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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION.
RlrmMoND. VA, Nov. Is. !SG3.
TT ap?"ars 'r"im- repoftS III officer. OH c rhscrip-
Z tion duty, tHat Inc purpose and spirit Q: tn"
Circular % September 25.t. lSGJ, Issued !rlrn this
bureau, have been misunderstood by persons hold
ing substitute papers, and that in consequence of
such misunderstanding they hesitate, aud some
times refuse to surrender their paper. fprthe pIr-
,o.e of haviag their Ecnuineas.s ani va'iiity as
ccrtnined.
E%.rnlliuc Off ers ap | others charged with the
cuIlcc,inp and forwarding OF such parcrs will.
wien parties hesitate "r object t" surrender them,
ne careful to im,r.ss upon them dat the means
instituted hy sli,i Circui.r for a-c"rtainihs ths
validity If the papers, were designed So well IN.
the convenience oil !Aa parties holdiag th,Gn IL
the poycraireul, ard 20 prevent them from being
subjected to unnecessary harrassmcnt, litigation
ant exp nsc.
The certificate rcqu' rod IN bu given by tha officer
upoa receiving the original papers, Vii! protect
In. unr.y rvcu mare tally thau the .Ori.i;.'l PVT
,.r.. brcausc it secures to- him er.ire eXrm rtiun
from molestdti III during The period his papers are
In the haudSuf tue government Tor examinauln ~.
Parties whnsc papars are valid have no reason
Il, fear such n examination, aud rhoac who have
,et.l in good faith, but whn hive been mn,it tho
! do oes and victims of designing hiaves, will nut
b~.s;;nte. upon having the matter lalrly explained
l., them. To all the government by al tho means
in their powcr IN bringing tho offenders to justice.
Those who have rapu-s w'iirh they know to.be
fraudulent may object to such M i.Sesugntion,
an refuse 20 part WIN the'n.
lin. rule Of the bureau Was not established ior
the hun satuf tLuse who have allied ia or connived
at fraud, but f IF parties who have acted In inno,
eeuce.and good faith. -
These views will be presented kindly and cour'
tenus:y Gy the officers: and if the parties Their
persist iu refusing tn surrender their papers, M
alternative will lie left to tho officers hut to arres
the parties and send them to tho nearest camp o
iustruction, in. order ;ihat the papers may be ex
amined into, and the claim Of the party t" hn
discharge may be decided.
; By order Of Col. j. s. Preston. Surt.
p. n. PAGE,A
Capt. It A. y. o..
~ tt AZ
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Final Settlement.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate Of John R.
~ Gwaltney, decd, are requested to make pey-
u,pt as carry as possible. Those having claims
against the Estate will present them, properly
sttested, to Dr.. A. G.. league, my authorized
agent, on or before tho 18th December next, rs =
final settlement of said Estate will be made In
che Ordinary's Office on that day.
LUCY GWALTEEY, Elk.
oo,sI I'd x a.
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Nineiy-Six Depot.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND 1MpREoSING
AGENT FOR. EDeEFIELD DISTRICT,
s,~~- EnGsyiELD Gil, Nov. 2O.h, 1853.
MFR. N. W. STEWART has charge of the
lSa Store LOON ut NiEcty-Six I.ep0t, ami j.
authorized to receive and receipt for the TAX
IN KIND consisting of Whent, Back whca,,
Rice. Sugar, Mviasses, Peas Beans, Grouud-PeAs
and .Bacon. = ~
Farmers will call on Mr.. Stewart for Sacks.
TILLMAN WATSON, Jr, e.
Purchasing Agent dgrftli Dist.
Nov Is I'm AS
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G6gt6elS A6butistr.
By z DuRIsoR & co.
"sunny days Will come Again 70

