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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

yet. and slc has all the money with her /.
bui wc nisht give you something else
She looked AZ him rather anNiously as
she made this proposal. As Il afraid % hav-
ing hurt his feelings.
" Thank you. thank you my dear child
MANY times. II you could give me nor
sci Of food would be greatly obliged TO
You. for am very hangry.-
'' would AK YOU % lean on nv arm 70
ro into the house. a. grandpa used to. - aid
huic Elise iimidly. "but am afraid Of
your big dog. Won't be bites
IIes No. indeed. lie d a. rcntlc As
a larah. replied the oh man. '' See: he
understands already that You are showing
vac a grvat kindnes.. and be is trying his
best Co thank you IN his own way
And sure enough. the enormous creature
was licking the hand. a-,i feet of fGcorrcttc.
and then came and laid his bead earc..in.,-
u on The arm o. little Elise.
leading the venerable stranger into the
housc. the children seated him In the great
armchair which they said bad belonged 20
iheir grandhtbsr.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

" Nv Dear. aid ore % those raatura
hoshands % bis Young and lovely wife.
% supposiug should be oonscripsed snd
could not fni substitute ?- Never mind
ny love rcpiied fhe sngei. q" I could snd a
Substitute. 30 you couidnt!~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23
vi l = e T. l. Ny.
THE REc0MPEgsE.

'--ttAA ~ u ul- inst been o. Ut
by go owner. a renowned banker. OBLIGED
by suddcu misfortune o. retire O. obscuritv.
lts purchaser was an oh man ~ eighty. the
descendant ~ noble family. but. who.
from his fathers circumsiauccs. had been
brou-ht up a. manuf.cturrr. Fiudinr.
from habit AM taste. his chief deiicit IN
doing good. D. resolved that o.. coming
into the neighborhood should Dc a blessing
O. the worthy poor Bot De- had been cola
that there were some there unworthy ~ nj.
kindncss. and fearful % hcsowiur upon
them iae hcip D. intended f1r thr more de.
serving. hc hit upon new plan. Dressing
himself up a. a hrcgar. with stout sfirk
in his hand and a faithful dog AZ hi. side.
he went from house % house ia the ru;.c oi
an Oh workman dependent upon charity
Tor support Zach night. when BE- return
el o. ihe chateau. b. noted down ia a book
prepared sor thc purpose. the reception be
hal met 80 each place.
One DAY BE- perceived AZ the ratc-of an
elegant lau.e two Young girls accompanied
by an elderly coserness. Their dress va.
rieh their ages appeared o. D. fifteen and
seventeen AMI a. b. approached. The elder
va paying from fuli purse a boy who hsl
Just given hcr bandle. The OH man went
TO her. aud begged Ettle help. The
Young lady A. orcc drew back. and rc-
marked to her sister:
An extraordinary request fora straa-
gcr,''
90 IT, replied thc Younger. 90 rc ucrc 20
give money 90 every bc--ar that asks e.. TO-
wouii hc no end ofit~
We never give money. sir. % those We
dout know. We can't De- sure of the use
thar viii o. made of it. You NAV drink
We never give money AMI .hc tara,I
coolly Away.
Il one were sure these people dc.crvcI
charity. said tie younger. 60 but yoa arr
so imposed on now-a-days. Bot here Is A
croschcn.~
Tie old man rctirei without another
uori. inquired in TIE ncisbboriood the
name. AMI family Of thc girls. and learn
ei that thcy were thc only children of a
nh land pcculafor named Char,leI.
brought Up ty a mother ~ho VA. blinded bv
suiicn wealth. and Who had IN every uav
io,t,rei AMI iudulscd thc vanity % Ler
pretty daughters.
icw days passed ani one fne morning
in June thc Oh man approached a li,tlc sol-
rfnrr .rrrra. go -..f.- .s A.. . IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

