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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
S5s West 5th Street.
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Ran sn extract from the Gineinaad iSro
ri;oiurc+ MsiGal Journal, Val. 5, page Sl",
bv i, editor. Psnr.l IL. $. NEwT9Ssi r'SHr"
10 this Remarkable ckyett! .lt.sT
uVl.t!o Martin Robbins TAs n the very
wor,timaginablo condition, we were called 70
0ltenI h;ni for a rrocturo Of the log, rroducet
~ a fpll. Iq;c Indications of assunioho oil th'
bono, unaOs44lss eBeulsssaletsg -. we're very
nnfayorab|s, far lie would sill day attcr dny;
PiCKiNGI 0CTSMAbM HErE5 OF THE
BONE, which would slough OF, l fopns him
u,.ns sCovill's Preparation, e1iehsA 3 coz.
D ,.,pei 10 use pHil d cure ~Gs 1.Gccta1 va
gave him no constitutional tteetnioltt bcipS
In attendance only as q surgcoAaSst 70 eon,
toss. wo had msch curiosity 70 see whaalso could
he ioae IN a system SO extensively qs'saSsa
Us his was" - ..-.
TnE DocloR FrRrAER, sAYsrsince my ums
Ma has made use Of SC0VILhS SAAshrA-
RILLA and STlLLiSGlA in AIS practice.
and 1t has Ssei the MOST mrrlcuLr eAsEs OF
sCR0TULA and SYPHlLlrlG
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
LOTTERY MURDERS
given without any extra charge.
.a MORE GOOD NEWS III

Pc OR RAPHAEL will sast your Horoscope or write your
nativity. Every man, through the length and breadth a
the IHud, who has bad luck, and who can not get on In
Tho world, should he in possession Of his Horoscope, and
g get Dr. RaphaePs - .urra
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15

lie will tell You their circumstances and their fatuia
prospects and what Ia better than all, he can tell you
their thoughts and what their real" intentions ore.
What il better still, no can tell you ifthey will make you
happy. III gvy mr.. .
br. Raphael Is, therefore, a sure dependence.
To all In business his advice is invaluable. ne can fore
"a thih with the greatest certainty, the result Of all c2raHicr-
ciAt and business transactions and spcculations d.. kn-
pfiai i~nterPrcts dreams hr lottery numbers with uhl"uihs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
Written Opinion of his Future Pres
poets in Life.
WEALTH, EMINENCE, AND GOOD
LUCK

nrs within the reach Of all. II you wish to be rich ard
happy you will consult him also.
GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.
No has the gift, and can Toll the afflicted tho cause 81
their disease and suffering. uo can also tell whether they
can be cared or not, thus saving tho afflicted both trouble
and expense. -
Consultations daily, Sundays %excorted. oniee houI
from 10 4. NJ. to 8. P. II. .H.
an interviews arc strictly private and cOnbdfnt'e,
Therefore We say, 10 onel 60 all and consult
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

LORD, HOW THIS WORLD Is GIvEs TO LYING -
-" PublicOla.' IN the London Ueetfy DisDGtch-s
well known writer in a we'll known jUurnal-gets Of
the following tremendous yarn for the English mar
ket:
'.Once upon a time" a vagrant on the windy side
OF the law. too lazy TO work and too cute 70 need to
beg, wandered about Cornwall hawking nuts, oranges
aud other small ware among the miners \ shapely
enough. good looking stroller, with abundance Of eI-
tempo g slack jaw. he was always ready for all the
beer he could come by, and reser. ed but q slender
share Of his periraretic profits for his domestic = res
possibilities" Ar last he sbscouded. leaving bis
wife and children upon the parish, which Is burden
ed still With their support. He next turns I'D in
California Goblet was won't to say that Quakers
and Jews always lived by their wits, aud never BY
work The errsiic ha1ker would have liked the
gains CT gold-Sasning well enough, but he had q
hearty aversion TO the labor. He tried many lodges
10 reconcile nothing 10 DO with something in his
pockets. | have IL on the authority Of a gentleman,
then an agent for a great comPercial firm in San
Francisco, that sobriety was the rare exception in hs
public appearances, and that he lived a life Of steady
aud consistent d unkeDness-s practice 10 which be
has puDctually adhered I'D TO this present wiring.
He i next traced TO New York. where his aversion 10
work and the love Of its rewards were reconciled in
the irregular but gainful profits Of a hell, the keep
ing Of which gave him that sort OF social and politi-
cal influence which the world confers upon " publi-
cans and sinners" That 4" free and enlightened
citizen " IS at this moment the commander Of the
90 Grand Army Of the Potomac" Fighting Joe
Hooker :" fes. By my troih. Many q bloody cox
comb did be carry home with him from the Cornish
alehouse with many a black eye and broken nose
did he stagger about the streets OF San Francisco
now. this second battle Of Fredericksburg. what
Is il but a druukern row. in place Of q torn double,,
broken hat and distrsught breeches, the berry
oraWler leaves $1,000 men and 81 piece cf artillery
"a the hands Of the enemy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
DxATH OF Coz. A. V. H. EIEs-The New YOrl

