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ns, combined with business qualifications ~ der
who sule, vi'raa ninllty v perfectly restored md
tho ssenes disorder which have ansred cannot DO re-
rc.,sd with I'm, unity.
rhere nearly four thousand soldiers 10 camp and
twenty-five In hospital, and s0mo hundred and
twrnty ara unwe,l In their Qa ters rh departments .
under uo supervision ~ most eucient ocor There "
great cause for complaint however, this department,
arising from want OF little uxuries for the sick Cbckens
butter oggs ami fresh vegetables for nvalids nda-
pensble u every we'll supplied hospital The doctor
supplea many luxuries FROM hr farm Adjacent tn
our cast The contractors" supply almost everything
Shoi Id tho condition OF things continue will
beca ~ add another prayer the Epsco
pal Iitsny." will suggest it,
Frcm army cooks and contractors, coed Lord deliver
usn
Tere is fund sci apart for hospital luxures hence
we have none The ladies OF Philadelphia supply this de-
eency there but the ladies' Staten Island est
ahizers ''Tel II not IN Gath neither publish In
tho streets Of Askalon.o 7@H8
Where are the ladies' Of Staten Island9 What has be-
come OF the Sanitary Committee of New York ctyY Has
tho soft heart OF concealed towards the solder
because tho necessitios Of MAKE him omnipresenT
this poured forth its Of Kindness evaporaed9
Ladies' Of Staten Island the presence Of solder be.
distastefu 10 your Princes OF New York who are
tho soldiers lighting forS Are thoy not lighting for
you who luxurao in your lordy palaces? Cond you not
divide little OF thoge rich bounLies Heaven has pro-
fusey Law shed around you2 Contractors who have
grown rich the necessities or bleeding country,
where you, and what you doing for the sick SOL
der9 "Aas for the frty OF human charity under the
sum- es ...-i
In justice TO Dr. Clark, Il may be well 10 state that
he has used every effort 10 fund for hospital
luxures but the usual mode Of procuring such has been
cenied him hence the present condition Of Affairs
N
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the humber osss) would welcome Ne adyeat or our
army into the city. ~ t41

the humbes onss) would welcome ~ advent OF our
army into the city.
RICHMOND BvACUATKpi
Asrumor h going the rounds the authofity
of an " intelligent contraband" that that city Is
now being evacuated bat the story is untrue and
absurd. ! know that JEFF. Davis and all the Lead
ing rebels regard Richmond the heart Of tho confede
racy, without which IL would quickly die. heard Gova-
nor Letcher utter this opinion Manassas Hall, or
about the 3oth Of April when Hooker made his advance
resulting In the battle OF Chanceosve The Governor
urged that they lost Richmond State could not pos
siby he held, and II the State were abandoned
ated the Virginia soldiers would throw down their
ana light no longer The pausibity Of the Governors
opinion not essened by the Of his being
excited by few poations in uino uertas. The same
idea was publicly proclaimed from Capitol Hill on
the last OF June, when the citizens were assembled
oy the united calls OF tho President the Governor and
the Mayor and implored TO organize and repair tho
outskirts OF the city to the OF General Dix
You may therefore, tho rebels win not
leave Richmond until Vi Ct they obliged 20.
And now that am on tho Ln would ask all Northern
peace men to remember Tdrnur hoe bello, and Assure
them that vigorous prosecution Of the the only
means Of securing an early and honorable peace.
aat e HARVEY BIRCH.
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Cssy lrt~iiIgsnce.

FATAL vxHols Case srALry.-tour Meternch, n native
Il Germany aged forty i've years ie from lager beer
wagon st tho barclay street erry Wednesday e-en
nr and roke his neck Coroner Ranney held an inque
on the body.
Yms-Yes,erday morning, about four o'clock, Gro
broSs out Brkles Brewery situated on tho corner or
Canal street aud Brock street ssapeton ssteu Island
The buiidins xtb ~ contents was entirely al
Ioss about SIC, ,ooo Partially insured.
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TIE SABINE PISS EXPEDITION.