TERNS-Oae Dofiar anl FtGs C~as.. r.~r
yssr. 81 atraac~ T~e poiiafs. at ale cod of. b.
N~ar.
Ciubbiag. We wooiI rrsr~rtfufe call the
stirni'an el sur as srr .rs-ri ts Beef fh.ir aif
esf~aiiar th- circulsifsa of a haur rsr~r a,
thr fliis-fng oder.
w ~tr srnf
10 tapfrs. far ors var. faf fgsO
20 Cari~s Soc one yrar. &C. 2O.Oo
- eaf cefF te the rrrsra e~fttng % tne cluh.
- nlanff uaasf arrarnFsus M urErr.
-. iru~nziI g.. 10 -fa-~ street.
husfra. anf - Ns--au ~Irref. Nra Nark are
or 49, fheflrsi rrula
Jos PRINTING nrstf, executed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

WY are the Marys ne most amiable q
their sex? Because they can always be
Moiiyfcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

DO not give brioe. nor lose your rish,
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
u Hereby the following TkOrTihd RISES for the
SPRING or l565:-
NO purse $780, for ali horses, miie heats In D. 70
No. q purse $500 same ss No l. in harness
No. s. purse $50 double teams, 3in5
Nc. 4, purse $40, all horses TO saddle, in5.
No $50 all that rotted money,
mile heats. in b. TO wagons
No g. purse so, same No s, In harness.
No SlO for old colts that troted for
money, mile meats IN S, in harness
than 50 ~ mile heats TO wagons be st
No $50 horses that troed better 2l6
TO harness. mile heats best in q, In harnesses
No TO- $l0 horses that troed better than
2 AUTO wagon mile heats, 5 In 5, to wagons
No H. 4l0O horses that troed better than
2:40 in harness, mile heats and rep a in harness.
No. ~ purse H. that rotted better than So
two miles and repeat, to wagons.
No N purse 500 horses that trottcd better than
asa TO wagons. three miles and repeat wagons.
No H. purse $2O same Ne l3 three miles and repeat.
In harness.
No. purse $780, never troed better than
230 to wagons. mile heats, 5 in g. to wagons.
2 70 In harness, mile heats, 5 in 8, in harness.
No II. purse $50. for all stalions mile heats In g. 70
wagons.
The above purses will be opened and closed at the
HONE HOUSE. Broadway and Great Jones street,
On Thursday February a at 9P.M.
AL persons making entries therefor enclose 10
cent entrance money to Crocheron. Manager unless
lively be rejected Article "a rules viii be strictly ad
hered
No purse will he considered filed. unless three more
horses shall enter therefor.
The purses ed viii he troed for between the LIST Of
April and the 18th ofJuy. j. CROCHERoN Manager.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
AMUsE ME- NTs.

