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the nomination, and Democratic speakers
even in the loyal Borough of Ebensburg,
propose three cheers for the vile traitor,
which are always given with hearty good
will. The great trouble all the way
through the war, has been the deep seated
treason of the leaders of the Copperhead
Democracy, covered up by show Of
royalty. What the country wants, is to
know exactly the kind of men we have to
deal with at home. Secret enemies in
our midst are ten times more dangerous
than open fees in defiant rebellion. We
are not among the number who inquire
what will be done in case VALLANDIGHAM II
shall be elected-for that thing will never
be done. To harbor the idea for a
moment, is to doubt the loyalty of the
people of the State of Ohio.
VALLANDIGHAM-ism, Copperheadism,
Traitorism, JEFF. DAvIs-ism, BREcKIN-
RIDGE-ism, BUCHANAN-ism, JOE LANE
ism, WoeDwARD-ism, Tory ism, SNIpE
ToDD ism, and al. other isms tinctured
with the damnable treason of the chosen
leaders of the Copperheads will at the next
fall election be sunk SO deep that no res
direction will ever reach them.
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nav of national thanksgiving.

President Lincoln has just issued the fol-
lowing proclamation, requesting that Ihurs-
dav. August 9th, be set apart as day OF
rot;o,a, Thanksgiving 1T has pleased AL
,,;chtv Eop to hearken to the supplications
.nd nravers of an afflicted people, and to
vouchsafe to the army and the navy OF the
United States, on the lano and on the sea,
victories so signal and so effective as 10 lur-
nish reasonable grounds for augmented CON
f;dence that the union of these States VIII oe
maintained, their constitution preserved aho
,he;r peace and prosperity permanently pre-
.o-rad Rutt these victories have been accord
"a rot without sacrifice of life, limb and ho-
ertv incurred by brave, patriotic ana loyal
citizens Domestic affection in every part OF
,bs courtry follows in the train OF these
fearful bereavements. 1t IS meet ana righ'
10 recognize and confess the presence OF the
Almighty Father, and the power OF his haho
equally in these triumphs and these SORROWS
Nov. therefore, be it known, that do set
anart THURSDAY the sixth day OF AUGUST
,ext tn be observed as day for National
THANKSGIVING, praise and prayer, and invite
Tho neople of the United States to assemble
on that occasion in their customary places OF
Worship and in the forms approved py lBeir
own conscience render the homage due TO
the Divine Majesty for the wonderful things
". hos done in the rition's behalf, and in
voko the influence of His Holy Spirit to
subdue the anger which has produced and SO
long sustained o needless and crneireneilion; !;
20 change the hearts Of the insurgents, &c
guide the couusels of the government Wltn
wizdorn adequate TO so great q natlonal
emergency. and TO visit with tender care ana
onsolation throughout the length and breadth
of our land all those who through the yicis-
situdes of marches, voyages, battles ana
sieges, have been brought to suffer in mind,
body or estate and family, to lead the whole
nation through paths of repentance and
snbuission TO the Divine Will back to the
ncrfect endowment of Union and fraternal
peace.
hand and caused the seal of the United states
20 be affixed Done at the City of Washing
ton. this 18th day of July, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three. and of tie independence OF the United
States Of America the eighty-eighth.
AgRAHAx LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
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Who are the Traitors :

The Richmond Dispatch, in an editorial
article on Lees retreat, has the following
remark able paragraph: "There are per-
sons who think, and have thought from
the first, that the invasion Of Pennsylvania
was rash and dangerous experiment,
which there was no justification tor having
undertaken. We are not one of these
Or the contrary, we believe when the
secret history of this war shall have been
published, the conduct of the General
will be amply justified by circumstances
Of which we are now, and must for a gen.
Grafton remain, completely ignorant"
What circumstances And why must
we remain ignorant Of them for gener-
alton? Could Northern traitors throw
any light on the suggestions of their
Southern ally? Can Gov. Seymour say
why so much secresy is necessary Can
Fernando Wood, or James Brooks or Val
landieham? 1t would seem as If this
period of mystery were meant to expire
with the death of men now on the stage
that not till they were out of harms
way would it be safe for Gen Lee, even
IN order to relieve his military reputation
from the stain of rashuess, to say who
invited him North, what assurances in
duced him 10 venture, and on what pledges
of cooperation lie riskcd his army in such
a campaign.
