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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02
MICH. SOU. & NOR IND. RAILROAD
GA@E -

1862. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1862.
N.gAND- AFTER NOV 10th, 1862,
OPasseuger Trains viii leave Hillsdae Station fo'
fows, Daily, except Sundays.
LflLyT ~ GOING TFf
Leave Hilsdais, Mail and Day Express, at l2;2oP;M
Leave Hillsdaie, Eastern Express, l;sIA.M
Arrive AZ Toledo, 90 fA Z" .i s;25 !" ..'it
GOING
Leave Hiilsdals, Maiisnd Chicago EXP, at s.oS Pm.
Leave Hillsdale. Western Express, at 22sA.M.
- CONNECTIONS. <T tf
At TOLEDO, with Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Rail Roa
for Monroe and Detroit With Cleveland and Toledo Rail
Road Sa anusky cincinnat Norwalk Clevela nd Erie
Pitsburgh, Hnrsbuigh and Philadelpha--with Dayton
and Mch gan Road, for Da ton, Hamilton and Cincnnst-
With Wabash Valley Rail Road for Fort Wayne Points
AT DsrRorv-wiih Grand Trunk Railway, for sarnia
Toronto Prescott Montr al Quebec, Portland and Boston
with Great Western Railway, for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany. New York and Bosc siso, with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Road Haven and media
AT ApRIAS-witb Trains for Monroe and Detroit aud
Jackson.
AT WHITE PIGEox-with Trains for Constantine and
Ar EIKsarr-witb train for Goshen Ligopier, Kendall
vile, and stations on Air Line Road.
AT NEW ALBANY & SALEM CRossINe-with trains Tor La
faystte, Greencase, aud New Albany and Louisville
ArCHIcAGo-with Chicago and Rock Island. Gaena Nil
wsukee Chcago Burlington and Quincy, North West Rail-
way chtcc Alton aud st. Louis Illinois Central and TO
all Points West and south.
~ Trains BY Chicago time. which Is 20 min
ute- slower than Toledo Time.
~ Patert sleepin accompany all nigh trains
this roote saiisbuys Patent ventsors and duster
used all summer trains
~ Time and Fare the any other Railroad route
JN0. ID. CAMPBELL, Ger. .supt
J.H. HAvDrS. station >vent, Hisaalc. l
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02
nTThero is a remnan, Of race Of Indi

EE-There is a remnant OF race Of Ind.
ans in New Mexico who are entirely fferent
from any other tribe on the continent, and
are supposed TO be decended from the Toll
tees, who proceed tho Aztecs. They are
small, have peculiar conformation Of skull
and face, arc of peaceful habits, and live by
agriculture. They weave cloth, build with
tools made of stone, and build towns Of stone
and mortar with walls. They have now sew
en- small towns, but the ruins Of their ancient
cities show that they were oncc inhabited by
millions.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

SIoNrFIoASr.-At a recent discussion bo
tween Train and Cassius NJ Clay. in New Yorl
Mr., Train asserted that the Constitution had
falsehood in it, in the assertion Of universal
freedom and equality. On this the Demo
Gratis cheercd and the Republicans hisscd.--
Shortly after, he announced that report had
reached the city that our forces he'd occupied
Mobile. On this the Republicans cheercd and
the Democrats Kissed. rsr a.sf Isl
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

cE Tho famous New York 9Th regiment,
which has been sneercd at for avoiding 'hard
knocks" has furnished over 700 commission
cd officers to tho army eince the war broke
out II Is said that there are not 40 many
graduates Of wes, Point in the service, aud
certainly there are not ary better officers.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

Gen. Pat'erson's death was caused by the
accidental discharge Of pistol which he KEEP,
under his pillow, while in the act Of chang
ing II from one hand 10 the other on awaken
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

The fact that green and blue are the most
attractive coIors, is no reason why men
should always be green, or always getting
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

WOULD INF"RM ALL THOSE WHO
il are N want Of Nails that have the New York and
Es1e Mills Brsod- which will warrant 10 boar the clos
est inspcctiop, ppd give most perfect satisfacton
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

