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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-22

On the 10th instant, Mr.. HoDGE, OF
Kentucky, introduced the following pre-
Amble and resolution, in the Confederate
House Of Representatives,, which was
agreed to
Wlereaa Information has reached
this Congress of the passage by the Con-
Eress al Washington, d. O., of a bill for
the enlistment of negroes as soldiers in
the armies Of the United States, which
armies are 70 be engaged in the further
invasion oil the Confederate States OF
America;
And ,ohersas. The Constitutions both OF
the Confederate States aud the United
states recognise Africans aud their de-
seendAnts as property;
And whereas, We cannot consent TO any
change in their political status and con-
diti0n therefore
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed TO inquire into
the expediency Of bringing in a bill pro-
yiding the proper ferns for the disposi-
zion OF all negroes or mula1oes who may
be captured from the enemy in such man
ner that those of thom who are iugitigss
from their masters may be returned to
their rlghtful owners, aud those for whom
no masters can be found shall be sold in
70 perpetual bondage, for the purpose Of
raising q fund TO reimburse citizens OF
this Confederacy, who have lost their
slave property by reason Of the interier-
enoo herewith OF the enemy,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-22
The following from the New York
HeraM is very signiflcant indeed:

Herald is very slenlncanJ lnQeeu.
JEFF DAVIS HAULED OVER THE Goals.
The Richmond Wing, after stating that
jeff, Davis, in the outset of his dictato-
rial career at Richmond, had the univer-
sal confidence of the rebellious people of
the South, says:
"If he does not possess that general con-
fidencs now it is his own fault He has
constituted himself the government, and
has had his own way in everything. Re-
suits have in many signal inctances failed
TO vindicate his wisdom. The seli-suf-
fciency which lost New Orleans, aban-
doned Missouri and Kentucky, and
brought the enemy to the heart Of the
South, and which laid open more than
half Of Virginia TO barbarous desolatiOn
continues to control our dessinies. Some
misgiving under the circumstances is
natural and inevitable"
Thus il appears that the element of the
old Wing party Of the South are no bet
ter pleased with JEFF. Davis than certain
elements of the old Democratic party at
the North are with President Lincoln.
We think, however, from the above spe-
cifications produced by the Richmond
Wing, that il has more substantial grounds
of complaint against Davis as q failure
than our abolition fanatics or democratic
disorganizers can advance against Abra-
ham Lincoln, with all the blunders Of
the War Office and the Navy Department.
The Herald is beginning to find that
SEYMOUR udo-conservatives are the
real Radicals" who are destraoting and
imperilling the nation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-22

Rorey Hutchinson, from Danyille, Kyp
was arrested by the Conloderates a. Her.
nando, Mics, last week. A belt round
Bis body contained s25,00O OF counter
felt Confederate notes dc was tied up
and tagged till dead,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-22

jeremiah Spencer, Of New Hartford,
,he last survivor Of the Wyoming mas
saore, attained his nineiy.third year On
tho 9th. he anll enjoys pretty good
health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

have no doubt will make the round or all this Russian
Journals from 81. Petersburg TO Irkutak.
Our arStocratc circles have highly scandalAed by
love match just contracted by Pl luce Nicholas Oxen
burg near connexon OF the nerors family through
ms grandmother, who was asister Of Alexander l. and
NICHOLAS J., and through his sister, who Is married
TO the Grand Duke Nicholas Nichoaievitch. His
fahe', Prince Peter, rs genera OF infantry the Rus
sian service and though Protestant. President Of the
Depa ment Of Civil and Ecclesiastical Affairs the Coun
ciio the empire Young Prince Nicholas Petrovtch, who
only twenty three colonel OF the Izm regiment OF
ssars ana was living In country In the south or
Russia where ne met with fair daughter OF the Steppe.
whose father, Peter Iyitch Buiatzoi Is small landed
proprietor and prcdpddttel marshal Of the ribbon in
the district Of Bobriaetz The Prince fell desperately
love with tho beautiful young girl and fine
Ing be drove out with her his 0a TO vilage church
near Kherson and got married there presence OF
OF his brother officers after which he started in post
chaise, with his bride, for Odessa from whence he
intends embakng via Constaatnople for Germany to ask
his fathers pardon and mpore tho parental blessing.
As he left his regiment without furough he has been
dismissed from the service; or, the RusSN Invald
phrases ~ "alowed 70 retire account OF sickness
but IS thought that his disgrace will be only temporary
as Prince Peter Is OF very humane and benevolent
disposition and must understand that what done can
not be undone Besides after the marriage OF the Grand
Duchess Mary to Count Sroganof, the mesaliance OF
Prince Nicholas ia venal offence, though afraid his
p0stery will have to their losses OF succession
70 the throne Of Hamburg which. like all other petty
German States Is reserved for occupants OF unbemshed
descent both the fathers and mothers SIDE This TO
BIO sure is OF serious importance but he ia happy with
his young wife presume he will console himself for IT,
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"Honor 70 Whom Honor 10 Due.'
TO THE EDITOR or TIN HERALD.
RowEpy fNSuuA seu CovpANv Julv 2S IqA3