~>~~NN~~~>~~~~~~~>~>~~~-
OMcial Reports FROM Commo-.
dore Bell.
~o>~~~>r>~>~~o~~~>eo~~~
Account Of the Actien by the Commander
Of the Cunboat Arizona.
~~~~~~>>--@~-..-~>
Lieutenants Crocker and johnson, OF
the Clifton and Sachsm, Unhurt,
As., a,ac.. &s.
THE SABINE PISS EXPEDITION.
Reports from commadors uelI.

WAenNtrnN, Sept. q, 1858.
The following was received a, the Navy Department
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SPEECH OF PETER COOPER.

fhbfE~SDh IitBkHs > hFF%H
Professor FRAN. y IBsR. of Columbia College, naxt
spoke, end sad i seemed nim that tney had slnci
he ,aking from sL0uh.sr 10 another and that u
nad come 70 his turn he must say, however,, that
be bal come lero TO ant snake hands with 81
heroes and that was tho preparation h, lao a4o All
iha' he corli say wss lLlt the heart ths
Nh ch the - coui not otter; bat the same tI tho
taeatt ful tha, Il ~ usbt the words AIT 10
oou.d say that ors,son va. that ais hcar, an he
sass Ibe merits q all thcse present ihrobbed wrh ara
tu.'e aa' adniuatt'u tArpnuse) lie recoiIee,ca aud
every ono tnHe would receeoi. what Admiral p.rrns,
hsd doe N lpcnlug tho mouth ~ the M.siss,pi
and wini what delight aud hope u was yece,y.
cd here, stariing NJ thu whole cunmar,,y ana
ntlirg every .cne With grat,ate. bot ln hsa se,t
be w.. not preNrc'ihpt Srs ~ fs sot word, ,e,e
concerucd 10 would, how va- ~ ON .sst iser.
vas uot q single cua'n V shr Uofe1 saics srd ie-o
was aoi sngio over o. morta Eho WIS vsensref
~bcn ~ QUESTION = sraase caa1s %. 20 cSrr~~ ,viY
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GENERAL FOSTERS DEPARTMENT.
News from Newborn. N. G.

The United States transport Charles Osgood, Captain
Gccr from Nevbern on Monday arrived this port yes
tcrday morning, bringing tho mail and rty soldiers on
fnrlough from General Fosters army There s nothing
Of Importance from NewberD.
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CoSNrrAroS Eoasf Five million and haf dosrs
have arc,lv been received commussttou under ,ts
" o'nent act Tl rnm, aud a moreys hereafter to be
re- ',c i'er1 his to cxrcnded In hJsnsa
lot tMstnsats MNM
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odl and ooricnltUydt relations Of M,ir country 1nd
Nerico, az ,eu their commsycial iatessss, demond
hat hey should be Of ne sduss nationality. In the
Same connection Le id with regard British gov
crnment, that lie policy towards the confcdsracy had
been Of tho most cowardy and mcrccuary character
while towards the North had exhibited unmstak able
symptoms Of rcacbcy and averson and that he hoy ed
the North would become satisfied that thcy wero wag
Ing ruitless and hopeless and after making peace
with the South would make good It's loss of territory
and at tho same time punish the insoencc and pcrdy Of
England, By anuexng the canadas Th,s s not by any
mems all heard from high ofRcias the subject OF
foreign recognition; but win only add that WAS In
formed by tho private secretary Of Nr Benjamin that
M. shde, conveying ne positive osranc. tAaf ns cos
deracy wou,d te reogwised By France before ne 1oh
Of Jdnaary, 1884.
xoRlBKRx rAmr-rr uscuSGs.
