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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

nSz-THn RIvER.-The river was still.fall-
ing yesterday win nearly nVe ieet water IN
the channel. The Pittsburgh and Wheel.
ing packet Geneva, did not reach the city
Yesterday. Siberian upon the point of one
of..tbe sisterss above town. and at last
accounts vas WING b;pb and .tlry. She lies
inn baa plses an,d p stea,mbo,ats do not ike
tonull AZ her. sbeywas lighting mn. how.
ever. yervs rapidly and it isslikeiy she will
soon get afioat.
The pittsbnrph Gasette of Yesterday
saws
The weatb.r continues clear and cold.
and thsr liyer is sim recediug slowly, the
pier marks last evening indicating but lit. /
us over Ioar ises nsrs e;as -
and sge .,9IIsss for Wine accoring to-
these marks there are over four feet in the
channel, steamboa tmen declare that they
can hna but mite iees
ttet AZ s mar sli Ave
as il is certain that they do notindica.e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This e the most tellghttnl aud extFaordinary ar
tielo ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
oe and hands to peaFiy satin texture Of rAyishns
beauty, Imparting the marble purity Of youth, and
the distfague appearance 50 inviting IN the city
belle Of hshIon II removes tan, ffeeklss, pimpies
and roughness fromths slin, leaving theVOmplexiOn
fresh, transparent aud smooth. II contains no ma
terlaI injurious to the Gin. Patroni1edhy Actresses
and opea Singers. It y what every lady shOuld
have Sold everywhere.
DEMAS s. RARH1sas u co.
General Agents,
sepl 6m 9O2 BROADWAY, N. 7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
"a 1GARD.

sf4aIE unaaEsient1 6aSd antsroI fhls copartu,--
u ship under tie style - CAtIrBELar GSEIi-
u)lnaflctnIe aud slls0f $40 vs. 66d Ils FJUSDEY
el.1s.s Es9sIal q 50 -, s!.s ~
Wholesale anI retail aa+f lis--ls - --Hcfsa
We have purrlllsI tlls "A Gle IH0H FOUNDRY
and are - sd as1ol lIlEe % hand ~
nIIuEtuleut - st0Fcls 9Eatcss If1llog-lsTl, A.
uprising NJ br9t d - 4 - ~
teutilut n ellallE - our CO hLal 10Y f...lf
Wlleh Ne hIFD IltteFII flT bCfll Wed anI ftnlI
ffIf re en- aiil = q III. =. lSfIris
sliisIIcIIin-
u ne departments q IN. CT plFaIII - fsIl' 4
Wlre ye are amply lr.lls9l p ~ =
alafEa buluells our llrlIll = q - tI. - 81
ofUlfk u MS llis slrll 1t - en- M ala
q - ID 1lll.llll. -. ~ 80
lIlIll1f tn o. n ri II r. m
aill long etle1ce n he - sld5s5 alf
ttetufe lrll| - .llll tIleaFlr -
s..i ~ - esPs 2 Fs'slse I. i'issa f.EP fstsaS
FWarahogs6s q "a y ifsie fsns.r Hilifisoro
Depot, ard q 30. IA Nan slElst, lIloIa 4 lId1
u q = sst asis.' Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
Eas s sgRBEtB EHss sRBEsE
THE Greaf ReSlesly foS. ri SIfilii1ii 6s1 i

following. Raaditt - g's--isl-l- =. ? =
Oh. WIEHAlT-pear Sir: had very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
Isystem was mst giving way, aud IfWas pr0StEated
on my bed with hut little hope OF recovering. Ny.
disease bGt1ed the power Of all medicines, and In
short time must have gone to my grave; bnt thank
God, my daughter ih-lRW would not rest until she
went TO your store, No. 10 North Second street. and
related the case to you, purchased one bottle Of
) our Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and I commenced to
useit, aud In one week Waam much better and after
using three bottles am perfectly well, wonder To-
all my friends for they all pronounced me past cure
Pnbllsh my ease II you think proper.
5l4asit d REREoOAs HAMILTON,
W No. 1877 iWnVna street. PhiiRdAlDhia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
NEVER KNOWN no FAIL
DIxoN's AROMATIC
Blackberry OarminatiVe,