In communication under the above caption, in your
paper Of this date End the old story q who Is tho
Hays that commanded the Second corps the battle
Of Geitysburg-whethor William Mexander-is mooed
Now what know OF the merits OF this question In Sim
ply this: william Hays writes 20 his vito, living
this city, but temporarily absent IN tho country that
after General Hancock wounded he General william
Hays, placed In command OF the Second army corps
by General Meade, tho OF General Hancock and
General Sykes that he had had hard time OF It. he
thinks this the battle OF the his corps losing
over 900 men, He THINKS bis appointment will be only
temporary, he has no political influence and don't
crave any"
This being his thirty eighth pitched battle since he rst
opened ball with hts battery at Palo Ao and never
having been OIL duty SINCE having BY his skill aud sol
DERBY dc,por for himself the rank of breyet
major white he yet second Lieutenant together
with the oonndcncc u his superior officers and love
Of his men, gained In many hard fought
battle and nclement bivouac, would suppose
he had honors enough and fame sufficient for
large family OF children and therefore need not
assume credit that does not rghuly belong TO him. and
too experienced aseodcr to from brother onccr
his iaurc detract from the lustre II hts fame even
make an assertion not warranted BY the facts.
William Hays did command the Second army corps
after tho woupding General Hancock and the lama of
that ngnt and the valorous dongs a cnrys a. 70
ported belong 10 him. know him well 70 believe
for that he would, under his hAnA tarnsh
for Q moment nh uniform good name IN tho Army by
sazuming be what he three yeArs q
uureisssd service IA bc clouded BY such acs
Iregrst ne necessity Of thps rGhstuga
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The last OF train OF tragedies has been concluded
Limerick, IN the sentence OF NJ Dlane ten years 20.
nal scrvude In May 1852 two brothers Of that name,
men of position aud intelligence, fanoicd they had some
ground Of complaint against their landlord about lease
They resolved TO take away his lie They had
rage 10 commit the crime themselves, OF they did
ckoose to the risk OF detection and punishmnat.
They accordingly hired two desperate rufnne, named
Bcckham and Walsh whom they armed and thOtr
dreadful mission. They mot their destined victim, Mr..
Francis Fitzgerald, walking pcar his bouse,
panied by his yosng wife, W whom he but recently
married They snot him In her pysssoos and wsiksd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

In Paris has returned to his duties with removed health
and gpr Tie congregation who worship at this
church have exceedingly delighted during several
SUNDAYS gast with and beautiful re Dcstm, the
composition Of j. W. Crane, Esd, the accomplished or
ganst of the church Rev. Mr. hanson the rector OF tho
american Episcopal church in Paris has retained from
the United and resumed his duties Rev. Henry
Ward Reecher Paris, seeing the sghis bat keeping
very "shady." understand he has declined an invita-
ton preach hero asserting that he does intend to
appear in public while in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

260 daywerc proceeded against before justices In Eng
land for drunkenness, for being drunk dsordery,
and 63 1856 OF them convicted The great majority
only fined, but above 900 committed TO pri
The rcturns show great increase over the previous
year only 1875 then charged with drunken
ness and only "a 123 convicted OF the persons thus
charged In the last year n 500 females and
than 10,0o0 women were convicted for being drunk
Coroncrs inquess the year 1899 round 2l verdcts OF
deaths OF las men and 90 women from drinking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

There q report that q noble MARQUIS who succeeded
last year 20 his paterna cststos worth fl00 900
year has found cxpedent TO retire 10 the continent and
practice economy with view OF meeting tho claims Of
creditors who lent him money the recovery Of post
obits his fathers mo- by hs fathers death the noble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02
Haynau Rexixiaed.