N'nnLo,s nss.s. % oAspEs; n wm v,..,.
TIE HE EisF Esf si$#E si$E zsB zsB SEsssiE SEsEsi4
GREAT rRxo3 AnrIsrE.
MISS sArESs n; ss,ssas 's%s;. s.'sIa. te'rnay
TEiusfimAssTF niil.ls = EsGxoExEsr %G,s
rnE ssT T,isriEf f1s1 Ihs-sr fiSE nsisA''s 'o'
SUBLIME MPERsosATIoS
HEBREW XIV MAID MAIDEN,
10 the new and amazingly successful play Of
THE FORsxKEN
Mss BArEAASs beautiful anu thrilling creation OF this
FOR FIVE WEEKS
STsLLHSESr REFINED FIN AND FASHIONABLE
.,,,,,,,, ,n,,.us.a AUDIENCES
APPLAUSE AND EuLoGy
from the public and the Of critics.
The play presented With superb and exquisite Scenery
.orsiai Music, composed expressly by Mr.. Roeer.
Characteristic Dresses Appointments by Ses.rs rh
and unriv allied emoracine lie names Mr. "
gan. Mr. Lamb. Mr 2. Andrew, Mr. wilson, Mines Cnaa.
.aosains s%ps ns for ea1s siases
sc upon the succcss which has attended him entering
A SECOND ENoMGEMBNT
AMERICAN CHILD OF SONG
'' '.'' F"s's1"f7' fssfser ~ 'HfaSS TsIGsfn
having lasted for than three months and In every
respect p''a"'A''' sRkxT sna asassTes sGcssss
lie beg. 20 inform the public that the ars, musical work
which vi" be Snrs 4 ss sREEAT r vii
sATANELLA
"'''' sEssRh% sissH Il. MONTHS IN PREPARATION.
'"a'' 'ie able a''isis" MR 2. E nrcursos.
MONDAY si.Sia EVENING NEXT. FEBRUARY "a. 1859.
ENTIRELY ssK sET nsGssI!a sGESEas, .aa
MOST rowEErUL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
''' oa'''' NEW NUMEROUS.
and carefully 'e0'tsSI Goars TsS 6E s1 BALLET
LnAR.ss aGsa. aT1nAaT.0" S11srr1.
the most perfect danseuse of the day.
MAD MARzErTi. Mile KATRINE
a. well other distinguished dancers the whole being
ABLE AND XccSMrIIsnsp MArsE DE BALLET.
WINTER GARDEN
" TINS evening" sl'Syifs EDWis soofii EsS ri
WIN appear in his cre.. shar.c,er @
q, xo,..v -. RICHARD III
viii appear a.
LvOX's OLD BOWERY THEATRE
L Most positively the @ ia.. nigh; ef
w The celebrated css American .omsdiss mn
whose success COMEDY, bur-sJue Hud fnntomimc
stamped him the versatile OF Momus living
JACKSON HAfNES
Will appear. whose Skating Is graceful elegant perfect
MISS FANNY HERRIk0.
MISS r. DENvIL.
All the Company support
THE STAR OF THE EVENING
IN FOUR CHOICE PIECES
Saturday Evening, Feh II,
THE SNOW BIRD
Sloppy Sam. Mr. a. L. Por
The SNOW Bird. .Mss Fanny Herring
Dance by Miss Louira Brown.
JACK CADE.
jack Cadc Mr. q l.. For
Mary Amy. Miss Fanny Herring
JACKSON HAIkEs ON SKATES
THE RED 0NOME AND WHITE WARRIOR
The White WARRIOR Mr.. u. l.. Pox
STATE SECRETS.
i
The great American Tragndan
MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
On Monday he Will make his first appearance In New York
since hts return from Rnrope-bcng engaged FOR limited
number OF nights.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

r BDGART, AucTioNEER-BY S. 4 J. BoGART..
This day, at lO,a O'Clock, at the auction No.
North William street, Household Furniture, Wagon. &C.
consisting OF mahogany Sofas Lounges mahogany French
Secretary mahogany Desk Brussels and Ingram
Carpets oicoth mahogany Chairs. Rockers, mahogany
Tete aete Looking Glass Oil Paintings. carved black wal
nut and rosewood Bedstead Is Hair Mattresses Fea
her Beds ana Bedding Kitchen Furnitup Refrieeraors
one kihe, barrels Beans, casks Brandy also hvo
Wagons consisting q two light Road Wagons with lea
her tops light Buggy Wagon, Business Wagon, one
Market or Grocer's Wagon. harness. Robe Ac
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
2. II. UbAI III, IItIh q BVIstH y
JOHN il. ZABRISklE, Treas. II. a n
TEORGE COOK, AUCTIOSEER.
VI ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
pT


This day. a. IL O'Clock At store lal broadway. very
well selected stock of Furniture consisting OF
Parlor covered brocadc brocacl plush reps
harcloth rosewood. black walnut, oak and mahogany
Chamber FuaituTc suite; Library Reception Dining
Room Suits rosewood Eagercs Secretaries. wardr,bes,
Bookcase SdebDar Work Tables, Cantarburys. Centre
and Fancy Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Hall Furniture,
Extension Taoes, &c NBAt IL O'Clock superior rose
wood Pianoorte ~ octave finished all round, nearly
<Eo. q HAYDoCK, AUCTIoNFER.-FLINT GLASS
VI ware By ROBERT HAYDOCK on Thursday, Feb. ~,
ii O'Clock At his salesroom lo IRery street. four
months credit 600 packages AmercaD flint Glassware 100
packages Kerosene ChimnryK, Lamps &c.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
sALUs AT AUCTION.

