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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
OFFICIAL.
PROCLAllATIoS.
WAsnIsaroN. Oor. II. 1863.

WASHINGTON, Der. ~, 1893.
WHEREAS, The term of service of par
Of the volunteer forces Of the Unite,
States will expire during tho comiul
year /; and, whereas, in addition TO u,
men raised by the present drut Il il
deemed cNpcdiont to call out 400, ,OoC
Iyoluntt crs, 10 servo for thron years ~
during the War--not, however, exceeding
three years.
Now, therefore, 7, Abraham Lincoln
| President Of the United States aud Com.
muudcr IN Chicfuf the Army aud Navy
thereof aud OF the Militia OF the scvcrn
States when called into active services
do issue this my proclamation, calling
upon the Governors oi the different State,
To- ruisc and have enlisted into tho United
States service, for the various companies
aud regiments in the field from their
Irrespective States, tln ir quotas Of 800, 900
men.
further proclaim, that all tho volun-
tccrs thus called out md duly enlisted
shall receive advance pay, premium aud
b unity, us heretofore communicated 10
The Governors of States by tho War Dc
pnrlmcnt through the Provost Marshal
Generals cilicc by special letters.
| further proclaim, that all volunteers
received under this call, as well ns oil
others not heretofore credited, shall be
duly credited aud deducted from tho
quotas cslnb blishcd for tho next drun.
] further proclaim, that IL any Sintc
shall fail 10 raise the quota assigned to il
by the War Department under this call,
then n draft for the def irnty in snd
quota shall be mado in said State or ia
District OF said Sluto for their due pro.
,ortion oi said quota, aud tho sHid drat
shall commence on the 9th day Of Jan
iary, 1864.
further proclaim that nothing in this |
PROCLAMATION shall interfere with existing
orders or with those which may bc issued |
Tcr the present dram In the States where
i is now in progress, or where il has net
pet been commenced.
Tho quotas Of The States and Districts
will DO assigned by the WurDcpartlncnt
through tho provost Maithal Generals
Htc, due regal tling hdd .or The men
,crctofrc furnished. whether by volun.
ccrng or druiting, aud with such IN.
'uuVNVlh 10 HuN' oVNH W i'"Y w 'noutu
" that Department.
In issuing this proclamation, address
myself not only to the Governors ur the
evcral States, but also To the loyal peo-
'lc thereof, invoking them To lend cheer.
ul, willing, and effective aid to the
measures thus adopted, with view to re-
niUrco our victorious armies now t. II
prosperous end, thus closing forever the
of scdition aud cruel war.
In witness whereof have hcreuntn set
ny hand aud caused tho seal Of the Uni.
ed States this 18th day of ofOctober, A. ID.
1903, and of the independence OF the
United States the ssth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
By the President,
VIM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
--latest News via Richmond

FoRrREss MONROE Oct. is.
Ycsterdoy's Richmond Dispatch, re-
ecivcd here contains the following;
CRARLEsTos, Oct 90
No new movements yet. The Ynu-
KEGS are reported TO be rveling,smoothing
and putting the flushing strokes to
Gregg and Wagner and other batteries
at Cummings Point. The fleet remains
quiet, Stormy times are expected soon.
The number Of Yankee prisoners held
in Richnoud prisons last night was ~,
600. Tho following dispatch appears,
signed by II. L. Lee. "Genorsl limbo.
den, on the 18Th, attacked the garrison
at Charleston. in the Shenandoah Valley,
capturing 434 prisoners, with their arms,
Ncsn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
Tho BRUSH Counseis.

The Richmond Sentinsl Of October
18th, says i've understand that that in
consequence OF the action 1.-THE British
Consuls relative to foreigners enlisted in
the Confederate service, the President
has felt it his duty to dismiss them all
from the confederacy. We shall to-
morrow lay before the country the oiIi-
c ial corresponds rce, in which the action
of tho Executive is made known and the
grounds of it explained. rrt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
IOWA ELECTION.

