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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-17
THE BATTLE AT VICKSBURG.

The Terrible struggle on tho Mississfpl-.
Map OF the Scene ofOpera tions-The Re-
capture or Galveston by the Rebels
The Battle st Red Mound, Iilustratod--
The Fight At Springfield, Missouri,
with q Map, &C., &C., SO.
The WEEKLY HERALD ready this morning ~ ten clock,
viii contain graphic account, from Special War Cores.
ponden Of Grand Battle and Unsuccessful Attempt
20 Capture vicksburg, Mississippi. with Map Of tho
scene Of Conflict showing tho Position Of the Contendng
Forces the Rebel Defences, &c.
Account Of the Rscapture of Gsvcstoa reTas by the
Rebels.
Acooun, OF tho Repulse and Defeat Of tho Rebels
Springfield Missouri, with Map OF tbs Battle Field, It's
surroundings, &c.
Details OF the Splendid and Successful Campaign OF
General Sullivan against hs Guerilas in the Southwest
illustrated with Map OF the Scene Of his Operations
GLIDING the Battle Field u Red Noand.
Il will also contain the latest Foreign and Domestic
News Interesting Agricultural Items the sporting
Intelligence, Reviews Of the Cattle, Produce and Money
Markets. and Reports OF all Events Of tho Week OF "a
important character.
Tsrms--Two dollars per year sinse copies, IN wrap.
pers, ready for mailing, nve cents.
Cyistadoro's Hair Dye, Prsssrvasive a.A
Wig Depot, whoss.s and retail, No. Astor House The
Tru0eeo.-m0ron ~ CO.-H90hraI Cure
connection with other onos Of The came LADY
Every Lady whs Ds:ire. . Is..sis.l
equal All druggists, and 80 Broadway
OHcs 81 Broadway. up ssAirs Assadsnas 70 daily
PMshisse Or Asthma.-Thess OF Oar
: .s 3. :.r a:% ~: NJ
nEDf In sao,hsr column.
MRS. winsisw's soesAing syrup, for
IA "a ~ ..: sss as
Tor Coughs a.d Colds. Take .Brewn's
BroesbA rsehss" Public speakers and singers Ne them
wigs. ToSpses. Hair Dye, Hair Dyelng
Ia sxr6 asisis s'i Z Bona q. .; s'
Batchsier's Hair Dys-Ths Best IN che
world sansous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
sss and psrfansrs s,ssy~Asrs Factory 81 Barclay srssa
.s1y year.. s:. In ~. extensive zee s.:. g.sss ,a,
Lecture and Expesanasnss IN Psychology
ihs svesins, 81 Clinton Nall, 70 commences ns k,os.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares shs
very vo,. forms q se,esa obstinate Erupons q The ssn
1884.
For Colds, Coughs, bronze hits and all
Of the lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pastoral wAeA
10 them.
CampseII, Chemist and Aposhssary,
Rehth avenue aud Twenty sighih street Pure msd
cines dispenscd with care
best and Cheapest Soap an uss--J > mes
PYLE's o X Soap Sod ~ the sroosrs Depsa, 80 Wssh
ington street
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proef afes;
also sdeboard safes, for sver pAie, de
81 Murray street. corner oi Collage place. =
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An American Vessel Fired Into by
British w mr. St~a NOR.



The COMBINATION CorssxLs ArroIsrnEsn.-hr. Devein
the Corporation Counsel has finally put end the
agony Of the Office seekers who have besicgcd him
his election by the people. Tho correct list q his
appointments win be found as follows
Public Admtntstrator-Dr Robert Bradford, vice Sc
phen r. Russell.
Corporation Atmney-Nicbolas Hill Fowler, vice George
c. Genet.
Asiaant Corporation Anonep-Denis Quinn. vice John
~ Harrington
SEC nj Assistant Corporation Aaorney-J. Dagge, HUNT
reappointcd.
day.
ArroNTxgsIs ~ THE STREET DErARrMysr.--Deputy
street Commissioner Tweed the following changes
in tho force OF the Street Department yesterday -
W. II. Tone, Foreman Of Western Division Roads.
James Towney, Inspector Of Lamps and Gas. vice II.
VIM Tucker, Foreman OF Bureau OF wharves.
John slowey Superintendent OF lands and Places vice
T. Byrnss
PJ Farreiy General Foreman OF Roads.