TAMEs M MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
81 Saturday February 1863 at IL O'Clock at Merchants
Exchange salesroom, Ill Broad"ay Larchmont tue resi-
OF r. K Collins three distinct parcels his
special adv ertsemen In the Herald conceded that
possesses unsurpassed by any pro-
pety in country For maps and further partcuars
apply the Auetloneers onlce. No - Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21


r Z. HALSEY, AUCTIONEER
e.. BY J. L. HALSEY CO.,
Salesrooms No. Is Liberty street.
Saturday Feb. q, at IL O'Clock.
BRANDIES Ia plies and onequarter casks embracing
jules Rotin London Dock Hennnessey Rochelle and Mar
ee Also rs gallons Hennessy In small packages for pr
vne
wHISKEYs.-Nectar Family. sold Bourbon
GINS.-Tiger and Double Swan
JAMAICA RUM-24 cases only, in good shipping order
BlTrERS- Catawba st. Nicholas Star Of the
West, In quarts and pints.
OLD CHERRY BRANDY also.
Ulaged casks of Jules Robin and other Brandies Old
Apple Brandy.
SEGARS &C., &C.. in lots to suit.
The stock of a retail grocer.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

At IO O'Clock A. M In the No Prospect street, near
Fulton Brooklyn.
large assortment Of new Furniture-Rosewood maho
gany and walnut marble Dressing Bureaus Washsands
Wadrobes Sofas and Sofa Bedseads mahogany cane seat
Rockers, Bureaus Washstands Dressing Glasses. Swing
Cribs and Cradles Clocks Mirrors mahogany walnut iron
and patent Bedseads Feather Bosers Pillows Mattresses
Bedding Hair walnut cherry and pine Tables Wash Tubs
Stoves light Wagon Horse, sound and kind; Cart
Also the lease OF store for three or five years BTbe
so,k lease b. ed at private s,e any %s
HEGEMAN.
r BoGART,. ,AUcTIoNEER-RY S. 81. BOGART.-
e. Monday, Feb % l0 o'clock. at 95 Mangn street,
Stanton mortgage sal. iron St,
mace DOOR frame dainper Grate Pan. Sight, Pings Bolts
Brick work. In promises known No. 4. Also
inch Worm Pise connected with the above sti.
JOHN w. SOMERiHDYKk, Attorney tor Mortgage.
r BoGART, AUcTIoNEER-BY s. "a. BoGART-
e. Monday Feb 23 atl2 o'clock. at the Merchants Ex
pired term Of in and into two Lots of
Ground IN Nuey-thrd street between Fourth Fifth
avenues the east side thereof with the Buildings there
WILLIAM wADsw ORTIZ, Attorney
JoHN H. BURLEy, AUCTIoNRER WILL SELL
reas Lounges ood mahopany aud other Bdesds IN
tension, Centre and other Tables
seat Chairs Cottage suits Tapesr Th,se ply aud Ingram
Beds Blankets, Cpnfor,rA Spreads table Linen, Plano
Covers, Looking Glsscs Chandeliers. Sdeboards Plated
Ware. Cutlery. glass and crockery Ware. Stoves &c.
r BOGART AUCTrONEER s. J. BoGART
e. Morsge sale OF Billiard Saloon and Restaurant. Mon
day, I'D Inst, 0t, O'Clock Nos. I2i and l2S Fulton
street corner Of Nassau in the basement the FIXTURES Fur
b!fs Counter ~ Gabl 10 Chars Cooking Range and
Fixtures Glassware and Crockery Washsnds and Basins
Cutter DC Also the Cas- and Water Fixtures and the lease
GEORGE A. MOORE. Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
AMUSED EMENTs.