Tho returns arc now in from three.
fourths Of the counties, polling at least
hyc-six,hs Of the votes. The majority Of
Col Stone (Union) over Gen. Tui,lc
(Dem. for Governor is IS 900, which
the counties TO como in will increase to
Fi0eeu Thousand. This Is independent
of the Soldiers vote, which is abou, sew,
on.sigh,s for Stone, and is expected to
increase his majority to $4,000. There
was never before such a majority In Iowa
for any party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

MysrERY.--''MotheF,p said litdo ftl.
low four years old, "if a man is mister,
amt woman a mystery :" The great
est mystery in tho world 10 us, is that any
one viii buy any other Salera,us but
Hefrieks Allsns Gold Medal II cures
dyspepsia, strengthens weak stonaehs,
saves your teeth from deosying, saves one
half the quantity OF shortening, besides ii
takes SO little Of the salcratus to DO i,s
work. Try il. Most Merchants sell it,
DsPo. ia Liberty Street, New York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

SUCCESS UPoN MERIT If there is an
instance upon the records of our country
where an article Of American manufac-
turc has made its way to universal favor
solely upon its own merits and without
extraneous aid, il is that of the Chemical
Saleratus, 1t has only to be sold in one
place, and it is demanded in another !;
aud so it has gone on Increasing in favor
until the products of the extensive Chem
ical Works of d. b. De Land & Co., at
Fairport, Monroe County, N. Y, are now
immense. rr
This article is made only at these
works by process known only to the
proPrietors, and is better fOr all purposes
than soda. Try H.. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

1
DIAN READrR: We desire to say few
words to you on FINANCIAL rorsr. Il
the frs, place, we have gained ploriou,
yictory--wc have met the enemy, and
they have acknowledged that they
havo been handsomely defeated and whip.
ped. Now, after achieving such 4
grand victory, we think, and almost Say
thot we know it, that every SUBSCRIBER
TO THE TRIBUNE who is in arrears fol
the last year, will come up checrfully and
pay OF the old score and the present
year IN ddronee If there is no Other
inducements for them to do so, this glo.
rous loyal victory alone should inspire
them to come to the rescue. We dcs.
pise dunning,and know Il Is dasgrccaJlc
business, but we MUST have what we hon.
esily earned, and what is honestly due
US.
In order that those living at distance
and have a desire TO remit TO us by mail,
VIC will state, that our connection with
the tribune commenced on tho Goth
day Of Augusi, 1869, and our first year
ended A ugusi 25th, 1863 and oil those
who have paid nothing during that time,
their Indebtedness for subscription to
the TRIBUNE is $500. By renting that
amount TO us by mail we will return them
a receipt for The same. We trust that
none Of our patrons will put us to tho
trouble and expense Of sending
out COLLECTOR, at this time and this
season Of the year. Let those who can
call at the office, or remit by mail
before the first Of December.
The Presidential contest will soon
open, and we intend ot the beginning Of
the year ls6i,to have the TRIBUNE dress
cd up in splcrdid new suite, aud will
make ii one Of the best aud ncatost news
papers in North western Ohio. Ir cur
patrons will respond promptly and cheer.
fully, we will guarantee them that tho
TRIBUNE will be live paper during the
Presidential contest.
To do all this requires money. We
must purchase two fonts Of new type,
and new Press. The typo and press
we now are using ure badly worn, aud
new ones must DO purchased 10 t-kc
heir place.
Last fall there was an enormous in.
rcuse in the price Of white Printing Pa.
'er which we seriously felt, and never
rumblcd. We continued to Publ; tic
'RlnUSE on nt Si.s0 in advance until
'st August, at a scricus loss. On tho
9th Of August, 1863, we were compc IL
to (to sayc oursclf from luss) raise the
rice 10 S2,c0. We feel ci fidcnt that
o good Union man will object, a. the In.
ease is small amounting to only one
nj per week on onch subscriber. As ,
'on as the price OF paper comes down to (
reasonable figure, wo will also como q
'wn to $3.50 pOr year in advance : but
n,il that takes place we positively can
o, do 40. The terms of the TRIuusE ,
70 now as follows:
TERMS.-Tribunc Months $i ,Oe;
year S2,0o, invariably in advance in
Il cases.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
A Monster Gun.

