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, 1863-06-22

engaged in its own shops. uoakine, new fne,ph
cars,
This last force ne understand is TO be in
creased. 30 that it is believed that IN a far
months the compcny will be ab1e tn rcsnon,
PROMPTLY to all demands FIR TRANSFORMATION
The annual report shows the entire cost y
| the Dronertv of Tho cor,,n,to -. -.
$40 Sss i'm m Tho frndaa satt - ~, w.
n,nv ha,r,no ,,tor.s. ~ -. ~1.... =. ~ 80 ~
Gas.1no 1,ar eent 49, t. - - 1oa ~ zoa 1850 ~ ~, 41se y
~. .rtha ooat - - 49, ~ ~
hv stocla ~ ssa N sho,.o. o..,, ahs~s
rcsentinc ais 1z.7oo ,na .,ranata ~ 800 o. ~ ~
5oe NJ 7Tha ,,,.o,naa - 49, ss. w eo''oo
t,eo,1 o,a,.,. 49,, or 1ecs, ~ ~ ~. ~
1Is1s T1,o ona,,+;.,. o.ss.os '1 -
~ ona +-..,-. ota.aes $3.50. ' .-us " uo
to.os+ 49, 49,. s 49, 1@. ..1a- '4Aos' LII
,-a.a,o,,t, -1 q, ro- ~ ~. Aoi ~.
danae ,ra-a eos cra ~ ine e.'l
fnnd s,s1 s1s m s,s,,,,.. eo11 Eee ~ - sine ~
evnena,tn,oe ~ ,ass ,eaes es' svo.'. Tx
cors ,,,a ~ ort,,a -, a.Sn as,H.,~. 'u As ~
so- 90 m 8'44'' -''N' I'VE"
F;ftoon aaa;,,on.,,
arcd md f;f,v .aa,t;ons1 fsa,~s. a WV ,Aul.
boa,, ,o,,.r,otoa -. o.-,. aa,,,es .N'o
the ,,css;,c denond for +r.,,eno,t. .;a~ ~
Sides t1,c rrenar,t;on for ,n,n,r. .t,,.;a- ~
AZ +ho conn,ry,s .hone ~>''A
Tho Opcra-La Jufyc.
Inc 1e"ess ore" large mousse saturdag eve
ntng' ana IN sympathy Will Inc burden Of the
opera, 'aige numoef Of our heofew citizens
were N atsenaanee-am them several la'
o'cs particularly distinguished tor their bsil-
1a..t costumes ano tnc tsrgete OF every lores-
aet'e IL ene nouse' aitAough inc house was
not oFcr'crowdcd' Sill the atmosphere was
very Oppressive, Inc ventilation being wretch
and we're taken ont In n nrn;.b;na eta+.,
which WAS n sad drawback m tbo ,,,rt ~ ~
many, Us IT suEpicioned a sim51or fate r,r
themselves, We trust. for the n1r,sura ~
opera .coers. that some means viii ha aar,sed
for rcmedyinc this. One cannot gct m nv
enthusiasm when annsthe,;zaa 1r;th wei
patchoulf., cologne and carbon bro,,ta,, ~
tventv.four hundred 7nnc. f,r f,nr ,ss..:, ~
hours. -"
The Jewess vas broncbt o,. ..,,:,.
strict attention he,ng ,,,;5 n Al, ~, ....s.,
y;cs. The cos+pmcs worc n,-+,au,or,-s 80,
liant and annron,,ote the scenerv wa,,
chosen md worked N - ch,rrr T,,a a,e-s". "s.
were vel, mn in their n,rts ona e,no- r-;t,,
v,eor and sn1,,t which conomondai e.onna,.
a,,n1anse. The orc4,ee+r, n1o,ad -. -.
a'iu "efe very cneetl'e tnfougnoat-
, 1863-06-22