'Dysentery, DIarrhea, FIux. cholera
Atorhus and SUMMER Complaint.
The immense sales testify 5 tho merits Of this
rae numerous daily rspOrtsof astonishing cures
It has advantasos over any, sthor remedy, at once
curing the disease, IND impsrtng tone and strength
to the system.
Is sase and harmless to the iiut, and powerful in
the adult case.
TO the soldier, especially, Is Invaluable, being
appropriately termed by thGH in many certificates,
1THE SOLDIERS FRIHNDsn
Mothers find it superior to my soothing syrup for
children teethius freed from he injurious effects OF
Narcotics, gives rest 70 thb sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold BY respectable Dealers every
PRIoE Is orETs Bor4In. Prepared only BY
jun27 em WIN. ,cineinna4i, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
THE-GREAT ENGtISH REAIEDY
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription efiSirJ y, Clarke
Ii. D., RhysicidR Extraordinary 20 tae
Queen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

Nov gooa people an uloivs loelEiaz ~ eoa-hs
J Which thoy Would have ouTai e1ulplsts,
70 Z. q LolAA 4 c. sll1ld quickly ~ e,
Number t1rfS and Eove1 llan GfElst. street. afHeot,
KunboF forty and soVol ualn 6lro6t-
LIST 3 CQS nTldEp EgT1gFs ~ lipo1 . Tlll, O91IE6
WneollnE, atd " 1lsloal 6E1..t ilgton EEslL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

Sold In Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST 400,
and T. u. LOGAN 3 co,
Agents for West virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

No. ass North Second street. Philadelphia, To-
msrly Of Woodbury. N:iJ.i =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

The proceedings Of the Senatorial
convention held at Buckingham to place
IN nomination a candidate for Senator
to represent Tama and Benton counties
in the Legislature, wilt be found elsc-
where in our columns. II will b. Aeen
that our candidate Mr.. VIM. B. King,
was nominated without am difficulty,
which shows much nnanimity on the
part Of the delegates, and also is an
announcement to the people, that they
considered him the man for the place.
Mr.. King is ,nc Of tire honest geo.
many Of the land, who we are very
glad 10 announce is about to fill a POI
sition but seldom attained by that class
OF our people. We think his vote will
always be found on the sile Of right
and Justice, not forgetting the district
he represents. We speak Of the cleo
ton as certainty. OF course we do.
He must and shall be elected in spite
Of all the intrigues Of Copperhcads
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

The deserters who escaped from
Camp Mcclellan, at Davenport arc
being caught and brought in from all
parts Of the State. One OF tue soldiers
was shot at that place short time ago
in trying to escape. He died in a few
hours. The soldier who shot him was
tried by court martial and not only
acquitted, but complimented for having
faithfully obeycd orders, and was re-
commended for promotion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

WE ASSERT IT Bobby There are
M other Medicines 80 reliable effectuaI
AMI convenient as HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS & OINTMENT, always ready
for rse. They are invaluable to the
Soldier exposed to Wounds, Sores,
Fevcrs and Bowel Complaints. They
never fail. Only 25 cents per box Or
pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

TRUTH WILL SUccEEp.-This fact
n"ede no new proof, but it has one in
the success of y. 3. DeLaad Il Go p
"Chemical Saleratus. It has been in
troduced only few years and yet We
zee it taking the place ofall other kinds
in the market. Would bogus article
do this
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

Capt. Rates Of Cedar Rapids writes
70 the Times Of that place from Port
Hudson La, nnder date Of August y,
saying that the 3sth Iowa came n
vicksburg with 800 men ct for dnty,
hut at the time Of his writing it hsd less
than 80 men fit for duty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03

The county fair of Benton county
will be held at Vinton on tho cath and
25th inst. a#
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03
From kOsecramss Department
Stevenson, Ala, August %.