Pope, Il is said, is ordered to 81. Louis to.
succeed Gen. Curtis.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

A LSO BLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
~ satsAetion, besides general assortment of Family
a cries. B. HAMMOND
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-02

The following letter from The President
shows to whom tho country is indebted fss
some of tho happiesl thoughts Of the rebcl'
lion. l...ts,.f ,srlr rtN 80 ST
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

NsW OaaaApu hUD.-PsM hsA<r NJ Tn
nia4sssDs6oa fpum ne~ OfiaAas fstA9ss. W
nsks ~ ieatsvaeg sss1eei
Ths Ysakeo w0ss ~ esssAsn Of An attArk
atous ths 5iA Aagu6, oAS NY kspt Wei
noFsss AZ oAsssa AsFusspsd sp ~ W. day
and bsstsf, ~ Hssiss ~ sAss Y NJ coafsn
erAtsa ia asanGh W. Asy, 0sAouid am the ~
gros~ ard tara shsa lsrs ops ~ wcosa sso
chibdrsa. Wills - - ~ way wtsh hs mes &
the veassLs, h. hsvt1G oas NJ nv eisectfs.
uoous hen. gssa Il hny Wlkpns ZsaAvs
arrived tbs vesh IN, whteh ~ soid thsy
did, ~ Woald not NV acss sAAn ,hrss thou
~ld really Aeas asD.
Yellow Jack, II or tsresn ~ asy jadrss q ~
1issAss y very sasy aneas tAs4, ~ knc~
frou thssr graveyard. ~ Wy hAvv frv~ a.
tesu " twenty Gfsvss 1sS sbenA III ~ tune W
eaea graveyard ! hoss @ssa. with ~ oun syes
IN Posssr Field. tAe tseeehss constantly dieainE
and u vAa ths sssss 10 I'll W. y~fdA. vsr,oas
th,axs t,sTs "a pcs Agrse With NJ heaaen u MS
Yankee knavss.
Tue Uuiun fssl,ag existing thets-- thal the
salk 70 much sbous -bsss not exist for Batter
nys thaS even w. vo0As and cblidssnefr ths
"d-dss rsbsis" - ever saw and th1e hs>
Le<n but little Unsoa feeling dispiAyea. sncf,
there ~ noshtnE ~ - gsiusd r%ii ni,,.'f"r'
hss besa The psreat Oh I'll the Union Zee ~ eA
hibiteJ there d tAN fsss certain.
To denoossssis this feet. let me relate IA in''
den, which know W BE- authentic. Mrs. 49,
wko,< hsrbAsd hsA c0as out strong on TIT IN
ion subject, knowing that In the p'spl,e -h''e J
therviw ould b. many sppostualtlss thesf 'sfs'
would hurtsh Tor the SIAN and striIss, ahd uess
ing to obtain the Pnneipa.ship 81 one 2. I'M
girls high schools calico apon ten. odtirf, az
CON panied by "secssA lady ~he wsa ark
10 sse lhs Bruts without having any pus.nse
herself to tAk@ Aer there. af4.----- i'tef 9 rs =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
10 THE PUBLIC.

(, ave heea ordered 10 this plase, IN
=. .cccisl Instructions IRON tAs Oar
...s,s, General Of Tie Army, for ~
S,rcse Of estsblkhinG. on the most e1ten
4, s,k, saanutactosies Of leather aa'l
~. Cloth and Clothing. for the array
~ ,uts, INTO contracts, with any rspon-
~ s,,y, or parties, Tor leather OF cloth
h :. smount. sm willing 10 make lib
~ advances, lprcper security being given
Il contracts. ior theae afticles, II il be nee.
|....sy to ensure their prompt and proper
|.sIImeni, and any assistance needed in
rccsrnx mechanics. Or operatives, familiar
|s;,h carrying these operations into efss.sss,
|sl be ch,criully afforded. u the services
!. competent tanners, &c, cannot be pro
|srrrl on aceoun, OF their being 10 the ar-
er, application will b. lnsds by me TO the
k-opet Authorities 10 have them detailed
N hi. duiy--it being understood that, in
n cases. the mechanics so detailed will he
Brushed transportation to the place re-
bared, and receive, in addition to their pay
i soldiers, such wages As ART generally
~ 10 worknen ia their respective lines
: business All communications addie sscd
re at this place, will receive prompt At
k-,on, The attention Of the public Is in
btsl to my advertisements 10 the Marshall,
Arson, Tyler, and Henderson, papers.
r. A. WASHINGTON,
Ng,or. and Qaariermaasy c. y. A.
Narahull Texas sent . SGD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
,isrRAY NoTICE.l