When these questions are answered,
possibly we may also learn little more OF
the interior history Of the recent demon
STATIONS in New York in behalf of the
Rebellion; the fruit, as The Dispatch says,
which the Wood Brooks peace meetings
bore. Why Gov. Seymour exhibited such
extraordinary alacrity in stripping the
city of its militia just before the riots
came on why those riots did not break
out, as was at first intended, on the Fourth
Of july; why Vice President Stephens
undertook his embassy to Washington at
the same moment; why the rioters, whom
Gov. Seymour called his ''noble-hearted
friends" cheered for JEFF. Davis as well
as for his mouth piece on that occasion !;
why the Governor, on the Saturday 6efore
the mob rose, sent a messenger to the
President to induce him to stop the draft !;
and finally, if Lee had been at Harris
burg and victorious, as was expected, on
the Fourth of July, instead of being
defeated at Gettysburg, whether that
would have made any difference in the
execution of the Copperhead programme
-all these questions History will ask,
and will, in one fashion or another, answer.
Some of them may even get answered
before this generation has passed away,
and some traitors who still hide their
treason beneath formal declarations Of
loyalty, and who are to-day the most dan
gerous enemies OF the Republic, because
they are secretly and not openly such,
may be brought rather unexpectedly to
Justice
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The following dispatch from Col. j
NJ. Shackelford, was received at head
quarters in Cincinnati yesterday :-"Head-
quarters on the Field, three miles south Of
New Lisbon o., July 26.-To Col. Lewis
Richmond, A. A. G. by the blessing OF
Almighty God have succeeded in cap
turing Gen. John A. Morgan, Col. Clarke
and the balance ofthe command, ammount-
ing to about 400 prisoners. l will start
with Morgan and staff on the first train for
Cincinnati, and await the Generals order
for transportation for the balance"
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!. UDITOR,S NOTICE

n The undersigned Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to
distribute the money in the hands of William
Kittell, Esq, Admir-, of Anthony Litzinger,
decd, hereby gives notice that he will attend
TO the duties of said appointment, at his Office
in Ebensburg, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
AUGUST next, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, when
and where all persons interested may attend.
J. E. SCANLAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg. July l6, le63-3t.
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ty-nine cases out OF hundred.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D, Editor ..
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledgs
Although not disposed to favor o. recon.
mend Patent Medicines in general, throags
Gistrust of their ingredients and effects
yet know of no sufficient reasons why nsl
may not testify TO the benefits he belieSa
himself to have received from any siIp!'
preparation, in the hope that he may thu,
contribute TO the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard 70
Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared by Dr..
c. NJ. Jackson, of this city, because ! was
prejudiced against them for many yssTiI
under the impression that they were cbisHy
an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted 10 ny
friend Robert Shoemaker, for the removal a
this prejudice by proper tests, and for e''
coursgement TO try them, when sufefia:
from great and long continued debility. Th
use OF three bottles of these Bitters, ST 10.
beginning of The present year, was follows!
by evident relief, and restoration 10 degree
of bodily and mental Yigor which had as.
felt for six months before, and had amOi'
despaired of regaining. 1 therefore thaaE
God and my friend for directing ne TO rs
them J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILAp'A., JUNE %, 1861,
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b0 Tod-a weak tipular, popularly sup
posed to be compounded of whiskev, sugar
and water.-D. d s.
Todd, Ed. d. q S.-whiskey, without the
other ingredients.
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p9- Whilst the Z. S. steamer Adela
was proceeding up the Hudson river, for
the purpose of assisting the authorities in
enforcing the draft, her officers captured
Sccesh flag, but It's owner escaped
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A Joint Resolution proposing
N certain Am EN- q IN enfs 10 ia G
GGEaSaitufiOn

BE Il resolyed by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the Commonwealth of
IennsylcGnid an General ASse1aLlv met.