EASE AND CoxFoRT IN ONB MryuT8.-Cotus,
Bnnions, md a1l diseases incidental to the feet,
cured without pain. d.. Kendall, who has devoted
years OF study exclusively to this branch Of sur
gerry, can bo consulted at bis office, 07 South Clark
street, Room II, Larnlon Block, during this week.
Read the following certificates:
Dr.. Kendall has eradicated painful corns that
have annoyed me for thirty years,
P. MAoFARLANE, "A LaSalle street.
have never seen or read Of any method 60 sci
entidc and well calculated to effcctuay cure corns
as Dr.. Nendall's. DR., MAX MYERS,
So South Clark street.
Separate rooms for ladies'.
, 1863-06-22

IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
Comfy Clerk Hilliard informs us that the
time for the redemption Of property on the
tax sale, for State and county taxes, OF two
years ago, expires on the e4th Of June, next
Wednesday. Those whose property Is ut
stake should make note Of it,
, 1863-06-22

e The Fourth Ward Union League will
convene this evening at the usual place, at 8
O'Clock.
, 1863-06-22
For the Week Ending June 30, 1868.

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Liye Hogs at the
various yards fnthc city during tho past week, end
Ing to-day, compare az follows:
, 1863-06-22
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN cxU.r
BEDaEPokr. June 70 1s63-en y,
| CLEARED

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
BH1DaHokr. juno 70, Be3-ep.m
: CLEARED.
Rescue. Prison
! 1 A1e1ant er. LockpoEt
koItsxssa Ssyaasq: eassIisp sGIdsp2as psso ION Ice
I1ant, Lasal1a s7,5s q l9n. II 90 II alnz.
nsple Leaf. Joliet
Constitution. Loekpo.t
Hs!s;s'ss HEs!s;;;;ss|;;s; ERSs$ss S;ss s;S:;s; Stnsa'
SE Gals, ostaWa sM.
4 Hamlin: Lasalie
Emprest hasal1e
Troussdoas, Lasalle
Tfes 4 Tma.ss. s; si1o1 Wilo1 Springs
Monarch. Joliet
Ad., Advance ,a Athens
d Ioom!s. Athens
OEetd,. Ottawa 1
ARRIVED.
EE%pSEsss En- pSss;: 1sssl!e ;ss 20 b9 r. eesa
eassman eas ssas otsass Ti So s. 81 81 eorn eer
Kesoiute Athens yds dlmeoson stone II yds zubola
Hsaes, hs%a ssss s!ssnss s. sf 81 e eef9 s3,n
Loo%is Athens q yds rubo1e stone, 81 dimension
SSsyssaa !sstg?g: 5ssg Is s. s. se ss,s corn
1saMs s'is 5s5S s1 sE0 eoE0
IS! ;ST fs* = s. s. S;, ssss Ssr
s. {s.Ss; 2;,;99 $ 4 :eus sand
Peter ! .Psai. Issalle sE5l S1 corn
Kocket. LocEport $500 bn corn
af5ss % "a z9s z9ees stone
Lloness. ottaTa. 5,.t0 bu corn.
, 1863-06-22

