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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
The Financial SUGGEST OF secretary
Chnse-The EnS1lSh OapAG@AsHS
Wanting our BOndsi
From Harper,s MleekIy.

From Harper's Weekly.
The Secretary of the Treasury has an
nounced that he will continue for the pres.
emit to sell six per cent. fve-year bonds at
mar to all who apply for them. For the
mast four or five months The sales OF these
bonds have been so large as to detray the
entire cost of the war in hll, about 5000
600 600 have been sOld--mostly through
the houses of Jay, COokei l. Co., of Phila.
delphia. and Fisk & HsFch, bankers, OF
New York. This is, We believe, the first
instance in history in which the cost of
great war has been betrayed by the vOlun-
Iary contributions of the people carried by
them from day TO day to! the fiscal agents
Of Government.
Mr.. Chase's PdmiGistratlpn OF the finances
has been successful beyond all precedent
and probably beyond his own expectations.
Our national credit now stands so high
that he was able, the other day, to refuse
an offer, made by European agents, of par
for SlOO, 900, 600 of thirty-year 6ves. he
told the applicants that he would let them
have four per cent. loaniat the price, or
fifteen-year FIVE per cent. Joan. Tbs was
the best he would do.
The English, who would not NY our
bonds when they were at par, and exchange
at $50 or 100, thus reducing the cost the
bonds in sterling to So or so. are now pur'
chasing them freely at LOG, with exchange
at 1873 or I39. This, hOwgver, is less ex'
peusive operation than sheir venture IL
Confederate scrip. That they bought al
lOl or 104, and thought they were doing
we'll; now they are trying to sell it at &c
SO, and fine it hard work: A smart pee
pleI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

TaE Louisville Journal says that as far
as heard from, the next General Assembly
OF Kentucky will be composed as follows !:
SenAte-Sl Union, with six districts to
hear from Houses uuiOu aud se-
eessiOnisss, with thirty counties to be
heard from.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

THE EOse-vater correspondents ia Paris
say that Napoleon has of late introduced
the1tAshiou Of removing his hat with the
let hand when saluting. Paris has adopt
ted the custom, aud the silly world will
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
Course OF Instruction.

The Courses of Lectures will be on ANATOMY
General, Descriptive, Surgical, and Pathological;
Principles and Operations Of Surgery; Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics; Institutes and Practice OF
Medicine; Obstetrics, the Diseases OF Women ana
ChiIdren with Clinical Midwifery; Chemistry and
Physiology; Clinical Surgery; Clinical Medicine
Clinical lectures the Diseases Of the GenitO OEl,
nary Organs; Clinical Lectures on the diseases o.
Women and Children Clinical Lectures on Physical
Diagnosis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

TaE n. Y. Post says the loan market is
easy at 5 per cent. Every one seems to
have money to lend, and but little appre-
hension exists as TO this state of things
continuing for some time to come.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
Union Meeting Mt West wilEord, Har'
rIson County, West Virginia.

Union Meeting Mt West TVilEord, aar-
rison County, West Virginia.
Editors InteItigeneer
Union Meeting was neld few days
ago at West Milford, Harrison County,
West Virginia. The meeting was organ
lied by electing VIM. Law, Esq, chairman,
and Thomas Nick. Stuart, secretary. On
motion the following committee was APP
pointed to draft resolutions: Thomas Nick.
Stuart, B. D. Rider, D. W. Tuttle, Thomas
HighIaRd and j. @. Morris.
The committee after retiring for short
time returned and reported the following
resolutions, which were read and separate
~ adopted
WHEREAS, Our national life is threatened
by wicked and causeless rebellion exist
ing in the land; whereas, there are those
among us who profess to be loyal citizens,
nevertheless by words and by acts oppose
every measure that tends to the suppress
sion of rebellion, and the restoration OF
the Union whereas, there are those re-
turning again, who without compulsion left
this county and .tool8np arms in the cause
OF rebellion; aud, whereas, numerous Pc
titions have been signed by processing
Union men, praying for the release of such
characters as have been arrested by our
military authorities, therefore,
ReS0lped, That we have no fellowship
with that protested loyalty which opposes
every measure requisite to the successful
prosecution of the war, but are steadfastly
devoted to the preservation of the Union
and the maintenance of the Government
over all her territories, and we pledge our
selves to sustain the administration in all
its efforts to quell the rebellion and to re-
store peace and prosperity to our country
ResofVed, That we do not approve Of
those coming back and enjoying the immu-
mites of citizens, who have been in arms
against us and our government.
ReSoired, That we have no confidence In
the 10y atty of any protesting Union man
that will in any manner procure the release
of such persons as have been in arms
against the government, and are held by
our military authorities.
ResoiVed, That we will not coUuteuance
any person or persons that sign petitions
praying for the release of such persons as
have been arrested by our military author
tiles, unless We are satisfied that such arr
rests have been wrougtully made.
ResOlred, That we will sign no petition
whatever, unless the person in behalf OF
whom the petition is written will endorse
every effort of the government to quell the
rebellion.
1t was then moved that the resolutions
be endorsed as whole by q, rising vote,
when all persons present rose up.
The Rev. D. O. Stewart proposed the
following resolution
ResOiped. That we heartily approve of
the election of the Hon. Waitnsn 7. Wiley
and the Hon. p. G. Van Wrinkle, as our
representatives. in the United States Sem
ate.
The meeting then adjourned, all present
Eseiing satisfied that the object in calling it
had been attained, which was TO give eX-
preston to feelings of contempt for those
who at this present time will advocate the
cause of rebellion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18