sunny days WIFI come Agaih'"
Though tO-d-j { dark and dreamy
And black clor IS ar ms! II: rise,
Let rs halt not. nor he VIC .ry,
Light is looming in the skies!
Aid aud cheer each fe' low creA.ure
'Gainst tie st6rns tina. ruui:.i us lower,
Sow they'll wear u brighter feature,
And the sansuiuo come MIA powr.
Never, boys, give way to sorroW,
Bat be up, ans &C, Ike men
Look With hope for joy Tomorrow,
Sunny days will come again!
Lot us throw aside all sadness, :
Better times are ON tho wing;
Who can tell what JOY and %gladness
Providence to lis may bring2
Nerve, then, every manly feeling,
Aud with courage meet the storm,
Let us wounded hearts be healing,
Aud our duty still perform.
Never, boys, give way to sorrow,
Blu, be up, and act like men;
Look with hope for Joy Tomorrow,
Sunny days will como again!
We. should no. be- always sishiag.
Nor indulge in wild dismay;
Bear in mind "old Time" is flying,
Therefore wisdom more display.
If our prospects be not shining,
And our hearts be bowed with ctre,
Where's the good in our r-piningf
Still look up, and ne'er despair!
Never, boys, give way to sorro",
But be up, and ,et like men;
Look with hope for joy Tomorrow,
Sunny days will como again
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Dec |
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

L. Watson, Adin'or.
E Norris, Gaar. nd iitcm of
Robert Ashill, Minor.
EeY an. order from The Ordinary, I shall pro-
e .etd t. : II at Elgefe!d c. H., on the first
Monday in January next, for Partition, the Real
Estate cf j. j. As6ill, deceased. consisting of q
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying and be,
NJ. in the District ard State aforesaid containing
One Hundred mud Fifty Q5O) Acres, more or
less, ana bounded by lands Of Thomas Pitts, D.
Willis, DR.. Asbill and others.
TERMS.-0u n credit of twelve months with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers to give
Dond with good security and a mortgage to The
Ordinary to secure the purchase money. Costs to
be paid in Cash. TiI!es extra.
LEWIS JONES, seq.
n, St 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDGEFIELp, lee. lst, 1858.
U All persons in this District holding surgtoa'e
-ke Certliicutes OF Exemption from Consumption,
ure, ia compliance with The above, ordered to re-.
purt ut this Office ON tie days indicated.
II. All Soldiers who have been discharged from
the Arm !, and who now hold said discharges, are
likewise ordered to report for revision Of tts same.
Ill. ALI persons embraced in this Order, VINO
fail to rnpvr, viii be immediately Enrolled, and
sent forward rs defaulters.
w. Assistant Enrolling Officers Of this District
are called upon to sec TINT the abofe orders arc
complied with.
BY order Of .Comnandant Of Conscripts.
f. NJ. SCIIIRMEK,
Lieut.. & Chic: f. 0. os Edge. Dist.
Dec. 9 tt ~
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NOTICE.

A Ill pcrsons having claims against the Estate
IA of Dr.. j. Harnool Burt, dsc'd., are notified
to preseAt thom. properly attesred, as tho sndsr-
signed is prepared to puy tho same. Those in
dcbted To said Estate are requested to tetie prompt
ly. ". hx@:
Inn 81 If B
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Bead-Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,

EDGEFIELn, Dec. LIST, 1868.
q HAVING been notified that thero IRE yet
IL many men in this District. who have Jailed
10 return the Substitute papers called Tor in Pre-
vious orders. and who DO actually refuse 80 return
tho same, tho following orders are published for
their consideration.
II. Itis hupcd that such Gcfaulte-s will not
cause the Enrolling Officer 20 execute that I'M
pleasant duty required in tie last paragraph of
the orders annexed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Notice.

A LII persons having claim, asain't the Estate
present them, duly ~attestod, by the 18th Fsbrua-
ry noxt and ali persons indebted 10 tho said
Estate will please make payment by that timo, as
I desire to clo,e up said Estate without delay.
ELIZABETH RAB0RN, Admir-.
Nny II yuI< 1S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Estate Notice.

nERSONS having claims agaiust the Essate OF
Or. T.. Bland, decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith TO Mr.. James N. hArri-
SOL, whn is my authorized Agent in settling up
Tic business of the Estate.
r. E. BLAND, Adm'x.
Nov II "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

al should think these omnibus wheels
wpul, bc latlgucd AFTER running all day." oh
=. rived SAM. Well. yes" replied Seth, TAX
ing d sqaiut at tarm, they do appear to e
tired.i'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Executors Notice:

"a III. persons having demands against tho Els
fAstate Of the late ohm Stidnam, decd, are
requested to present them properly attested to
the undersigned Ivy the arst day of Jtluaey next
as I exseet 20 make : hual tettlemeat Of said Ea,
tat, oa that day. And those inlebtci to saiS
Eytats are reqn-sted 10 lnrku immediate payment
to the undersigned.
JOHN NJ. sTtDHAM, Ex'or.
Nov II 6:s II
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EE;ass! :Gas

4 600 LnS. coco DEFY HIDES,
IeOVV fo- sale on ro,-v:.at!c terms. o.,
VII Barter Hides for Corn o- Meal-nnc pound 1t
Hides for ono bushel Of Cora "r Meal.
4. ii. GLOVER
Nov 81 If 10
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

ALL perenns indebted to. the Estato.of WIN.
IA Tuncy, decd. will paythe same without delay,
and those having claims against said Estate are
notiiied, to render, them 10 properly attested, to
DR.. J. d. Courtney, Agent for the Adninistrator
forthwith, as We desire to close up the Estate Ms
rovn as possible .tsz 90
80; asa.. GEO. J.sToNEY,. A''r.
Nov. Is - lys tx AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Notice.

A Ill persons having claims agsinstihe Estate
IA Of Susan +. Talhcrt, decd, are uo:ihod to
reader them iu forthwith prop"rly a]tiestsd,
~ ...JAS.s A. TALBERT, Ad'cr.
a Nov "a 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Factory Yarn.
Take Notice.
Notice.

"A 1-n.rsons indebted to the Estate of r: NJ.
Fuior, decal., are requested to make pay
msnt. ~. early AS possible. Those having claims
asnin,t tlo Estate will present them p."rerly at
tested. All pers"ns owing Mit' .acoan's oau se'-
: /. with Mr.. u. Dcloach1::ta: iii. -
-. NJ. A. FULLER, Elk.
Ih.reby ~rorvwara uii persons from Trcspassipg
a., NJ, Min promises, from hauling OF wood,
OF NJ I'm. A. FULLER.
!. my IL ~ hlo.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDfil5FiELD DISTRICTS,
IN EQUITY.

Elizabeth T. Adams ct al, -
80 va. = u- Partition.
Isabella Adams, ct al.
.E2 virtue of an orLsr of Court in this easel
He viii proceed TO sell ut The lrto r~csi1euce OF
james T. Lowry, decd, on TUESDAY, 18Th De-
ccmaer next, tao REAL ESTATE of JAMES S.
ADAMS. decd, to. Wit
one TRACT oF LAND centaiaiug One Hun
dred and Eighty Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Estate Of james r. Lowry, DR.. John
I.IndruIn aud others.
TEkMS.-Sold OIL u credit of twelve. mouths
with inlerss. irv4n day Of sale. Purchaser 10
give Boni with 1T least two good surutins TO Sc
cure Ile .'Urrii"; nunay, anu paw fur titles extra.
T.. W. CAkWILE, c.r.E.p.
Nov IL. y st s ,46
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administrators Notice.

Il bL persons having claims against tie Edtate
IN Of j. Is. Williams, decd, will render them III
hy the eth january next. aud those Indebted to
.nid Estate will please settle By that tune, as on
thn, day I will make a final settlement on said
Estate. ~ HARRISON STR0M, Agent,
for B.. Williams, Aier.
J. Nov. IS IL aG
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Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the Bs-
"A tato of:Fheudnrs F. Williams, decd, are re-
,auoat-d TO present them, duly uttcsted, to the an
a!.-s;snsd on or before the first day OF Januafy
re-tea, [ propuse to settle slid sEstste on that
day. LEAOEL hoot'
Nov Ems ." a.
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Notice.