TAKEN up by w. p. Chilcoat. living
about titcp miles from Jefferson, IN
Vres,nci No. 4, Harrison county. on the
|sHsrson aud Shreveport rond, one dark
,tn, mare mule, about 5 or 6 years old
4 hsl-is high. gere se,,a'e I've .hr, -ss-
III white hairs, and kw white hairs
10 on left hip near her tail. Appraised
y II. A. Cutrer, and T, W. Britse<,, al
|5o
Is. +. FRlDERICI, Clerk.
Sept. 20, 1862. nn2-3t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
5000 HIDES WANTED.

4 TAN YARD Is nov provided
l With att the cessaty Nsts, POOH,
|uks Tanks Rark Mills, Pulling Mill,
Fmrs Zach Watts, Ter Streaming bark, J
llers, and out. buildings, steam engine,
bountiiul supply o bark and water
enable me to isn 20 900 sides OF leather
year, II ! can procure the hide~,
? or eAoite hides ! will pay Is cents =
land, IN cash, or exchange for shoes OF
('eer and other qualities OF hides 10
|9ottioo
J Ma RSHALL.
Avg, i6, 1862 a47-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

veusou i pr,.s,ss On feA,nl norsss's sssr
F,vt,s - hrarh tksa nosntos II thS AreetSor
Of Nsnehr,Sr. "a n 4 ,ucco.,d h - 20.
s.sr1 IN enemy.
Cu.s,rs-us 17.A. Naessu dates Of The lsth
instant ,.r~,,ri Y.l,cv fsve, 4 v~ry rad. A
r. nor, s,srb.A N.s.nu that the Yanh., steamer
SANTIAGO A. Cuba h.d met the Coc5ejersss var
.t~.sne, :, ~, y Can't. North. ana ksx ,,e<n lad
IL vor,tsJ heins oh,kred u ~ % hev West for
rr,.irr /, - ..tA N IN h.1a i,efo FULLY man
M ~ aid ~ - "a utu,rd The ~apt,.so
Auvn.t "a m. Ricbmond ~ miner Of the
72d isnrnx from, ,.l3revs vbo Ger, IN the hxht
a. ah.s,.h.,- ,h.s ~. hst,ie oemmenecl %
ru..dar sT,.rrocn
r.r,nr.d,nv "a hsct nm ,hrosvnout ts,e
,;vht "a H. ,,oon. LA an their AIMS m
Weda.s,,a, norri,r ,heo the sght "a. renew.
-, A. y...J Al, Az nth c.sAmulsd fairy.
Iou..sreet droys < ~ thr en.mv = r,sbt three
r,i,ss t,rt. N drovs ,he lei, .iaut H. ssme
,,.,.n. ,,, u.,I h, ~. es.,,. h.retv r,,nt,,v r.i
In holi ia own At9 o'cioes At nieLt the en-
,.,r rstrs,ted leaving mar t,noo. In nts.,~utos.
~ N. ,,sts,c Ala
Mon 4 II prt.l., ~h,. n.,,ic,n.tsd in liz
svh, ..v. IT, rros-sa ,l,s TotInsr Ia r.eet
49, ,ra,s,nsct ~ y ri~I,.n IN il.rnee's per.
re- n. ss,imsiss aur Ia. i, k,l,sa IA vound.
a -, W.an~sAav a, ono
Gan I.e ~sa hes,d !, a.cIa,. the result NJ
tho h.,,,e 1, ~ . d~ciasi roni~,sr.,e v'rtorv.
tn d,.n,,ch.. ~ - rsr,c.s.d IL. ri,sr IN
,erco,, ~ ,he ,nadsou.,.v ~ sunn,,,s In Nav.
IA sna oot M .rr,,,rt ~ . rs,r,..
~. an.r. IA No., saIio- ~ "h.,,p~. arr
,.na.,. i. :. '.,o..tnv N. ,,,.-
N.,,hs,n ,aoer. n ths ism and I'm claim
~. a. rnst,,,ra ,igb, a. ! .,o,,ans 3. :e,.l ,r
.,.,y Thsy .av r. v.s vonn8-d xl.o Hov.ll
ga -annasd and a n,,scae, ....r,s.n ,hoa'
s.nd ,-,.s,s h,l,sd aod s~veyal thousand tak,n
n,,.,n.,.
ues,s,lsr tslcsyxuhea Hsllrck tina, a "a. a
.,,ar,,.,. rsdsrsl r;c{ovv.-th. rsheIs rent,d sad
I.......,,.~I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned were appointed Adj
i ministraior and Administratrix Of the
estate cf James n. johnson, deceased. by
the County Court a PAnoIs Co.. Texas,
At the August term OF the same. A. D.,
1862. All persons having claims agninst
said estate are required to present them
within the time prescribed by law for ac-
ceptance, and those indebted to make i'm
mediate payment, this August the ~, A.
D., 1862.
ALBERT JOHNSTON.
Administrator.
MARY JOHNSON.
.Aimi1,arosr,r.
SEPT. 6, 1862 ns0-6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
LOST.

