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so Acres Of Land,

bounded as follows, on the South by the lots
numbered 2987 and 295S, now owned by James
Faulkner; on the North by Sylvester Mating
ley, on the East by land claimed by Jacob Ry-
land, on the " est by the lands claimed by Jno.
Spurgeon, these fifty acres of land being inclu-
dcd within the lines and limits of Lots Nos.
29S9 and 1890 Twelve and one-half acres in
lot No. 29s9, fifty acres in al, and described
in II decd dated 3Oth October, 1859, from Eliz-
abelh Ringer to Ralph Thayer, and recorded
in lib,r II. Il. No. II, folio 500.
ALSO, one town lot in Selbysport, with
Frame House one and half stories, aud log
house purchased by Ralph Thayer of David
Clammer.
ALSO, one mere lot with two story Dwell
ling and Stable, adjoining Sebysport, pur-
purchased by Ralph Thaycr Of David Hoffman,
Jr.
And we hereby give notice. that on TIL YRS
DAY, the 10th day of MARCH, 1863, at II o.
clock, a m, in front o. the st. Nicholas Hotel,
in the City OF Cumhcrand, we will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for Cash, all the right,
title and interest of said Ralph Thayer, 10 the
said property. so seized aud taken in execution
to satisfy said claims and costs.
HANSON WILSON,
II. Il. ATKINSON,
Feb. &c, l863-ts. Ex-Sheriffs.
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sfiSasrcssS's .s;cticc.

Michael Nolan, ! ORDERED, this goth day
vs. " of February 1868, that
His Creditors. Michael Nolan give notice
to his creditors, eCdorsers and suretics, thnt
tac % Monday of October next is fixed for the
said Michael Nolan to appear in the Circuit
Court for Allcguny county, to answer such in
terrogatorics as his creditors, endorscrs and
suroties may propose or a!loge against him ;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cum
bcrand, oucu II week for three successiv
months prior to the said second Monday of DC
tobcr next, rs su Ii notice.
Test--H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Feb &c 1sf3.@
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Book. stationary, Periodical and
Notion Store,

under BELNIDEEE HALL, on Baitim
Street.
His Stock consists in part Of Letter, Cap nd
Note Paper, ruled or plain, Of all qualities
Envelopes, Of all sizes and styles; Steel and;
Gold Pens; Slatos aud Pcscils; Writing and
Copying Inks; Playing and Printing Cards
Bonnet and Card Boards: Prayer and LYNN
Books Bibles; Miscellaneous and Sch DOL
Books; Blank Account Books. of all sizes
Portfolios, Portmonaics and Purses Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives; Photograph Al
buns, etc, etc.
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New Books !
New Books New Books!

Just received Mt IaIe Swart2wcldcr'S New
Book Store Baltimore Street, under BelyiIcre
HAIL, Cumberland, Nd.
My Diary North and South, by william How
ard Russell.
Lady Rudley Secret, novel by NJ. E. Bran
don.
No Name, a novel, BY Wiki, Collins.
Aurora Floyd. novel, by VI. Il. Brandon.
Cooks Handy Book for L. :. Cavalry.
BcndIe's Dime Book of Verses,
Les Miserubles. by Victor Hugo, Eve parts
complete in one volume.
Results Of Emancipation, by Coclin
Grave Thoughts Of a Country Purson.
Last Day Of our Lords Passion, by Rov. W.
Hanna.
The Poets journal, h. Bayart Taylor.
Orlcy Farm, novel. by Trollopc.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
Tho Adventures Of Phillip on his day through
the world. by W. NJ. rhackoray.
IIarper's Magazine for February 1863.
Godcy's Lady Book,
Atlantic Monthly
Arthurs Home Naga2inc, " Z"
The kuapsnck full Of Fun, or 1909 Rations Of
laughter. Feb. 8.
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The Brick Dwelling House

fronting on Liberty Street, with the curtilagc
enclosed, being II! feet front. "ne and - hast
stories high, with back building, all bull =
brick, and now in the occupa cy Of James W.
Sowdors. This is very colnmodious dwelling
for It small family.
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Ear u i--.NgC 81 "a. rxEl2
OF VALUABLE
Real Tllstate.

