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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Notice.

Notice.
OPFIoE oY PRovosT MAHsHAL Of the
9Th Congressional District of Ohio,
Sandusky City, Oct. -, 1863.
Recruiting Service.
BY virtue of an order issued by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General of Ohio, | am au.
thorzed TO receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment, Battalion or Battery now in the field
from this State,
A Bounty OF THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS will he paid To all new Recruits--and
a Bounty OF FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
Any one desirous Of securing to himself
the benefit OF this liberal offer OF the Gov.
ernment, can do so by application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House In San.
dusky City. Ohio. J.J. 81 Elmer,
Capt. aud Pro. Marshal. 9th Dist. OF Ohio.
Oct l6. 1861. 2--u
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Tiftin at'rrklp Iribunr
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM,
IN ADV ANCE.
IAN GOING TO FIGHT NIT SIEGL

JOHN RoslSs, Editor and PuOI,sher
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War Claims & Pensions.

bennington, Lee q Brewer will
give pIompt atteuiien to the eoseiion and ptosseu
iion OF aliclaims sgainu the Government, for bach
Psy, bounty, &e., and Proeurng
PENSIONS
or disabled soldiers and widows Of deesased office
aud soldiers.
MR.PkssIssros having retired kon the arm,
hsiretnmsdths practice ofiaw. ~
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or Thirty printers and editors wet,
among the killed -at Ch'cksmaugi
Well, j. is not unusual for printers 60 b.
among the dead nallsr,
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0SrIcE Pnovosr MARSHAL Of thc)
9Th Congressional District of Ohio,}
Sandusky City, Oct. ~. 1863.

Recruiting Service.
BY virtue OF an order issued by the A, A..
Provost Marshal General OF Ohio, l am au.
thorized to receive Recruits, for any Rcgi.
ment, Battalion or Battery now in the
field from this State.
A Bounty Of THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid TO all new Recruits
and Bounty Of FOUR HUNDRED Dol
LARS for veterans.
ANY one desirous Of securing to himselt
the benefit of this liberal offer of the Gov
ernment, can do so by application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House in San
dusky City, Ohio.
J.J. STEINER,
Capt. and Pro. Marshal, 9th Dist. OF Ohio.
Nov. 5, 1863. 5-tf.
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RICH INCIDENT.

The Editor of tho In Crosse Herald
has been oil on pleasure trip, oud among
The scenes and incidents that came un-
der his eye, h. relates the following
The Herald says This afternoon on
conductor LymGn's train, coming from
Milwaukee 10 Lacrosse, we saw the
richest mistake Of the season. In the
fourth seat back of the stove, in one of
the passenger cars, sat gentleman and
lady, sweet and gushing as the fairy ones
of olden times. lis arm cncirclcd her
waist in beOr-lkc squcczing-his one
hand toycd nth her ribs--his other hand
wandered around her amplitude aud bon
net strings, like lost child in berry
patch, seeking for place to rest, aud
his eyes were fixed upon the face Of his
fair companion with all tho earncs tness
ola Romeo. In short, they were observ-
ed of all obvcrvers. In the seat back of
the couple alluded to, sat a d,murc look
ing lady, naturally Interested in the dis
play Of affection in front Of her, SO nltur-
al aud touching. When the cars enter.
cd the tunnel, the gentleman was stand
ing by the stove for moment. When
part way through, and while all was dark
as night, he groped his way back--and
just as the train bcgrn to emerge into
the least glimmcr OF light, was heard a
yell which started the entire load of pas
scngcrs. The poor fellow had gone one
seat too far back and sat down in the
wrong scat, and was trying his best to
kiss the domure lady, who couldn't see
ii. lie lit cut in hurry, and with the
most shecpish look we ever suw, took his
place beside the girl while the specta.
tors were convuls cd with laughter.
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MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Cul ative Cough Balsam,
Price 25 aud so Gents per Bo,tic.
The best, and Cheapest and most Cffcctual
Remedy for COUGHS, &C., the world
h as ever produced, Purely Vcgcta-
bic contains no MINERAL,
other DELECTRIOUS Drugs.