LOST.
I LOST, Oh the 9th day Of June, 1862,
! two notes one on Dr L. l.. Sherrod,
Tor the sum OF SAT-, and make payable
on the at day OF January. 1862 and the
other on II. r, Brown, for the sum Of s, 40.
due u, the time given, which WAS on the
18th February. 1861. These notes both
drawing 10 per cnn, interest from date. |
hereby forewarn any person from trading
for them.
@. c. BOILER
Sept. %, 1862 n5l At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
WANTED.

ElFTEENTH Of November. ONE NE
l. GRO FELLOW, for three or four
months. for which viii pay money salt,
or -four.
o. } Taylor, ssept.
W. l.. SLOAN
$ pit. 10, 1852 sal-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that ] was ap
~ pointed Administrator OF the estate
OF lemusl Read, d'cd, at the April term Of
the County Court Of Upshur county, per,
tanning to estates Of dccvasesi persons, An
persous holding claims against said estate
will please present them legally anlhentica.
ted, as by law required, and all persons
owing said estate will CONT forward and
settle up. Tina asts August, 1862
NARY READ,
Y. + READ
Sep, G, 1851! moo Ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
ABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

CnE trac, Of land contains fifteen hun
] bred acres. seven hundred Of which are
|sicr good fence and under cultivation
J. ret well timberd.
Ihsfe are all the improvements upon the
AZ necessary Tor plantation parposes
y good wells ard several never failing
|'ings. Also apou, eight thousand bush
q corn and fifty stacks Of fodder aud
boat $50 head Of stock hogs.
[ " land will h. sold for cash, or TO an
proved purchaser on any reasonable time
sAy ask, he paying in,ercs. at 10 PER
!, from the LIST OF January next
JOHN I. MILLS.
Harrison County.
sept, O., 500. nl-A,.
~" The Register, Monroe. La. will
(py four weeks and send account TO this
b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, Lafayette
~ BYRD was appointed Administrator OF
the estate Of William Byrd, deceased, at
the June term Of the County Court Of Up:
shur Comfy. 1861. An persons having
claims against said estate are notified To
present them legally authenticated "a BY
law required, and all owing said estate will
come forward and settle up; this Angus,
10th, 1862.
LAFAYETTE BYRD,
WILLIAM CROW,
Administrators.
sept, & S69. n50-6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed
/ AUTOMATICALLY az hon,s non Of the -
tate Of Il, A. Pool, deceased, by the Coun.
ty Court Of Harrison County, on the 26th
Of May, 1862, oil persons having claims
against said estate, are hereby required to
present the same to her within the time pre-
scribed by law.
DIANA NJ. HAYS.
Ang. 90, 1862. n39-9t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