vHLundnr ncj rs Trustee, viii oilcrat pub
! in s.ie,. ON
Friday, lie 29ii daj Of #aG5li. 1888.
ut o'clock, A. NJ, in IRON. Of the st. Nicuo
ia. lI,tc! ia tla City Of Cumberland, all the
following property, viz:
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,x.T2. III z s SALE
SATURDAY., the 22ln Gay Cf March,

1868. mt - o'clock, NJ, all that Lot and parcel
of ground lying and being in said City Of Cum
herland ana known as Lot number Thirteen
u$j in Mogruder's Addition to Cumberland,
and now occupied b. james Harris (eo'"red.l
This Lot of ground lies between D"yldson
and Frederick streets,cxtcnded near to tho At
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, and is i'm
1 ,.tFh
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For Rent.

For Rent.
rI'HE subscriber will rent for the term Of one
L year or more, the Steam FIGURING Mill own
ed by Hrs David Percy, situated opposite the
Depot of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, Frostburg Md. For further infor-
nation address
JAS. X PERCY,
Co. G. 2nd Rcgt. Z. II. 9.
Pattcrson's Greek Va.
March 5, isG3-3t.
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Store House for RENT.
w A " IT e d

A PRACTICAL FARMER, 10 take charge off,
IA Farm about 30 miles East Of Cumberland on
the Canal. lie must be a married man of 500
bsr anu industrious babits, and be well recon
ml.jed TO such an ono permanent stun
tiou and liberal wages win be giycn.
For further information apply at
Fob 10, 1853 1T THIS OFFICE.
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Sherif''s Notice in Lien law.

March 10, 1868 I'm
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.Bl!lIR GARDEN.
Containing 5l7 Acres, and one tract called
ELDER SPRING,

Containing Ill Acres and which are moro
particularly described in deed dated April
goth, 1916, from John VI. Carleton, Sheriff, to
Ralph Thayer, and recorded in liber Il. B No.
4, iolios $50 and 75l, one of the land records
ofAllegany county to which reference is given.
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List Of Letters

, EMATNGNG in the Cumberland Post Office
n March |, 'G3. Persons calling for these let
ters must say ;hcy were advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
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On Thursday, I'd cay OF April next
REAL ESTATE,

at y o'clock, NJ, before the st. Nicholas il
in the city OF Cumberland, all tho
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TRUSTEES SALE
satnrdaf. 2ist DAY OF March. 1863,

at II o'clock, 4. NJ, in front Of the St. Mich =
las Hotel, in the City of Cumberland, the fol =
lowing property, situate in Mount Savage Al
legany county, Maryland:
First ALL that part of
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EitsOicei.;'s .f6fice.

Tcst-II. RESLEY,
Feb. 26, lSf3--3ts. Clerk.
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March 10, 1SGG-3ts Administer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Oct. 3-The steamer Robert Camp
bell, from ST Louis for Vicksburg, was fired
by incendiarles on Tuesday morning last, near
Mllliken Bend The flames spread SO rapid
~ that passengers were forced to jump over
board before the boat could be got TO shore. -
twenty-five lives are known TO have been lost.
Advices from Little Rock dated the 25th
ultimo say that over two thousand Arkansas
Unionists have Joined the Federal army at diff
ferent points
Two newspapers have been revived at Lit
tie Rock
The railroad between Duvalls Bluff and
Little Rock is IN charge Of Colonel Meade.
brother Of General Meade
The steamer Liberty, with two hundred
bales OF cotton, has arrived from below
Among the passengers is Colonel Wilson, Of
General Grant staff, bearer OF dispatches to
the Government
The incenli liary Of the steamer Campbell is
believed to be white man, painted black,
who left the boat a1oye MiIliken's Bend,
The Memphis Bulletin, of the lst instant,
says that a band of Cunfedurates entered
Brownsville, broke up 3 religious meeting, Sc
cured all the young en- and negroes as con
scripts, aud roubed the place OF all It's valua
bles The Federal cavalry from Fort Pillow
are pursuing the marauders Nick Newson 5
guerrias are conscrptlng IN the 0eighborhood
OF Danyille.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05