Chas Polhcmus, Fourth Clerk to street Commission
err, vice =. j. Byrne.
George w Luckey Third Clerk to Street Commissioner
vice VIM. q. O'Brien.
VIM. II Mckinney. Foreman OF Bureau Of Lands and
Places, vice c. Swackhamer.
NEW YoRK CALEDONIA CLuB-BAIL PRESENTATION o.
cotoRs annual ball Of New York Caledonia Club
took place Thursday evening last al the Apollo Room
which were on that occasion densely and even incon-
venisnty thronged with guests During the ntermssion
lust before supper handsome set Of coors present
cd to the Club by Mrs Geo. Read, and accepted with APP
proprate ceremonies by Major Mcclellan Chieitan OF the
Club. The ppers were present and accompanied the
Scotch reel with their Wild national music and the Gale
donia Clubs OF Newark Philadelphia &C. represent
ell by special dcputaons. The affair passed on success
fully.
FuSsRn. GENERAL MircBu~-The last rites due the
dead yesterday paid TO tho mortal remains Of Major
General o. NJ Mitchell who died In October last Of yellow
fever at Beaufort C. The funeral request Of friends
Of the deceased, strictly private one; military
escort pageant Of description conducting the body
" its last resting place A. two O'Clock the body
conveyed TO the Church Of the Pilgrims In Henry street.
Brooklyn where simple funeral ceremonial gone
through with Rsvs Drs storrs Esls and Rice ocisted
upon the occasion The remains were Deposited IN val
nut box The following inscription was upon the Id
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Freshet In PennsyIvania.

NAUCH CnUNK, Pa, Jan. 10, i063.
There freshet here. This river eight set deep
Inc dam dark. The wagon bridge leading - Fast
MAnch Cbusk u washed away The Lehigh Valley Rail
SsAse below hsso has ssca injured which wi stop
tho trssus Tor several days Tho water II tho
wagon road below the Mansion House. II Ia reported
that TurAhose bridge, tho BAavcr Meadow Railroad.
has been washed away, bat te report lacks coaarma
ton
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The Twelfth Massao ON usetts Battery.
BosroH. Jan 10, 1858.
private letter states that sixty horses Of the Twelfth
Massachusetts battery dod during the passage 70 For.
Monroe account Of rough weather The vessel
conveying tbe battery detained W Boston hrbor too
throc days Of pleasant weather. wnl,og clearance
from the Custom House.
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Best and Cheapest Soap an uss--Jsmes
PYLEs O. X Soap. Sod ny the Eroosrs Depsa - Wash.
ington street
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TIL Wy.
Arrival or tho Release.

Arrival or the Release
HErzAsx-four guns-regular navy storeshp, tho same
whose recent proximity 70 the Alabama alluded 70
yesterday arrived Boston from the Mediterranean
Wednesday. She brings no late news, being sailing
vessel When she eft Cadx the officers orews OF tho
United States ships Constellation and st. Louis we'll
Tho British clad frgates Warrior and Black Prince
had been up the Straits, and tho considered
by her officers partial failure Tho officers Of tho Re-
lease are
Acting Vou~tesr Lieutenant Commanding Daniel P.
Upton.
Acting Mosxr-John p. GoodmAnson.
Assis,dna Paynds er--Be0jamin r. Camps.
Acting Asris ant Smr.eOn-J0hn Spare.
Xeing Aassrs Mates w alter walton wal.er Sargent,
and Y. p Bibles.
The United States steamer San Jacnto called a. 81
kits, Dec Is and sailed on a cruise
Exchange Of the Marines Oaptarsd by
the Alabama.
Tho large troop OF United States marines which
captured on board the Ariel by Semmes OF the Aabams
have boon exchanged aud At tho service OF tho
government. Their ofcers too among whom arc Cap
tain D. NJ. Cohen Major Garland Lieutenant NICE lrah
and Others will repair to their original destination a the
Marc Island Navy Yard, California, where permanent
marine garrison 70 DO established FOR tho nrst time
Arms and equipments will DO furnished tho from
ono OF the United States armorics on tho Pacific
A General Court Martial.
very serious Is being trcd before General
Court Martial ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard In "strct
times. death might he tho sentence imposed tho
cnsed wore he proven guilty Of the charge preferred
against him. The ships cook Of tho receiving ship North
Carolina the prisoner and said have drawn ps
tc on Captain Meade, mia commanding officer which u
Of the most serious crimes 10 naval law. Tho
examination Tor tho prosecution nnshed Thursday
and Tho accused commenced his defonce ycsterday.