II palpable enough that tho rebel leaders have too
strong hopes, not wcl founded expectations, Of the
ultimate recognition Of their government by France and
England 70 perm them 10 listen any terms OF pence
involving the restoration OF the unIon Tho bleeding
cnnscrpte compose the army and the starving cti
seps at home fed upon and sustained by this same
hope cf recognition. lot them bu, DO deprived Of and
the rebellion would collapse IN single month II Ia time
for our people, one and all, to understand this II they
win decounenancc MI copr-hesds and pescc parties and
unite for more vigorous prosccuticn os the war, In
q few months tho rebellion VII present 10 shsssly
a wreck that all danger OF foreign intervention ard
recognition WIN be pt end, ard Jer Davis. wrh his
rcte' crew VIII te blecd TO Ice from Tho wrath d his
dc'uded subjects. Aiacnt but quicsenirs sentiment
iu favor u ,hs unon t pcrvacs Tie southern perae
aud 4 as ting prcpcr opfortunt, 10 m,nIes; ascr.
haa y .t4 asvd, r'c ,ilt sou'r y ne y ~r,inii-
r.rt tfAAa I'd NWtar-4 faat ENen ssl, v3v TIA,
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Il ta'f " tsl.H \ n n ~ fH1 'llr seapit
taitNF vh ipo bs' est,-v 3.
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Mr.. Edwin F. De Nyss's Despatch.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. 23, 1853.
RETURN OF GENERAL
Yesterday the special flag OF truce steamer G. ".
Thomas, which conveyed the rebel GoneralK Rom nsr to
City Point, returned with our General Graham three
captured members of the Sanitary Commission board
General Kemper severely wounded at the time or
his capture that is probable he win never be able
to the hcld again; but General Grabams injuries
OF 80 slight nature that he viii shortly be enabled 10
return TO his duties. In the matter Of this exchange
General Kemper remarked, in jokiag way, that the
oonfederacy was being swindiei by giving sound
In exchange for an utterly useless
NORFOLK
is no improvement Old Point for news, for 10 the
former place is dun All that occurs beyond
the ordinary run Of events is generally the Provosts
line Of duty He captured lately, in old canal beat
seventeen hundred bottles OF whisHey. They were
seized but no owner could be found venturesome
specuator undoubtedly mourns the loss. female
'bIockade runner,n they called was brought In
under guard from General Getty's headquarters, ard
placed In charge Of Lieutenant Srube Assistant Provost
Marshal OF Norfolk who, after committed
her to jail
GENERAL NAGiEE's REcoNNolsstVeR
took place TO day. General Nagee. Captain Newbury
and Captain Conrad Of the staff accompanied by
rous cavalry escort made thorough inspection Of all the
surrounding country and points Of military interest.
What occasioned this inspection am allowed COM
municate AZ present. But time will show
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AALEb AZ
AUCTION.
"~NN]@s-F77HF
TVENRY II. LEEDS ,

III. @
III Great sale Of co, AUCrIONBBR9
oil Psinlipgs for celebrated Gallery OF
October 80 d EDS co will sell At auction Friday,
Great salo a cosk gallery, - Nassau styect
Patnengp II celebrated and we'll known Ga Ter, OF all
ing the for many exhibited In this city,
Pslp ortraS Of most eminent Staiesnen. 6oldiers
Authors. Artists and other distinguished Citizens
n.ihed with the history Of this country during tho last
Also : number OF very valuable Paintngs Line I'm.
cravings and Water Coor: In this collection are iended
Rembrandt Pese Lawrence Henry inman :" " Psais u
9s % WOOD Savage and others A"o. The portraits
George Washington, Andrew s,c..on John Adams
}1%s: naS'Sn % g IHS%s' ssns Clay
Asrsap Wayne sGSn Eo,S Sa1aoRn Mtn Tsyio Reed 81
Van Rsnsseae- <As Macom6 Ripley, Armstrqss Parker
| nonop LAD and Wilams Commodores Perry Nc
49, an, plde, Hal, Stockton. Truxton.
vernes, De ut Clinton, Pope Shelby, Slaughter and
Sner rs also the Portraits Of O. NJ Dallas Robert Morris
O. "a Burrows Seathwick, Judge Bushrod Dr. Goodwin,
rT Hopkirson Dr. Rtten house. Jacob Perkins. q
,star Isaac Briggs Hugh Nelson, j. W.: Jarvis T. ~.