DEATH OF Coz. \. v. II. ELLIs-The Ne. York
Tribune says:
Among the gallant dead at Gettysburg is Col.
Augustus Van Horne Ellis. lbrother IL Sheriff Ellis
OF San Frsucisco.l Col. Ellis WAS born in New York
City, aud AZ the time of his death was about SO years
Of age. He was a son Of DR.. Samuel G Ellis Of this
city II early manhood he was a seafaring man; the
last vessel he commanded was a California steamer.
which was wrecked At sea. Some years since he
moved 10 Orange county and married a very estin
able lady. daughter Of Phillip Verpl.nck, ESQ, Of
New Windsor. Col. Ellis WAS one Of The 6rst to offer
bis services TO Gov. Morgan, who gave him a commits.
sion IS Captain Of Company /, list Regiment. He
was With his company in the first battle Of Bull Run,
aud was one Of the few who were no, carried away
by excitement, but did all that human effort could 10
preserve the lives OF his men and bring them safely
on the field. He had Eve brothers in the battle Of
Bull Hun, one Of whom fell beside him, MORALLY
wounded Under rhe last call for three years men
ne was appointed Colonel. and in an almost incredi-
bly, short time had his regiment mustered in and
squipptd-the whole regiment being from Orange
county At the head OF the noble a. American
Guard, he participated in the battle Of Fre,Iericks-
burg, under Gen. Burnside. and subsequently in that
Of Charlottesville. under Gen. Hooker. In the lat
ser engagement his regiment suffered severely, losing
= large number of men. His heroic efforts 10 re een
the day Of Chancelorsville were the subject of uni
versal remark among his soldiers. After a glorious
career, he laid down his life at Gettysburg, sacri.
Zee upon the altar of his country.
7 The Col Ellis named above. is the one who COM
manded the steamer -4kamai when RAINING between
;hsss Islands, and who was we'll and fsvorably known
ny many Of cur residents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
SILKS AND N
Articles.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SILKS for DRESSES

1O1
consisting OF
MORE antique. plain and fancy; brocsde, plain black and
colored silks, e. ured elk, etc. etc. etc.
Silk curtain stud. ladies' mantillas silk gloves.
Nantes and sha~is, AleNsrdre's kid gloves,
sllk garters, silk oelts. barege dresses, harege for veiIs.
Musline de lame for dresses and dressing gowns.
Black and fancy ostrich feathers and plumes,
Black fancy Amazon feathers, ladies head dresses,
Artificial flowers, silk elastic ribbons, velvet ribbons
Large assortment of fancy bonnet ribbons,
Black silk hat ribbons, satin ribbons, asserted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

Blue pilot cloth. monkey jackets, cashmere costs,
Black alpaca coats, cashmere suits. cotton pants,
Black and blue cloth pants, buckskiu pants.
Cashmere pants north west psletots. Solferinos,
Cashmere pants and jackets, goudolieres,
White Marseilles vests, assortment sack coats,
Lasting CATERS, hickory shirts, fancy cotton shirss.
White cotton shirts. assorted flannel shirts,
Brown pink and regatta cotton undershirts,
Silk undershirts, white wool undershirts. cashmere d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
PAINTS AND SHIP.
ChandIery.