Charles W RuE.sn a1d EduarJ II. FTtnhzEh. part
ners, ding business under the drn uEais hnI
s1yts q Resell 3 Fitlhugh-
IN the District Court Of tie Uuitsd States within
Il and for the WeIteTn Distriet Of virginia
In pursuanee Of the decree and orIler a fNa ~
Distract Court in ths above entitled eals g - ~
Te-ted. dEiy E.ads and entered On tko ssh day 81
June, Is6Ss Ishau sell ~ pzhlie auction On T1e.y
the - day q SsPtembsr, 1855. eonmeneing e y
ofciock- A. n, ~ the C0lFt Ho1n OF Ohio Cluu.tT
The FeFs1eol property paFtiellaE1y Reaftorsd al
des1T5aed IN thS schelale auneEoi q H. 80
1ted II sid eAnsss ooasisttng Of Law LbraEy and
once Furniture
Terms Of Sala Caah.
ONWARD II E0RTOE,
Marshal q tie s. 81 the Wosl. Ola. oFVa,
aaElShd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

a complete change ia the moassary sys-
TEN Of France has taken place, Gold has
driven silver entirely out OF circulation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

God guard our nag, and keep each starr
Faoh stripe a. bright rs now they WaVe5
Still make Il lead our ranks in war,
still float above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail II through the dust Of shameS
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

TBrx dine by ne thousand at q tine at
Saratoga this season, 1t is hot as blaaes
there, bat the water sim holds ont.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
Marshal's Sale.
The United States Of Ausriea,

" the District Court Of the United States within
j and for the Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance Of The decree and order Of the sd
District Court il the sbOSe entitled cAuse d.
reeted, duly made and entered the SGth day d
June, 1858. shall sell public auction On We1es-
day, The "a day Of SePtenSer, 1868, e 10 oicloek
A. N. At the front dor o. the Coart Holso Of Ohio
county, In the city Of Wheeling so Shares q Gtoc
50 Shares e Stock "a the PeOplss Bank daseribo IN
the schedule annexed TO the Information 1lod IN
said eause.
Terms OF Slle CaEh.
EDWARD y. MOTION.
MarshAl Of the c. 8. foE the West Dist- Va.
auEl5Rd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
NOTICE.

A. n. ADAMS & CO.,
COLE AGENTS for Atkinsou's English STEEL
y SHIRT COLLARS and WRISTBANDS tor the
State Of West Virginia, Wholesale and retail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
UNIVERSITY OF new YORK,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

SESSION, 10000.
TTIHE Session for 1864 will begin on Monday,
i october 10, aud will be continued until the LIST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
NOTICE.

VINHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
i Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Co.,
Of wheeling, will be held at their once the 28d
inst for the purpose Of electing nine directors to
for the ensuing year, and for the Transaction
of such other business As may be brought before
'-- su lisS aR WV. sHRIvER, see,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
SheriFs Sale.
James Salisbury and others. Ohio Circuit Court.
Mckee Brother Special Term, lsSa-
same IN 0nAnse'y'

TN pursuapoe OF an order OF sale issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
Ia the above named causes, viii Saturday, July
25th 1885, at the mont door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County, oder for sale AZ public auction 20
the highest Aad best bidder the undivided nine
sixteenthE OF lot number one hundred and eighty
one, being the interest Of james Salisbury in said
lot.
Tsrus Of saIe-A credit Of six and eight months
the purchaser giving bond With good security. SAID
bond bearing Interest from day OF sale until paid
the title being retained until purchase money
tS paid.
ALONZ0 LORINa.
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Conmislioner.
August 18th AMI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
SaWinr Machines.