II is probable that the rebels are
evacuatipg Chattanooga and all East
Tennessee. Deserters who came into
Gen. Reynolds lines report that they
are moving the guns, and oil the useful
and impo, tant machinery Of the fouD.
dcriea, at Chattanooga, to Atlanta.
The rebel cavalry are reported con-
centrating at Rome.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-03
NAME OF
TOWN.

Toledo
This and the following
descriptions, down 10
the Town Of Redman,
are in the Town of To-
ledo, with the respect
i've additions in which
they are situated enum-
Grated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

AMUsEMENTs.
NIHLos GARDEN.
T0uRTH WEEK
or the tinmrhanti- brilliant engagement q the
GREAT TRAOfC Artistic,
. MIss BATgAAN-
uSfRsoEnEsTsD.suocEss
hss BAtemsn has achieved ersnA character Il thu
In The beautiful ronantic play entioed
THE FORsAKRk.
another weex beyond the OF wrek Tor which his
conrac with THIS artistic hrs made.
nestcy has not effected this rengagement without
amouIy and espense as arrangements had been entered
should prevent his compliance wish MAI
-. THE WONDERFUL REPRESENTATION
INTELLIGENT REYiNRD AND FASHIONABLE
audiences ever assembled In this should DO with
drawn untn the latest possibe moment
Tnursday Fay and Saturday evenings will be prsssnte2
LEAR
THE f0RSAKEN
anSstea from The German OF Mo.enthAi espeeiay for
ropesn celebrity and has sssn reserved for our young
American ragedenne 10 give unfAdng popularity Oh
- snnerh sna s.nr,4f,. s....-~ - ~. = N a.,
Original Music composed expressly Mr. ROBBERS stope
Dresses asd ApponsnenS BY kessrs Phil.
LEAH the Jrwess .......MIs MISS BArExAN
and unrtvAlled cast embracing the names Mr. j. W.
Walark Jr, Nj kdwin AdAmA Mr. Burnett, Mr. LAnergAn.
Mr. Lamb. Mr.. O. Andr~ws, Mr. Wilson. Mechanics Chan
frau, 6ksrreu and the admirable chorua
sor@sncs conclude a ic, ociosi saSrdns ample time
'I \, o sas . ssnsss: n q ~.
= GRSxf DEMAND FOR SEATS.
the public respectfully Informed that The book
0pen for any evening" during the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

~. 0resawoh avsrsN w1l ~ tkk ~ q iok sric~s
ss 80. ss a. ss.css . sSs Ninth
- sss - ss Purchassss csssAsss isrss - MocG
SsIn - saqesCs Sale positive today. having ben "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

MEDICAL.
NHARLEs LUTx8, u. d., PROFESSOR or oBsTE.
- VIC sna opsrsung surreon anthor q the LADIES'
shs4 and zen ssovn psivsss sil Broadway, ~
~ ysrsiy tnsdsa celisss) and college q Surgeons,
London can = se.sa,,sd - ss osavsn.siiy ar
and Issas @resss issss p9rs.s ssrsnss !. No
s, 70: liz z t: s i;a' y" . coincidence ''s''
~ rscsnt o. ehpeas asseass infss- soa qulsh ear~
whog, mercury ~ bssnm For ons pyesrpuou, - osns
ADD .adr.s. b, jssss rs1. Tni.-s ssss. ss ss.,sa
nOCroR wAnD, nRnBRR % rHK RoyAL coLLgoK
~ sarssc.s Of Lssdsa sasAsS u tbs frfvsss IRA.
once, u i@sht street. near Canal.
noCToR wALrER PowKks oBsrErRIc PHYSICIAN
and OpsrsnS ss!gsen oan Be oonssksd ~ h % cstAs
hshsd on. LAeht street, corner Of Canal s~psra,s
nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF mn rRrvArE RgA1Isn.
~ Ac ONES Ia Bi.scssr street ~esa 81 Bros ssy
nOcTOR WARD. nEMBgR or THR ROYAL cOsI,ygE
~ o. s.rErons % lssion sntno~ ~ tse .rrisss Tfs.~
aene. FIRM nlns y ise fnornns SAITH Ten >, sight
nR WATSON. ngNEER Ov TIE ROYAL coiIpoY
VI Surgeons Lsudvp, s.fhss of IN cause Cor.
si,sno. rom ~ .ne nsnang Haii. - n~ss
rs coorss :, DIANE STREET, sryass % rny
~ eypsif a~i - w. Dts ffe, 80 uApi
Vi I#r hi8@
+ ApffsckN cossi ~ MHs woops A. ngy ~
AAp'Nt rrsrEii. rTyTHsN. 20 cUyrp
r. h Ntno swtee
a ,p,st. ptsfsns ffvnK tsit< n,.,.
laps .tsNss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