English white lead, Eneli'h zinc paint, black paint,
green paint, red lead. vermiIion, gold leaf,
Boiled linseed oil in iron CANS and casks.
Lampblack, paint brushes, Russia duck, Nos ! and 2
English hemp canvas, Nos 90. o, I, 2, 3. 4, So;
English Fail and roping tginp, spunyarn.
Russia cordage, assorted sizes, l. TO 4 inches.
Manila rope, i and II inch; whale line. housing.
Slsrltns, log lines, flag lines, hooks and thiublss
Stockholm tar pitch. coal tar. resin,
epirits Of turpentine. blocks, 2 TO 3 inches.
bunting, red, white aud blue; deck lights,
Yellow metal, lSc, "a OF; composition nails. I; inch:
Copper pump ,scks, oak boats, whalers' oil shrunk casks
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
HOSIERY.

Grey and white meTino socks, white cotton stockings.
Blue mixed and brown cotton socks, heavy comforter,
Boys socks, brown and white; wooden uitts.
Assortment of children's stockings,
Hoary wooden stockings and socks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
DRY GOODS,

FANCY
- English pink and yellow prints,
English mourning prints, Yntr.iv
English two blue prints, NEW sTyfrs
English white ground prints,
English Turkey red cambrics,
French and Belgian fancy prints, brown cot,ons.
mite shirtlngs, blue cottons, heavy denims.
Bed ticking. hickory stripes. white cotton dru
" hiteh nep drih, cotton psntaIoOn stuff, wooden do do
Fancy printed musins. Victoria lawns.
Mourning muslins, white ground muslin..
TAPE cheek musiins, embroidered white muslins
Superi.r French musiins, Scotch isconrts, usinsooks.
Mosquito netting Scotch ginshams. worsted lasting
biack coonrgs, CHECK cohur- =, eamiet checks,
Plaid laStic, black alpacas, black crane. cotton y.Iyets
Blue twined SaNoOy dannels, white tann,ls.
Bleached, drab and brown moleskin. huckskin
Fancy printed farnels, cassinetts, linen sl,ee,ing
Blue, black and scarlet broad cloths.
Small invoice of cashmere. window curtains
Imperial linen siIesias, cotton table damaes,
Curtain muslins, colored Union damask.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

Blue pilot jackets, hl ie flannel sacks.
assorted Cashmere sacks, checked cotton sacks,
Asstd- ouckskin pantaloons. black cloth pantsloons,
Assti- cotton pantalnons, cashmere ps ntaloons.
Denim frocks and trousers. hickory shirts,
Fancy regatta shirts, merino shirts and drawers.
White, pink and striped untiershirts.
Grey and blue flannel drawers, merino socks.
Blue flannel shirts, wooden com'orter.,
Ladies and girls white cotton stockings,
Blue. mixed, brown and white cotton socks.
Children's asstd. socks and stockings,
Heavy WOODEN stockings, WOODEN mittens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
Handkerch'fs, Hats, sc,

Turkey red and yellow handkerchief,
Printed cotton handkerchief,
Printed Jaconet handkerchief.
India silk Cohrars,
Black silk handLerchiefs,
Ladies' riding hats,
Gcntlenen's asstd. felt hats.
Ladies' and children's straw hats,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
GROCERIES.

Pickles. bottled fruit. mustard, Swiss cheese.
Norcestersh re sauce, currants I'm lara. pcari ,sVo
Raisins in : and / boxes, sardines, Turkish prunes
Iapioca, pearl barley, Westphalia hams.
Vinegar in bottles. haIleuuts. almonds,
Chocolate, crushed sugar ia kegs, loaf sugar,
Bologna sausages. wax tapere, whit SOAP.
Stesrine candles, Liverpool dairy and coarse saI..
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