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w AIhAn sro,y =. .,pc,o.,v
Ton'sn' 'sAroHDAf1 u,xv.,r
BENEFIT
....., n4 s%.nsss s.sHss -, u
dS:ss;s SafTz,S$r 4 81 Ss:SS Ss|t Ss$Sr The
yiS.s. ysSs e Iasny Mr. Lssr L ws.ss sn,s
Sss1sAs &c n si sss:
Krs'1. 4 .o.s.s. s v Ms: s;as..s ...Is, ilsaaasa
sss oa.,'i; s!;s:;
M NJ; E,ss
sS.n Young
p,S.Ss SsS:ss
salasst Pop:
Eaosi ss SGhas.on Madeline hsar"as. hoSs
ki!y yyynIs; G,ys; Mary R.srsu snTss
E:.sana E.,s l1sss: Reeve:
MAG ii;i. III, miss Hfeehe
1 a1 ss 1sI! .ss'' .s"sr,, ovse
ssas's for the ' time this season.
acted @''E$s HssssHis$ Ss#sSSS#
1iS Z, ,'.1ns '
an'sn nouss Love ahd money Ihr PROVOKED nMoanl,
Inc Schooi LOT SCANDAL The Road TO Ruin and The Magic
Aarraee.
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II AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
Iessee and Manageress Msss Laura Neene
Oooio w" VI 'cc ~ quarter " eSu'.
SEnENmn WEEk
-. SEVESTH WEEK
OF the successiui cneasement OF
Mks JOHN WOOD.
o,,.,., MkS LohN WOOU
QUEEN ES , OF C0MEDf CONE; "a AND SONG,
rue fair osEE osE wira wa SS COLLEEN LocHs
n'Sa'S ie'e''u HosRs rRnWpEn ~ ne's"' ''o
HOUSES CROWDED
,,oa, - with the -
MOST CRITICAL AUDIENCES.
MOST CRITICAL AUDIENCES.
- ,,,n Night encored -
srLmNDiD sChNEhr BY MlNAKD LEWIS
and the Drhhant actin. ana singing o.
MRS JOHN WOOD
- MIR WALCOT, SEN,
THE ARAB GIANT MIX. GOSHAN.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. "a.
FAIK ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCkS
Mrs John Mood Queen Iacidorn
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
II ENRY II. LEEDS a Co. AUCTIoNEERs.
III GREAT SALk OF PICTURES, INTERNATIONAL
ART INSTITUTION