~ H.4I e ~
ADJUSTMENTS.
r AURA KEBHE's THEATRE
so n.. Ls. !. and n.nasersss -. ooosS
70 s. s IL II A sf'i k7 Ess7 xiGnr
SIKH week Of the highly ccessssfcI snsasemsns
rHK Ks SsA sSaS x SSs psaxsoH
'''' a II sri I%Gst s'' sssss
having dspated all detail. % the command u
, ..,...., QUEEN q sossDS Ain soEa.
defender o. the f.'i ss L fS John Al woop. e.
ne public sfs2fs shs; 81
q ~ Aas :. great sood ..,r.ctys and eoaeAtAbs y "
AFT sii GisSs-';;
AA' 80. Prepared and "i 40 pop
''' 'a' ' SSs r.; i' si4 r satR;
- r1iR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS.
Nh John wood a. Queen Lucsoe:A
M yoen WOOD "a sss Psas9
Mr. wacoS sr The King
'A' A'-oo'l NEw sEIKefIoHs oY '1Usi;0 ''''"'''
nave ~ Tho las sHREs sssa Mr. o. nAxpxa
s = IT. s1kE
fss sas *. s 81. Vii Ike
considsrins how :hs could 20 ~ 4 shs we're
just % wear wig and sell her hair 81 loo......
r''As :::s%sS. :;':t s:s ;
Shousands through never failing campaign.
~: s,;;:'Ss ss::;::
ss :.Pss Z: n wood a.so Sns. Wood
:v: One :c as & s osa:s sesSs
Mr. waieos sr
Prince Naxyred. Nrs 6sdey Brown
Count T1qpp0eo nr j. u. Raymond
ysss.:s s sISdcs,s
oss Sus: Tssno.
fcy Nopsa, Houssmaid 70 The Queen Ms. Io.s Burke
asiros twsy. i.:i IL nis shoes The Arab ai.ss
QaSp. an ODD nah completely out Of wassE. Sc.y
Al Owl an llustrfous foreigner. Hooter
Naids Honor Csurtiers 0uards Ac, BY powerful Ohio
-1TT @L and Corps d Ballet
8a. 70 with tho C0mediattA entitled
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
Beats secured ten days In ADVANCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13
UCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A COSTLY FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
2Ads order BY saa Bodine aud other art class
facturers. Also.
MA0NIKICKNT BRONzES, PAINTINGS, MARBLE
AND BI9QUB 6TATUARY, FRENCH MIRRORS RICH
CHINA, RUBY AND ENGRAVED GLASS AND SILVER
POSTPONED FROM yesterday. WILL TAKE PLACE
\ This DAY; At a O'CLOCK.