~ =, ~ PeA %at Aeea bsAaA " ouia4os
Rates 10 Dulkirk, axe q 100 1bs less thau to
Buffalo, when shipped By all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at al the yards
for the week ending to-day. amount, according to
the daily reports posted on Change, to $3.50. This
is $3.50 more than last week, and ea92 head more
than the corresponding week Of last year.
THE OPENING OF THE MAHKEr.
Thursday, 1871 Inst.-The great Cattle market
opened this morning with about 100 head in the
yards, consisting of all qualities, from scallawag
to premium. OF the latter class there was very
few worthy Of notice, and none Of them were Of
ftred On the market, as ho1dcrsere not at ali dis
poaed to accept the terms offefedby shippers. The
unsatisfactory state Of the New York Market, by
which clippers hare becn, to use common ex-
preston, losing "hat fu]ls Of money! together
with the scare in Philadelphia, debarring ship
mentB ore. the Pennsylvania railroad, caused
shippers to stand aioo unless they could purchase
ut very material decline. Onspeculatiye account
there was s1lght demand for medium grade, by
parties who could afford to "bide their time'' for
s]ght advance. Taken in all Its bearings 1t was
the dul1cst opening we have seen this season.
THE CLOSE OF THE xAH:KET.
Saturday, June a0.-Therc was heavy arrival
Of cattle this morning, and bnt very few shippers
to look at them; as a "horse trot," which takes
place today, in Detroit, attracted thithcr largo
number Of Eastern buyers, who seeing no chance
to operate to any advantage, were glad to "1caye
the ring" The general features to-day were about
the same as at the opening, but the decline Was
more visible md decided. Towards noon It was
almost Impossible to cell at any eaviug'' fguecs,
and consequently, the owners had to ship through
J, ,atx ~ Dad
, 1863-06-22
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, June 20, 1868,
RE1xnTs FOR TEE LAST TwESTF-FoqR HOURS:
Flonr.W neat. Com. Oats. Rye. B.l',.
, 1863-06-22
CHICAGO CATTLE m aRKET.

Not much change since last report. A small ad-
vance on few leading brands. The market closeH
firm.
, 1863-06-22

Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT l. S1RArroN's
CHICAGO CoNAERc1AL CoIlE6E, to get q thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-22

M1ssrREIsT.-Atthe Opera House in Kings
bury Block, Arlington, Leon & DpnnIker's
Minstrels are untiring to win laurels. Their
crowded houses exhibit the satisfaction which
their entertainments give. In about two
weeks, the Opera House will be closed for the
summer,
, 1863-06-22

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-T. D, Thatcher.
esq.,, has aourishing newspaper at Law
renee, Kansas, for sale, Inquire at this office,
, 1863-06-22
" A NTED-f'orraero13oroo

WV U- -. VK4%SPVuOEQIE-
eor,1ry " tMo god l,ot1ny and intelligent youuc
Cata!l3men %ho belotr to the fatpous WIchf.sn n
cagaFy: dtsl5e 70 correspond with tVo youa: aad M
&oo1 nakafed Ladies. With > ylew to Ioy. Inn Ar
aie Neas hnt Eas and loyal need apps. 4dSTsss
wMn pnntoernpn fpG!ose.!rhceF n" ,inrs on their
Company u Michigan I'd Cavalry, Triane. via VIII.
, 1863-06-22

~ The new and magnificent steamer Ida-
hoe, as WILDE ecen By an advertisement in an-
other column, leaves for Buffalo Monday eve
ming.
, 1863-06-22

CORNELL COLLEGE CoMaENcEMEsr.--
Tenth Anniversary Of the Amphictyon socic-
ty, Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa,
will occur on the eth inst. Prof. j. F. Eber.
hart, Of Chicago, delivers the address. Sub
ject-Adaptation. The commencement cxer-
ciscs will take place the next day,
, 1863-06-22
" ANTED-A Correspondent

.sv Two gay. younE and testlye chaps, who desire
tne Gun nteEand. desire the correspondence Of ~
MaanJ @ @ntssest young Indies as may iee disposed t3
TTas3y TTe3o taS :oton{ of camp Mfe. Address GUT
S!ss 01@3 CoErs, AuftEeeshofo. Tenn. leka gzs. 4.
, 1863-06-22
w a N T E D-Correspondence.

country ase des1fous Of corresponding With d msnY
1oa1e laSies OF responsibility and Intelligence win
ing apd ane9@,nProm<icg @ toE TO Ualon 1dIre.s C.
18th Regimens Illinois voians.cTs, Nash 11ile. re19 a.
fflI-EISat @--
, 1863-06-22