Tho Punch OF Berlin this week thinks that the rumor
that General MouravioG intends shortly travel TO Ion
Don and pay visit 10 Barclay Perkins establishment
reauircs-slightlY- ITO be confirmed"
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away The deed was done 10 opeu day with q recSIess
Of consequences the assassns and their employ
es eng on tho sympathy the fears Of the peasantry
70 secure their impunity. But they were woefully
deceived. lsckham was arrested while his hands
were yet red with the innocent blood Of his victim.
special commission was appointed; he tried,
yiced and executed within month after the pereira
zion OF the crime. Yet Justice not administered
hurriedy, but with and caution The Attorney Gene
raj conducted the prosecution with moderation and the
jury was so fairly selected that there said
Against its composition or its verdict The second
sassn, Walsh, managed TO conceal himself for con-
siderable time, but the police constantly on his
track he hunted down and having been tried and
convicted at the ensuing aseizes he executed
respectable farmer named Cooke who har bored Walsh,
was tried and found guilty OF this offence and severely
punished. II was long felt TO be almost useless
sacrifice OF human life 10 hang the hired instruments
OF aerarian combination while the secret nstigators
and employers Of those wreches escaped Justice could
never be satisfied society could be SAFE while the
chief criminals beyond the reach OF punishment II
was iet therefore, TO be matter Of vital Importance 70
the peace OF the community TO convict the men who hired
the assassins Of Mr Fitzgerald This the Attorney Gene
raj has happily accomplished way which leaves
thing TO be desired or regretted. Dens Dlane was
tried as an accessory before the fact In hiring and arm
Ing the assassins The evidence against him
elusive He was found guilty and executed. Only
one Of the guilty parties now remained unpunish-
ed-Mchael Dlane, and ne has boon awarded the just
punishment Of his crime He had been in jail for
eighteen months. The indictment charged him also with
being an accessory before the fact but consequence
Of defect in the evidence to sustain the capital charge
proceed upon the minor counts 10 those the
pleaded guilty ending vain TO struggle against the EVIL
donce. inc highest penalty the law allows In such
case-sociting 10 commit murder-s ten years. penal
servude and Of this Mr. Justice Keogh declared that he
would not abate one hour Such speedy and complete
retrbution-so many trials for agrarian murder in
Munster, without single failure OF justice, without
disagreement Of the jury 80 much public satisfaction with
the rcsushave not been known during the present
tury. What makes the matter more remarkable Ia that
the ures composed OF Roman Catholics and Protest
ants and that both the Attorney General who
successfully and theudges who presided and charged
the uros mpressivey belong to the Roman Catholic
Church, 70 whose members many Roman Catholics for
mery believed would be in the highest degree danger
Gus to entrust the administration OF justice.
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a Prodfgai Maruuis.

Mr. 0ALcvr, n. P. Tor Clare. died In London On Thurs
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

Hedderwick, OF Glasgow, has obtained verdict, with
81 $50 damages aganst the Ednburg and Glasgow Rail
way Company compensation for the loss she sustained
by the death Of her son. who killed 10 tho accident
between winchburg and Hniithgow, In October Last
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u coLrox. AUcrIoNEER-sALE or oExrREI

-. Household FURNITURE In Seventy third street near
yhird avenue and House 10 let 10 May merit COLTON
I'LL IN ss on Friday Ansast a. iSh oc'ock =. Seventy.
{aQy reWoyipg from the city together with the Lease
hbd6 until NAY NEXT the honse Is OF modern style BRICK
three story and and the furniture Nav
embrscns Velvet Brusses and Tapestry Carpet. 0co.hs
Mirrors Bookcases, wardrohes Dressing Bureaus rcnv
carved French and other Bedseafs srb" Centre and
Side Tables, Extension Dining Tables Cottage Suits Hair
Mattresses. Spring Beds Chns and Glass Ware SAFES,
private called previous Friday otherwise
1t will be sold tnat day. Application
made for the lease at ia Broadway
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SALES AT AUCTION.
CcRANroS COAL AT AUCTION.
OFFICE OF TnK DELAWARE. LAckAwAsNAl
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