ooWlH8 l14cAII4eo'
GR0VR 4 BAEE8S uEElPr0Sua Les.l-I =
" Ssli.g 1lcAl-ls yilh EGI1arEs 4s; 60
Hll4GA, -, 80 - beI9 II - Al ~
JOs- M.00XAE. Gs,Eal ASH fsr TssssEE. y =
60 h lls51< AIa ~ UAs's Va j.
A VII SZEE s s 02ssss q: q. =! IT
\ EOckTE6- AZ
@ila LO.0R- r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
HEGD-QrAnTIls GA Rsa'E. v. Va. MIlsEa,

HNAD-lllZIEILa IA N 2 ". VA IIlIILl,
August 1&th, ISIS
a n adjourned meeting oFthe CosEt-N lartiai halu-
IA TotOee ordered n this ReSims1e UIl Be held a.
day evening, August IL i0r tie hoaEing ufe1sss b
Oonpanies q Il, I, an X, and % eaSe8 IN Othar
companies that have nat yet appeared besSrs tho
Oaart
NJ order q Al SWKRNEY.
Col. &sA Rey. v. v. y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
Desirable Residence for Sale

FEN9R resiasnes q Nlrs. SAmael Nsel. sitva,.i q,
john stTeot, betWesa Slh aad ca d Whesli6r.
We,f Ma. eaatAlntOg elevea ruC-as Vith vIl,sS a.
hath rOons, Gas AID water thtOagAcat ire hease,
an IA coaPlets repalrs and dEY cellar under tAI
whole building.
me Iot fFOnEs - fesl "a JcAh street. running 49,
l30 Ret 10 Wi1s allOyS = elevated seVoa TEA Shve
The level a Iohn stFNgf, has 9neEsR3 seo-o vsl a
mat saEuoolnted Efth SrnGne1tAl iroa rafii1E
Yard dIlaa with eAA1e treeS S1ROke-AoOsa sfaAiS
ana ReeessaEy on euil3fnSa "a PCoEiseE
RessaSslon gFHoa b Qetoe0F.
NE allow proseata unalgpsH8oi inanee1asu.s u
any one soSkiRG rOsldeloe,
ApPly - Mrs. NRkL4 "a RrsDisss. s1RlS Il
TRaTksCShurg 6Alsttss clarEaaurS TeloSsApA ani
FSAF1oOlt NafanGl pl6lisA two mOatAs auSl s..l1
an . this oGles sos eOllestoal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

ne GATED stAses q AaeIioa,
Charles " Russell
\ the nistriet Co1zs q tie Uuitus Etaaes vithf1
i and for he WeEtern DiatEi5t q FTTEilfa-
In p1rsaEleO a IT, dseTee - uEliar a H
sid DtstrieS CouTI u The ab0Eo eltitlsd eas. -
ne dhge1e1 d1ly u1a5s a1d e11lFe1 % Gk8llh ~
81 yuDos lS-s sllAll 81 - rblfe aDe9fca a -
A. n II fha rustdGoee - OkaE3ss " BrlrlTI ~
NonrOe street, In tie city e TlA.ssliu. - T-II
rloferEy p1Et1calafiT Do09tao1l a11 tlalrf1usl IN
thE Sc6edale a1ls1od - ths inGsF-1rtic- - =
- sals-s eo1stsrtls = HOl1lhal1 God KISehGa
IeEl8 q sala ca
EDWARD - NuaTOx.
4ar1Asi oftes q s IL ths Wost. Di1E oFVa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
NEW ADVERTISER N rs
Sale of railroad Bonds.