d 1T persons having any demands against the
"A Estate Of MI. Barley, decd, are request
ca and required to present their claims ", the
Suhscri',cl 81 or Leiors the 9th day Of Bebrusry,
1864, as on that day. there will be a Final Set-
Element made on said Estate in the 0rdinary's Of
flee. Those failins to hand in their claims will
be barred. And all persons indebted to the Es-
tate are requested to pay up at once.
Il. T. hartley, Adm'or.
Nov 3ma As
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SALT! SALT!

r. RAVE.on hand at Isobescllull's old stand n
E.LAksE SUPPLY OF GP E,H *
sALrf for sale.
/ will carter SALT for CORN or MEAL
FIVE pounds Of Salt for one bnshei Of either. de-
l;v.r.l. A. A. GLOVER.
NOy}1l e u 40
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More New Goods.

RARK c,iarrea English aud French PRINTS;
III Biark md White Mourning PRINTS;
solid Black MourIing PRINTS
English G1NGhAMS; ai
,RIsached SHIFTING; 49,"
40 inch. Pillow Case COTTON;
Ladies' Linen Camhric HANDKERCHIEFS,;
And i variety OF uthyr ARTICLES just receiyc.lLy
L. PENN, Agt.
Dee 1 tt 40
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Notice.

indebted to the Estate Of Jabes ]. Ia
z nier, are hereby notified that will receive
payment in Confederate Bonds or Ifensury Notes.
G.. C. MAYS0N, Admir-.
NOy. d 1868 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

ELAINAOI3.IT -" =
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 135.
/. Recruiting Officers and Others arc far
hidden to grant permits to Couscripts or Desert
ers. allowing them to visit their homes, or To ro-
muin there for any purpose, The notice already
given Cun.cripts is deemed sufficient, aui De-
scrters are not euti;l:d to indulgence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
A Valuable Plantation

Decl
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ad-Quarters

ENROLLING UFFIHER,
EDcErlALp, Nor. 23d, ls63.
TvuE nctico Of Recruiting Officers ard ail Fur.
4 loughcd men Of the army are called TO the
following Orders:
ADJ'T. & INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Oct. l5th, 1863.
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rrnEAr oE coNscRIpwIoN.

i. ". SCuIRMEE,
Li.ut. 1 e. ,ef L. o. Edseicli list.
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i Valuable Tractcf Land

Ridge p. o. Noy. "a IL 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

NAY BoAr FOR ALBANY. -rHE STEAMBOAT DANIEL
~ DREW leaves Jay street Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday Of O'Clock A. M, and Thiftlcth no A.
~ Fare TO Yonkcr twenty cents. to West Point and New
burg, seventy five Pcurhkeensle 81 Rhnebcck
Tivoli Catskl ard Hudson, 81 Is 90 Albany. 81 50 Con
neeinr With the New ork Central ard Northern Railroads
WANTED TO clisHTER-FOR THREE OR SIX
w mouths, a small sitct rus rcier flr towing IN
TIC tafhor Address Steam Propeller ~ inquire at 100
Tcrth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

ok PER CENT INTEREST-CITIZENS. SAVINGS
- Bank OF Bowery and Canal street. open every
day from to g. and Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings from 10 7.
Deposits made or before October 20 will draw interest
from the LIST inst. books in English. German and
French. GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BuScE, Secretary. VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
PROPOSALS..
ROPOSAIS FOR STOVES. &C.
NgADQuAutNRs, DTrAHraENr or WARRINGTON,
OLIIoE oN CmHE QuARIhRNAsIER.