oFricR DELAWARE. LAcKAwAsSA)
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. 4
SWILLIAa STREET. New yoRK August Is 1888
This Company will hold their Seventh Regular Monthly
Auction on Wednesday the 18th day OF August. lsoj.
At IL O'CLOCK noon. at the used As the her
chants Exchange Nos 2G and % Exchange place o
william street 1T which time they will ode. by SIMEON
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL.
embracing all the deliverable their depot
Ezabetport N j. after the LIST OF September nert They
will repat such sales about tho 5th OF each
month during the year 1868
the highest bidder no bids Ia any form whaever oeius
made for account OF, or on behalf OF the Company !.
Fifty cents per ton Ia bankabc funds % ee paid a. inc
time aud place OF sale and the balance In ike iunds on e
eci,ins the order for the COAL which must be called ior
within ten days thereafter ani he coal taken AWAY
thirty d,ys from NE day q sale unless
thirty days ,er taking the d,very q her ~
ten days above specified Interest at seven Per ceu per
the time stipulated for payment unit paid ana twenty se
the stocking tae coA-ootn
to bo paid on delivery of order.
Toe other conditions of sale will bc substantially those
hitherto accepted BY all purchaser, by private conra OF
cradle Elabethport fa- as ap1icabe Tie
direct from the their arrival
the when practl cable; oherw - from the stock
These win modified TO meet the wants OF ocean
Sst.a amers, whose arrival cannot be definitely used.
JOHN BRlSBlN President
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DANCING AcADEMIEs.

nAScrSG TAUGHT. ny PROFESSOR WOOD +.
wanief nfty young ladies' " learn dancing for
GOOD sssris. VIII be RAID and .us.lons rocaed 90
nrst class theares. Apply 10 JAMES CONFER A co,
theatrical Agents. 70 West Houston street B--Aso.
boy Who can write good haca who can sQesk Freah
aud English rressrres-
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

DRfAN II. MULLE.. AUcTIONEER YACHT AT
"A auction. ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS Il
Co WIZ sell At ancton on Thursday August ~ a. II o'clock
the Merchants Excnsnge Sllesroom, 03 street
N r. Yacht Of l3 81 loo built or oak, in 1860; is in
good order having Just been thoroughly oyerhaed well
found !. good s.iler soop rig ed keel boat has good
application 10 W. Gb.on, foot OF Nnety.seyenih
street, East river.
j. L SMITH AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
r. day. at l0a ocock. at II s,yvesaut place. Ninth
street east OF the Ribe House. rosewood ParlOr
one black walnut do. ,ose~ood aud mahoganv Bedroom
Suits Chairs Tables Rockers. Brussels Ingram
Pets Oh Paintings and everything necessary for genteel
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AMUsEM