New Orleans letters to the n Y Herald
state that The Confederate, have located
three gun battery on the Mississippi, sixteen
mics above Natchez. Eight or ten vessels
have been fred into but none seriously dam
aged.
The British steamer William Pitt had land
cl . cargo Of arms, etc, in Mexican waters,
and taken on board d thousand bales Of cotton.
For this she was ordered of by the French au
thorltie>. She went over 10 the American side
Of the Rio Gruude, where she was seized By
CAPT. holland, ot the e. s. steamer Seminole,
aud seut to New Orleans. Captain Wood, OF
The British ship Plyades, demanded an expia-
nation OF the SEIZURE when Capt. Roland sta
ted that the steamer had landed contraband OF
waI in American waters, and had contraband
OF war aboard.
The yellow fever prevails at Pensacola. The
health ot New ORLEANS is generally good.
The maln body of General BanA 5 army vas
eIlcamped near Berwick city on the 18th Of
Seutember No serious encounter is expected
unJiI the troops reach VermllIon bayou, where
the Cuutederates III great force under LICK
Taylor, are tiortiiyiug, 1t Is also repVrted that
the Coutedera1es from Western Loulalaha'
Iexas, and Arkansas are concentrating Al
Alexandria for stand,
The {. s. steamer FaudcrAllt, lett hlo,
August p, on q cruise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
rRON! THE SOUTH.

The Atlanta Appeal says that on the 10th
uIt thirty three men, under Lieut.. Harvey Of
the Writ Adams regiment waylaid a train Of
cotton wagons near C,lton, and shot at the
advance guard, killing mere than thirty Eede~
rails.
The bank Of Chattanooga has opened sem
porariIy branch IN Atlanta. The deposits at
Arlington have been removed TO Richmond -
Arlington is on the railroad, one hundred miies
northeast Of Knoxville.
The Southern papers declare that ali the 1e-
ports Of Alex. Il, Stephens going 70 kurope
are unfounded.
A!yites from Texas state that Sam Hous~
ton died Of pneumonia.
The health OF the army in Arkansas has ina
proved. The railroad is now in operation be-
tween DuyalI's Bluff and Little Rock aud sup
plies are abundant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
PrBL1sRED (D4ILY) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
rs OFFICE-No. 1o4 King street, over
one ). formerly French's j Book Store.



The Richmond Enquirer Of the 81, has this
dispatch
ATLANTA. Sept 30-Gen. Bragg has con-
saote1 to exchange wounded with Gen. Rose
cra0s. Affairs remain unchanged at CIlatta-
9o9ga. Rosecrans receives his supplies BY
wagon trains from Stevenson. The rumor
that Rosecrans supplies had been cut off is
not credited. Bosecrans is confined to his
works around Chattanooga, our lines extend
imp to the river above and below him, His
defences are strong, and thought SO superior
chat no assault vii! be made.
CINCINNATI, Oct "A special dispatch to
The Commercial, dated Chattanooga, Septem
Der So says:
Two hundred ambuiances. sent within the
Confederate lines under flag truce, brought
io over FIVE hundred Of the Federal wounded.
While in the onemy'S hanls hey had nothing
70 eat but corn bread The Confe leratcs treat
ei them very kindly, expressing regret that
they could not provide better, They refuse to
permit tn : bodies OF wounded or deceased OF.
acers to he removed The Contederates hold
81 y-,wo u tie Federal surgeons prisoners DIVA !,
The Federal ambu;ances returned to the Com
crate lines The wounded ContederateS who fell
iuto The Federal hands
Both armies are bu>lly fortifying, The pick
els are within stone throw Of each other.
The newspaper report that RrynoId' and
Br4unan divisions were throWn into disorder
during the e battle is Incorrect. 1t has
been ascertaile from General rhom IS that 70
she obstinate bravery of these commands tile
army is largely Indebted for its safety.
The wounled are we'll cared for and comfort
ably situated
The \, 7. Hera1d's dispatch from Chatta-
nooya, dated the 3linstant, states that there
is no cause Of alarm from Confederate flank
movements. The Coutederates continue IN
sight, and skirmishi1.g occurs daily, the Con
tederare> always getting the worst OF the en-
counter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
FROM CHARLESTON.