The curative HHlsam
Is wsuanted. d.ifused &c
corline TO directions, to
cure in AL eases, Coughs
Colds, Croup, Nheopinr
Cough, Asthma, and ail
affections Of the Throat
aud Lungs.
MADAME ZADOC
pORTER'S BAIsAMts
ArCRgiN vEuArAHtE IN.
rEc rORNNt prepared with
great cafa and scientific
skill, from = combination
ofthe hest remedies the
vegetable kinroom al.
forls. It, remedial qual.
tiles are based on iis
powcrtoassistthc healthy
ard virorons circulation
ofthc b'ood through the
lungs. II enlivcns tho
muscles snd assists the
skinto perform the duties
ofreaulating the heat Of
the systcm, sndin gent
w throwing 1nt the waste
substance ftom the tut.
face ofthe body. II loos.
ems the phlegm, induces
ircv splitting and will be
found very agreeable tn
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Book Agents Wanted.

To seIlby subs nption an excelient ILLusrRArRD,
HisroRy or rnE RsuELLIos, whiehis already btoush
down to the fall Of vieksburg and Port Hudson. liis
Every family wants such a work, And industrious
mea DO excellent business with Il. Also agents
for othes beautifully iliasuGtsd and rapid selling
works. For circulars, with terms, address HENRY
HOWE. No, III Main St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
November ~, led3. e-tf.
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"HAs your son Timothy failed r. in.
luired Gubbens Of Slubbens, the other
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

"oh, not at all; ho has only assigued
over his property, and fsllen back to taxa
a bet er position" was the reply.
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For sale.
A Valuable Farm!

THE subscriber offers for sale a
we'll improved Farm, situated in Liberty
township, Henry county, Chic, within IA
miles Of Napoleon, the county seat Of Henry
county also, \ miles from Liberty Cen
tire Depot on the Toledo aud Fort Wayne
Railroad also, within 30ls miles Of To
ledo, one Of the best market cities in Ohio.
The farm contains
80 Acres,
BS acres under cultivation. A good
bearing Orchard, good Frame Barn, 30 by
40 with Floors, Granery. &c, aud never
failing Spring of good Water, and a well
near the Barn also, large Log House, a
Frame Building Is by % used as a Smith
Shop. Also, a Steam Saw Mill within Is
Rods Of the premises.
PRICE-Twenty.o hundred dollars.
(s2, Payments made reasonable with
interest. Any person wishing to purchase
said farm, can find me on the iarm, or ad.
dress by letter
HENRY ". BRIGHTON,
Liberty Center, Hcn'y county, Ohio.
Dec. 3, 1868. 9--u
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COH'5
CoHSh RalaRnn

Cofp9
Cough RalSana
over i've thousand bottles have bren sold In It's ma
tive town, aud not single instance ofts failure Is
known.
We have, In our possession. any quantity ofcerii.
icates some Of them from eminent physiciaas, Who
have used in their practice, aud given It the pre-.
emihence over any other compound.
u does not dry NJ Cough but oossns II, 20 as to
ensble the patient to eNpectotaie freely. Two or
three doses will Invariably Tickling IN the throat
A half bottle has often completely cured the most
stubborn Cough. aud yet, though II Is sure aud
speedy in its operation is perfectly harmless being
purely vegetable. II i very agreeable to the taste,
and mHy he administered to chil ildfen ofany age.
In eases OF CIoup will guarantee n ,ure, u
taken In season. No family should be without it.
II is within the reach Of ali. the price being only 2j
cents.
Aud iran investment aud thorough trial does not
back up " the above statement, the money viii be
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits. and feel
confident that one trial will secure for It home in
every household.
10 not waste away with Coughing, when 20 small
an investment will cure you. II may he had ut any
respectable nrggi,t in town, who will furnish you
with circular genuine certificates Of cares it has
made.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

HOSIERY.
Gloves, Dress Trimmings, &C.,
&c, in great variety, together with
every description, kind and style
Of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at wholesale or retail cheap
er than can be bought anywhere
this side of New York.
Also, the largest and best select.
ed stock of
LADIES' AND GENT
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