NIBLo's Garden
THE SUMNER TfhnArRR oY rnE cousrRs Rsi''''
wpnsp . !, Begin a. " conclude at ~ 20 ,.
LAST APSEsE WEEK u bTf irs' one M ''s'' 'ss'''s
In easeauenee u previous arrangements Mr. wheasisy
CONCLUDING NIGHTS
. '.'a TaE 'Sf DtREs si%s'ss SoTfo srr e''
THREE MONTHS
the . .ses ss s.s ss aad 1 vss
with soag. "w,ne s1sai Vine. aud While there's Lfs
=. eAs4 ~ 4ksai SltIIts ~ E1sxsDERn EaE1aahS
The Press and Public pronouncs ,he
scEsEns scEsa!ssq hssysfassxD. sssskss
MrcHAS5sAh sSsArSss ESsssFs sSsTsSib %SSipEHvuL.
MUSIC, under $';.ss,sa hD :! ,l:rVs1 b. Oea~orA
"ss s.., - THE BEST ShfP N Tns hAtots totsrRr
THREE Rays RAYS N ApyAsoE.
THE DisTlsaSlsasD nH sST,s sSeHasI 4aAakorAn.
iad HosDAY asi EVENING"
Eoxs OLD BowRRY THEATRE
Proprietor. Director and Manager .......0. L. FOX.
. isshsss isskSss sSdeass. sSSShss -
THE GHOST rpv ouosr THE GHOST
THE MOST AsrosisaisS ghs asSSs SrsaxsonEsos on
rNusr BE SEE SEEN iHss To 81 BELIEVED.
ALL EUkOf6 EAtLIED-AI.L AMERICA aTAHTLBO
ny THE GHOST
who will appear every night ti further notice.
romantic drama from the German, entitled
Tux GHOST CT ALTENBuRG,
OR THE MYSTIC HARP.
Repletc with powerful aud spectral oieets.
First Tableau-The Illusion
Behold Ny Murderer
Second Tablcau--The shadow.
Tho HUSBANDS Oath.
Third Tnbicau-Thc spectre.
Prepar. for thy Doom
Fourth Tableau-Th~ Skeleton
The Drati Fetch a. Last.
Filth Tabeau-Thc Phantom.
do Onr senses wandc1
Sixth TableAu-rhc Ghost
Can this be Rcalitys
Last Grand Tablcau--The Vision.
Tho full aud talented company will appear In the
drama, with other pieces CHANGED nightly.
Managers and stecnators wishing 10 obtain noirs ani
plans together with The and how tho effects pro
duced, appy 10 o. C. Howard Acting Manager Foxs Old
Bowery
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EnctH~I0ss.
trlgut~. FkSxE. tI3uV @sHDo csGHur DxfLF =
+ o. ssansf sfAgfT tsttNDAN sffaaa = = fNfnr
fWrh ~ ty~tI ~. ftttE - "a ffes ~ hFfFttN
sssaes W. asustfafx s4EA Eesf NNHf rsr@Es4
NHffNf e*fFNt tbl f#sf y y 80
fa4sr eAh haFN NM4 tA@#@f h4F #H2 fFffetNAFt -
f1fti.Ase 81 t-1sfN
r.tanfxg rkNNN -sNTBAWyN NtRTLAND LfAfEB
II rsrA strNvt ~ rnesi-fN aisef =. brT
s,usf az xasf ws g Norh ffef N64 fMy frtfEt N4a@f
esg Yee bE Nos. fNffs'4mq@t. htn 80 f@st -
t.1st.
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Tiin pRoLourE-NANrEs, iT's.
THE KEiGN ~ TERROR Z
TliE bKAMA-kkGLAhD l-p
ACT l THE NIGHT EkFOkk THE sfyhM
ACT 2--riIk RJrINd or TiiE STORM.
ACr 3-iss-AEMo1Y Oy THE PAST
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TWO LADIES. or HOS REsPEcrABILiTY WOULD
Ike form the Acquaintance ot Two gentlemen. rom
tie ages %. with view % m1trirnony. Address
Miss I l. Brown Union square Post ouce.
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NROCHERON WOOD. AUCrIoNEERs
~ VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY


70 DC sOd AZ August 90
O'Clock r NJ. on the premises
The desirable property Sanders Hotel stua ed
ON the OF Hudson aud old Bersen road
House contains seventeen Lot 10 feet square.
Also the House and lots of ground No. Hudson
nveaue opposite the old Odd Fellows Hail. elegant loca
zion for private residence The Is worthy The Al
tenon OF those looking hotel site
For further particulars inquire OF the acioneers No So
Montgomery street
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WINTER GARDEN
w Under fhr direction of Mr. Humphrey Rtans
Treasurer Mr. ". A. Moore Leader Mr. Aoenhaucr
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l9 1851,
NOW oPEM FOK riiK FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
THOROUGHLY CLEANHEu AND RENOVATED.
POSITIVE AND DECIDED SUCCESS OF
Mis-. d r BOwEKs.
The American Artrrsa and
CHARLES sLLBY = NEW ORIGINAL DRAMA or
NATALIE,
OR. THE DEATH BAR0E or THE LOIRE.
Produced win New scenery, Costumes. TAbiaAux frsm
Sketches by Mr.. James hGhonberg
CHARACTERS rHoLo.us.
Carrier Deputy Of Department Of CantAi. Mr Morrs
Lambcry, hia coczgli. II, RnsseN
Count do Nalenry, tcudssn nobcnsn Mr. N A. L0ghAun
simeon. Jarobin agent OF Carriers Mr. Frank Rec
Madame q. Bono.ur r.....4.......,... Mrs u SCOTT
NATALIE JOURDAtk ............... Mfs. ID. r. BOWERS
ruAaAcrras IN rnsNa.
Count de Nailrnrv Mr. ~ A. LinshAm
Sir Whlffepp Wilnes Town gencmsn.
Mr. A. II. DAycnpart
Mr.. Rochfort an Englsh gentleman. Nr. w. II Ktey
Nathaniel ronnirntial s.rynn Mr. H. H. stodfa1t
Jsr~nsh Kna@s talar. Mr. Char r. Hale
MRS Daymp,e, fashionable widow. Mrs Anna sawet
Mrs Kuaes Mrs " HtAis
Mrs ROnhf v. boWEHo
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AMUSE MENTS.