That the following amendments be pronosed
| to the Constitution of the Commonwealth in
| accordance with the tenth article thereof
There shall be an additional sectiSn 70 the
| third article of the Constitution, to be desig-
mated as section four, follows:
Section 4. Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in Gny
actual military service, under reouisition
from the President of the United States, or by
the authority of this Commonwealth. such
electors may exercise the right of suffrage in
ali elections by the citizens, under such repu-
iationS as are, shall be prescribed by law
as fully as if they were present at their usual
place of election.
There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution to be des
ignated sections eight and nine, as follows.
Section 8. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature. containing more than one subject
which shall be clearly expressed in the title.
except appropriation bills
Section 8. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature granting any powers or privileges.
IN any case, where the authority to grant such
powers or privileges, has been or may hereaf-
ter be, conferred upon the courts of this
Commonwealth. JOHN CESSNA,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN P. PENNEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
OFFICE OF SEcy OF TIE COMMONWEALTH,
HARRIsBURG, july i, 1868.
PENNSYLVAN1A,S SIS:
..ISSIss. do hereby certify that the fore
.M9M6G. going and annexed is n fulI
sXgsES: true and correct copy of , the
sS original Joint Resolution Of
TINT the General Assembly entitled
"A JOINT resolution proposing certain Amend
hents 10 the CONSTITUTIONS" the same re-
mains on file ir this office
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the Secre-
tary's Office to be affixed, the day and year
above written. ELI SLIFER,
Secretary Of Commonwealth,
gsss- Blanks Of all kinds printed at this
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+ IST OF LETTERS

T IST OF LETTERS
IL Remaining in the Post Office, Ebens-
bug, Pa, up to July 1st, 1868:
Maria Arthur, 3, Richard Jones,
Mrs S Ames, Thos Jervise,
Fl II Adams, Miss Maggie James,
Andrew Anderson, A Kimble 8,
J Atari, Aaron Murphy,
George NJ Brown, j A Kennedy 2,
Uriah Brown, Robert Reese,
Phelix Boartmau, George Leslie,
Susannah d Brown, Mrs NJ Morley,
Miss Susannah Berkey Francis MCord,
Elizabeth Berkholder, Michael Noon,
Miss Jancy Calaghan, Patrick Normile,
Mrs Jennie Davis 3, Miss Marg Powell,
Anna Maria Davis, Geo Paul,
Catharine Donaphon, A Pike,
Mary Donegan 2, Gusten,
Thos e Davis 2, Miss Ann Reese,
Thos Edwards, Miss Rachel Birk,
John Henry Evans, Mrs Helen NJ Reed,
Evan G Evans, Mrs Robt L Russell,
Annie Evans, C S Robson,
John Evans, Lucinda Riplet,
David L Evans, Miss Mary J Roberts,
Lottie A Evans, Mrs Nancy Rodkev,
Joseph Funk ?, Dav Rowland, Miller
Wm Farmer, Rev VIM Roberts,
Joseph First, Mrs Marg Shoemaker
Nimrod Foeller, William Selders,
Miss Catharine Floot, Mary Ester Smith,
Miss Mary Griffith, Catharine Stoltz,
John Garrey, Lewis snyder
Mrs Eli zabeth Glover, Mrs Saner,
John " Gillaspie, Frederick Sharp,
Gotfried GreiP, Mrs PAMELA Snyder,
Frederick Hart, Mrs Susan Smith,
Mary Jane Hughes; Thos Shumate,
Joseph Heiner, Thos Scott,
J Haines, VIM Smith,
Miss Kate Ivory, John Snyder,
David Jones (West) Miss a nm Trexler,
Mrs Evan o Jones, Mrs Esther Kimble,
Evan w Jones, Edwin Thomas,
Daniel 4 Jones, Maria J Taylor,
VIM Jones, Richard Thomas,
Miss Mary James. Thos w Williams,
Jno James, North Julia Ann Williams,
Miss Mary Jervise, Hannah f Westover,
Owen N Jones, William p Williams,
Mrs Emma Jones, Margaret White,
Thos James, Mrs Mary Williams.
gfsz Persons calling for the above letters
viii please say they advertised.
JOHN THOMPSON. P. N
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

Will build up the constitution, nud gT'
health and strength to an overtasked ss'
diseased system.