DRY GOODS. ...
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
"A
NEW GOODS.
FOR aENTLExEs.
snE AID WOOL uSDsKsHIRrs AND DRAWERS.
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
KID. Calf Castor, BUCK Beaver and Cloth
GLOVES AND oAUSrLErsI
ELEoAxr DRESS SHIRTS AND coLLARs.
UNION RIDING BRLTs.
SCARLET GcAsHNKRK SHIFTS AsD DRAwERa
soARFs. TIES.
ROBES DE oHAxBEE, noBEs os NUT,
UMBRELLAS susrBNpERs.
ARMY AND SXvr SHIRTS.
srLx. xsRIxo. COTTON AND WOOL Hoss sASD
HALF HOSE
poR LXDrEs
HOODS sosrA0s. KHrr eAtrERs.
KNIT SKIRTS.
SHETLAND vALLs
Nsn,o and SILK undsrvs.. saa Drawers.
uxos DREssEs
GLOVES. oAUSrLETs AND xrTTsss
POLISH CATERS
90 SroS. xxRrSo. SILK AND wooLLEs STOCKINGS
pALnoRAL HOSE ron SKATING.
ron cHILpREE.
KNrS HOODS,
cLoAKs. RATS.
xrrrESs AND GLOVES
uxpBRsHrRrs. vssrs AND DRAwxas
UNION DRissEs
.IxyASfy soorz
CLOTH. VELVET AsD KNIT oAIrxas.
/ coNroRrsRs AND MUvpGRRs.
AZ ssP. ,a. n. 4 Pc 'sss' sso|s Rss q
elsewhere Sm b fsEsvaioarI'ss sEsvior sBBassa. BBs,ssssa
\ sH Drosdwsy.
ArIoiO 1 rArIoss.
ksa ~ 70 ~ BROADWAY loorssr Of Grand arsss),
cLoAKrSos. CLOTHS, vBLvgrs %.
Also ~ uor.s Noa ass 10 sl GRAND sIAIRI
| And sos ~ and ~ cArHAAIHk sIhEb "
AT LORD TArLoRs,
Sos si 10 S7 BROADWAY. corner orsa street.
4 MOURNING GOODS
in svsy vrrissy, Bemsssa.a c~p~s BAss sns. Do
Also Al .or-s No. 17s TO ssi gRASp srREsr
aud fos " ssd W oATaAnfNs STREET.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Enclosed i'm Black Lines.
Portion

Yuoatan. Zacatecas.
And the Territory Of Lower California.
Those touched by the French are only Vera
Cruz. Puebla, Tlaxcala. Mexico and Vale dc
Mexico, on the main line aud at NIna'Itlan, and
Tamaulipas and Yucatan at the single points OF
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hHIIrhENsEvTs.

w GRAND opgSSG wi1Hr
fAs e,egaui and papp aoisfse =. VII feoper GA
'hVNSpA' AfrrsssvsessrvIss NIGHT
VIZ AvD MRS ii WATKINS
~" MAXI taf ehrs appearance ssce theit rsafn " ON M
''f :" romantic re Si1' r re- s ri ' LA, pulsed
hon s rsule wealthy hcrea Mrs watkins
'a''p' Thsiyy 0Sl5 ,.fa-" sr,,,e A' = "''A'
0,her eheFao,ss - Nh stgou, Am. il,yd M.s ci.re.
IN, NJ ii;sa b. Ina ST. rarsl6e ~ SfoSae .ad
hi, eeaa,l q il, rcrlele with Interesting situations
rrp o, SrhAlEst EUROPEAN sENsAsci,o,s, e,osr.
A SPECTRAL n.LusIoS. '''A '"o'''
~ ne rIp,c.sors ana sasaii. q Lonfon ana rArs
WoRLh ias fSlR Ghiii'fl,D i''DA" '"'
The especial attention OF the public directed u The fact
ANEW SYSTEM or VENTILATION
nox ops Sooot das1 ( ,iogsk Il nas e,Tf
NEW BowERy THEATRE
~ SOC fropriet9r iiaSo, III; mn, NJ J. w. L'nsaFd
NATioNAL TuANKsGlyiNG.
GRAND fEsrI'Aw rssfoNMnn;n S ,,ss,,,,r, ,,,rvrs
Afternoon AZ two O'clock a, nishs a, c'sbi O'Clock.
''' s".asn' 'As'a' NJ 4 EDDY. . .o.,
Mrs FARRES. and sryr, r,ros V. q. Q noSIFAcE.
GRAND And sUBLiME EFFECTS.
Afternoon = f' SEN iS SAX FIJI s s
HtNbAhlAN tHlEF,
PIRATES LEGACY
$50 ~ DAMON AND rYfiiiAs
Damon Mr. ~ Bidy
rtthss Mr. q. q Boniare
THEh Two BUzzxRDs' '''''"'' '''''
Geo Burkes Miss Kate Newton
CATTLE DEALERS or THE NORTH.
JOLLY coBBLER.
GRAND AN 3 bPn ~ night
NEW IDEA THEATRE
~ rnAsss s5Ysissy 6 ssrs'' q Hr00m' street
GRAND MATINEE rnASKsdrVrS uR DxY MATINEE
SSHSp MxTiSEI. SkxSb sHIiShk
'AAND SoHxsscIse AT ~ o sa1sS AA''SAA
when the whole o. tho large and talented engaged
4 '''' establishment iS "A! sSIs. SUCCESS
consisting q She following talented artists, , y
!! 4 S sfafSokD. s s5ss, fsA S9sMR.
Hcsas@ss yRLARDE, RoLErrE and cuHxiNos.
'''' ~~ N . dGsf4v " Sn hsxa,sos
Remember .s sna a K shs MATINEE to-day.
IN % sUPERNUMERfEs WANTED.
,uAypy oMr Post stage door. Crosby street. from 10
RRYAsTgs r n,SsTR Eds,.v .rorsrm
= N LOOK OFT HTs Soa rh Hge cnos T.
WONDERS
NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
0iS BROADWAY.
VVoNDER OF WONDERS
w TO BIZ Sem ONLY
NEW YORK
MUSEUM or ANATOMY
6l5 Broadway.
IMPORTANT LECTURE
"a THIS EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
AT TIE
NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
Gls BKOADWAY
MATURE uNyEILED.
MUSEUM or ANATOMY,
6is Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