Tho patterns have been made and pre-
purations commenced at the Fort Pit,
Foundry, Pittsburgh, for the casting OF a
gun which viii have a bore of twenty
inches. Its length will be twenty foet,
and it's greatest diameter nt the breach
five feet four inches. twill weigh about
ll4,o0o pounds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
PENNA. ELECTION,

A Harrisburg dispatch to the Philadel-
phla Bullstin, states that all the eoun.
ties hare been heasd from ofioialg,-
The gallant and noble cuRrIs has do.
fsated his CoPPerhesd opponent by is,
26o. Good for the Old Keys,on c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
TO CoHsUMPTIyEs.

The undenisucd having been resofsd ia heahh ~
lev weeks, by Nery simple remedy, sovr naving
suffered several yean by severe lung Affection, sud
that dread disease, Consumpton-is hnnious to make
knoSn 10 his fsllow.suaersr the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-.
scHption used tree Of charre), with the directions
tot preparing and using he same, which they will M
suRE cCRE forCossUNFTIos, ASTHMA, Bro -"n,Ils'
Cor0iis, CoLps, kc. The oniy eijse' oi we ahs,f-
tisei In sending the Prescription is 10 the
afflicted and spread information which he conceivss
i9 be in,slpahe ss n 49,, 49, 's,''. S'n uy
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williassbufsh, Kings county, New York.
Oct. 10, 1903. 4-Im
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
THIRTY ACRES,

adjoining the lands OF Jacob Smith and
" illiam Hollz. There are sixteen 16l
acres clear and enclosed with good fences.
a lso, a GOOD HOUSE, Garden and out.
houses on the premises, all in convenient
order. Apply TO
WIN. BAUGHER,
or JAMES CARSON.
October 80, 1853. 4-am
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
GENERAL GRANT is described by a co

GENERAL GRANT is described by cor.
respondent who recently saw him, ns
about five feet seven inches in stature,
youthful in appearance, whskers without
mustache, modest, unsophisticated, pleas
ing in his manners, an inyeterate smok.
er, and still walks on crutches.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
FoshionnbIc MILLINERY

Oas Of purchasing the sAtre STOCK a. private sale
Previous TO the day named TO sell at auction eaa da
SO on tsassnAbis t'ras half cash down, and tbs
balance IN two year, from neat April, with iutsresl
titles, cash down nwill be required.
RokErrA DIcKiS SsoN.
carey, a., October 50, le63. II I.fIfaII 4-2ws
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

0o- GEossE SUMNER, the distinguish
cd sohoiar, brother Of Charles Sumner,
the Massashus,t It's Senator. died at Bos-
ton ON the 9th inst, after a Pr9gacted
illness of about year, '.'''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
For sale.

TIE undersigned will sell at
Private Sale, the West half of the South
quarter OF the South West quarter OF Section
fourteen (ll) in Townthip Three (3) in SEN
eca County, Ohio, containing
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

rnE SndsuigDsd has hssa daily .ppointed and
qeshred n EsscaloI Of the last VIII and Testansht
ascessed. '.lf RlCHABp BAkER
Tina, Oti. 3Uth, leeJ, t-3~s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

The Execntion was on the Bay Shore
iaIront Of the Prison Yard. The Hon.
man Battalion was formed in hollow
square. open on the Bay side, where tho
prisoasr wss seated on bis coffin, Col.
Pierson and stsff were within the square.
Te,sxeeusiou party was in command Of
LII HeElroy, Provost Marshal The or
hsrs end sentence were read BY Lieut..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

Work done promptly, according to
the lateststylcs, warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, and at the low
est prices. Long experience in the
business and being prepared to at
tend to all calls promptly, solicits
a SHARE of patronage of the Ladies
of Tifin and surrounding country
Oct. 80, 1863. 4-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

cHRrRIsa.--The pOymAs.eu are dis
ribating greenbSeks freely to the brave
boys at Memphis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
Great britain.