Megs John Scudder chers also the Portraits OF ba
Alex. Won Humboldt Constantine the Great, Jenny
Lind, Strouthers, and others of celebrity.
This collection Of Portraits s well known 70 DC the mos.
extensive valuable the United States being
for the faithful deneatns of the personages
well the of the artists whose WORKS are IN
cluded, They exhibition At our galleries a.
|
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EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCTIONEER.
u HORSES, PONIES CARRIAGES, &C.
BY ID. W. IVES CO, at 1856 and i57 Broadway.

FRIDAY, Oct 80, at O'Clock
Canadian Pony--A beautiful ANIMAL has been used In
the family OF genten an for year and Is thoroughly
broken harness and saddle warranted sond kind and
gentle; Is a valuable and reliable Pony
Brown Horse 51 hands high, years old, Flying Cloud
stock trot In $40; has been trained and In
raned in particular sound and kind In harness
un-er the saddle.
Cream Saddle Pony-Warranted Kind and sound years
oil free from all TRICKS and vice. has been used by girl
old the past two strong and perfectly do
1e.
sorre Horse. years old; trot in minutes; 15I
hands high warranted kind and splendid saddle horse.
SECOND HAND COUPE, BY WOOD.
Also second hand Coupe made by Wood, In fine order
tSlu0
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POLfrlCAL.

xTA MEETING OF fnE UNITED GERMAN DEMO.
esne oess q The msn.ssh wavs he'd =, sisseo
oc,SSer "a he S following resolutions aSsnmoasy
rAs. " We NO.. ss, hy the state
- saH:s !: iSs sl s.:
sa siTs sa:nes. ess espssi @ n.ss: spd pa'riOse
station. ssY a snys y Sy sssI al
s sa sssydsS cS.%sS iaRsS.
Of the Taon Cub
r,s:,dsS & the Club
Arap stenas cenSes s held O.. s 1853 %o;,oa
that Esn S M se Snon ssd 20
SHOULD be supported by s u WOOL ea6 s.Im.
GIDEON J. TUCKER, Secretary.
OEMocRATIc UNION ASSOCIATION HEADouAR-
- s32 brosdway-A special meeting Of the assoca-
SS @ ne hsa q oi
ybsns HssaY a W eAnGlns' As9ns. Secretaries
DEMoCRATIc REeyLAa As,dsS.s NOMINATION
THEoDoRE Z. ToMLINsoN.
ELsvENrH AND SEVENTEENTH YARDS .REey-
~ TAR Democrats and Peoples nomination for Assembly.
man 10 inc '"'z ANDREW K ,yACKMAN.
Ex Coroner Of the city of New York.
FOR POLICE JUSTICE S + a1n6SE.1 gI5S5 1pls1RIcr.
Seventh, Eleventh and Thirteenth wards
EoR PoLIvE JgsrIos, FIFTH DISTRICT.
NEDWARD YARDS g N McGgMigEEY Ir..uy,H u.
GRAND MASS MEETING OF rHs
U DEMOCRACY.
AN HONEST ssH .EPSsFsPsss SgDloIAH'
xSIi SSxksShES1 RSIIsSE6 BT rR4SSs R4SSAiS
democratic republican electors Of the city and county
New Ss. "a0 ss .s
on !" ss S
interruptions once brokers and to the streets Of
s:ss %
ON Ssy e de- at
State and county officers and 10 make ior me
Hss HSs & lanes aGSyEEY T SRaPX ApXrHrR
Hos Hos R5GRAkR Raul 3 is o,G9HSAN. sHaNH
HSs HSs. SS9S yShS Il a SSSHoS' sISoss'
hSs HOS JOHN MsSEQa hna other.
By Of the Democratic SMS Shs's MckEH Psssen
Fnas FnasT MesrHn6s e Mnos'H' vice Presiden,a
yons % 4 wnIgxokE' rnnxS1 Secretaries
b. II. HuLErr. Corresponding Secretary
GRAND RArIFIqANHl5SSss aNlSs MEETING,
ing October 3d. at Wa.hngOn Hall Harlem, Third avenue
HUN. HENRY y. kA1MONR
HON, CHARLES g. SPENCER
HON. ABRAM WAKEMAN
and Others are expected to address the meeting.