NAVAL PRIZE yosgy -rsfzE soSEr FOR THg
tsnhing ssl eoiiwsfion oress ~ Valdez wifLAtU
~ fof. street rreos,n and - waer s're~i 'hsn~s
AIt~.fc-s Arpansa Hosio Branl'er. Bfoesiys b.a,ie
Ianbridse. Hinni VIVA. Bseon, sapier y ~ thssgDrrN
t.nneciicnt Camtrfdsr csnsn iAsga Dst De he ithss
Atn. isz I.mb~s" Cen o. ise 80. .ssn'"~s. v. 80
h~is,,.s sA's kanawss kn.asssf. k.isasssg i~ss
wtna. hohsst, wsrrrfs MenteyuafTs sss-sfh hrssti@
Nssts No ~ f~fnou. Nfr 10 lfHa. ho'shrfn b.ft NJ
Assrs, refebf o-saD Dstsf.fa fpAho.ias tssbtrt.
haanttr fArHrrst rrftr FalfaFI - iHta y gfet.
hofssftft spnft csfoins srafa y NftP "a s~@in .
nsaAnna. helHiuas faw frrts. NAr WTItfa NM"fes.
tsxsrorr. A. Lalis Ial~ inafFs 1Hi1- fsf is.
Nessbifsoo. ws.afts Uf,fs y iea Hsf.assts go -
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

THE cARrsR zoUAvE TROUPE AND rHs "ORIr
Il Aa Nav Ys. sns have
sqcsss q che popular .rous IL their
rs.reas.pi: = Isai.:. e Is: New ys,t Sunday Sst
a ss s Two Of 'is !ss g
waraly dis::. then s:y q =. the 'rOupes not tho Gar
'i.ndy ANDY one % our most y.lu.sle eore.gond.n..
g. % ss.' ss
<:
iisg :ass':a % ssi ~ ,rrs ":s
,ha, breirsn Of ihe pres. saia this
s he Isa sn sa Sss
respect and appreciation shown this star troupe OF little
..s
a.. r.ssl:cs he sss,s s
!sna and truly q Ss. ..fs.ag sh.r,.,sI
ss stssaea Inn IN 81 .ss eyss M sen sass;d ~
Se s' sI'.:
neve, seen SQUAD or eo,s,sny Of soldier. who could
equal esm 10 sssor Ss faFa a.S.r All siaa sf 'as
?. Va. q b, ner.eIs q Io. q. ,%,,ieos o. %, noes
ever eqaaea anl hs wenasSi ef
s;sg s., @G' q. s
s%sr%.r y ssy and IL i. .'Tn i.
aeo~piaon OF the term. And last bat by .eaDs hast
ssTs; 'Gs l. Nos ss ssy s
e.. sss ss s hs, q. 4. 1 @ s s9
wond.rfu aston ing per- hink tLey are
worthy Of honorable mention q. your paper
soi'cr Boy writing ron LogiyiLe, on the 2is', gs,s
the olowinz This week. the Carter Zounye rrolpe
were Kind enough orr sssstanr~. and pro.
rrigei break the dull fnonotory for -four nights
att least. Three nights have already PASSED away.
and the rood pcopie 81 Louisville have avssd them.
selves OF he opportunity % witnessing Csrtcrs
+ has been every nsE No troupe bs. ever given
better ratification 70 the public and they are indeed cniiri
20 the patronage hcy have received From sgnor Gnrd
down 10 he smallest In ,befoupc all do well that n
dI colt 20 sreak 81 any parcusr Mr. Carter te pro
p eor has endeayored 10 make his model and.
CAHrHq Z0rAfys-One of the test ironp.- that travel s
the Carter Tonaves, performing In this city ~
NAsoni Temple. Opthe orsnine night he srscio,s hail
well filed and the audicnc. nft might ihsn
that OF the preyious Tbs GrsnA Old rolxs concrt
rendered In s,ye that would have dons credit 10 older
heads The NockIng Bird song. with limitations.
cutrf In . N which have heard eguslled.
The zousve Dr which IL the peec,on o erar; and
lar moyepsut warmly reosred by the large sndenc
The ligbtnug ratiy sith which they .ssefs every
and we drilled company with sams
tbese children DO The whole embarrassment of
tie best have Witnessed and where all 20 we'll
Snpossbls for us 20 spczk Of partcslsr Ttose
OF our e,en, Who wish 70 ,~nd eassn snd Eroi,sbs
Garter Zonsre Troupe Masonic Tempo lsrrs and Is
tcgebt audience assembled 81 Masonic 1cmpe last night
wine the t<rfofmAncs OF this truly srorious trct~
sv~s rendered eminent ssisfscton s no siisnsivsiy
afysrtisrd umbus bat genulne. vel vsine ecmpsny ~
little sirs AMI yoIns ladies' whore zonayc dr aoas 10
worth the OF Afmisaon. 20 nothing cf the bau
ful tAilais and cyfnie and
gwen nightly. journal Aasuss 10. islh
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IIorEL.s.