Sale of Railroad Bonds.
~, -, 1f,nlay,. the 18th Of septembeT, 1855,
AZ the Ont the coVEs ~ AOg Ss ~ oeI So
y ~ sfIrtn TS9nds Of 81 coo each, no S64 g ~
inclusive, aud No. eg1 to ee5 iucius.Es, GSl9 d
mortgage bonds Of the Cincinnati 81 ,bd i,1
ZaHesvfie Railroad Company, for account Of whom
It may cOucern.
Terms Of sale, Cash. ,orYIr " GILL.
wheeling, August II, 1868. augl8td
John Atkinson George stOOlhro In Gh9 SII;
samuel Most,llsn. Alexander Burns Court ofohio
and VIM. +. Peterson. County, W.
NToFIcF Is hereby given that I will, at my once,
~ on Fourth st. In the city of Wheeling, w. ", on
Thursday the lst day OF October, 1868 a. 10 oeosk
Nj In accordance with decree Of the Circuit ouLt
Of Ohio County, Va, rendered at the speciat teIl'
june 1863 proceed TO take, audit and settle JhS &C
counts REQUIRED to be taken, audited and settlea
me above mentioned decree, in the above entlLIea
~ " v JOHN G. CHANDLER,
~ " Commissioner In OhRnceTy.
AZ yI rsLS : ang1s 4tW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
HYDRAULIC Cement.

IS YNNS7 brand. A superior article for etstsrnss
&C., always On hand, nud fJr sale low.
MKTOALR BURT,
anElS IS MAin stF1et.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

A RFESIAE WILL WAFER-s-pS-
"a Eiec . EluaI.iek-A fruslI jult rorllIs1
60 KICKING. At
CONSTITUTION VFATRR|~E -
~ eelvui - a. Ga ReIloB Han DEuEEusk
IN EBocAfsas A.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
S25 Reward.

$50 Reward.
- on WedneSiay lAs9 and hired horse and brrrJ,
aS be said, - take ride, but no word has ber1 r.
esiVed Gron him since. The buEgy l. OF . bFouFuish
ealor and running gar the sane eclor, With my
name on the back spring bar. A hay mare, aged
0bOut seven years. The above reward Gfu b Taid
70 any one returning ne the hoEse sud bHrRy
aRElS s." oTTNAR K6SIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18
WHITE LIME.

WE have received this day car load Of the
w Maryland @SnoW White LiEne.
- AETcAL y BURT,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

JOuS W. ,DnAPEn, MD, LID, President Of tn
Faculty. auglS 1tE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

The spenkershIp OF the Next House
OF RopresenGRtIyes-Th Members
tP-ny,, .NGaaf Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-18

- "a 9hEEEbur - ~ rat. Ss7Es -
81 a11llREss - o. II Eooe 100,
e-A8-4G t1Tyi DgGll-g EcllGa GlC resi- 80
EH0S HQENBBo0A-
CRHcU,s Sl-TEToE's 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

,oooo SALES AT AUCTI0N: ,-,>,,~.~.>,,>,~
UcTIoN NOTICE. 20
VIM M. HoLLIsGsnEAD AucrIoSEER.
ny CHAR Is c-wARREE
STORE p coRlI1lSDr STREET.
REGULAR AUCTION. SAL OF BOOTS AND SHOES
BY TnE PACKAGE Only,
EVERY FRIDAY. AT lox O'CLOCK.
DURING THE GNrIRE YEAR.
THE CATALOGUE FUR THE SALE or
FRIDAY. JANUARY y WILL INCLUDE
SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES.
CON RISING
BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON.
.sS sasFs 4ySEF1Shss HOUSEHOLD
PaBoiorte Paror SUIT pantngs stasu.ry Mirrors Silver
war; ar or TUsL ~ Z Au "a HON &C.
On this day ns mansion the
US Ws "a r. r Rsaf 81 III PSssE
S4 bns GSaAhNStNs Sarps. o gossoaa s..
on % Arm c SS csa sa sal .s
,a1ssi Enoosnarsa Cabinets lay. W.rs Tan pro" ne
Gh,ndeers Brussels and Ingram Carpet Oh Paintings by
'"'nsA' "''''' RosEwooD prANoFoRrE
sse aSs Conn na
BE s. Blankets, Sheets Co,nterpaIes, Hatsiand EN- n
o Table, Is n g. Ar. Cnars Sofa, China, Glass. SILVER
Ware Table Cutlery, Basement and Kitchen furni nrc
So family Coach made b. Wood pair OF Horees single
horse road Wagon. harness, Robes &c. tst
AUCTION NOTICED. ID. CAULKINS. AuCfI0 SEER.
N Eli CANT Household Furniture, u clos. estate.
Superby rosewood Panofore eegnt Silver Plate,
solid rosewood rarinr Suits &c.
THIS Day tfKIDAi),
At private residence 2iS West fourteenth
commenc,ns al eleven clock: AN.
elegant Paror FURNITURE 10 order and 10 In solid
The whole will sold 10 the highest bidder
cash Offering extra Inducements to p,rchs.ers.
Ee rosewood tave PianOfirtc with all
dern nproyeinei4s os'rs'rung bas, &c. cost sou; rich
three elegant fun Suits OF ros1woe Parlor Furniture in
sat God Etaeeres splene ID
costly Paran Ornsme rich Vases, Also
collection Paintings rosewood Turkish an Easy
Chairs fine reps; rosewood Centre and Side marble top
Tables, richly carved.
Chamber Sutts In rosewood and mahogany Bureaus,
carved Bestads Washstands Sofa a. In fine harcloth
Hair Matresses ~ 70 " pounds made
der Ii, excellent condition ~
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of fine Extension
Tabe 81 Ware, ri CAina, Ivory Silver tiery,
Forks Spoons &c with heavy Cut and Engraved Glassware
OF every description. No postponcmsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09
TUilN TAYLOR SONS,
j ALBANY BREWERS,
have remove TO tnslr
New warehouses 50 Greawlch street,
2 and 20 say street,