III Va.
ID eREAr SALE R1 Sg gssTiTEos El11Ff INTERNATIONAL
HENRY n LEEDS CO VIII seil !. auction on Thurs
day, ssh snd Friday 27ih at y O'Clock each evening a
pictures, International Ari Insuuiion comprising works
e the ss s os sao z. a 81 the W. Aan Drs
Es director and for The pas, three years on exhibition At
presented to the public Is one Of the rares aud most
ssy s. G Hn ne ef cs..
6ran sehrsdes Esehks Ashsnbaeh sienbracf scaesin
sonderiana schegrgn Hant.nser. HiInaeacr Al.o me
.%D s. By s ' tsass. S DE-
Metz, Pecrus, couturier. Dupre jules caron. Breton
am Ss.s5 and ss Ro 1sa Tsa
aonnef M caroas ramoe aiae.aa es
ss ss'Ss. sas fna .'mS $ has%
Bsrand Others q eqal celebrity Inciaded 10 hi. col
osd. .sen from LIE N rroiss.or sehr,aef wash .
The letter the original q which may be seen at the
sir1iIow should no, be moved, my dear Mr. Auier.
mann by Ill tie Kindness honor shown in the
a nd s9G 81 as o@ns 'Il Ia lie haPpa
sss pa ih win depn q 'sens
Considering The increasing good VIII bestowed upon me IN
Sa s,o your aops slpsb nH' h "0rA q ds'' 'e'a ~
Please excuse because o my pairlarcha age durch men
Uracrl, the iiesibii.y OF these hncs
- Yours, faithfully. -
BEaLts. November g. isssL
Tie abo,e objection is open for exhibition free.
ii BY nksHY WOOD % 49,.
on sa,aras5 February n II clock :, 30 sn Fulton
comprns rare and vsua6e 70, ., Law Books. Of every
description Also oaee fnrn'uTe 81 Ae yIu ~ order ssrc
ions LrscH Deputy.
uEsRY - LEEDS CO., AUcrIoSEERs.--yALu:
Ill lie tCl ,on - OIL Paintings, Sketches, Ac-HBSRY
M LEEDS 4 co win sell at auction on Tuesday evening
February 2f n. O'Clock, In the Derby Gallery, No GI5
Broadway valuable Collection Of Pictures, Studies
Rketrhcs kr painted by Addison Richards. artst
sstfng nf nearly rglna works, embracing finished
IAndsoappa views frouNaur~ In nearly all the states o
Unldn great of Fnii aud Flower SUBJECTS ac.
VIII ch viii exhibition above on and after Thursday
18th inst
uRSRY WOOD, AUCTIoNEER.-PuBLiC ADMINS
Ii % Law BOCte The undersgne1 WI scH
at public Saturday, Frb IL lsJ At m fulon
strust the Law Library belonging y The estate oi " A.
Sely dec sed, containing more tntn nlHr hNnaf"d y0
lumes wltb Once Furniture. Deaa, BOOKCASES, &C, ar
CaaoTnas may te had the oce 25i Broadwsy a, he
preuiAes ia Jay.
JosEPIt HEGEwAN WILL SELL oS MONDAY, FEB.
81 ~ lv3 at ~ NJ, IN tpe vctubuE ~ ~ CD Hali,
Brooklyn Flushing avennc-Three bck EngisA basement
Houses, situate The Oiihefy side Of fNsAint
III leot VI Broadway DIVISION avenue, lots 0 Il,
houses 2ixIf hrre high hassrnnn aaf etar
These houses well rented, easy b. 81 ing
Division Pea sip ult9n
safe aud Investment Terms very cay an .a.s
posi1ye-
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

UCTION E0TICK-E. ROTH AUCTIONEER-
"A Large and peremptory sale OF Furniture Horses
Csrriages &C; an excellent opportunity house
day lsatlrdayl Feb ~ at II O'Clock precisely the elegant
Househod at the large residence y Clinton place.
Eghh st near Fifth av. consisting u brown Horse.
Afteen hands high. stylish
She saddle or To carriage gray Horse sixteen hands
1gn can oe used either 70 wagon sarriage solid
ooa faror SUITS covered In rich French bro ate and beau
tul maroon SIX plush elegant rosewood Etageres, with
rencn plate mirror backs Centre and
,e iapes velvet and Brussels Carpets Lace Window Cur
cams, Mante Ornaments, Vases Turkish Chairs and
covered In crimson and green SILK reps; TWEEN
Gne Gay Bronze Clock magnhcen, collection q rare
tteceptlon Chairs in medallion lasting Corner
nq BOOK Stands Library Furniture two elegant solid black
walnut SUITS, covered in SILK made order
expressly for the Velvet Rugs Chandeliers Gas Fix
cures.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
STOOL AND COyER-COST $3.50
Eegant Rosewood and mahogany Bedscads. Bureaus,
Washstands Sofa Beds Lounges Rockers ClocA Chairs
Mirrors, Paintings, Tables Curtains Spring and Hair Mat
1resses, Beds, Bosers Pillows blankets Quits solid
Dining Tables Dining Room Chairs Bullet, black walnut
Suit, reps silver Ware rich China and
Silver Cutlery Foks spoons French China Tea and Dinner
Sets ruby aud white Cut Glassware, Cut Glass and
graved carais. Decanters Gobles Champagnes Wines,
Cets Finger Bowls. &c The sale will commence in
dining
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
CLOTHING.