.lARcELONA fiUT.L-A. CUYAs-3 sRENT JONES
ID hall blorE fFsu BrDsiway go3ms fyr FAINT
les 80 ior .iixe S.rtem.a Esitanr 20, hrssfts
ffnfu 20 u I-u b fas- 4 ~ algrt Sunf
t' ofiok '4nfoft Uetflfrsst : al.slt as.aul tthe
spi tne in~si i's csa.a n44il5 tAls
FyHfe.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Q. BAKER& CO.. AUCrIONEEEs
IL MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A A. A.

IL MA0NiFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
-, tomorrow Monday Oct. 96
~ the elegant res,enc OF BuTnhan ESQ., West Blk
'eenth street. between Fifth and xih aver tss.
sale to commence a Ul< o clock.
The auctoneer would call the particular attention his
TRENDS ana the pbc W this sale
she largest and richest assortment Of ou ehod
offered al auction this The furnishes
even months ago Tor the and II IL
ien order sale peremptory The house sale let.
Ioods must be paid for within 4S hours after the sale
me assas saas VII WI, commence IN the cnnG room-
Carved oak Bunet, Extension Table and Lnen solid Sill
ser are rch cut Gaas Ware E9eres Chns Dinner Set
VaI,e 49, i1pe Cniiefy Mirrors Ter and Mants Mrrors
seNet ana brussels Carpets. Co clez Rocking CDairs
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two magnificent Suts covered with French brocatel;
& lsoie satuary marble Secretary and bookcase
Hneu win satnwood superb eaood ttaycrcs with pate
% iiss mirrors Broease AMI Lare cftans Cornces Man
li0un carpets, Encoi.nures Cara and Chess Tables
Ebony kecepon Chars, covered with tapestry richly de,o
rated Seyres China Vases Oh Paintings by eminent art
lists, two Match Paintings by Colo; Assumption BY Lecard
Frut and Flowers, by kensett; Bronze and Marble Sta
'tuary, Ornou and Bronze Clocks
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
erior made by city makers; Canterbury
French cloth Cover and Stool csanbers Rosewood and
Hair and Spring Mattresses. Feather Beds Blankets and
Sheets Mirrors Counterpanes. Also o large
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED ny THE
Beard Of Supervisors examlne claims made agssast
re ec.ay fss asnaSes alleged 70 hsv. ben suasissd ~
gusnce o the rccrst rsota WI 6od meeting the cham
~ % u: Bosrd q syPsrytsors room Ne rciy jan %
folio~sss csses-
John Suiivas,
1homas ~ sbepkssd.
J. O'Br3rna.
fharie;,c VIA.
n. r. Lugsr,
Ch1rex pIsth.
Claimants viii be required tt~ owrsrsfr ~ 'hf
prop.ry dsrrsyed, the faeit IN relation " ia cssrpcon
aud the value of the property.
The above named psrsoss. win their -Epssses are
ELTJAu y rrRDY
JAMpF DAVIS a.t.s
sMirH ELY Ia, ''"'"'
ORisOS BrtsT.
Rnsftr e. Urrcsf~aT Ec.r,iary
NEw yons Oct. -. iscs
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ITsITgD sTArrF rAVY
v TTfkI nHNrg CffHr
mos. Il HFAFNArp
8 y 81 srfel az lmt.
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REvrAUnAxTs.

EsGLrsu rARrRIDsgs AND soLEs ros DissgR.
IL ~ Sonfsy-yor ssi@ ~ ii.h Hare. fsrffifrs.
fheAssats roti shrrnrs A aehBvy at rtlstef
fiea-s rco;st Osin.sL blssty~ tscf Dsu aaf t4.isl
fiigrrls. HfCl NHuaDs Arauf.
G. Nai-cu alC tsrs.f a Niilt sre.
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NgRs. ILuNgs ACADEMY or rHysIcAL cUI1uay.
lI - West Yourtsenth street -flght and Vocal Cyun'
nasrs Tor ladps gentensn and thidr~n Ciass~s eSn-
lscied ~ AnL T. h. Pomb and ksr roshss. Mr. O. ).
vUAHrgD-A GOOD PERFORMER on TnE HARr;
w ons accustomed IN siDgfne Irish melodies prrferrva
70 travsl with rsnorana o. ffrAad. Addrsss
USiah Dare. Beiissis jefferson conn'y. ~ ", W mall
stating tssms.
VVANTyD- voR rBg NEW AcADEsY or nrsfC
w Albany, ,.o sene Lsnvrs. r.. ~ n.ss ,lsss AZ
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OvHcE oy IIE STREET COMMISSIONER. sEw