ana 81 =. shiustcn street, New York
Their hre sns - Ohment at Albany Of the largest
In ths H. ch Introduced nj the improve
meuts IN mlchNcry IN this aud other W utrie-
Their mailing houses, where they their
mat are conducted under tue personal sapcrintendence
OF Themselves.
They therefore feel confident enging comparison
witt oher brand Of ale produced in this any other
country.
They guarantee their article, be the pure
juice of tho
produce cheap Al. beer. which this country Is
FOR OVER FORTY YEARS,
iunS which t,me this house has been sccessfu opera
ton, has been the chez aim o. The hun 70 produce nm
Article OF Ale equal 70 any lfcN,d In the world.
Their means and time have erp nded IN per-
f.cting such improvement would
changes o. climate We snbJ1cied 70 In this country
HEY MO LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBfIC
that they ee The fullest confidence mnendng their
brsrds OF
ALBANY INTERVAL CREAM AND Xxx ALEs,
4Eailv. purity and .treleNre ucet
the Northern southern Neat India markets To
he had IN ASKS sail 'ssts ami butts.
BREWERY iS BhoApnAIy CORNER OF ARCH.
Depou, ~ GRrENwicH STREET co-nero Of jay, ~ York.
1T ntMMEKNt 81. euruwrf x thinord, Boston.
! Agents. " ~ IfAa@ Stsinforl. t,,nn
COS ,kD RdIrH I'D y IT. Conn
& al TIL /. ~, New haven. Conn.
RANSOM wHtrrLt Norw ri f'onn
y. n HENNFs III. PrUvuenrc. X T.
VS. SfEkts.. new Bedford, Mas.
ID. Wa N T. EltFArDs NewaFk ~ y.
GfoyiR Wiu.LLBa, New Brunswick. N. J.
ItIOWE TANfAR Sew cfn N. e.. aud others
In the NortksrN an Isl Ststtx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09