All Union invited TO attend
By order Of the Committee OF Arrangements.
HEADQUARTERs OF THE SEVENTH WARD GER
III man Democratic Club-At large enthusiastic meet
held at Botanic Hall Monday the Goth inst. the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:-
Resolved. That We endorse the nomination made by the
German Central Democratic OF c. G. Gunthel
for Mayor Of New YORK. and recommend him friends
honest and upright citizen. a
Resolved That endorse the nomination OF Fred Rep
per as Supervisor Of the city and county Of New York
Resolved, That endorse the nomination made BY the
United German Of the Fourth Senatorial district
Of G. Woodruff Senator
Resolved That we are proud Of the nomination Of on,
member O. j. Fisher. Councilman Of the Fourth sena
toral district pedgng ourselves all influence 4
him the nomination Of other democratic organiza
tions. and have him trlnmphanty elected; -.
B. F. TIEkKEN, Secretary.
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HENRY II. LEEDS A co, AUCTToyEERs.

A
RICH AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
- ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
HENRY II. LEEDS Co. will sell nj auction Tuesday
.nps "Wednesday evcnn November aud e. at O'Clock
each evening, AZ the old Dusseldorf Gallery 5is
a SPECIAL COLLECTION OF PICTURES
A RICH AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL
PAINTINGS,
f great beauty aud hiCh comprising specimens
by artist whose works rarely offered public compe
,on se'e,ied from ,he art siies Of Germany, Holland
Belgium England. iance. Ac. BY gentlemen favorably
Known among our art conuOissours tor thirty
fhe following artists, smong others represented Ia
gaeryyik Vereoccs ROBBIE the Good shcpherdcss
picture o. extraordinary bcautyl Hagel.ten, Kuhnen
B:aane "a haric Nserman Trayer Iambnct fisee ver.
echuur. ioctus, lie tier, DienH fousssint ".
koeS Won S,ben. d. Bcui caroas heerir, scirnsn 9.
"a Williams krase ian Delanwerc. Jules houlange~.
boom Demarelaere. JGnssens Kobe Caraban. Loyckcrt
30 BylREd Iluygeps. Nerhoesen Boddngton Cenisson
rsArnborr, Ruyten, tc.Ec.
Aao chotce Cabinet Specimen. by Chaa BAXTER OF Lon
den an atsi whose predictions are 10 such demand that
u believed hui otucr Examples have been
Tor hiG county although the numerous
works huv0 nnargcd the wori with his grcat talent
In the reproaC aiaton OF female love inc.s.
And ~ O. n American srhoog works hy 7. kensctt Paul
WehFr. a. EiehHrI. Eoutele, Sc to ether with few
CuOi, y " t1fR COLOR AID PENCIL DRAWINGS,
By Goigrei- ". G. kuel. pupil Of Sianreid Crukxhank.
ferhlcck h0Fcn. Adolf ni'tus, y. Van Schentei. 30.
AND THRFE PIECES OF PARLOR srAruARY.
The faieFy for public exhibition. from
A. w. 10 q r. 81 with cnalufuea
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" UNION NOMINATION.
FoR REGISTER
ABM. W. KENNEDY.
DOLITICAL-ELASTIC RINGS FOR FASTENING
IL ballots together be had of G. A. BUNNER (sole
manufacturer under the Goodyear patens) II John street,
Broadway, and OF O. W. BROWER (at any hour)
per Of Nineteenth street and Fourth avenue.
DEGULAR (McKEON) DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
~ for Justice Of the Superior Coun Mr. j. e smidt
OF the Twenty FIRST ward, In conjunction win Justice
Bosworth. 4.
RrnrLAR DEMoCRATIC NOMINATION..
THEODORE E. TOMLINsON.
DEFUsEs TO GALL THE CAsE-IT WILL BE RE.