u NApQuAntNRe DEPARTMENT or WssufNcrON,l
OTrtCE Or CmEF QuARrERsAsIER,
wtsHtNcToN ID. G., Oct. 6, 1868
Proposals win Be received this on Until, The Gotta inst
for flTn shng, This city. and Heaters
the Department OF Washington, ~ follows -
80 or more Wood stoves Heaters tor heating In tho
most economical manner barracks for troops Thc build
gs each 0l feet long and 20 wde aud the
be u size sufficient 80 thoroughly them allow
ing stoves Toe each blildng
l1b Cooking Stoves Ranges 70 burn wood each
OF CAPACITY to cock Tor company OF about lfT men
very small Cook Stoves % burn wood; each
sufficient TO cook Tor three or four persons.
~ or mor Onco St0rcs OF various sizes 70 burn coal
All Of these heaters lie of approved
patterns ami bidders VIII submit with their proposals
Intelligent pon Of the articles offered. with drawings
OF tho came. s.
Bah bidder mns attach hts FUN and Post ONCE ad
dress ana sue % all parties nieroscd In tho proposal
must appear therein.
An oiih allegiance 10 the government Of tho Unipd
yates must accompany each bid
kf VII be 0rcnrd from tins % time and contracts or
purchases male as the sovss may lc required.
Tho g' 10 reserved Arrrt all any part ~ any MD
fflfuSf st0uld BE- endorsed rtOpoeas for Stoves &c -
and SADIE I'D ~ EiiAS NJ GREEN.
Ltelaa1att laCuel sul f'licf NIaf - s'r
itrtr nafi' 0 UaIAlIgip".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

V'HE BEAUTIFUL MADAM DE CORA. THE FIRST
established Asirologst In this city be consulted II
s. West fhrySxh street the present aud future.
Ladies ADJ Hned. Hours 10 A. N. TIL IL r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

II H. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER-FIRST CLASS
L.; House az auction. on University Place. a. LUD-
Low co. will sell at auction Friday. October g. 1858,
VI II O'Clock, at the Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway
Trinity Building, New York University Place-The three
story attic brick high soop first class House and Lot
No 20 University place west side between Eleventh and
Twelfth The 25y70 feet Hne order and
all the modern convenences Lot 25xl00 feet I'm
0hce the auctioneers E. II. LUDLOW CO.. No. SPINE
street. mes Bro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

lSEspAMEs VIRFOLET NO. CLINTON PLACE
M have the announcing Tn their customers This
thew have received choice of goods for that
season made in Paris especially and exclusively
for their house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
CLOTHING.

A TTRNTION-AT THE GENUINE CALIFORNIA AND
Western store 2l2 Seventh avenue ladies' and
gentlemen have the pleasure to again that
large from the markets To higher
price than other dealer for Cast Or Clothing Carpets
Furniture. Jeweiry. DC guarantee pay the following
prieessik Dresses, So to s45 Coats 81 TO $2 Pants $2
10 $I also Wooen and Muslin Dresses. Closks Shawls
&c.. invite you respectfully before you dispose Of your
Cast on Clothing. TO call on or address H. ROSENBERG,
22 Seventh There will be dealt with honestly
Ladies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

" YOU WANT TO KNOW
II the causes and treatment Of ronstn NJ ION. read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curoug book for curious people, md alod book for
Contents tables free. at the principal newspaper
lots throughout The country, A. Y. WAENERS No. 4
Nescy street. " OF the author, Dr. r. b. FOOTE, l,l3O
Broadway. NY,
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
~ Now ready. large assortment OF new
CHILDREN = PICTURE HOOKS
A large discOunt 10 dealers.
W. STRONG Publisher % NsssAu street
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TTNIoN COURSE, 1. L-rR0rrING:.oN FRIDAY.
best three In I've Mr. DIE names Discount 70 2oo To-
King e. Bob, harnesA Owner names Ella,
" SN'A'~ SHAW WHITE. PrOpristOss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

A GREAT BATTLE FouGHT-THE VICTORY IS
"A gailed.-LAdes and gentlemen Il has been victorious
being pronounced by great many. that b. MINTz, of
2 Sixth avenue has been paying the highest prices in cash.
for Off Clothing. Carpets, Jewey, &C. and still
to continue to do so. If you win favor him with note OF
those tremendous prices that offered by dealers il
perfect humbug but the best and surest do Is
address above; then you win know you will
ceive satisfaction Do not forget the old, well known
dealer MlNTZ and the number 283 Sixth avenue,
Eighteenth street Ladies attended by Mrs. Mlntz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