An American Vessel Fired Into by .
British w ar St~a
The American bark Morning star, Captain John st tr
ling which arrived At this port yesterday from ST. Jsgo
do Cuba. fred into BY tho British steamer PIC
yer the 23d ultimo and subjected to search Tho
only explanation the BEtishcrs would give that thoy
took the Morning star 70 be ssvor Captain Stirling 1t
FIRST thought he fallen the clutches Of tho pirates
Of tho Alabama but when the salute Shark shyI" Ia
stead Of "Bark ahoy! heard evident that Old
Beeswax not In command and all board felt much
easier.
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proef Safsss
ALSO sdsboard and Parior ssfes for svor pale Ae "a
n ~ PATRICK
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FAgroH. Pa Ian IA IadS.

EAsroE, Pa, Jan. 10, 1868.
There 10 frcshot In tho LehgL and Delaware
No damage known 10 have been done TO tho canals yet
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Mise Lavinta Warren, tire CnarmgnG
Ls@ Qne~a o. n~a.iy 10 vss4s ~ all seurSo-dsy a. ssr
mans snd Cclis-s Bsvn " pisysa perp evening
fsw the last hnse,
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Royal Havana L~ttaSy.-Ftftsen Per
paid pvisss Informaoa gv~a. Hghes< pnos psad
for doubloens. American gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 co, Banksra, mWal street. N. y.
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4 sTHAA-A DISTINGUISHED LAwYBR wRIrka
"A from AssuslA. Maine, a. fooms.-.Wncn i aos.
mcrced skiing JONAS WHIrCOMB's RkaKDY for sssI
mA had boa Afflicted with dat dissae nearly tvenIv
u = q !he spssmede kind 10 bad attack
sns the remedy found STONED elef uay
ana A.cnssA baNen = improve have sAised twenty
~ mas In w.iRhl Asd have o0I.JnrAtvey asthma IL
.sr 70 me hAa very fous1a'tou OF ds.e Is broken
up - mat wtl soon entsry lea mo-. The medc.ne
NKvT Co rrcIApst srce. Dc~sss. and IL fss sale ~
frurrtsks = eHeTaily
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CampkeIb, Chemist and Aposhseary,
Rshh avenue aud Twenty sghih street Pure msdi
cfnss dispensed with care.
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VALuABLy AID CONVENIENT -ss0rrs l hsos
ohla~ Tfo 4.s wiasiy sH4-n - - stmisAss -.
s3y f~f hrsDeblis Bosr~rDess cth@s Hs..ss
u he hruss ana itnss Tbsr are - tr~.t y, We
purposes Tor whlss tssy ss@an<e. shd s@Ssl -
tno~a tsst -his sh-y are nsasig A.e r'ss.ssI $500
ceus thsy oontsin harsfal w~fsst ~ sci a ~
anass psffs1t safsa We 500 lr~s ps-ssssl
snp~ress@ vhss 80 eom us~o vs~@ ~ -
sssssp q The ss,-scs-es - sttsr ,, -. -.
1syaaAn ear mfs~ss nr~sesAxi vr<Ass vhth ~ y0x
t~v~sss hsvs p.t.f 1000 vsin. hsls ~f-t 49, ss1e
10 isus r-~rf.fY sHi a. ifsn @nfn ~
ansa fhty .xsgIt ~ ssftifs
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For Colds, Coughs, Krone hits and all
affections Of the longs take Ayers Cherry Pastoral wAsA
q them.
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A Prem1aa 81 Fifteen Per Cent Paid
on prizes Information given Highest price paid for
dsabicsas. Anericsn gold and silver.
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DEE.
CoYLs.--On Friday January 10, MsRr Corrx. wife ~
Hush coyle, native n. county Loutb, parish Ardss.