RUSSELL W. WESTCOIT, &ucioneer, will sell this day
Sfrdsyl q II o'clock prec:ely 81 the resden o2 West
3Wonty0rst the entire
Turntare and magnificent sdornmens OF the house, the
whos comprising one 81 the finest Of Furnitue and
WORKS OF Art made this Will be sold without
se oocs!s!ing o. three Parl Suits richly carved
Bookcase; cost el60 Lady,s French kscretore satua
marble Top Centre and Pier Tables French plate Oval
Nrugs bamask and Lace Curtains. rich window Shades
.Bronss Clocks Turkish Lounges, with Arm Chairs to
match; rosewood Work Tables magnificent Marble Vases
with nne Sc!lect9g Of o rn , richly ryamed
Peat aad Virginia Faith, Hope and Charity; Trouhadors
vsnus q The Bath, Peace Plenty Flower dir
&C., with TWENTY-FIVE valuable Hislocai Scriptura and
1Aadscsgs r.intnys richly. framed also ln!us and
znens End Bronze Clocks ali imported for the present
r. Il CHAMBkR, DINING ROOM AND NURSERY.
Keeaas out and engraved Glass Ware fun sets Of rich
{ronh Aad China Ivory and Silver Cutlery Silver Cutlery.
WITH OAK Dining Furniture perb rosewood
Suits French EnGravings Cottage and spring Seat Chairs
lsekcg Sofas Sofa Bedseads Brussels and Ingram Oar
sDete. No postponement Catalogues house.
1Housekeepsrs will Ind this sAe worthy Of special
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

1AxEs = TAyks- TAXES = NOTICE ~ ufRFBy
= iva uAi ~ 60 ectos VII be a. ~ Chfy.le ~
rsI YORK ~ Frta iih and SATURDAY Ifh day ~ Y.bf.
ar fJi e. receive for the ros1sin. name IA -.
W -t-ufra Hfi North Hrspksm. IestenT - WI rsg
infs ven .labnagiie Nc Durhsm Cisr~aasn ang R~est
fnN Al tA1ts not paid ~ hcsD a. aay A.
neAt yuuN ~ tNuARr, Jr.' teus.tatr Il 4 49,,
WIN SC0ff. Cp.l siof of Nos. legx ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

WHITTIER 0ARDRN.
w iIFrH NIGHT
spwrs sooru.
This evening" FRIDAY. Fob. Is
I'M ;, SPECIAL n i sp}nfn So3T &. -. n.~
IN HAuL8T.
which, thu last two Of IL repssssntaon
esived hy honsss crowded With The flshon and intel
ls q New Ycr. wt.h hest anboundsd szDrsssisns u
Doors open u SXi commence ~ X o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

0AA00 .
. On this DAY lprtday February IS at II O'Clock, !.
~ the etegA0t resdenco OF zeno B0rnhsm Esq., No %
Mss ezteenth street between Ffth and s5th avenues
fenAs and the public this SALE the catalogue comprising
and Articles Of vertu offered auction this season The
furuphed months ago. all made 70 order for
tho owner, ard win b perumpt0r1y e0A ~ the
AiGASs< BIDDER fo3 eash. Cstaogusa e the house.
= - lI DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Dupeg6 rosewood Drawing Boom Furniture covered with
Freuok bsocate Of richest description vtzrste atete
ooSAA Arm. Oval Back and Gothic Reception Chairs Otto
aas Enco&gnures Cablnets H,agrrcs plate glass doors
ento T1ble 9tatuary marble Secretary and Bookcase
lined With satnw0od; Chsko Table large NAntel and
Fer n.ss Eioh gi Fsmss .x light bronze Ch.ndsl!sr
ineeut eees vasea astic Bronze 6atuary, Cheval Do
46tsy nassppA Crusaders two match Panttngs By cole
ks:u@gscn Virgin y Lsgr.nd: summer and wia,sr by
sAoyoix; A.o rare collection Of Articles OF Vertu
frsm Paris By ths present ownsr bronss and orme
-. ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PrANoroRrE,
syder Tor Mr. BuInhsm b. celebrated makers; redwood
4AnA. walnut ting Bqreaus WarIrobes
BedstsAAs, Commodee suite. style Ions XIV. Armore
Uacs Plate glass door Hair Hattre ses Feather Beds
gheets Spring Beds Bedding Reccining Chairs LoInges
rich lots Of Ruby and Crystal Glassware solid silver Castes
Coffee Urn 6alvers Spoons Dinner and Tea 6crvce Table
atery, french China Dinner and Tea Sets, kcAc n B.
Paroles Wishing attend this sale take the Fifth ana Sixth
and stages the Aston st. Nicholas and Metro
Relitsn Hessi having Sixteenth street. few doors from
Che hoaso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13
CLOTHING.