u "a coustiiutiona'to pass -t,y avs
at all, they should bee msle cfltctu,l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

and inssutsy, Of the q
y one battery ~ art
md rot lso y our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

soldiers, and have been exposed to the yilo-i
insul,a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

~ffr' was sgrcei 10
Mr. BaFksdslc II Mssissippi. intro.
iuHei A bill "a reno Al th,, t,,.,,,,s 40 ,...x,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04

---.a--.~-., - $500 $3.50, ''-~ 49," -" '"''
they are required to come TO their regiment
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
UCTIoN EoTIcE.-LARGE SALE OF
"A FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, BEDS BLANKETS,
CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,
ELEGANT PARIAN AND CHINA VASES;

SMITH, auctU will sell this Thursday, Nov 10 at
IL O'Clock precisely the entire contents Of the -four el
house l9 Clinton place fMest Eighth sree1 between
fnh and sixth avenues CONSISTING OF eean Parlor FGrni
suits, covered in French brOa'e beautiful
wood Ea-eres rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Frcnch
pate Pier Mirrors, Lace Curtains II day Clock,
lady Writing Desk bookcases rosewood Pa ofore Turk
lsh Lounges and Chars covered in Medallion Par
Ornaments elegant Table Covers, rosewood oeany
black annt Bedsteads, Bureaus Washs;anGs ring
and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets. oval rrork Ro k
Chairs, Lounges Cane Spring Seat Chairs
Sofas Clocks Rugs Tables Dining Room Egrniture solid
black walnut; Buffet, Extension Table, Dining Chahs,
French China Dinner and Tea sets Cut Glass and Ctna
Ware Table Cutlery Silver Ware back walnut Hall Stand
Chars to match, Olclohs, Stair Carpets &C, &C. Sac
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
nASIEL MAIHEws. AucrIoNEER-sALEsRooM

49, hAdhbws aal,
IMYQRTERs SALE or SUPERB FANCY GOODS.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS viii sell this day Thursday, a
70T O'Clock, s his salesroep Nassau street larfs as
soirsn q sessn, srorzss rich deeotsd vases fsrian
nAnei Clocks, Pager kaohe Desks Glove Bores Tables
Koios Ipktrsys hasoal Boses A Aso After
ebcye, st Qclocs collection of fine OIL PAINTfNia
~ sommes vanhee veyer Hartwick Boxlon and o,hers
Its arc new On exbjbiuoD vim caialogusa v~"
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
A c. FUTILE; ,AycTIoNEER.

A. z. FUTILE viii sell on Thursday, November 90 al II
O'Clock, the entire elegat Household Furniture
bcuse No leo West Twenty street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues COMPRISING elegant rosewood
PianofoIe, made celebrated rich
~ carved wood Paror suit covered crason aud
room brccaie elegant brocael and lace Window Curtains
Tapestry and Ingram Carpeis together with large variety
Of OAK wood, walnut and mahogany Palor Chamber
and Dining Room Furniture; Mattrcs Feather Beds
ss and Pillows Cnhery Glassware Dinner and Tea Sets
with general sortmsn Of Basement and Kitchen FuIn.
ture. The whole TO be peremptolily sold for cash.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

7ns BowRRv.-MADAME w1DGER. .cLArRvoyAsgr
100 and gifted Spanish lady unysis The mysterss o.
medicines for all diseases tells lucky numbers popeyu M
or stolen, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
a Ucr1oN YoJfcE.-sAMUEL osGooD, AUCTION.