80 eny good looking young nechew OF Uncfo
EAns Wnose good folks ut home have forgotten him
~ "a 70 ioE1 AcoFEe.pG ndenco With soma good LOOK
x & 1n gay ynnF ladies' that Iowa the Unio5 Object
vc 9r AtiiEony more rartcu1arty td4 7atter
1f9shtSs.. r!aa Cafte do Flsn. ELL I:US5ELL, Co l.
fe22 Ht6 Ii At40Aos VIA ssaaaFA4u, lem.
, 1863-06-22

Boz RCE OvER.-Soon after o'clock Fri.
day evening, little boy, aged about twelve
years, undertook to jump from train Oh the
Galena Railroad, at the corner Of North Ro.
beg and West Kiuzic streets, and fell under
the cars, by which he was run over, complete
u scvering his right leg, Immediately above
the ankle. We did not learn his name.
, 1863-06-22

~ An grain sold "fn stors"ss rtporfed In
Mas Markel xSporf as ss1ject to e stordge which
= rad 6y ne buYsr, s1clusire Of Tie pricd paid
for khe gratn to Ne refer. NHen q trdnsactioni IL
snade n lcAica khe seller pays the storage, II re-
ported II 0. b. or - tree Of storage' 4H -four
EQte9
, 1863-06-22


This picnic was given for the benefit of the
St. Pcter's (Catholic) Church, and added con-
siderable to the funds already on hand, which
is nearly SIS, 600. The st. Peters Society are
about erecting n new brick church 70 by 130,
on the site Of their present house Of worship,
corner Of Clark and Polk streets. The corner
stone will be laid with appropriate ceremonies
on St. Peters Day, the a9th inst.
QB1TuAnY.-The remains Of Douglass z.
Newell, member Of Taylor's Battery, CHI
cago Light Artillery, who was killed in the
rear Of Vicksburg, while engaged in battle on
the Goth ult., will arrive in this city this
morning. Funeral from the residence Of his
father, 7. Newell, On Indiana avenue, third
brick house on the west side Of the street,
south Of Old street, at 216 o'clock on Tues-
day The 23d inst
BE was youth Of most generous impulses,
and could not torbear taking IN active part In
sustaining the hag Of his country, aud doing
What he could to suppress this unholy rebel
lion. He left wazm friends, aud around
which clustered endearnlents Of no ordinary
character, and from love Of country bnckled
on his armor and went forth to the battlefield
we'll knowing the suderiugs Of soldiers
Life, and ready to meet the foe, OF death itself,
If his country's cause required It, From In
formation Of most rcllable character re-
epecting his correct department aud eenti-
1ncnts expressed during his military service
there is good hope that his departed spirithas
arrived where WARS aud ruuor6 Of wars
, 1863-06-22

w A N T E ED-Correspondence.
~ a yourg private soldier. In Uncle Satn's army
destrts to correspond With some pretty young LADY,
AMn view to tun love: ndveatuEe: Or whatever may
A;inots xolnntee1s. Aurf:eesboro. Tenn.
, 1863-06-22

TIE GRAND EXCURSION on THURSDAY
The Committee Of Arrangements Of the Au-
steal Union, by special train, visited Forest
Buy Grove, on Saturday, to perfect their
plans, and decide upon the location aud ex-
tent of the Improvements being made tor the
Picnic on the 25th. John Wright WAS on
hand, with forctaste Of what may be expect
cd In his department on TINT occasion
Several new aud important features have
been added to the programme. The ELS.
worth zouavca, one hundred strong, in full
dress, will hold their annual target practice
on the grounds, and execute their famous
skirmish drill On this occasion, one gold
and three silver medals will be awarded to the
best strings of shots in the company.
Archery, for ladies-so popular ut similar
, 1863-06-22
Dunteh.