A GREAT DEMAND FOR CIoTHING.-LADIEsA AND
n Gentlemen having Cast on Clothing. Furniture or
dsp0se receive the prices IN the city
BY ealing addressing II. HARTT ,5 seventh avenue
bet~ ~een Twenty-seventh and Twenty eighth streets
4 GREAT DEMAND-sO00 WORTH or CAST OFF
Ladies' aud gentlemen having the above arces 70
dinpsc eive the following prices ~ to s35
pants; also. the highest for Carpets Furniture
Jrwelry old Gold Silver, watches :Damonds, Cames
u ANHALT l52 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and
Tseuy mrs, streets n. B.-Ladies attended TO b. MIS-
Anhalt
A rrENrIoNi LADIES AND GESTLENEN.-rF YOU
dispose Of Clothing, Carpets Furniture aud
Jewery. win nnd him l3o venth aycnGe where you
pris lFor six from - so.
Coats from to sl5 for Pants from TO s. Please cad
avenue between Twentieth and Twenty streets Ladies'
attended by Mrs Harris
THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
n and gentlemen arr guaranteed 70 receive Ne hishet
price ior .sch article n Cast on Nearhg Appnre
Carpets ac for the New Orleans market Try ana ssusy
yourself Please do forget 10 call On or address q Als
ia Third avenue Fourteenth street Lhes attended
by Mrs Mish
NO 353 BOwERY.-H ROsENTHAL. HAVING A
~ great desire to purchase large quantity OF cast on
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets, Jwey ac b. call
ing undressing ladies and gentlemen can obtain The
FOR article. Ladies attended b. Mrs
RosenthaL Please remember and Try 53 sowery opposite
Great Jones street.
A TTENrrON-wAsTED, CAST orr CLOTHING FOR
IN Western market also Furniture Carpets, A.. The
sshs, . vi m seylS.h e a sy ssen sng . o. 2
ami Twen sixth streets. Ladies attended 70 oy Mrs A
(,LoruIsG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW AND
~ second hand Clothing, large and small quantites
which he fu value VIII BE- gwen Call a. the store ad
dress j. Kirkpatrick, Sy Pearl street
PERSONAL.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

NlcCORMICKs' ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL CORK
M Irsand.-TIOS. A JOHN MCCORMICK beg most 10
solicit tbs continuance
slowed Mr.. Thomas Mc,ormics, SEN Tor tho ra.,
tgsntynxe years intimate that there been ad.d
the hotel, durn. the laa winter, sixty B.droons
also sllng Rooms Bah Rooms aud Billiard Rooms Nv
their personal aud attention 70 the
wants comforts those who honor with their
patronage thai share public suuport
Tor which the Victoria has been ong noted The
bnsses % meet tne trains stsauers
Ngh parers attendance rhis hotel IN conducted on the
principle the proprietor hss been ol
years in America.
CT NICHOLAS HOTEL, NRW YORK, FEBRUARY 4
- tRrd -Ihe undersigned reg leave inform,
their friends aud eling pubhe generally. they
have leat he Hotel number
The house viii be reued throughout Tie rcilArs wt bo
ocsed wines ans liquors b.
lion - their "a every partcnar, uey
hop nuraciiyc ~ am hoel d thn rpi,ed
SftfltM NANk.
HARRY T. srorTs. SANuEL IINSK
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

NOTIcE.-Nns Lyon tsAAcs. No ~ isios
N s4ft having reusovei to 20 Csna Ftgen FL ir
frr ehaissAls bpyers that sAs 4 fes. slpf a~n
tA aHfus Pattern Boussts De aotse~ ft.i s.t nels
~ AEEAns E0pn~lA
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

m GAFFNEY. AUCTiONEER (sALEsRooM NO. 81
Centre street) viii sell this da, Saturday. 2st inst.
II clock nocn the Lease. fxturrs and Good VIII ais
Horse, Wagon aud Harness the old established Baker,
No So Mulberry street. marble top Coantcs Glass Cas- n
Platform Scales Ga Fixtures bake House Fixtures Ac.
also, the Fur niture of the family.