|RfNoSY EADE EASY. Win INSTRUCTIONS
81 eoar,ng In ordrr 10 tie affections ~ he o..
L. book ~ intense interest 81 both rssfir1 and
Pssu'fui,y illustrated, ~ passes. s-rt lcst I'D os
or ~ ecnis clio. fttk 60. :,
"A North William stTert y.
-yo,ls Cards, Prints stercosco,Jic Views Ac Cat.
! .ant on rocsipt OF s,su,p
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n NILT-NNDANE
n seventh do ghier apd born With B4turs e u fore
sight 20 tell how and often will msrry ana all
wSsh " ', your very theuEsts ray. Her
magic image 10 nov ~ m o~raon. and her eiua dot ~
be found the whole she g lnsky harms sud
q correct n. - fiofn hoe.
band ana absent friends whou any charge. - Lpdo~
below Houston. Poe only cents all hours
nntl n IN The srnn NJ Grnnen en- not adnllts1.
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sAME,s AT AUCTION.

A LBLRT II. NICOLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ safe Of Paper MN Grisl Mil, Dwelling House Sc.
situated al Chatham j.. alihsn half mile OF the raul
road depot ALBERT n. NltOI.AY viii sell ut auction
without highest bidder. Tuesday August IL
c al 1. clock, Exchange saesl0o liz
Liberty street New York ons Paper MIL WIN four In
slns win Copper Drivers and Paseboard Machinery, IN
5luding Dwelling House, with i've acres o and and
= Of water power Grst NIL, with two run of
stone ana Y OF water power. Also a Dwelling House and
one Store House aud OF land. Each To be sold
separate situated Passaic within twenty miles
q New York There are i've trains each way daily ~ the
Morris aai Railroad Terms lheral witch viii be
made known ON the day OF Title ndisputable For
maps full paticG apv the Auctoneer. No. SO
William street JOSIAH MUIR, the premises,
Chatham n. D..
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L.LB NE SOLD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION on FRIDAY.
August az " oc,ock a AT ~ Grecnwich street,
IAN =: W. w. Aliens DO. do do !, partly fol-,
bEycrc1 barrel do. J. II. Camp, packages Butter,
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stone ana X OF water power. Also Dwelling House am
separate situated on tie Passaic ryer within twenty miles
Morris ant k rae Rread ie ms sra Way Win vi ~
made known the day or SALE Title udsputable, Fol
Wia Sau street or josiah MUIR on The premise
Chatham, N y.
A UcTIoN SoTIcE-BooTs AND SHOES.
wM NJ HoLLNGsHEAD, AUoToNEER
BY CHARLES c. WARREN
sALEsRooMs 20 coRrLANDT STREET
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 AT lok O'CLOCK,
Sos1s sHSEs EAsAsE Ayqu9S E7c
WILL SoSRE 1HEzE SAMPLE ors
IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-
FAoTuEERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND N. Y. CITY
A ucrIoN NOTICE POSITIVE SALE OF
MhGSIsgoaEsTh SoEobD rTnNT1kE
,y, RICH CIT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
800 FktssELs AND INGRAM CARPETS.
W. ''N' ''A'' vi eIh aas Augusta
ss @sss ash FIN s aaa s on aSsp Das'
so Sale commenting :. clock precisely oaro
"a want q rst class furniture 70 the above sale which
AZ Ills
a s ID @ SATIN Gf Do
Ct and ss ss asSS e Tee. MAJ rich
NuiH" .s'ss sHaliS anu b"unS's'