PHILADELPHIA, Augrst -, ls6'
DR.. O. M. JACKsoN-Dear Sir v nile ID
Virginia, owing TO the change of water, VS.,
taken with a severe diarrhoea, which seeusa
ineurable, and which greatly weakened NJ
When we reached Martinsburg, l feared th''
! should have to come home; but notieils
some of your Bitters in the store OF Mr. L. .;
Price, IN that town, purchased a supply az az
on taking 1t was speedily restored TO heSi.D
The disrrhoea was quickly checked, sha
experienced no return of il. A numoG
my comrades who suffered in the ssn'
manner and from the same cause, with Thon
l shared the Bitters, join me in this certhcS.''
expect 10 return to the seat of war Wiih y;
Legion, and l shall certainly take supp! .
the Bitters in my knapsack. / would mol y
without ii for its weight IN gold, paT,cuiS'"
on going into limestone region.
Yours, truly, A. E. ALNEUs,
Company n, Scott Legion
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS'
See that the signature of &C. NJ. Jacts'A
is on the wrapper of each bottle.
Price per bottle IS cents
Or half dozen for 81
Should your nearest Druggist not have,
article, do not be put of by any of the n3 IA !,
lcating preparations that may be oneleS
its place, but send TO us, and We will TO-
by express, securely packed.
PRIN CIPAL OFFICE AND NANUFAcloN'
No. 63l ARCH ST.
Jones a, Dva1s'
Successors to C. NJ. JACKSON, d o07'
PROPRIETORS.
R2r For sale by DR.. G.. II. KEY rrii,,ib
Wood ST., SIMON JOHNSON, corner mug
and Smithfield sts Pittsburg, and oy "a
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gsss- Blanks of all kinds printed at this
office
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DGT For sale by DR.. G. H. KEfShs, r1s,.b
Wood ST., SIMON JOHNSON, corner p,ae.
and Smithfeld sts., Pittsburg, and 0! rn;,.i
gists and Dealers in every town in the -
States. fully 2, "''.>
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health and strength to an overtasked ssd
diseased system.
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status of the leaders of the selfstyled
Democracy will soon become defined
beyond all mistake. Every day is devel-
oping the rank, dep-seated treason, that
turks within .he pale of this political
organization. Their pretensions toloyalty
are fast fading out, while their acts, one
after another, are squarely giving the lie
to their pretensions. Hear the vile
traitor, the self styled editor of the Dem.
6 Sent. pirate.
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Fever, Bilious Fever, SC.
THEY CONTAIN.
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKET !

They will cure the above diseases in nj
ty-nine cases out OF a hundred.
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NEw CIVILIZATIONS.

NfATRIMvsy uADy Easy - so0x ~ fNrss 81
wi iatsfsst II ssvHid b. 10 -. esnss ~ EVER
trstnHs snf hsnfsrnsiy t1Bat ssn' fsi
= fsesao " Avhfnf, - Aaskaa street,
DEAD ~ VINO EEK ruR roKfaiS OF Lovp-A
la Mrtfe " Hyfaenss hue. ~
tssst, e.nl. WILLIAM EsEs.TT 4 CO. - Ns...a 80,
H-ssnf sAmp fct @ryaAss
fItifg HyPrAsEtOS-By sARGARkr Qrgpp 90
4 Nsiafe, t.lI was*Aisf frnn feeains r.fr ~ -
- ysrai Tia = sh~ f@h~*t V Ff~s
lIlesatmf~ tast yvnsAs4 a f~ry rlaasm vi 81
rsgs ~. -ih i~eife Fastgfia hpsss'igus fgs VI ~
- 4. HLAAcgAgO. Passlasss. " Aaa ssvss
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II ENRY MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. op 0se the Post oe.ce lNEE
sOMEkbLLLE viii sc at auction. Taasa. y. pl! at 0i
Houston and Blcecaer streets ptory sale OF
a Household Furniture, Pier and Manie Mirrors
rosewood Piano. made by chickering,
Broeate and Lace Curtains Clio ks Mante Ornaments, 1c
the properly Lng sh genteoan about leaving for Eu
DRAINING ROOMS
Eng,sh velvet Medallion taruets rich crimson ana god
Window Curtains Lace Curtains, carved God
ouniaa carved rosewood Eiageie elegant iIt frame Pier
bes suite, elegant rosewood, ebony ami lip wood,
arnoiI mounted Cabinets nlsid with marqueteiie two
wopd octave Piano. made by Chi kering, four round
Ished back OF very brilliant tone and superior 0nh
y ~. nost SOV arusie 9IonLc ana oriau Etasete aud
Mnnte Ornaments ladies' rosewood Secretary bronze and
RECEPTION ROOM
English velvet Medallion Carpet, rosewood Suits in blue
bookcast Plate gloss doors; Tapsr. Curtains Of the rich
est costly description elegant Ormou Clock
hantci . narncnts Gilt Frame and Mantc Mirror Bronze
DINING ROOM
Velvet Carpet elegant Tapestry Curtains carved black wal
NIT Suts IN Tapestry richly Carved black walnut Buffet
and Chiionie nack walnut French Pate Mantei Mirror,
Marble Clock Bron,e Mantel 0rnaments sheffield Plated
Ware. black walnut ESens on Isble &c.