The Richmond Examiner Of October 81,
contains the following:
CHARLESTON, Oct 2.-Heavy firing was
kept up during last night. The enemys
movements on Morris Island indicate perma-
nent more than immediate op rat ons. Two
monitors are kept close to the island doing
picket duty.
Gen. TYLER, in Baltimore, has released from
custody Mr. Edward L. Carter, one Of the
publishers Of the Baltimore Gazette, and con-
sented that the publication Of the paper should
be resumed under his exclusive control. Messrs,
Carpenter and Nelson, the other proprie
tors and editors having left the city, are order
ed not to return till the end Of the war. The
American states that Mr. Carter proved to the
satisfaction OF General Tyler that the course ot
the paper was not in accordance with his wish
es. and that he had frequently expressed his
dissatisfaction at the course pursued BY bis as
sociates.
Last week, Messrs Reverdy Johnson, Cal
vert Spence, and other citizens OF Maryland,
waited upon President Lincoln and SET betors
him in an authentic form, the evidences Of the
abduction Of slaves upon the Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND and elsewhere in the State, and Of
their transfer to the ranks Of the army or 9th
er eremplovne Mt in connection Herewith ltls sta
ted on the authority Of Mr.. johnson and 9th
ers. that the President gave assurance that
suitable orders should be sent tc Gen. Tyler TO
NIT stop 20 the proceedings in question.
Judge sprague, Of Boston, haa issued de
cree restoring the ship Banshee to her claim
ants She was captured of Wilmington IN.
c. ] by the steamer Niphon and was suspect
ed At the time Of attempting to 1ua rhe block
ade ar that port.
4 citizen named james Douglas, residing il
Georgetown, was on Friday evening shot
and seriously wounded, in Washington, BY q
soldier named Falls. The soldier has been az
The New York herald., 1863-10-25
LOAN oEproEs.

TU-wOsrY IiDgNALLY ADNkstFp ~ piA
n woufs EAtrhea. 8N~fify. Silver NAfF ffH"HH
flgas Ar ~ ~ safgs h1asht - eaAii p .7s.rh %
PaN lbr0 ssft tststa waftet. yli tAf ~ %
tsan ang asLrr lrrso4 fhtF rilF fyf A. sftt In
aFfi.las Afy psfsbaI lafns fsria t1 se @rNIN .r i
cal Al ~ H.etE strrst ~ atairs Stfsfe 49, -
nAwsBgOEH TiCgEfs UAAfKp.-sr d"
.fy 4usfara taF more tHhl aal BOZ
r.. t~ssfs N DaHoBss aassa grHtiff Na.t .f
Iss,rsf1sss Cislh % Dfy G,sta slHs a. - q" 'H
ozss . . Antfl.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

IL. FULL ASSORTMENT
COMES,
BRUSHES
POMADES,
EXTRACTS,
SOAPS,
iFai PINS AND NEKDLES &c.
FULL STOCK OF YANKEE NOTIONS,
4 and 10d Sixth avenue two doors below Fourteenth Sd
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

ATM. T. HIGGINS
MAMMOTH MILL1NERY ESTABLISHMENT.
. . ~,
Log SIXTH AVENUE (w0 doors from Tenth streeD.
Ladies viii Ind here The largest assortment OF Trimmed
gonncs found any store In this city, surpassed
by none style and richness OF material and
nj os oueha the prices the same goods are sold
for way. THIS IL not mere assertion, but plain,
ac.s the hundreds OF our cusomeTs who Tor
wears TIE victims OF Broadway miliners and their
eAut 5itant prIccs can a tcs TO. -, q,
Many ladies Notwithstanding our efforts through the
ed Of advertising 70 convince them :, the contrary are
nion OF OF broadway nothing rich or elegant
tc nilaery line be had. That s mistaken idea
o. prejudice alone; one visit 70 our extensive
estaolis uen' va. c9nyigs9 81 .r, ~. .sse'
EXAMINE OUR B0NHET2
COMPARE PRICES,
Bt o6YVfscED
,st what we r,ate Is fact reality, not tho simple enuson
El.Et.nSr BoNNErs for 81, sold broadway for $,y
Ii.R AST BONNkTS so, sold on broadway Tor x!s'
EI,lscANr BJrsLIS for &l2 sold on Broadway Tor xls
EIhsANT BONNETS for slt, sold on Bfoadwhy Ior sf'
Fi.ksAsT BOSNE15 for SIS, sold on broadway ior s.S
rLTGAsY PONNETS for Sis sold on broadway for w.
ELE1ANr BoNSETs for 81. sold on broadway Tor ~
TRIMMED. SPANISH AND RYDALt HATS ~
TOR IiilLDKEN MISSES AND LADIES'. =.
ALL STYLES, ALL COLOks, ALL sHApEs,
FOk ALL AGES, FROM % 10 Sl5 EACH.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