ArNo. SIS BOwRRY,-H RosBNTHAL. HAVING
1pps. sas%sr. csrSs e. IL
ing % Or 9ss are de: and an obtain ns
aossn'h.L Please remember. and sss Bowery opposite
A THE NEw STORE III THIRD AVENUE LADIES
.sssrs
y0uI,s Please 90 %. forge. Q sa .da.ss. MIsa
AT iu SIXTH AyENUB.-LADIRs AND GENTLE.
"A men, you wish 70 receive hs highes, prizes Tor
I'll % = ..as note . T. TINT :. ID II ssss
NM Mint. True, you Win be with your Satisfaction
ATTHE OLDEST STAND, iss SEVENTH AVENUE.
From s . Is for ss Ds..e from rom 20 or Coat.
A. sos. s. 81 ' pos. s' paa,as s.saaea b. ksssi
Streets Iade. ass4ea % y Mr.. ana
AT H. HARRIS STORE. ie4 SEVENTH AVENUE.
o es vii s. S. saa s ~ cess IN
5sws 5e osr have Sr. dsmApa for then. from c.
drs. nxKsIs Ladies seodsd sy Mrs i. Hairs =
TTESTIoN. LADIES AND GESrLEMEN-AT LEAST
"a nifty per cent be obtained or Cast on Cloth
Pa.s sy sas ca. on or pvc I
Wan be pnnesusiy attended 10 by Mr. Mrs d.
s g =. s.
,, J:.; Please ali sas,s:. Az
& Ia. sssass 70 By E t'd Tween
GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHIS0.-LADIEs AND
"A gsn.Iemsp having Gas, on Clo.hnx Purnilnre. Car
Ss.s Lsfsss Is hAss 1ss: y s.as
Thry eighth and Thirty ninth streets Ladies attended b.
A TTENTI0N-wAMTED, CAST orr CLOTHING FOR
"A the western market also Furniture and Carpets. The
highest price wln bc paid BY calling addressing u.
ABRAHAM 73 Seventh avenue tetween Tventyhlt and
Twenty sirih streets. Ladies attended ~ hrs A.
A RARE cnAscE.-srsooo WORTH OF cAsr OFF
~ clothing .snisd within a month Tor New oheans
Ladies' ana Genonsn having Of the above 20 dispose N
receive the following piIes-Yrom - so Tor SIX
Dresss from ~ W el6 for Coats from u - for PAnts
Also Shawis Coaka Carpets Furniture the bsh-s
paid Please r.ll on or address note 70 H. Min Do 6lrh
near Eighteenth street Ladies' attended MIRA
hn,s. Orders from Brooklyn Jersey City punctuaiy
isndsd ~ Please rsnsmb~r tbs original D. M1HTz 10
slAth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