Tho Paris correspondent of The Lon.
don Morning Post asserts that Franco
has 40 intention Of recognizing the Con.
fcdrrntcs.
A guard of marines had been placed
on board OF tho rams seized in the MIR.
soy.
The London Times saws that nothing
is asyct certain IN regard to tho rUms,--
They nrc, however, suspected OF dcs-
tinulion like that of the Alobpma, but
they will not be allowed to slip oifus she
did.
The Liverpool Emancipation Society
have mcmorialiscd Etrl Russell to favor
the ducutiOn of su' p' ctcd V, ssCls, ard
applaud the action of the GovcInmcnl
toward The rams in the Mcrscy.
The first Cabinet Council of the season
wes held At London on the 18th inst.
Queen Victoria made her rc-cntry into
public lite at the inauguration of Prince
Albcrt's statue ut Aberdeen.
The shareholders oftho Great Eastern
have passcd a resolution in favor of rais.
ing the requisite amount of funds oil the
claims sgainst the vessel, and To employ
her IN the India or Austria trade,
France.
NJ. Billault and Marshal D'Ornano are
dead. Tho Bank OF France continues to
lose &C old.
puiaud.
Tho Polish question continues without
change.
Tho Spanish elections were favorable
to the Government.
The Minister Of Finance has resigned
II 10 asserted that he did not do 90 tol
political reasons.
sweden.
Sweden declines to sign a treaty of al
lance with Dennark.
Dates from Bombay 0rc TO the 27th o
Septem bor, Cotton goods were higher
I.atesI-Fia Qnsensiocn.
CuErSsrowx, Oct i5.-The steamsh il
America, from New York, NrriYcd u
Londonderry on the i4th.
LoSnoS, Oct. l5.-Tbe Brcslau Ga
Eetis to-day announces ali Imperial decree
Incorporating the Government Of thl
Augustown District of the LonIa Prov
i6ccs with the Russian Empire, an,
Moursvieir has already assumed III,
Goyerasrship.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

OF TuE rebel currency is worth six
cents ON the dollar, und the currency in
Huyti is worth eight cents on the dollar.
currencies, therefore, are not created
equal. ~
05- The SEIZURE of the Rebel Rams
IN England has been confirmed, by late
news. Poor Jeils. Confederacy,will soon
30 to the dogs.
VALLANpIoHAM is now described MS tho
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30

To ALI WHO vsE HoRsEs--DR. TopiAs
Venetian Horse LinimeLt, 10 pint bottles
price only 30 cents, is warranted cheaper
& superior than any article In the markc,
for the cure Of Cuts, Calls, Lameness OF
all kinds, Cole, &c. sc. This is no
bumbug srtIclc--ty bottle il viii
speak for itself, None are genuine un-
less signed S. ]. TOBIAS. Depot, 6S
Cortlandt street. New York. Sold by
all Druggists 2w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
GOOD NEWS
Re public

TIE SUBSCRIBER having
laid in q largo and fresh Stock of
Goods, deems it important and ne
ccssary to inform the citizens of Re-
public and surrounding country,
that he is prepared to supply them
with all articles generally kept in
the Grocery line. lie has n full
supply, such as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
Silver Double Time Hunting
.ia.8 .a Levers,

BHsr QuALirS SILVER CAsrs, ever which electro.
fins plated u h gold, similar 10 mpioeed DupleI
and superior adjusted ements with "Stop" 10 be
used IN timing horses; ko,I has FoUR rSDrxss for
Washing ON aud Greenwich time, rweep second, HHd
all the improvements AlIia s taking It's be auIiful
aud hutlsss appearance aad Its superior one nt
Into eonsidsraiien, We regard II ~ decidedly the
ehsanea sruels Of the Mad IN the market. Price,
in good running order, S35i Grease OF Ter $500.
fY-We ask no pay In advance, bat vail forward
either OF them TO Fesponsbe psttss, 10 any Par cf
The los al tates, vii biPaysbe esprsssmsa when
Vie goods are dslissted, gNns he teyef tie siiege
Of eksninatiea and, II not sa;isfacioIy, The watch
eaa be retsraes al our expense.
fThe erpreEs companies refuse making collections
on soldiers and other parties Ia the dis loyal stsies,
consequently all saeh order, be aesofap cd
the esah 70 iasars. atteatien. We make deduction
o. I've aelau on sither watch When the payment Is
forwarded In advance.
l0 Thos. Caaerty & Co,
~ and IS Broad suesi, oppo..is City R1hk,
p oetsbeT soft .e1'' Psosidsaes, Ri
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
LETTER LIST.

tcoNNUNICATEp.l .H
Pulmonary Consumption n Curabio
Disease.
A CARD,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
Actions.