WANTED-Board for a oent1e
~ man, wife nnd child within fifteen myrrt,
walk Of the Court House. In respectable ana i.tsif
gent PRIVATE family, where tbs comforts Of hrrne
can % obtaired- For such Accommo1attons pro!nnt
EAymtnt vii be made. Address stating teslEs Uor
eHsS f6st ui1cs. No B0AKDIs1 uoC51 kszPxE3 on
SOffEtkdEADS NKEp APPLY. tesl lgI,kls
, 1863-06-22

We give the following sales during the week.
Some lots were sold by the head on IN estimated
weight. Sometimes this is given rather high, but
those sold BY actual weight will justify our quota
tions:
1eedham sold Hughes ii head fair grade, ay-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
Office Of JAT COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
At JAY COOKE s. co., Bankers,
III s0UTU THTND STREET..
- I-I.. N. !. d

phuaLn.ulia, Tav, !. 1892.
SENHE UNDERSIGNED. Loy,r. t.a,. ,rr,s,,.4 s,.,.
! ScsPTOg Agent by The Sccremry or the
.ronsury, is now prepared &. furnish, at once, tha
veyv Tvnuty Veov e rar cout EouJs
~ -'''''''
the United yates 4esi iqnat"d as "f're- ''r"n.
60, redeemRble AT the plea use Of the Govern
"ent after five years and authorized by Act Of
congress, approved February 70, 1862.
u Th3 I5o COUPON B0EbR are issued ia sums Of
Do, SlOV s'Uu, 100.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

SHAVING AND HAiR-DRE, SING.
Not BY tie Ba1dof Grataa's RoC.
Tho question has often been asked
why PLEAsAHTs cnn shave SO clcan'
That customers who shave with him
A benefit must reap, vecu.
He sbavcs for "rr," and if you are willing, ..
Viii take of your hair IN q trice for "sHiLLNd'
So come along, yo jolly boys so slick,
For Peasants is tbeman to do it caean and quick
The reacon may readily be seen
Why his custom is 50 large
His towels oil are clean-his razors all are keen,
And you'u always find him Picar7rtia--a charge.
Just 20 to Plensant's and you'll 30
Like Shebas Queen Of old
Pleased aud delighted, and evclalm
The half has not been told.
S.g- Don't forget the ploce--in Grakau'S Row,
above B. stumph shoe shop.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Clearfold, juno Is, ls62.-tE
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" 0LLOCK'S DANDELION COFFEE