bronze Clock Lace and oeatel Curtains Corner aud Book
''' MsGSisfcEST ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE.
STOOL AND COVER;
seven ocieae. all modern Improvements.
Hose~ eod and aes walnut Beds,eads Bneaus Wash
Chairs nankes Bedding, NStrn.on Fable, Dining Chairs
Gaas AMI Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery ana Crockery. &c
\. BA furniture expres-man viii be in attendance
art pack Or snip goods for purchasers
A UcrIoN NOTICE.
worm 81 ps ssasS, Cos at public
auction this day. ih9rsiny Argus, ,ov..r
Efh and Sx. avenues sale commencing a, io,s of.cs
cs t es suite An an
satuary marble top ssreaIy and Boasease lined with
Ga chSs y,s with ers ra nas rs Ts
as and IN a S1
''''1 RosSSooD s sEg%S SfTA AVE- PIAsoroRrH,
Music Rack, walnut wasbsiands STAR Carpets. Dining
B o bss Ts s y a s ses w SILVER GAS ss
GGn Srn cis N@sn sss Il sare cm
Bedseas wardrobcs SUITE, Hair and Spring Mattresses
walnut Bureaus. Chairs. Sofas, 80
W. HEIsy. A UcrIONEER. WILL SELL (sALE
s.1 nne ranDs ses
some Gss.n rsinres &C. on prday 2,
WILLIAMSBURG
(DWARD sINTzENIcH. AUCTIoSEER HORSES.
= Magons and Harness.
~. W ~ u W. VIII NJ on friday August
1853 at o'clock. at is aud 1877 Broadway,
LADY'S SADDLE MARE. pent.cmar's road Horse,
road saddle has superior. STYLE disposition
irpa,scd. GRAY MARE, IS bands hiGh
any three minutes has trotted in 2fsi. Affaid
nothing any child ride or dfiye her; has
e past year by lady sold by ORDER OF administrator
Alse,
LIGHT TROTTISG WAGON.
SINGLE HARNESS.
BAY HORSE, 1877 hancs high old warranel
ind gentle in all has and under saddle, safe
I'D pleasant driver: will stand without tying. Also Top
.con Single Harness.
BAY HORSE, To- hands high years old, kind and gen
and believed TO be sound good family doc
RS hof-.. will stsnd without tying
DARK BROWN MARE thorough bred, l4is hands high
Old sound kind aui gentle la all harness
good SADDLE mare; sold for want of Use.
Also,
New snd second hand Top and no top Wagons, Prets
bupe, four and six seat lsockaways Ac Single
Deuhlc Harness; ladies' and gcneuens Saddles
-idies &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

yxyALTRR FIELDS HOUSE OF CONGRESS YRRE
wv and Easy. y BIeecser street eetwssn 0reens and
Redgrave pleasing Conique and Walter Field, In
icciions, with hosts OF talent oesdc.
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EoRGE COOK. ArcTIoNEER

EORGE COOK, AUCTfONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture tomorrow friday, n
O'Clock. 1T the salesroons IA broadway removed for
nience of sale large and varied so. OF first cass cit,
hne work suitable for parnrs chambers reception rooms
ng ropns hn &c. suite separate, la lots To sui
|rchas vs.
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AND SOCIAL RELA
,hr sing'e aud inafriei Of
Al sstesiIenry. IilnsrAisd
~ co'ors. Price 20 crnis,
Aa.irrss. with rsicc and
81 Nasran strc~t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

HEprAMfRos-BY yAEnARhT, orEFH or
vork. This Is she rsa.sl Urea, 2 W. h,nnd N
lferssnrc jus, pubtsief 10 very nea' volume of
y man y y sxcuAhp, rublahsf. y al slfSaJst ~
The sun., 1863-08-06
s.s saNEss CHANCES.