A FRA elas' Huntips Time Piece Of Bilvsrm.terisl,
over which Is ese,To nae plated u H. gold, most
rally wrought, max ing the imituiisn 80 thst
II cannot be detected from the solid mai eri al hy the
most sAPeneneed judges acids will not Aneetu-
Rrhr ACTION, has sweep seconds and L. MOTTO be az
eelled In general aPpearaBoe This IL dee ono
s the best articles offered for traders aud spee
ulators Engineer, emlgrants, and psTsens tiaveng,
will hnd them supe ros 10 any otheri ssration OF Ell
mate will not affect their accuracy. Price packed in
good shape aaa good running order, only s3J, otoa.s
Of d for $500. 80 HI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MRS. |. M. BODLEY,
MiIIiner & Drcssmakcr,

North Rooms, 2d Floor, Hedges
Ne,c Black, Washington Street,
TGn, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Sketch OF Soha b. rsoyd.

ms notorious rebel reported 70, have di at his
esde Aong don, Va, rhuIAasy lAas HIS nfe
anything bus rredi,abe one, md hp death carried
" The grave name d,shonOzed and sxecra cd.
John Buchanan F,cya yas born IN Montgomery (now
PulGk) county, Wrgu1,a. during the year 1905, and
gained the PRINCIPAL sArt hts education al the south
Carolina College, whence he graduated m ls2o He then
began the study OF the law and IN 1928 admitted 70
the bar About The ysar 1886 he removed 70 Helena,
Arkansas, where be practised lawyer for some h'e
smo which he returned 10 Virginia, setting 10
Washington county. HIS political commenced IN
1S40. He supported Polk and annexation m iehhs ~
Is44 Turing is47 elected % the lower pranch o.
IN Virginia legislature and re eected 10 ioss he was
oeotcd tho 10 1881, ana ~ IN returioi
81 the Ie,sainre in 1876 Whfe Governor he opposed
The mpromise with ero 4 yehonenc' In the
campaign of 1885, hs visited this city and made s9eesh
e the Merchants 30 reply to one made at the
same pace previously by AIR. IN W Generll) Banks. Al
c OF his speech in appealing 10 me Fillmore mon
" sally 10 the support or Mr. Buchanan he declared that,
II should out thai no should be convinced that
She only Of eating renonI would DO 10 vote for
Fillmore would the vote " the earth opened and
swallowed hirn tor IT, without going INTO Tho details of
tbe fe man whose execrab!e cordu has blotted hs
from tho list OF honorable come down to
lhe time when he entered MIR. B.chanan's Cabinet In
1867 no was AMP inted Secretary OF War lie NO doub.
catered upon his duties with the full Dissemination
Stat The reasonable movement which com; ated IN tho
prcsont rebellion. mo last year Of Mr. Fioyd's
Cabinet acer he armed and streng thoned Al, the South
ern forts, led the arssnais " the 30 IN with improved
ob;aned an immense sum of money BY
nshed all this and as the Buchanan adnisu t0n was
closing its last hours no slnked away Yirgnaa tra
ior TO his country and adea liter o the Once
again Virginia SOIL used his influence to bolster up
the bogus confederacy He api ointed 10 the com
mand OF brigade rebels and sent TO Western Virgnia
during tho summer Of 1851 HIS exploits at 6auey
Bridge stamped his reputation an arrant coward.
After engaging the Uni troops behind immense Iortn
cations day. while tho latter the open
Aed he improving tho advantage OF the night, aud with
ns army reteated from before the loyal troops Of General
Rcsecrans.
About the beginning OF 1852 he TO Kentucky,
and placed IN comm nd o. brigade As Fort Doneson
when the 10 about " be cred Floyd told
his companions in that " he taken prisoner he
twas sure TO bo hung, and therefore, With command
deser ted his comrades and made good his such
blsrness could not be overlooked by his rebels
and tho public Disgrace which officially followed his con
duct clunR to him ike a 3pGers web around uy
- the day OF his deatha doub traitor and coward.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET
SALES ar AUCTION.