The relatives frsnds ~ the family sespscuiy
nvsd 10 attend the funeral frsa her les rss6snes.
corner " Van Brunt ard DikemAa streets, South Bfdsk
In, On sunday Afternoon at two O'Clock.
fFov otk0 Desihs Secord Pdss
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TOO LATE F'OR CLASSIFICATION.
c,PIcIAL HorIcE-AIL rHH RgsPE0rAsLs Bo0r
- sod shs~ yrssf rses Oil h~g s.fss e<osr
.ishs oeisss cvsry svsnlas SATURDAYS sscspsil
yYAsryD-A wonAx nv rrw wgEx 10 cur AND
wv ~ pisls
sas ~ ssss.sss Appsy a. "a Hsdsss "a
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Free Lecture ts ladies, with Psycho-
tos spsrimsnis Clintsa Hall. this Afternoon ~
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cPEGrAL TRAin or care
. ExCfLsfvELY TOa
ADAMS Exrkk1s CONrAsY,
WILL LkAyE ikaskr cfrr DAfLy
ArsDr N. Fo&


bsving ard the Me- Jsrs~J Csns~o s.1
boz Ealirosa for SPECIAL TKAfs Oy CARS " 20 run
daily ih~ir ensbisd iherwsY ~
srnptons 81 feixht " Baltimore Nsshingbon AMI sr~a,
west -hsst brsssinx bas ~ changing cars At rsA~6si
Ekts
ssrchsadiss sA.py.1 are-. 10 Broadway. h~fyrs
ell arrive Ia Natttnors sud NAshinxen nnrtns
Tag Or W.sl~sa g~sssnsss tsais frn-,
rlliNislphs rrnnsYsv1bA Csotraf Hsus~nsins ard
Li,s haHi Railroads Y esbcinssn. and ~ sonBef tas
trsss " Al paris o. ,ss wsn
~ psri7- rates ffslQNt Ar Sc gea@< sfDF
~ ssf tritwfvai ofse, - EknADWAtl ~ r.
Dkrtu
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Prixss Cashed sn all Legaiisea l.ettsrses.
rnforma,ioa given. JOSEPH BATHS. Broker No IL Wsii
street, Ne. I, New YORK.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares shs
very worst forms scroula obstinate Erpons
and old Ulcera No Division street. New fers city, sincs
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GOAL RgD Ash TEACH ORC BARD CEwy.
" Inc LehiRh and Locast Mountain, sisS tn.sh hos-~
canns Liverpool orrri and Cum u ~ b.st qDs
~ At lowest nArkst price. ibNRi AkbFB. oaspsr
Of Canal and Ceal. and Of jane And W. sr~2
co7E - AND UPWARDS FOR COMFORTABLE
% ~. Rooms. 9Th % rithsnt sgsfd. nloe Pafi9rs
adi-s families s,lted osyuNs shsap
aud Tstnhnsb IN a,en fsny sl nAzhi a. No Ltspsrafa
sirse,, BrvadpsJ and csnsi
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Phehisio Or Asehma.-Thoss OF Ouy
readers Who suffer from this distressng Complaint
fsrrsd 70 the advertisement Of JONAS tHITCONBs RH
hEDf Ia another column.
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co . Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
Kssrucsv. ErrsA Class T-JanuAry ls fB3.
IA, 62, Co, Z, SIS, 80, ~, "a, I'll, 4, &c, IS.
KENTUCKY, Class 2s-January 10. 1895
rs. 40. %, So, 81, 81. ~, rs, so. 36, 90. 20.
Circulars ssa frss Of charge By adarcssns slthe. 70
Covngton, KY, or ~. Louis Mo.
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Tho undersigned have this day entered
and manage the Library Association Company
Lottery OF Kentucky, under u. name Of France I'm: 90
". q. TRANCE A. D. ELiJ4,
Eh L Esr,ssxy ~ r L9EHF'
CovIssros, ~. January 7. 1855
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THE ACTIVE, HONORARY, AND EXEMPT MEMBERS
Of Protectioa Bngine Ca No g. aud the Yra Depart
nent In general reqnes.ed V nee, ne knrn- Honse
Sunday the 18Th inst 81 O'Clock r. NJ 70 a.snt the
funeral o. late brsher mrmn.f and asscasale. Mr..
Jeremiah OCsnnor john uEARDON. f~veman
Joas SrpksS. Sssre'asy.
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DR.. Larmonts Treatment or Old Ulcers
impurities of the blood. debility, Ae 10 nfabis
O&cs 81 Broadway, up ssaira Asssadsncs TO daily
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! A Soc Steal nnGpavna Of Uevernss seymour.