ygygF CEEARt!ELD ACADEMY will
We opened for the reception Of pupils (rnales
and femsles, on Monday, Nov, 10th, 1862.
Terms per Session Of Eleven Weeks:
OrJh>graphy, loading, Writing, Primary
Artumetic aud Geography 81 5O
Higher Arithmetic English Grammar
Geography and History, GU
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
gui Book Keeping OO
LaGu and Graok Languages, o"
20 sta .auts desirous Of acquiring thorough
GuglIsu Ltuca,iol, and who wish to qualify
themselves 'or Teachers, this Institution offers
3.-im. @ advantages.
Norupjl received FOR lea than half . session,
and no deduction uale except for ProIrscted
sickness
Tuition to be Tadat the clos, oftbe term.
c. /. 5ANDFtAD, Principah
C,aarl.,d Nov. ), lSf-.--lv
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- -
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Az III h IS
H T.l..t.. lhIl
M MN tDNlIlfllllN ilIA
wi VA n .u4gY.
IhiufN 'Nh 'tiI
Anh HAnf ~
- -. -. -. ..tN ,ttor me stev
3LtANM Tiii ElVNU hMh NNah iht otNh
tUsntfts. rnthefa. Mnthttst fhttitlAus.
'huanihtor's''' '.s" so,, x,,,n,.
WV '""H @ +vs s r,nr an
,,..,..,.. .t.t tt,.,t,rh,. toul st,,pocA.
''"'"'"'' wv" ir',,,'rrsr,s6 rt, N,J i. ists
rtJv Aut qr. I hr,o t,en rrcni~ly curd
u. aaf.l l,ait.Iu.t. I.'. ,au have 10y dcva ur tvo
t t,u ts DE- s.r1. 10 sti,su.I.a eal aiarsrh. vhiA
ibs, dseur at aos- ltt.y ai. sa.e oth'rs s' mPS
''.l. ..H an a. Turutr
vows '." s..''''ie.1 re, " S,n, ~ 100.
ttulo,. nt....t......, rt,,, ro,y,riotr,.
hAhV"H blao'Atit uhe Ah''l uN'f'"'
NumNoius, D. ct1 ten
rr,ri-, ,,,' ' s"., " y.n T ra s' 'o I oha .,ara,
o.. rbu, a,a u,, l,., a,uauI, We employ. I....
h.,nt action 10 ,ha HIyr tqurt rnd d'idll c'...
y w9 ~e sn admirable Icmcdy ior ,lcmi gong,
organ l'h.''' "N'r H,%'W 'lnhl u.'e %.
e'' 90 .,.',n. ', , " "'' "'' ,Hn9NNy S',. 70 '-
b'"''i""'9 ''"., hN,hV NAL .'.
'.4
DyscutcTyt NCiHas uut WORMS
ro,T tlrIrE. usLII,,D, lrv. Go Micup Nov d. .,,
nn t01. Io. ', T.. ",g ,,'U 'U' H., i'gU1' t' o.
il, l..' ,, r,. ,,r ,,.I Mining away iol.aigu.
..t.u. .l,ttogcl at rIp,t cXpou.s hg,mt nolrf.
f..m commenced tvhIug your Pills, which to'u 900
D.. ,sDtfIhy large QutuJ.,, %. worms lacaa.
plt, They anprvaat ymri hu, md ony lN"
,r.IrmI. d,..nir.y Nr'otou uulhbJa hadl.I..
r.v rIn cured hu with two DOSES Of your .l..
.,lpiH ..uuuN UH paid nnW h'r l' twenty N'.".
nWTs arl l..t mn.. tu', without being .l..
r,on then. a1ch medicine as yoors which 10 '.tr,
unutl mad honest, #Nl D. ..'..N I'. ...
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1lvru''"."'. o'0 Io'''''I ~ I'' ''I''' u
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
PROPOSALS.

pnorosAls FoR STOVES. sc.
wAsmse,os. u. g. Oct q Isai
TO inrushin. IN This cy nea~rs for ass In
~. neI .ll,asSS Of wssaiassa - :. iel..ss.- ~.
most ceonom'rsl "a, msepsr esrsAs' ior t2sp rhs build
n. be i q s1s .aasa % hoossy ~sra ise% ssv
10 MR. osesinr sov -ood each
of ofs.Ess 20 coz ,s, g. ,espass eo s q 'o' G men
siricirn' - COX 90 ihrrr ., four r-, .en.
" o. .s Ss... % - - os' 81 .srov
sssns and aa.. WI sueui. VIII hs,' r,eS..ls :.
tsrs s'a,r mus, sseis fu aap> soa re., ose 81
snds pf all parties esed IA the proposal
IA ssih ol siesanoe 10 so'.nmeat q sae United
strte. Inns, accompany each I'D
SO. sreassS s rS% ns , e e .%rs ,.%s a. '0"'r
ne ~ . e,r,,ei % s 3. .. sa, sr % ,ny o'9
.ns stSss..ea o. HiIAs " GREEsk.
I'n'e"-'' '''"s isT.Ss, r,.s@.sf o. ws.hisaaa
v,noro- us son ss.ece ~ KINGS COUNTY
Volunteer s.i Eelie. usarc" rsai. orr,
iscsurr srEsrt BRootirs, oci. 49,
rseosais v ~ - rr ,ei :. ss ace n ~ s~safs, -
's@t;@o'sr ain ( Comfy ~ rsar ~ ,s Risi e.s.
,.-s. .'ar,ri osiss,r 2 l,.s ~ -.
gs s sd.r g % s a !. . I'm s q az s e "a .'s r '.s ss
% nj seseNr, * . y ~ on TIE y sss Ss'. s.
q % r. s's r.; iS.is; Ss, s q saf Ia q a. ' . e;
o. & rs @ ss a ~ g sse ss s.sc ~ s ~
,otr 5adIas vita As ierm o. ye.r. ih,y s from
he ovSssi. as,.,he namb,re q sosa. a..r,i he
IL rs .en. ~hose prcrv.s ep,,I VIII ). ,-agr,a
70 re. i s u, ss sssssa % ben fs.e-,s -, 20
prorositipn shogf Ne sesled snd sndo-ed Provo
.ds 70. nes 20 sss cssy Trss.arsr ''' ''a %
The sht reserved 70 :. eet sny % AZ Of ne bas
.sss .s.s 4cs "S "sSzsDssS Sssa Sis: 3, Ne
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
sALEs AZ AUCTION.
y g. BAKER a co. AUCTIOSEBRS
n AAQNiFICEN7 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