4 MILK EOrrF FOH SALE cIlEAP--OF
"A tOl quarts. with horse, ~.son aud hsynpHe,lin
sOpd order. Apply ,Vrnt T. ii sud tIdt bait aves,
nolkl,n, vi STAN, q, or tile stoccfl. ~
A GOOD CHANCE FOE \ BlIC CiIfR-TO
Lhl.t aud frturrs tot ,ar; he meat, v-se Ih,e aud
q ut 4 nj, Atlantic 81 ir0ok.y u. ons Of the lss
stands IN the ~ tor that rus,uc1f. 91
ENOR SALE, FOR HALF PRICE OF IT'S
d value, nrws dclot snd paper route. having from
$40 io iuO daily "a tomsts III L. sold thc,p a. the
owner Ia goins Ia Tia country. hpply fot two DAYS,
at a.. Second ave, b,v,un JSd AID .ssth ate, the
pdeu,i ~. *
LOK SAl.E-A MILK nIrUT NOW Do.ng
i good bur ne .. s'so h,tt c,As. Oy,er and piu
ins Saloon, one oi the bret location. in the city
The reason for selling 10. the owner 10 soins in the
country. lu',nns nt 10 Clinton o. lOi
I,'OR SALE-A GOOD ROUTE ON A Daily
i morning paper. hppy ~ A. JOY, at n sun
0lce ati o'clo, ths evening $40
nSE OF lIECknk'S COMMISSION IA
~ krrir, Tor s,lt cheap; we'll ftte,-up. VIII he
soid fpr hiy dol .. thu owner 70 called away i'm
NJ dis,'y Cost ei0o four months ago. Jlo Ess.
24th street, 81
'JNO Bh SOLD ,HkAl-A CAT KlGGLD
.Ail boat, ierglh ~ f-.', wi'th 10 feet IrquiIe
OF NJ. Wd. PETERS, 'owuunus Cr'"'k. soi
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AuCIlON NOTICES.

- HEEMAN N CO.. Al PIONEERS. viii
- u.i on Iiid4v. Au. tst D a q: I'd. c.ci. cf, =
ia t.l''rt. ioc.,'ts - o., ',iu aJ' =. .,
~ 900 No =, 900 ,l'chc.. eh'rh -. AL
v.tv ~ The ,tt,ri,u @. ,Ac trad. ~" g. ,eS
i-'t'e. 80
I, nENNlAN ~ 90. AlCIl' NFEE>.
- ~ sclt, on FRIDAY. Ah.uS I'h. y, u o. ~
g. lhl Ist Sth rtftst, rs fA' rsurttneut ~ iniu
~ -roctt ~. VIZ; r,L. c,ne sus1t. foap, can .,
NJ. ty,cs-, Sc. Ato, conrt, q, sletS e scsn, -
Ia f., Sc. az
y,M WOLF. AIrIioNErE. SELLS uS
w tr..y -.hs 'rt< o',..s.k m .'"sk aud II,
~ e. ot 4 r yr,-', Rid filpr ., 10 i.evW st
ca bird c.dsis nj grt iv.s 9ni tfhts OF lrsnd' =
%. bourbon his ... e. a.; 20 good toc :
tt,'t. o., with Il the ht.us' sei, pri i've, With
49, Cd. ,tNe .I0
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lKAv vEl.l.lNG.

EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKERPSlE
1 kordo,L K'ng.ton Tn MARY POW ELL lea ys
cot OF jay strcet, every Afternoon, at ~ O'Clock 3os
HUDSON RIVER K. Il. FOR ALBANl,
and u A. n aud .tib b AMI 1850 4. NJ, and on
Sundays At ,e2. 4. Al, nom ihirtieth street 4bo