GRAM arzNISG OF cARPETISds
r. A. JEFFERSON co.'s, SIS CANAL STREET.
Our selected with 70 suit tho city trade,
VELVET CARPETISG5,
EE0LLSH BBUssELs. n-.r,v
of all designs and quality,
ali and manufacture, super and superfne.
OUR STOCK NSURfASsED.
ALL WOOL CHEAP CARPETS a. low prices ,,,
UILgLUTtis, MAIIINsS. Ac., OF every quallty
DgUGGErS, AL vidths.
CRUMB CLOTHS. all sizcA
HEMP CARPETS, every width and STYLE
rvOg MATs, Piano AND TABLE COVERS.
Alao. COIR AND JUfE MATrlN0, AC.,
|" ""hiA We '''''s S''' ' - a. PETERSON 4 CO..
3l5 Canal street
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rInE Aars.

xGRiCas acNNrAY
~ a tea4il ID c1Aftaer y tntN va falAA' at @
VIZ" nUo0Irs
isss 1s.r.s. wtig NgaaAiaa csatf Ag
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

It DE PERCEvAL's 6y7 BROADwAY-ALL KINDS
"A Of Chidrens Cloaks Riding Hoods Dresses Blankets
Sacqnes Corsets Chemses. Infanis Waists Aprons, Bbs
gowns. Yokes ladies' ready made Undergarmens Fated
Handkerchief de- Initials ard OF
handkercheis table linen and bedclothes Braidng
Cotton and sk Embrederies made to order Stamping
dress trimmings. Lace done mp like new.
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40 Hgo.cwsy N~~ Tor


A wr VFss"t ae4Nl. VI ~ 20 i
/. "a ofihr4 i.ss tsn a. ss.Afs 80 49, sf'fa
~ hesgass q Nfw fnft lh.g afH " re
$1,000. Hsrs.. 'ussi sra eersss,f i.a
lsfasesaa daNi ~ - erssrs iuuslas isgrful ~
esfbsr II ripnE fsSra, whsfs ths isl' e-
N'yssysr, ,rt..s 60, 80 ttrwef kafs srf'
a. u 80 sar o. " sg1ss SO - tff.s - 80
tto-,st to- - - ? -Tlfff SO ~ 80 -
n lsss. sss a<rfssi 49, ?, 20 .,a -. q e
ss:I .,s. =, z, ,s..'.. ..' E.fss.s... = !. !.
..s. -. !. q -, =, % .,sss 49, Z. -ii.ss .s s.
,,vsi.fas. sf q fsrffsf ttfIs
"s1 i,a,s 80 = s.sesv 81 sesffrs sfsfs = -
ssfiA, fs.sar -. :. -, :. .....- =. 49,. -
.f1is--f sFrn ~ fsItafs tsa Services
s....s-s ssf - tsaf Mf.Y stnf sttsr ffsins Ia
slgrs " sntsfffifs - .ttne. " asth ft taF
doe fsfusf ss'ss - ~. s,sAiaE wv srtges fen
ssss ~. Nnf sgsisr snor~ ystgs 81 sis~ Hsaf
,isi s.,.ss~. !. Sos %. "a. e assys A-as $3.50
sss, ss4 .sssssTis,s 'sssss Asaa sni -.s. esa''
A y. EAfG ~,
v'mnEg IN gBEsr piyyyArscg ~ rliofu
-, ssg.. ssssrss \. = .s,sss us,s. 4. ". s.t
J..ss " ~ a,i.ss sslsfy Al " ests@fs s.Tss
ess sg,isu a. s-.sg.. - ssr' ga ~. aeh
2. Y =. .: "a =, = y :, yg AL az .' ~, Z ri. -
al BgEH 80 fseefrsft "
.,.,- A, .,sr ....-.i Z. - ,sss q s
- fsIg ss1lssnr ~ esa1falAs q see terf q 49,
all as So y - ksls ~ 'ssf. ,r
sanlss y r.sfsv fss,,s..y :. 80 :, 80, ~. "a
go ,ss 49, .'sss 20 ,ks 80 ,ss
gssf. ieA hthAs~
s.sr. sissAss
The New York herald., 1863-10-25
DRY GOODS.