English BRUSSELS and Tapestry Carpets, rosewood Bed
Tables, GIT Frame Mirrors Cold Brochadc win
dow curtains, Rosewood Secretary Cnair and Lounge
rose" ooi Crit, best quality OF Hair Mattresses, Cottage
sun, Ac
Velvet Carpets, black walnut marble top Hat Stand and
Char - .ir Rods. Chandeliers and Brackets, nc.
Also Ingram Carpets, black walnut furniture,
Window Shades Gas Brackets Kitchen Utensils. &c ac
with wheh the sale win commence The above All Of the
oraee WI sold without VIII be exhib
t.on on and after "Wednesday
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NNOETGAGE sALE.-WILLfAM WOLF, AUCTION
tl olco 10 Jackson street, sells this day, at 10
DC oe Fixtures ~ the Grocery Liquor
str- 81 Mulberry street Tie who.e will be sold IN
small l1s TO suit buysrs. M RUST Mortgage.
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A UCIION ICg.-aoRTGAGE SALE OF FIRST
II class HOusei old Furniture Over 80 lots elegant
Mo1schold Furniture at the residence ii9 Clinton place.
West Eighth street eH doors from sixth avenue near
JeiersDn Market wt be sold, public auction this day
Ssanray) July 49, at l0 O'Clock precisely to the highest
seven octave Panolorte stool snd Cover cost $3.50 ono
Sold rosewood Parol suit covered rich French satin,
crimson brocatel do covered ia srren and
gold solid black walnut Suit covered ia blue and
gold brocgtel; marble top Tables Etageres Curtains Paint
ings Vases Clocks, rosewood Bedroom sus sprng and
Hair Mattresses Tufkish Chairs aud Lounges black walnut
Extension Table, Dining Chairs, ac., Ac sale positive
DepoSt required. by order OF CARPENTER, Attorney
O Mortsacee.
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r cAsuRrPG PAYS TIE HIGHEST PRICE you
IJCast on Clothing % ladies aud gensernsu. PArtles
va On a. their dwellings ty addressing l. CAsl harg No
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A CCTION NOTICE. -.
~ NJ. DOUGHTY. suctoneer will sell this day at i0h
O'clock the auction rooms. ~ Nassau street, large and
general assortment OF Paor, tnainhe Dining Room ana
Library furni,nrc, in 1ant, oak and rosewood; Gas
Chandeliers Carpets Paintings &C., the whole Tor absolute
sale Also 10 Iay advances. one rosewood Flanoiore,
Vi maker; Bagaelle Iabe. IN complete order
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CckANfoS COAL AT AUCTION.
- Onice Of the Delaware Laekawanna Western X r. Co
H. --..E. ~. X4.Ek LII

-
- Once OF the Delaware Laekawannaa Western X r. Co.