N AAQNiFICEN7 UcUSEHCfB FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
,,...os on ,.IIaso6. rI5s pss s NIpAi R., OCT
'rsss ifis and sis svsSge @ eonlaeecilg e o'clock
sS Ss pas q M s & M ea Sssn q h
Vie iars, and richest assortment o Household Furniture
The Furniture al made 70 order for The pre-.
seat ov ner less than seven mons ago is Of the bes de-
DRAwist ROOM.
prs 'g, Bocade Lace Curtains ceniSes elegant
fe ,ee Sofas CHAIRS Hs asd Reception s chars mag
% s,se sohd rosewood Lieger French plate Mirror hscs
eass Tables sai aa aSr s ops VIZ" reiy.s oessgs
s'a | apSc ss and M s saoss sevses and
sSGNIfioENr' i 'S1& EoSEw SoD 'rIAvoFoRrr,
~ 'nsa m corners noel! r@tsrd rss ana e.,a naae a. 20
,o al. @aAe sccwcst s esh eossr a.
s:reery Mosic BoOAs ac fnrssnpres Cabinets. Ladys
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
8,s iessa oasdess OF yefssis and IasemSoars by
1s Sc Sc ss af''f ss s%i sss %!@ sssrs, $;
~ issS'; S'ss nr r. Fs.s
~ sES.sTic EFSSles STAT Rv, VASES. &c.
.s Esa ss s,ss css 3as. @ and isan nsy 81
Sa.iscon Of jerome Boaapaiie isran Vases Figures.
''''' ava o''''' piNiSG ROOM S" o'"0iH oi'cs'
eeSss " . "ars sa1s sn Hsr san
% H ss"Tr rs ssss ts. . Gs'Egapss Mns:
se's OF ti0ger Bows rub, and Paiian marble Punch
Bo~tA Liquor seis gold ana china Dinner Sets deco
rated Tea sets ~ sold sr Dinner
Ssivr'warr. Coffee Urn Casffs. Gaze baskets, Napsin
anI Easy Chairs.
cUAMBlES.
cSsred Dressing BuITans. Hcds,cads. Armore-a-
osa N"n'e tes. cn ,ie ie fnis XIV; Hair Mattress.
- "s"N". shreis. a., anut Sofas. Arl and
oy" b,rNr Chairs Brh.'s ir-iin Carpets Ensfav-
nes u" ct Sets. Easy caar> Chr aims Shades Also all
Kitchen Furnilnrc.
nzlLe above sesan, residence FOR .ae Inquire o,
s s.sGaser, s'MaIaen ,as PARTIES WISHING 70 attend
The As;or House St. Nicholas cropota hotels
tns a. Sixteenth street. few doors from the house.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
A ucrtoS NoIICE-LARGE AND PEgEMPToRy
IN sais Of 6rs' class
MogSEMohp rCLSiTunE


