net
leug Lsmuaus Nnc1. Co.tnfief H. Ho'er Cuh erhuuse
q D.aa A. Van fr y l. W Nclois. Dc NJ s.er, A. Hulk
~ darf ant "A hsiH iarorably known o the art public
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
A Jcr5oN NuTiCF

4 LII ON NUTltF.
a i. =. sAJAGuILD Z co. ACCTTOTEFRS.
vii eli. room ll5 Nassau Thursday
o Z q, - i0's III cE stock Millinery ani Fancy Goods
.urt...i !arI.eu 4 t,.aUgtuW.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
sAE-y AZ AvE-TJy.

yFESRr u. LEEos ArcTioss.E.i- ADM Nisgkt.
IL iai SO es ~ .at s.'s. ~ ,~ie'a. %! s,'s
nan .cns ~ a II o'si.ex, ~ ias 81 ers
.tes dc ssion. :. Nsssaa alsen sra,s "a g =
by Geo NJ uGarIarr, NJ, a-lnis wiiao;t
sr q Amn 'tnsr. are tie works q J.s so" .
9 ~ suc, 0 y. Dsprey. Meadows A. lssisnd cout.a
Ss , s enfpp, p,r. IL DsrHSd aas yaS sses t
hsnaflsi. w.w.e ieyssrt y. ManE a. p.r'ea i. ,. =.
Taoa Koek Roek crpend .s DE .Sas.r Ia y - so,
e,hibioa above IN .taios1e Inc pnnsic
arc respectfully invited TO examine 'h's oea oo'caon
TJENRy c. scRYBNER, AUcTIoNEER--LAR6E SALE
q I oFfsS @ scRISsH Win a, IL,
10 'cry Of Fine Arts e2s Broalway "Wednesday AMI
g * s ass g 81 siss s.s
artists for e. y vv n 81 mSn S .se NV wv De
HAM Han, Iasdsspt BY Ksn i Coast Scene By Cea The
Sss ks.n ss,S %e;n 1sss csm X sy
& ,sOIs y hs1o Ts hSsfass
Deessar Frederiets Williamson, Carter Addison, Rca
Ss %
Miiar Mathews Dalrie Wust, Noble, 0etel Oo Sommer
Paul sISsr ssre%y Wilson
nsskMns Of Pyss cf
Reed q Ph adelpSia Hi, Of Phalephia Eliza Greats.
reaun Bondcl Rugges, Bristol, Mrs E. Hoyt o. rhsde
ssna BupTes Mss GrmSeSy
Humphrey and many others Levers OF fine painsngs VIII
years Also 10 be sold the statue Of Flora me
American sculptor Channcey b. Ives The above Paintings
Catalogues may be had .. the gallery iii Nassau
street. ..s
JTENRY G. scRIBNER AUcTIoNBER THE ELE:
CANT statue Of Flora.-HBNRY q. sCRlBNEk WIZ
Gay evening, October 80 81 o'eioek the magniicen;
statue OF Flora by Chauncey lses belonging to noted
The on free exhibition.
,pDmIp. aucrroN SnTf.,E
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

EE9 HoLRRooK, AUCrIoSEER.-METRoPoL
" foc auction sale 81 Unclaimed Property on Wednes
day Get ~ at ~ O'Clock A. NJ at te d over Centre
Market ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
EDwAnD sISrzENIcH; AycTIoEEER,-srooK q

IL
IL evgaHt custom niAde Household Fulniure-By ID w.
IVES co. the spacious marble 6-5 Broadway.
Houston street. To morrow "Wednesday and Thursday,
lCi. each day h whole Of the extensive Of
rea and ain housenold Furniture manufactured in the
bel efry article being warranted, consisting OF
WOO. black wanut Paror Furniture In suits,
20 IA Fr ah b. ase Card Tables, Mus Stands
GenIe Tab Jar .nirrs Fancy Tables and LADIES'
Tose fAuies sc, DC Large assortment Of Chamber Suits
inc.1dn rich and plain ond Salts black wal
nu. Mahogany and ena;re!ed do, single aid double
ArnuIes. Lounges Chairs &c. Dining Roon Library and
Hal Furniture. comprising beautiful oak and
Sidchnars Buiets Extension Tables, Bookcases Sere
tsy 40, Hal Tbes, Stands Racks and large variety of
elr areces The above IS having been finished for
hrs retail Il ade, warranted every way and will
b. posii.ey SOLD the hshs; bidder. Now exhibition
catalogues sdy LADIES' wishing famine the goods
viii meet wlih ever, attention
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

}. l.. sNITu. AUcTIuEEER, WILL Sell. THIS
n. da.. - l's CO = The entire Furni'ureo family
wing huusesrq EE, in tie private rshi Ninth
sect, ar lhirl avenue. Sac positive. Deposit required
i!om every purchaser.