! me Coz, Of The Wsr sn1 Who hnss Pay IL
No 70 VI. Rev 0~stisuso Bssrh@r, Cnssssr as
Tying BY g. CkAnns~g Bsrr
. A Traitor CDn9rsss ana rraitss President
8 Trials By gonaisNisas
& The unfsA sassss Trsssary Ribbed v my s.sross
I The Prophssy 81 CAihvln
Ho- ,hs Hids s.sA~s sr. Es"A ard ksinss
p,s,shss ~ cHAuHcgr BURR q 90. .. 10 sss..a
street RON n prscs, snysn sapss. Is r.s,s D...r~s
10 sub~rhsrs parts OF be wtss ~ hs~ rofs, brons
lgn wilssn4sans sSd Jsr~y car rorraftsd " mall ~
.Ipress Hrss Of the Uni,s< stAisa u yasr In 81
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Every Lady who Desires . beautiful
Complexion should LAIRD'S Liquid Pearl II haA No
equal All druggists, and <,e Broadway
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I(UsIhBSS CARDS, 81. 1000: BILIHgADa o. IsyAn
~ UtrcuiArs i6r iooo Lahss sor 90. Anknd. i.oc*s
Job ana Newsarsr printing equally low PAPER prrvks ed
beoSr the great rtas r. DAWLYy'S pri .sse
establishment o0vper kcsdc and Ocn,ro strsets.
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Tor Coughs and Colds, Take Brswn's
BroeebA rochss" Public spssksrs and Singers No them
the voice.
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Omsial Dra wings of the Library Assoc
CLASS u-JanuAry le 1888
60, 81, ~, 23, 38, ~, 81, 76, ~, ., IL, Y, So
CLAss 7s-JanuAry 10. is63
t. a. &c. 81, 46, 50, 80, Al, %, ., 81, II, III. s..
'''e'''" FRANCE BILLS 4 90, cov,nssoa, H.
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Trusses.-Marsh Il CO.-Radical Curs
Trusa Once stil III No. yesey street. Astor HOUSE NJ
connection with any other odloe Of the Lad
attendant.
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nIRECTI0N LABELS AND TAOS-ALL ENDS
~ white and col0reA psined and plain. ia quan,itsr TO
SUIT purchasers, Al VICTOR Il. AAuGERB ii5 chsnsev
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Cvistadoro's Hair Dye, Prsssrvaeive sna
Wig Depot, wholesale and retail, No Astcr Hsuse. The
Dye apphed By skiifu artisss.
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An sso.~ai LSsn FOE Ass 81 sypsiiin& ns,nrs.
Ia dss~ass uSs arsary oresas arsnG
frvsn hsbS a. dissipation. assd iassnason the Ms.
Baoku aud ssrssp~riA Ia saoh dissassss
r2snded
Ill se~nNpany rD~ts<inea
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JACOBS, BERSHEIMEh&eo,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'
50 WALL STREET

n oTICE 70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE NEW
~ York and Harlem Railroad ComrRny
Tie increasing business Of tho
connections with hei railroads render II e1ped!ent forth
with 70 extend the double from
Wiamsf ridge 10 Chatham Four Corners complete
The roc d from that place through 10 Albany.
the purpose OF meeting the
ng such conrtuctlons and 10 derav the incident
70 The extension OF The city railroad Already auborx
foafd Directors have resolved that e1pedient
crease ne ana stock 20 such amount not erceeding the
lutatons OF he ehssr as may be sanctioned by The
qnse vote OF the sockholters and to ssre the
of pleting such dolbe track extensions and pro-
crr rg ths necetsafy additional rolling stock
The smonnt Of The apia stock limited BY the charter
and snendatory and including both the common ADD
eight millions which
million hundred and thirty nine thousand hundred
and fifty dollars reu ain unpaid
The Board Of Directors propose hat the capital stock bs
increased TO its full amount
meeting Of The sholGeIs for he purpose OF acting
upon such alton Of ;Ee BOARD OF Directions ana Of
currae The increase Of ne cap al stock 20 the fn
anti ofir.d BY The charter he several OF
the atue amerdGtory thereof via he he'd at the once
70 EiA TUESDAY, The st day of nceembel
at II o'CiGck of ttlt day.