MAGNIFICENT rAKfor FUHNlTrRE
ELEGAST ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
NEtVEr. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. &C.
rhis dag (trdsyl October lf evcn O'Clock pre- scy at
the private resitcn lI9 Clinton pace Eghih street be
tween it'th and Sixth avenues.
The sncioaeer would all the attention OF parties IN
Of hs flrniiurc 20 the which comrcs
mos. beautiful Paror Chamber aud Dining Room Furni
lure offered Mt auction this
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
consstioy nj elegant Paor Si,s covered With French
ak bro sel oi the richest desrto: each s consists OF
one mrd, lion back so one Arm Car. reception and
tot "eiaon ba'< Chas, male to orier for the mt
owner rosewood i.,aecres. Turkish Easy Chars and
Lounges covered VITA green 81. rips; ROSEWOOD cent and
Se~ T,bes Mirrors OF fainliugs Bronze Ciocss rich
lsse carisn. King Reeenon Chairs Velvet aad Tarcs.
try Caricts Shades Oh 81 Table. Chandeliers. &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PfANOFORTE.
STOOL. MD COVER:
seani instrument round richly CARED legs
iaU seven octave. modern lp
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS.
Hsusoue suit OF nlan< Furniture fac Sofa,
Arm cssr aud SIX oval back Chairs covered in velvet
reps; rosewood and baca walnut Hcdstcnds, Bureaus
Wssusands. Corner and Booksiands. lounges. Chars
eoc.ers covered i harelot Mirrors Clocks Shades Cur
s'ns ak Hair anl Spring Ms;css-, made % ORDER Ex
trn,i" Table twelve oak pnlag CHAIRS rich Bohemian
rsxirs ',laaes. Gobets Chanragu-s. Wines rumbers.
Pr-sesvr Dishes Fin oais, FRAT stand silver plated
Ca>ir~- Tea aud Fable spoons Folk Tea ivory
sxaJi. dessert and Dinner Knives, Forks. &c.
fsrrs on distance assured that this sale vii posi-
re'y take lacc. rain shine. No postponcmen,
tcorut grsponsibc Will ,ts In attendance cart,
pack os shp goods for plrchsscrs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
rnE LECTURE sEAsON.

JspOavAur LEcTuREs DAILv, roR gErrLInEu
esg. q TIE Aev Yor. nas:s. q Asals.y @s psss1.
foArs~1 rrcslpt Of 10 cru,s by sasss q uorssry ~
We ssu vss aass u q Assisss.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

LOP NEW ORLEANS DTRErr
Ibe new sud cirrsn, Csliri States mai steamship
GA/sBO
GEORGE ". Cotcu. ,omeisndsf,
wi pier - Norfh r-ef for NV ~ l~suf ff-ft
TresSsy OrioDsr - fssJ os.es " pfer'ssy.
NJ fright eiy or biis o iaine sgnei ha AJ u
ssiling. For freight passa-r Apply 20
LUDLAM. nk-NksESA 60. 10 Blosi~sy.
DExfTTAxcEs 70 THE OLD COUNTRY rArscOTl
IL BHOfHENo 90. ~ syu'i street, cuufiuUe 20 scif
Drxf,s hrsia6r ss,srs 81 kngsnd. ifespf scotland
and Wales a. the lovcs' rSssb.s rsse..
NorlcB.--rHE STEAMSHIP CITy of BALTIMORE.
~ IRON Lireuool. VIII coianeuse cishaiEsns under
general offef Frifny nofnnA Or0'ef iS 49,
JOHN %. DALE. Ngrut
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

AMUSEmEHTS.
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EDWIN BOOTH
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apfca.
Noaday ia,h ertfs hsarr cf performance
hE. JOHN \. ClAEkE
in plays ypeciay .eeo;od gr1 o. mirtbfui ca ioyent
Hon SALE-rfL pUkI's MOTTO CoNoErf sAi.oo%.
Il d,Ls good he. Not cf The 0wnr. at
ins ,no.her business App. sncr IL NJ 20 wokiuihG
ioS, ct9 losdway.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
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