III collected that Mr.. Patrick Goding Of the Nneteen nth
ward held TO bail the affidavit OF Mr
ley, charged with connection with the riots Mr.. O.
stood ready meet his face face they
have yet allowed him to do HIS counsel Mr. II s.
Tharn, moved on Wednesday, before Recorder Hoffman,
for the Court to hx day for his tra but the application
remely anxious TO establish his innocence, and
formed has requested the District Attorney
sons be allowed the opportunity vndcate charac.
ter. Why the delay!-From the Day Book
NNAMMANY HALL GENERAL CoMMITTEE.-A MEET.
i ing OF the Tammany Hall General Committee will be
held In thcr ROOM at Tammany Hail. Friday evening
30th inst, at TX o'clock All members requested be
present WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Chairman
Jons JX * HARDY, HUnS' Secretaries
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BOGAAr, AUCTfONEER--BY =. & j. BoGARr- -
A.. ss,ari1s oc'2sr y, a. 0h clock. At ne aacion
pons sting a Sofas hnresus Washstands Cotiate suits
InR1oginy French Redseads. rar uurk aud Straw Nat
krcares. Hrusssa Three py and fnarain careH Dc a.
stos aud Kitchen Furniture uor.es wagons Harness aud
MacL'uery.
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EDwARD sCHENCR. AUCTIoNEER.
II MAGNIFICENT EIGHTEEN, SIXTEEN AND
FOURTEEN

FOURTEEN
CARAT GOLD JEwELRY,
the stock OF one of the largest manufacturers
EDWARD SCHENCR, on this day tfniay), at No. 577
aBrndwav. IL O'Clock. The stock Of
CORAL FULL AND ONE.HALF SITS,
MOSAIC AND TURQUOISE,
SUPERB STONE CAMEO,
ORIENTAL GARNET AND PEARL. q.
HYACISTHE AND AMETHYST,
CLUSTER AND SINGLE STONE DIAMONDS,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
LADIES' ENAMELLED AND
DIAMOND WATCHES
CHATELAINES AND VEST CHAINS.
And M the newest and latest of Brooches Earrings
B.ace Scarf Pins Lad Ghatc Vest Chains
Ladies' Diamond and Enamelcd Watches Every article IL
warranted the hnost X 10 and "a cset
and the refunded n not found be Every fact
hy VII be aorded to ladies 10 examine the goods which
wtl be gn oxhibon Al the slesroon on Monday. Sale post
tive without any reserve.
The above the sale of elegant first class Jewelry
thai has been made In this city, the public
the trade invited 10 examine them
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4. EELpNER, .kucuoNfER-sELpgRR 4 LEVY
il b JOHN B WRIGHT viii sell on Friday Octlber 20
~ 10Y osD X a ~ New canal srcri between ludlow Fnc
Orchard srcs the Fvtures and Contents Of the Gess
Lamp store, consisting Of Lamps, Chandeliers Brackets
ChsiusI y Pegs STANDS, Shades, ulotfs tc.
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howard sGHENSoK. AuSrIoNEER
ty EDWARD sCHENCK on Saturday. Nov y at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at j. w Wilson's stables Nos W and 50 Tenth
street. between University place and fifih
Of long tail bay Horses To be positively sold without
|. serve TO pay their Keep and expenses
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A SPECIAL SALE OF
furs, Table Cutlery. Parian and Bohemian Ware,
and Silver Plated Goods
CRIsTALAR, LITHAUER CO., Auctioncers. 10 Park
Place, will sell his day, Oct so, at 10 O'Clock,
Assortment of
Mink, Marten, Fitch Siberian Squirrel, full
and Capes Vcoripes Mufs and Cuffs and assort
nent y children Furs, Gloves, Caps, &C.
Assar,ments Of Table Cutlery.