A q. FUTILE AucrIoNEER
a. xAosrrlcxs 4 no i sfsaaTa5 FURNITURE
sss.n. RnsclA r gEi;,s A :sss MIRRORS
Suits seS
To%orrow at the rst class resi- euce No ls2
s';ss s:SsssSs
ass he
ssss 8 q an a
= EiE$AsT I E6ssw Is, S,| rIAsosoarE
a. sv sn % cn @ sss ad es T n S amt Fer
lab four Pier and Mant' Arrors Brynse, Pan,in.s
spssr esoad Gamer ' ~ sss fsssn'
an lat a Malta o ss IN r , an Ba,
Curl +. silver Ware &c.
OF srve. aud the goods must be removed Immediately
Caaio- ues at the house.
95k ofsss
"A foA LANE saTE o. or AND iiH iHADH
CUT Glass CHINA s ssf, S,sE srA
E. ROTH, Aue.isnesr w,ll ,si, ih's day Indas, Jan
81 sS ss.E
W be oa e Inc aa ras %
dacements to purchasers as the entire Furniture Of he
soaslsns Of css.n rosewood anooe romo,a and
aud reps Chair and /" Lons Is 70 as
Dsm.ss and Lace Curtains Velvet and Br, d. cares,
and Mirrors Vases sronsss Day
s sss s S rs amt 'la PIN
Silver E wss ss .aa
Ingram Carpets, 0icloths, stoves
aud 0 ). Il" ss posons
rcrIoN NorcR--A BEAUTIFUL PARLoR SUIT.
sis; sds also the furniture '
private cash. Apply is Clinton p:sc west Eighth
street, near Sixth avenue
nAvID D. EGAN. .AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL. THIS
ue o ssd sedaas o,e1
n"rrsa: Marble Top and p.asr gss1 sofa.
2 asses Pictares asses. Crockery, &c Also hne bay
EDWARD f Snss'SNI s AuCgsoS HaNsr
BY EDWARD sclENcK, on SATURDAY, 10Th instant a.
black sa
ssSy sss sa .as sf
1'''' =" 'S"" CHESTNUT MARE,
sa .. ssS :,
sns usy.ner and saoi i"Is harness so light road
%0a In. s.. o. eae. arass Gs sa
MosIEs 1SS
rH Sss DsS ga II + 70 ot efs N Broadway
sss and
s sa : Sso !; CLOSE S..HIAsE -.
city,, In superb order ,..,,..,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE sLEI0HS,
ut private sale. An ee,ant assortment.
EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTiONEER
IL SECOND HAND FURNITURE. CARPETS
MIkhoRs, PIANoFORrE, OIL PAINTINGS, to
b. ID. w. IVES a CO ut las ami ISL b oalway,
On Saturday, Jan. 10.
large assortment Of second hand Furniture including
Carpets. OAK Sideonar Table, Chairs E,ascrs
aud walnut Bcdseads Bedding, tilt window
Cornces, U,icloth.
TWO PIiELAN BILLIARD TABLES
FIFTY PAIRS OF SKATES.
EDwkRD PETTINGER, AUcTIoNEER, so WALL
~ street. sells Monday, January ~ a. l0k ococ.
70 Man street Caibar ne icrr Broo contents OF
la Boarding Ho md Dining Rooms. Fun particulars
70 This place Ue bought at private sale before
Monday
HENRY II. LEEDS a co, AUCTToNEERs HENRY
IL N. LEEDS CO, will sell al auction 4iuruay,
January TO- at lU5s clock at the Saes No - Nassau
street. Household Furnuie-con>st Of Bruss ls and
Ingram Carpets ycd God crimson reps
biscA walnut Chair In crimson Sideboard,
marble too dp. CJmmode antei enaneiled Cots suit
also Table Covers fars Wax flowers
Bi scpHrs. Cherry andy, Sserry. Whskey, O. niger
Brandy. Bers, Porto REQ. &c; also elegant
perfectly new.
IIENRy Y. HERTs. JR., AUCTIONEER,
IL b. HENRY WOOD A Co.
SHERfrtS SALE
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n ooLT0N. .AU0TIOREER.--GRoc Al AUG.
uon-on "a ur,iay, Jan. ~. ~ IDA O'Clock a. toa
broad ~ Go ern nj SlsTes consisting VI Flour Pota
toe For, beans Rice Tea, sugar Molsses CandieA Soap
percnls tory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

IN ono GALLONS OLD BOURBON wHisREY, IN
lD.VOO iron hooped barrels valued At two dollars and
hsf gscs viii b sold At ssors good
Mortgages would take good real est-. ered in
art payment Address o. Dor tt5s Post ONCE with ia r.
uuars, stating Wien and where an illerlsw ~ had
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A observation-disclosures MORROW. SEVENTH
n daughter has foresight tell how and how often
you marry and all ysu wish 10 know even your thoughts
pay. Lucky charms Free Her e,sal 10 not 70 Be
found her magic image 10 iu op.Iaon. lSf Lud
low street. below Houston street. ~ cents Gentlemen not
admitted
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IN Exrp, DEMAND AND FIFTY PER CENT AT
"A least moe lAa than any other dealer Tor sik aud
Woorn Or sses toa Pants Tor California markc
by ALL on OF dress ne by post LEs ENsTyN 2p Seventh
Lads n attend Il n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

I FEDS A GRAY, ktCcEsscrs or W. G. RUDNAN-
Geebfsttd ihtsgtl Una Ale sar safe, In harreis half
far,es ana ho.ef, - wv ,. how Iii. agent nj No IL
Third avenue, ctrper 81 H. Mafkis place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

A rrgNTlOS LADIES AND 0ENTLEMEN.-AT LEAST
n Nh, Or cent Obtained Tor cast on Cthng.
mi .re Ca pet &C., by any other dealer Please
try an call or A. Uaca 2s Seventh avenue viii
he nuns.unly ati.rd "A 20 ny Mr.. or Mrs. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

DECErrT FOX MANUFACTURING THE BEST
IN frsnch bsnndy ~ low prce sfsetion
Enclosing 81 sddrsss Dr. John r. HoG, Ne 81 Jackson
New yurk