Icr the purrose Of aEcertsrug tho stockholders who
han be entitled ,ovoe at such meeting the books = trans
Ter VIII be e.. lrei by law Saturday tho 7th
DAY Of hoyen Ter usL. tie Of the fret pabaton OF his
EoliCc.
TLf Booze " u. T. arcu ofdny The l0,h day a No
veutcf lrst b oIlar - ne BOARD g Directors
VANDERBILT President
W. II E.fEsog se-reEry
NHN ! CRE NOFcll btg G. ittt.
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LHERr HAYWOOD,
"A yAosyrcrsff fnSftl1sf5h notsin5tb FURNITURE
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
his DAY festurfay), November ~,
liihs Or entid private residence 23 Tenth sssi few
ttrs~es of briadysy sale cgrnrneneins At " 0c ~
PAri.sar atisntion called 20 this sac eorf .ns yre
- he agIsst AID richest sssog en's q Househoh Fpfn
re AID W0fH n AT offered ~ suction this tsas0nt
vAlgtd ~ e1,,g0
DRAWING ROOM
-Terb ,sts OF Curtains Cornoss AMI Bands uaSnletsrt
Dthsing Room SUITS covered with he nchest de~p'ioa
N slk 1roctds Oti0mArs Etag-fe. Csuire fsblss tsti
t tssAni Reception 1hairs supsrb srrrcs ohrA Nsts
IAft. ana ffonye stA.uary Oh rainttss vey rch an
tilensfe endid Frerch c;ocss Csrres, OrnAmsnS snd
rfRsr CLASS ROSEWOOD YIAsoPORrR
'ntted al ., md containing all the modern imt trofemst.
u stool sLf Co y nat b.
IvfFI ROOw
- soa ,srvef h,ss va'rgi Buffet sG,gsry rarte ,Ppi
Hsrtga rsirrt pning Tsfr. Dfning Room SnF. al "
mkseh Gasswtrs % ss Dunsr And Tea sets of ctsH
tetcr gtou, fHl asis u silver sAr., a.
CBAhbEns
Vfrg rch and siesKnt Chant.r emts N ros,v0rf Anf
? ~ f1fri.tsf.
BisRssSr AND KlrcHEs pURNITrRB.
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CCRASTON COAL AT AUCTION.
- CTrick DrLAwAnf, LAcpLwlsl }
WG-rrKS RAILROAD cosrsSp,
Ssw YcEs, Nov. ~ 1863

CCRASTON COAL At AUCTION.
- CIrck rng DrIAvAnf, LAcEAwlsi AsD J
WG-rSEH kIuhoAD tosrsSy,
NEw YoHs, Nov ~ 1863
This C0mIany VIII hold their tenih reruisr Monthly
lion on Wednesday November n al y ocoss W. Al the
Will Offer by sISE0N DRAPER, Auciisnecr
TWENTfFfEE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL.
embracing all tie usual and deliverable th"r depot
EihbethIori. j. after The hrst OF December They
will repeat such slcon sales about the 2t1 Of each
month, during the year 1893
The sale vii be positive Zach oi put VIII he soid
ih. highest bdaeri no BIDS IN ahy iorm shaoycr beiHg
made fOr account OF behalf of the t0upauT.
fifly Ter ton la bans1be Funds be pail al he
time and piice or sale and the balance In Ike funds
ceyng tie order for IN. coal whth allied for
IN u days thereafter ard The c1a token within hriy
days FROM The fsy ~ ssl" unless uavgin IN o1ftrurtcI
fuF"r~ who Wish. however, have an AfiiuorA tiry
days iskibg The delivery uf her prrhasea by making
further depost of ny cent? Pc ton within the days
above specified insresi psr sl n
psymrn, until paid pr .ou tn over
Ne expense Of stocking The coal both 70 - pad delivery
q oder.
Tie olher conditions - sale VIII - .-t,auiaiy tos-
hitherto arey cd by Oh pIrrhasers - traf ~
coal deliverable ynbeih p1rt fAt aTpieA e. Tho
vii lie delivered f,r~cf from the tsr
from Tie mres eLs urEluraue. otss-. t. slcE.
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trAmers whrre arrival cannot ts definitely ftrf
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hat ths sae nov DouBrsf " b. bod ~ ofrs - s
Company JOHN bHIhbIN. Flrt.ttuL
For other Auetion ssies see snoihsr
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
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