IS William street. New York July Is, lS6s
Tnis Company will hold lheir SHth Regular Monthly
"Wednesday the 22d day of July. 1-t3 Il
octsk At the used the Merehanis' Ex
ha ge. Nos. % ana $ Exchgnge place. OF William
street whch time they wi Offer b. SIMEON DRAPER,
~ LSrY. FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL,
rnga the usual and yerable at their Depot
Eilahethror, j., after the hrs OF August neat They
month during the year 1868
Tue via BE- positive Zach lot put up WIN be sold 10
the ,shcst bidder bids, IN form whatever being
pcs1unt OF or on nehAlf of the Company.
fftN ton IN hnnkAbe funds. be Tad ai the
t aaa plle Of sle ANA the IN ike funds,
the order for the coal whi must be called for With
In thereafter aud the taken within thirty
day from the day OF SALE unless navigation - obsrctcd
Buyers yVnu wish however, have additional thirry
tot akns tho delivery OF their purchases by making
fur hr .n9a of airy cents ton within the days
WI IN sach charged the balance from
sIu ae tor payment nj paid and twenty cents per
ton the expense OF stocking the coal both TO be
psli delivery OF orser.
T a.her conditions OF sale will be substantially those
hitEcrn pcd Dy all purchasers By private contract OF
8eiyefabl. at Ezabethport, applicable. The
eoslg4 boooisef.i direct from the their arrival
fro tie mines when rra cab c-otherwsc from the stock
The oLAtiOns VIII b. motisvd 10 meet the wants OF
whose arrival cannot be definitely hsed.
Interruptions al thcmines and short supply OF labor.
have eed the Company 10 limit the qunntysod at
afttn 5O0l monthly untl further notlN II IL
practicable fr The Company
nal monthly quantity u Will b. done.
JOHN BRIsBIN. President
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CHraIfFs sALR.-RIcHARD WALTERS. Auc.
> tonoer will soil. Mon iay July at I0l O'Clock. at
as Forty the Fixtures OF Packing Hous:
one steam Boiler ricxng oz-heads and Casks Lard
tes Coolers Platform Sales SAUSAGE Making Machine,
&C JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
Avpayw T. Bypsr, Deputy Sheriff.
Thc above ale is ro.tponed until IL O'Clock A. NJ on
Sat lrday ay al Dated New York, July 4 I63
JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff
Tie above sale IL further postponed unt u O'Clock
JAMES LYNCH Sheriff.
To- atove sale II further postponed until II O'Clock
sn Monday July ~ isoI Dated New York July Is ts6S
JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
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rr GAFFNEy, Ey,AuCTIONEER-OFFiCE CORNER MAD
and New Chambers streets viii sell this day at
i clock the Ls-e Stock and Fntures Of the Oyster and
Dfin o0n, ~ James street Counter. Beer Pumps,
a.. Tates. Chairs, Cruekcry, excellent Range &C.
yVIILlAM ABBOTT, AUcTioNEBR, OFFICE NO.
w EAss hroadway sells this dsy, lk cocx tho oop.
the Bisrd "a Don and Restaurant No ~ avenue
near Thri srect-Becr PUMPS Chars, Tables, GiaAs
Ware, ac., Ac
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ALviS Q. BAKER CO., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A notice -Aorgnge sale OF elegant frat Household
Furniture tb saturday July 49, al the hve story
stone residence 10 ver Sixteenth street. between Fftn
ami sale iOi, O'Clock. consist
ng rosewood raro Suits covered with frcncn brocatel
St4tary arbie top; Secre bookcase plate
glass French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors Velvet
Carpets Chandeliers, rosewood seven octave Pianoorte
stool aud Cover Canterbury Musc Books Centre Tables
marble Velvet Carpets OIL Paintings, By eminent art
superb Bronze Clocks Candeabas To match: Bronze
Sstuary Dresden and Sssres China Vases brocade and
embroidered Lae Curtaus Cornces and Bands, Shades
Hat Stand STAR Carpets Ocoth Extension Table Sofas
Chairs, sideboaf, emma Dinner Set 30 pieces solid sill
Spoons, FORKS hnyes Casters Coffee Urn Table Cutlery
and Linen, crystal and rub Oass"ar Iose wood ana wal
nut Dressing Bureaus, Bedseads, Wardrobss Hair and
Spring Mattresses, Blankets. Feather Beds Counerpares
Sheets Sofas Chars so Basement and hitchen Fur
ntlre Snla per. nptory.
GEO. ". ANMERMAN, Attorney for Mortgage.