A uCIoS T MH91oE;SsAMSEL Gscnnn s9s9ooD AuCTiON.
salesroom S3 Cedar street. Friday Now p lG O'clock
assortment Of Household Furniture consisting Of
gilt frame Pier Mirrors gilt frame Mante Mirror
GAny Dressing Table. carved mshcsany Lounge, Centre
Table with writing apparatus attached mahogany Case
EIgravgs mahogany Library Tables, top
Washs,and black walnut Bedt BLACK walnut Sofas and
Chairs. Book Rack, Sewing Machine Bookcase Extension
Tables Card Tables, mahogany Bedst ads Writing Desks,
Revolving Chairs wardTobes, Pillows and Rolsers Oil.
esoh Stoves Spring Natressa Paasses Revo wing Office
Chairs Bfusses and Ingram Carpets sair Rods &C. Also
the stock OF Paint Store colssDg of Pots Paints Brush.
n Oils. Cans.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

A BRAHAM VANDERPOOL AUCTIOSEER.-EIE
"A giant Household Furniture and many and costly
Works Of Art Paintings, Satnary Bronzes and Articles OF
yiriu, a. public auction, this day thursday Nov 90 at
the brown rcaidcace, 4S West Sixteenth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues sac
lQ o'clock Elegant rosewood octave p.anofore, With
all modern improvements oveTstrung lass, &C. 500;
rich rosewood Soc covered IN satin, and embroidered CO.
three elegant tu OF rosewood PdTl0r Furui IRE.
rich bgoa lo and rosewood Eageres splendid and
ccstly Parian Ornaments Vases &C. Also magnificent
collection Of intnCs Turkish Easy
chars n ile reps; rosewood Centre and Side marble tep
Tables richly Chamber suits. aud
boany Bureaus carved Bedsteads Waststands Sofa Beds
Line hairc'oh 10 pure Hair Mattresses, FROM 80 10 10
DIS made order IN eyceC condition. Dining Room
Furniture, consisting OF ane oak Extension Tehc Silver
Ware rich China. Ivory Silver Cattry Forks Spoons
Ac with heavy and engraved Glassware every desep
ton. No postponeIent.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

SALES At sucrIcy.
tvcnoS soTIcs.
wE NJ HoIIHesHEAD. Aae,ouer.
Py CHARLES {. wARREs,
No :. cogiands street.
rouRrn SPECIAL TRADE SAFE or
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND sHoEs
THIS SEASON.
On FRIDAY. NOV. u. :. icss o'ciosk
gr2 CATALOGUE FOR rms SALE WILL INCLUDE
SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE Lois,
REPRESENTING DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES.
COMPRISING IN TARr
MEMS. BOYS AND YoUrHs' THICK Eoora.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS.
MEMS noYs' AND YOUTHS CALF Boors.
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN Boors.
GRAIN AND EsAsEILED LEO CAVALRY rocTs
IL great Nar.csy
Women's Nisses' ana Chndren's perred And nsrss
BOOTS AND bAIMOkALS, -
0calf kp kid goa, grain aud spA seth rcsula ard e'a
womsn,s II ss@s and can1rHs
CITY MADE BOOTS Ayp BAINoRAiS
IN an ths popular styles several vel knows Hanasae
in'sr~
Together Vim rt,at variety q ether
STRICTLY rRME AND sEAsoSAHLE ooors
which win be ready for ezamlaAiioaoa
THURSDAY MORNING. Sov..s
CHARLES q wARREs
No. - CortiAndt stFtet
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

ID. eel Friday Nor IL q o'cl6k, q, 7bS THIRD ave
nue. bes~een Fvetk and Fiftyhrs frecfs a general as
Soaps, &c. Also the Store Fixtures
fyoxsTABLE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcu.
uon VA sell Tits day, a. fss Third avenue at IOx
A. sPRiNSsrHEN, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