ATwo scuAHhERS sTaEEr-TBE UTMOST VALUE
"A fnr Dsssonds wsshss osa DEED ana mvsr
old cfr~at fnsfs r.rs~s having Ne ah~~
r 10 e.tsr t.s Al sny ot~s s~asshen, - city
JOS n. tsAAc. Ne Cksnh~rs su-~t
nIAxosDs. Old ooLp AND sfLyERs-f.ADtSs on
~ gsufefN~n hsviuf ~ Erf SILVER ntsnss
- rolsx TIT ~ ArricH, 10 Hr.e~s, Rss.f y. ss-
fors igts ~ei t~tss thsa ~ sry Nsf Ass~ - AS
~ of~f@ - sihs ~ ~st feHt
ihsH eahsr r~esssT t@ys " nsfasI sth.
Np 80 oart~ - - fass esrff r~as IN sfs@@~Ns
7. arr - X Bf.4iw.y.
piANOxp aRoEwa
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UCTIOM MOTlCK-JOSEPH SMITH. AUcTTONEER
IA ELEGANT HOI SRHOLD FURNITURE.
AA0nIyIVENT RosEWOOD rIAN0FORTE.
I -a4N. VELVET BRUSSELS AND IN IRAN CARPETS.
f8ICH OUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE.
4 IVORY TABLE, CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE.
lat PUBLIC AUCTION, RAIN OR siIIIE. --
-. 100000. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
ToAy (prdsy) February h the elegantly furnished
eesAsas % Dr. nLsr, No. fis West Kshh ssrss lCinon
RAoe seween Fifh and Sixth ayenaee II 10 O'Clock
oe consisting u Once Furniture solid
ut6 covered In rcNFrench brocatei beautiful
k pouh elegant rosewood RAoros with French pate mir
Bsr ack doors: side 1ables Velvet
~ Dggssss Carpeta Lace Window Curtains Mante Orna
Esa vasa Turkieh chairs and Loungss covered In Grim
. ~ ;2ns az 1rSs.s Cicsa
N medallion lasting Corner and DookStands; Library
is1ss, elegant cold black walnut Suits
vet Ras,s Chsnaslsra 0ns risiules
ELE0ANz ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB
- STOOL AND covER-C0sr }ss
Elegant roeewood and mahogany Bedtteada, Bureaus
Gasssa.ds sefA eeda Lounges, Aocksrs Ciocks Chairs
4srora rasnsne fablss Curtains, Spring and HAIR Nat
4rcsses Bs4A 3osters Pillows Bankets Quilts
Qtaiag TsSse, Dining Room ChAirA Ruaei walnut
0utt covered In Silver Ware, rch China
Silver cs.. Ferris spson. lrsssh chin. L. and Dinner
lAyed CarAds Decsasrs, 0oblets Champagnes, Wines,
CiArees, Finger Bowls 10 The sale will commence the
Santag roOm-
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
a depend on & nms. wiLsos Who sils tho object
warm go
% me M
Stanton over the store Ladies and gentlemen % cents
A Observation-Disclosures MORROW. SEVENTH
ysu marry. and NIL you wish 70 know your thouahs
sunS II. Ssss
low street below Houston street rs cents Gentsmen not
~ be consulted on al Affairs Of fc At his rooms No 40
sr1sdMYsy opposite the New York Hotel Hours from
IUrURE pATE-DEsTINY.-sEND IS TO "DR. DEE
correosy written out Send date Of SrsS whssHsr married
zSs Any ,aa
sasesnts all events through life particularly losses.
drunkenness: And srnsns Ii. separate together.
" Two soul. with eu. single thought.
win be unite. ss oe her happy
&c % n stating s ae. truth ~. are
youns LADY !. lOi s..h opposls. Eighth street.
MRS. CORA DuvAL NO. lss EAST NINETEENTH
WI street baiween second Third avenues equal
bands. Or anything S.s soS ss.s & Know. ~ =
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST cLAIRvoYANr AND
IN this c she ss yosr yssy H s
Bevenh kvenue. Twcnysevonth street. Ladies'. 2oc
gentlemen. bOc.
DROY. ADAMS, SPIRIT TRLEGRAPH-rHE GREAT.
wonder Of the world Is In full operation Ut No
wsve.Iey place corner Of Bro.dws Names dates ase.
wonderful to their friends Prof A. sprs
and gives ciairvoyaut and medical examinations
DEAD rHrs.-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME STAB
IL has arrived from Rurope tho rrnoio xs
and Astroogis She b consulted all anas Of life
brings together those long separated, erdy mar
band sbsen. ends Her truths are founded nature
sdmi!tsS No. M ssYsa!ssss5 street. nssr Third avenue
THE GREATEST WONDER IN TEE WORLD IL TIE
aoconpiishcd Madame BYRON, from Paris who b.
consulted with the srctsst nndence Affairs
druuken and unfshfui husbands;
those long sep.icd LADIES' csnG HssIdsncs 20 Third
avenue, above Twelfth street.
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A BugSHAv's FURNITURE ExFREss AND PACK
~ GA siishment ~ wrs Eleventh sse, between
" hnI Sisih avenues. Ito sebold Furufinrv
snllP " ~ rata OF tue covered yasUas rrr t.
"o"nx 70 and from covnfy fgrnp .rs stores