Assortments of Parian and Bohemian Vases and Sets
eiver Plated Cre Stands Ice Pitchers Tea Table and
Dessert Forks and Spoons, &c
at aale
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-JAMEs AGAR, AUG.
i toneer, 81 New Bowery, win sell on Friday at IL
O'Clock 400 los Of Pledges consisting Of men
coats Pants silk aud deaine Dresses, Boots and Shoes
BY order OF b. Cohn Co., late B. Pecare Co.. 1877 Grand
street
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DANIEL, A. MATHEWS AUoTIoNEER.-sALEs

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS CO. will sell at auction to.
this day Frday at ii o'clock at their gallery In rear Of
eaesrocm 66 Nassau street. Maiden lane large col
lection Of modern Paintings by Of the best Ameri
and foreign artists embracing Landscapcs Interiors
Historical and other subjects Among them will be found
very 6Re copy Of MAGDALEN IN THE WILDERNESS,
z. BLKssET, DEBhAY. II; JECKEL.
4 UELACROIx DIEBOLT, ED. MENGUEZ,
HARTWICK, VAN NESS, GUYER,
aud many others They exhibition In our gal
tory, In rear Of salesroom. Catalogues ready.
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NJ DOUGHTY. ACCT1ONEER. WILL SELL. ON sA.
n. turday Qsoher - a, " oc ock The stock 81
Drugs ne 10 The drug store No ~ ghh Rvcnus
Tie ~ ek VII le f0dud lage mi vel selected sFi Nc
fcrfnuPty Fnuti Art clcs Drugs C0aue show arri
e. les Fixtures The whole fl rsrrmpfuIN sd
20 cash. ~ B-Ths vkee w.l 10 sold IN one oi " seIa
Sateiy,
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H1oRroAoE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

N DOUGHTY AUCYONEER
WIN Friday October 81 At lk o'clock e. his sales
room 70 Nassau street Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture Carpets as Tables, Chairs, Bureaus ash
stands bedseads. Hair Mattresses faasses Lounges &C.
NJ N7oTICE.-sACRIFICE.- ICE.-DARDONvILLE's GAS FIX;
N u5es-I would call the attention OF housekeepers ana
the trade generally stock Of imported French Gas FIX
tures Clocks Fine Bronzes &C., oil Of which stock WIN
offer sale enable TO close the gas
fixture branch OF business by November on and after
which date TIE balance unsod will sell at auction,
BY H. H. LEEDS CO., of which sale due notice will be
given by the press Ny reputation as an old established
house qua humbuR In this advertisement The
H. DARDONVIILE,
No. 623 Broadway next TO II. Msllard.
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DY z. T. WILLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID Auction Notice--friday 81 at 10 O'Clock at the
auction room a Murray street large and attractive sale Of
Of Ladies' Work Boxes Cebas Portemonnaies Purses,
POcketbooks, Card Cases. Beads Combs Brushes Re
eues, Wallets. Meerschaum Pipes and Bowls; also
voice of fine on Paintings and Engravings in Gilt Frames;
oliver Plated Ware Vases with other
. Goods. Catalogues Thursday.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

A UCyIoN RoTICE-wM. IRVING, AUCTIoNEER
"A HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS. &C,
CLINTON B. OsGooD VIII sell at the salesroom No 81
Cedar street this day friday, Oct @ a. M O'clock one
leather top Buggy, Coupe Rockaway city built, in good
order; four Phacfon city bu second hand Top Bug
w. four seat Wagon, nearly Haness Bian kets &C
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

OOD WARD-HAvIEG OBSERVED AN ADvER-
tisement effect that Th Ryan Ia the regular
Democrac nominee for Assembly in the Thirteentn Assem-
Mozart Hail. 1t Is proper should state that the Confer
Committee has control direction OF this subject
BY the action Committee left TO the
Democracy Of the Twenty second Ward TO SELECT rsminat
tee did make the nomination. and selected me rs their
candidate We deny the right OF any other committee to a
terfere, infer that Fernando Wood
pors MI Ryan. because IS chairman his name IL attached
the regular nominee and will be supported such by
Mr. Wood should be by al the other true danocrat Of
the Twenty second Ward. THOMAS OCALLAGHAN. r