DAwkBR0KERs sALE-w. r. LEWIS ARC
uoneer, will cell, on Thursday. Nov 90 at Is Chatham
street. large and valuable assortment OF Gold and Silver
Watches Jewelry, Guns Pistols Instrumens a. 10 com,
penes st " o'clock By order Of y. B. y. SIMPSON
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

A uCTION NOTICE.
n y. A. CAULKINss. Auotioneer.
OMce .-5 bIoa way.
LARGE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Eeh French Pie. ana Naniei Mirrors,
BUTTERFLY CARVED ROSEWOOD pIAN0tOATE,
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, AGs &c,
Purchased cost OF over SlbU0,
THIS DAY (FRIpAY), NcvembCr-o,
AT he elegant private residence No - West Fourteenth
Street, Eighth avenue,
Commenting ~ !O1a O'Clock \. NJ. precisely.
The comprises entire contents the hUlsc Tic
elegant Parar Furniture made TO or9er, and q
Tie whole will hc sold the highest bidder Tor
cash Offering extra inducements 20 puTe aser the one
Furniture Of the house having oil been made within
months.
Elegant rosewood octave Pianogore, with all
dera improvements, overstrung bass. &c 5000 rich
wood Stool covered in satin and embroidered Cover,
three elegant fu Suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture IN
brocaee and satln Etacercs splendid
costly Parian Ornaments lch Vases &c Also magnia.
re collection OF Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy
Chairs in reps; rosewood Centre and Side marble top
Tables, richly carved
Chamber Suits rosewood and mai oGanv Bureaus, carved
Bdesteads Wasastsnds, SOFA Beds, haircloh: 70
pure Hair datresses from 10 TO 20 pounds order
and in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consists of frc oak Extension
Table Silver W~re rich China, Ivory and SILVER Cutlery
Forks Spoons &c with heavy cut and engraved Gassware
description.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

DALT1MORE. RE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE
- wrecked steamer West Poat by public anction Fri.
day next Nov u o. O'Clock NJ We shall se nj Hoopers
shipysrd federai l the steamboat wes; Point OF New
York Tor account o. whom II may for cash. D.
mensions about 90 tons about Il old length, ia
feet breadth B eet depth lk az feet her euards
and l2inch cylinder, with 10 feet srvke together with ali
her present Was receny sunk the
by COLLISION with the steamer George Peabody and has
been raised and brought 10 this port having steamed up by
r. W. BENNETT 4 co, Auc,iopeers.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
A ucr1oS SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

n ROTH AICTf0NEER,
Ml eel This ternooon at o'clock precisely elegant
Household Furniture OF family giving up keepnr Al
The residence ia West Eighth street between Macdouga
street and Sixth avenue consisting OF
nut and m.hosany Paror Bedroom and Dining Room Pur.
and Silver Ware Table Cutlery Brussels ana insraIn
pets, Oilcloths. &C. Sale posfiye.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

a uCTIoN EoT1CE-THos. NJ CoNNAUGHToN AUG.
"a toneer, will sell his day at No W Third nyssnue
large assortment Of Furniture CARPETS, Ootb
Beds and Bedding Bureaus washstands, Tables Sofas,
Chair Suit trocaei, Iron Herring ms
rosewood Phneforte, Crocsery Stoves Chands ers
Sdeboard Bookcases wardrobes rosewood Etarer
&c Also the OF Oyster Saloon Third avenue
Counters, Tables, Chairs, Bal, Ac
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

GEO. q. HAYDoCK. AUCT. 0SEER
u Large fE4ciA falo French
CHINA AND GLASS WANF
BY R0rEhs nafDOCk, AhA Ns lAf, NOV. -
AZ B0elJaA, at HE iHara0m,
l0l Liberty street, cu ioaf Eoetts tcah
100 rackages oesi fgcEch Fint 81 ass
laspor.4uou ~ A E0ffF CrAUw
French China, inpsit tua * ~ fgcsiASo
large assortment = cola Bsad ana Decorated
Nstes Nases, &c.
Catalogues ready.