A UcTION NOTICE -PERRMpTORY
a sAtE og aAsDsoxE e. n9TsE nH poLD EpRSIruRE.
RICH cur eIEvAsSsS IvtSsS RA oAAffLsky oAffLHs sy.vss WARE
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
Wul take piace this aAy.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 2.
. Al the four Story rrsldences
No. ll9 Clinton place Ri ,hth strcet),
ketween Filth and Sixth avenaea,
sac commencing at iu1S o'clock precisely.
E. ROTH, Auetaneer would call the aeniion OF parties
In want OF hrs ,ass furniture the above tae VIII ch
mprises the beautiful Paror Chamber and Dining
Furnitnr offered auction this e,traor-
binary OF three
baaful paror Suits coyerel In ih French satin nroal.
mar Tab Eiageres, itch China
Paran Vas TURKISH Easy Chairs and Lounges bronze
Clock, Lace and brocaei Curtains, Corner and BOOK
Stands Purior Ornaments
MAGNIFiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER:
elegant Instrument overstrng bass full iron plate fun
,eiave, all mod ,rn improvements
Rosewood and black nut Bedsleads Bureaus Wash
stands, Spring and Hair Mattresses LOUNGES Rockers
CHAIRS Blankets Bedding Extension Table Dining Chatrs
eegran French China ivory Table Cuery rich Cut
lass Silver Kitcncu Cutlery and Crockery, 40.
Sais positive. Deposit required - n
NJ B.--A furniture express VIII DO In astenuance 70
cart. pack or ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
cOrNTRY HOARD.

1,oARp ON STATEN ISLAND BOARD AT SKw
ID bIahton, Status Isi.st .t o.ass scara foy rsrh,
a three persons single gsnifenan can be obtained b.
t-sials paru.s In slessnns Furnished bouse Addfes
y. q Herald ofuce.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
MEDICAL.

tyr ANDREWS, NO. osEESE srRaEr, oorS.s
a CsnsL cuavsr sps~dy loren III a.
s.se Ytivair rouus Isns ,aodars,- spessses o. s.,s
enc snd moacy.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
A UCTI0N NOTICE.-LaRGE AND ATTRACTIVE
IA SALE OF SUPERB FBRN TURf,
MAGNlFICENT ROSEWOOD SUIIS.
RICH FRENCH PLATB PIER MIRRORS AND BASE
TAHLES

RICH CHINA, cur GLASS, sfLvERwARR, TABLE
CUTLERY. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, sc.
RI ELL W. WESrCOTf auct oaeer. will sell this lay
Wednesay az eleven O'Clock prefs ly tho eut contents
OF the ee ant residence l52 West Tentyrst sire near
Seventh sisting full suits
wood ana blak walnut paror Farnitars 10 b,ocs.e ana
French Centre and Pier Tables, with -tu.
Eta Turkish Lounges and Chairs 70 matrh
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets. Dinask AMI Lace Curtains
Shades Chess Tables, with and beautiful co ton
rar1an and Lava yases Seyres aud Dresden China
mented BIsque figures, magnicent Br0nzes twenty OH
Paintings 9c
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND NURSERY
Rosewood Rels,cas Bureaus Washstanis. Tetea retes
Spring and Hair Ma resses Lounges Rockers spring sea.
Chairs Beddiag, Mirrors Ingram Carpes Sofas Sofa Bel
strads Dining Roon--Oak Extension Table, oak Buffet
Chairs, rich French and Bohemian Cnna Oasswar,
Slverware Cutlery ac with large variety of mahogany
Furniture not engmeracd Parties IRON distance arc -
this sale will positively take place. rain shn-
No posiponenent ~ccount Responsible vi be
attendance cart pack ship goods Tor purchasers