SALES AT ASOhH~'Ae'
O BAKER a Co, AUCrI0NBERS
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FuRNifohn
Al pubic auction.
DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
PAINTINGS sFArUARY BR0NzEs,
MIRRORS LACE AND BROCADE CURTAINS
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture
Silver and Glass Ware.
On this day (Fnday), Octoter9,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale commencing at IL
The au etioneer would call the particular Of his
the largest and richest of Household furnl
offered auction this The house was iurnshet
nhs for the present owner, and Is IN
order. -.
Superb Sets OF Brocade Curtains Corniees anu nrmo
Chandeliers magnificent Drawing Room SUITS & Ta,a
silk broeade of the Richest descrlpuon no@aans
Sofas Arm, Reception and oval Back eha hs cabnsts
Encoignures Console Tables. EBONY Chalrs
ty superb China Vases Marble anu by
Oil Paintings by eminent artists, TWO eient ~ ~
Cole HOLY Family by Seees Fruit and Flowers py ken-
sett Mach Paintings Landscapes. by llesenger Also
Cabinet Paintings on copper, NeiVet AeIaton
Rronye and Ormo Clocks. Card and other Tables,
"a nnsRVvi 6nb hbf1SoFoRTE STOOL AND CovER
superior INSTRUMENT made order Tor present owner by
cry ROSEWOOD CANTERBURY MUSIC BOOKS, &c.
Solid Bullets stauary marble top Hertz's pa
tent DUNG Table, Couches, Arm Chairs, Etageres, Oil
Paintings, Glassware Deesnters, Gobets Champagnes,
Stands Finger Bowls, Ruby and rarian marble Punch
Bowls Liquor Set Gold and China Dinner Set Decorated
Tea Sets "A pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea Sets Silver
Ware Coffee Urn Casters Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings,
Spoons Forks ivory handle Table Cutlery Lounges and
Chairs, covered in reps. Chambcrs-Rosewood Dressing
Gace, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets, Counter
paaes Nc. Also Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
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DRY GOODS.

DOR sALE-A STOCK or STAPLE DRY GOODS, AT
u $50 Broadway
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A PROCLAMATION
"A All dealers st humbugying retire Atl56Sevenh
avenue ladies and gentlemen will be asonshed to the
prices paying for Cast OF Clothing Carpets FurnI
lure Jewe and fine Furs 1t has surely been pronounced
by many this city that Harris Is the only place where
you will find honest and upright dealers and get rs cent
than anywhere else Please ask friends and they
you call for F. Harris 1856 Seventh avenue
then yon viii avoid being hnmbugged Call on or address
Ladies' attended by Mira Harris NJ B.-Pease
careful and find the correct number 1856 you will find
out your mistake when too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
= W. NICHOLS. AUCTIONEER.
VI, W. II. DISBROW'S
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.,
ON THURSDAY, Oct is, 1865

7 BOGART, AUCrIONEER-BY s. 81. BOGART, SAT
81 uray October TO- at l0S o'clock the Auction Rooms
No North William ST. Household Furniture, consisting OF
sofa Lounges; Secretary, bureau. Washsands
fsrlor Cha Brussels Ihreeplg and Ingram Carpets OH
cicths large French pate Pier Classes Bedseads Beds
aud Eeddng Kitchen ~ rnlture Machine for mnnniac
ic hats As0-bnc horse Rocaaway Carriage,
light Wagon. Harness, one bay Mare &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
y poolThe Montreal Steamship Company's first class
powered Clyde built steamer BOHEMIAN, Capt. Beriand.
carrying the Canadian and United States mails will sail
from Quebec next Saturday, October TO- Rntes OF pas
sage from New First class according TO accommoda-
tons $7 and $72 steerage. found with cooked provisions
SSc 60 payable in gold its equivalent in United states
currency Certificates issued for bringing out passenger.
from all the principal towns In Great Britain and Ireland at
low rates. For passage apply at 2S Broadway New
. York. SABEL SEARLE, General Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

A T THE ORIGINAL OLD ABRAHAM'S STORE 233
n Seventh avenue guarantees to pay the highest cash
prices ladies' and gents Cast or Clothing Furniture
Carpets Jewelry Fifty than any other
place IN the seysnth avenue by calling on or addressing
and Streets east sde Ladies attended TO by
Mrs. Alraha