WALLnacKs wALLAckS ,ah
THIRD WEEK or
THE GHOSTS
THE GHOSTS
.....,... THk GHOSTS
TIN GREAT GHOST PHENOMENON.
50 remarkably illustrated Ia tLe
GRASD SPECTRAL DRAMA
GRAND SPECTRAL. DRAMA
now .htiy witnessed by
LAkuE AND BRILLIANT AaSENBLAUEW
LAk1k AND BRILLIANT AssEMBLAuEn
or FELL BOUND AUDITORS
IN SPELL BOUND AUDITORS
BkEATHLESS WITH WONDER AND ADMiHATtoh
BREArHLEss Win WONDER AND ADMIRATION,
STARTLING AND rHRILLls0 ILLUSION
STAkrLIN0 AND lHRILLIAG ILLUSION
OF what IL Justly regarded
by the lrading ssyants o. Europe, and BY toe
whole scientific wnrii,
THE GREAT MARVEL on THE lytH CENTURY.
prcsened evening beautiful romlnte ptAS
TRijK x TO IlE LAST TRUE To THE LAsg
MIR AND MRS. u WATKINS
will appear in their original charActer. Of
GODFREY AND HoNORA DuLASiE.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.
A g; BAKER CO.. AUCTIONEERs
IA $4,000 worth OF elegant Household Furniture NJ pub

A. EaEMs aaS sur.... pub
tss s1S %
ssf ssa ss. ss
Ss marble Sp N and
Lined with sssawood csSass, EnsoignuIss ooosos
sa.s sas sSs::
fSS hs" sssl
Bus snd Extension fable ruby % as ass
chna apn nS ne % faSs Csr Linen
DC. Chalnbrrs-Kosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads
o ss nsf and Spring walnut
UoTIoE NoTIcE.-BooTs- AND SHOES.
WIN NJ. HoLLINGHEAD. AUcTIoNEER
BY CHARLES Q WARREN.
sALEsRooM 70 coRrLASDr STREET.
FIRST SPECIAL TRADE sALB THIS SEASON.
OF BOOTS, SHOES, BAf.MoRALs BRoGAHs. &C,
on FRIDAY. AUGUST 81 at io,. O'CLOCK
WILL INCLUDE sik sfx oAuStaaHE husbaao SAMPLE LOTS
EMBRACING CONSEQUENCES
I'm GREAT VARIETY. FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-.
FAcroRERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND n Y CITY
A ucnoS NOTICE Ill -
"a wx HoI,H nnoTs AXp sHn 81 SHOES IS, r,oxrre
ByJ T wnIrEHotsE. saasroons 2, Cortlandt street.
viii sell
WEoH@SDAy. AUGUST -. AT le8 O'CLOCK.
1909 CASES ROOTS AND SHOES,
consisting ui
MEMS sDY's AM Yatfrfs BOOTS
EEoGAAs. BAfMoRALs, SC.
c,IiLDaEN's SHOES,
IN great .t~. t,s'
puss T,sLE GOODS.
direct ~ iau,
t, nri to any market.
A UCTION MOTTO E.--TARLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
IA SPECIAL >AbE THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY AUGUST -
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY.
POCKET CUTLERY OF
. GEO. WESTENiiOLM 4 SONS and others
Also large lot OF
BIRMINGHAM HARDWARE,
BRUSHES AND TTNWARE
SHOVELS AND SPADES, &C..
4romia.e -"
PRIZE SALE.
Sale commences Mt zen clock.
s;etesogues ready early this morning
J. 4. UAf.SEY q Co.
Ancenecrs.
No. RAJ street
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

~ =. LUDLOW { CO., AuCTIONRERs.-PRov
~ sons, Clothing. &c At auction by order OF Navy
Qeparment 3. II LUDLOW co. wu sell at auction. on
4hursday August 90 1861 o. II O'Clock the Navy Yard
4EQoklyn -Provisons-A large quantity Of bread pork
ptesersd meats ioar, RICE dr:cd apples tea coffee
lanoes pickles, tomatoes and vhsxey. Clothing-Tound
jackets jumpers rowsers rocxs rhirts unershir's
0sawera sanet flannel cali and kip socks blankets
daps &c Small stores-Tobacco. SOAP thread.
dies thmbes, knives, sci raz0rs brushes buttons
complete s BE- seeh b. Applying At the auctioneers