| - DRY GOODS.
6sE SE4f sSRfr qHEr sbobs
OF NEW MILLiNERY GOODS
''TFis 3; sia sE:a HHs0'S
FROM AUqTEoS UTEoSy As6 s6s5Hy RsIyArE SALE.
AT GRAND srREET cHEAp STORE
sss sss
'''', Ds''oa ~''a,n nuns NE p..' .T gSSHhp RIDLEY
NOS ano GssSf sSss sssss from ss he
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE, GO oAsBs
Bcsne.a eeuprsns all the newest styles from each
my Of rich ss beaver and Os.h Rloomsr.
tors, and other shapes.
sos Ssr fall straw Boomer; sS%asb Ss XII Z sy cents on the
m shy scss s:sss saa g as. Il. sass;y
SIoyEs slightly spotted pair saua ~ % he
ssssS9SsaHP S SsD DHgsias6 SoLLARs AND SETS
SSSSs $SSs4RI Ss;Ss|$sSSaY |$sSSSaYsS Wells.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
4 + STEWART / az ~ 4
- AA'' no" FaHn Ipfl iIhSslPfoRrAnoSs
FRENCH MERINOES,
plain and plaid.
OrTOMANs, REPS. CAsHMERES, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL PLAIDS, &c.
- BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET
A TIC FIFTH AVENUE.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
IN VELVET,
SILK
CHlNCHILLA CLOTHS,
WOOLLEk VELVETS,
FROSTED Beavers
ESQUIMAUx DO,
In all the shades and leading styles present
son. NJ. GREGG,
l9 Fifth avenue
A DE- pERCEvAL,s. s,7 pRoADwAy-ALI, KINDS
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

Ar LEGRAINsA MONDAY isrH INST.
SILKS.
Rhh woire Antique, all the new shades
Plafn Evening sir, si 81 ", worth 81
Ftaln poult Ge solc. IN al the new shades
And very lne choice Of double faced hEKed
DRESS GOODS.
The nnes, assortment Of Piaided fopins yet offered
ttriyca Empress Cloia. quite new Sve.
80 pLAfS DRESS GcQDs
Empress Cloth, 4, at - csnta worm So.
Eufnsiires OlLonans aud Fopins, new shAdes.
e-' MRRISOFs
1000 pieces Jus, received, from " ur.-r
CLOTHS FOR LAl,lls WkAh
WHITE GOODS
AND FLANSELS. -, -.
These heinx an addition 10 the business, WI y. vin
,,.t prtft during three NOUNS and now oSfei ".S'
teiow manufacturers' prices "A
LEGRAIN, 72g Broadway and NO Waseriy p4Asc.
yALrET, II CLINTON PLACE. :,
vws WiiIET having just returned from Parts, AZ
novelties Cor the fa s4sson she has selected heN N'
sSpsnod ovAYass<sv u10L ocfober ~,
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

7 RETAIL.
II SHAwLS 4 OLOAKH.
sTRANG / ADRIAYCB,
03 BROADWAY,
finest - =
CAMELs HAIR CENTRE PARIS BRoCHE sHAwLs,
In all colors, offered.
PALE BORDER INDIA PAISLEY PARIS OPEN CEN.
TRE SHAWLs, in all qualities.
SCARLET, BLACK AND WHITE CENTRES.
NEW STYLE OF CLOAKs, JUST RECEIVED
ALSO,
the finest 81 and 30 inch BLACK LYONS
SILK VELVET EVER IMPORTED.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

"A JAMES MOONEY's
l0a aud no Sixth avenue.
between Eighth and Ninth streets
DIHss GOODS. cLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
rpO pieces Ottoman veours. double Width, AZ ". worth
SI 20 pieces double width Empress Cloths all WOOL n.
81 ro worth 81 1s French Merinocs Aipacas, plain and
Icur~d Reps, Ac. &C.
slset Lyons Velvet, from auction, a. ~ and s worth
81 20 and -, al -, j. hooNEl'e.