" York, Oct ~ 1888
To costrsetor Proposals enclosed In sealed envelope.
cpdorsed with tbs title Of the work. and with the Of
tie bidder written thereon will be received this OIL until
II O'Clock A. ~. Tucstay, November lg ls3-
For building Gre engine and tender for use OF
y Engtne Company No. ~.
Yor budins now Gre engine and tender for use Of
Engine Company No. II
For building st~am fre engine and tender for use OF
Bngne Company No. ~
Kor building 6re and tender for use OF
EngDe Company No ~.
yor bull Iss tender for Engine Company No q.
For building tender for Hrem Engnc Company.
yor r.b.dsg steam Ore engine Tor uss Of Engine Com
New had sapss for NE II Engine Company No a.
Eshuhdng hoss ssvrag. for Cempsay Ne -
Blank forms OF togvther with the speoca0ne
and Gyrsensnta I'm b obsa1nsd q this oAcs.
DA'sd sss}.i R;2sss.Ss nss ysrs oesesss
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w Ola BROADWAY. 6ll
Opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
HENRY WOOD Proprietor, 10.
INCREASED ATTRACTION. MORE NOVELTY,
CROWDED HOUSES DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
By particular request, grand revival OF
THE PANORAMA
or TIE NORTH RIVER.
giving correct representation OF all intermediate points
from
HEwBURG TO NEW york
THE CALlTHUMpIANS TARGET EXCURSION
the fast sal ing steamer
NICK WIiIFFLHB
MONDAY October 1 and evening during the week.
WOODS NtNSTRELS,
THE STAR TROUPE or 1HE WORLD,
Chnriey Rox, Frank Brewer. A. j. Talbot, White e.
Honry, b. g. wAmbold, Lockwood. Glenn, achwcardi
Master Wood, lssaca Brohsrss HAslam Les, Lewis &c
The R.w Recrniis. Hamlet smigy McGiur.l The crsis
fsscssms Tsrsrs Rucarsio6 seamboai xposion xc xc
Doors open st quarter before TO nee al
quarter be Jove eight O'Clock Tickets 70 cents
E0ucg "A Grand Matinee.
Every Saturday Afternoon, commencing at sH olcock.
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
II Bonds r-
STATE OF OHIO
per cent First Morgase Bonds coupons payable iss Apr
aud LIST October. prncpa pay able m 1875.
limited number OF these securities for sae by the un-
dersigned.
Forfurther particulars apply TO
ROWLAND / AsPIEwALI
Sol
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SALES A., aucrroS.
TcDwAED sINTZEl;IcH. AuCTIoNEER
~ VALUABLE ooLLEcrIDh OF on PAIa

TTDwAEp sINrzEEIch. AuCTIoNsER.
" VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Oh PAINTINGS
b ID. W. IVES co. =
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EytSiN0S, October 70 and
by Fine Arts Institute. d25 broadway.
The colec ion includes valuable Modern Paintings
by American aud foreign artists OF repute embracing
Landscapes, Genre subjects Aarnes ID Scenes
torica Theological Fruit Flower and ject
them ha ing been painted order The oe are very
handsomely famed, and worthy the ion Of O.
and the public GENERALLY The works OF lhe
artists viii be found In the collection:
LEuTLE. sTEARNs, CROPsEY
LESLIE r. A., BOUGHTON, OERrEJ,
ulNIIkuTON, kDSSIrER, MiGhOT
j.. ii. GLASS, BRISTOL, INMAN
FREDERlCkS, MAkzOSI LAZARUS.
ARMSTRONG, LACROIX, MELBY
LuuiS LANG GOLDMAN. CAFFERrY,
MEuLiG; ScIU SSH LIE. BOUTKLLE
vxGhANbEhRf, SOMMER, VAN BEEST
MlLiEh, q, l. BROWN
OF THE DUSSELDORF SCHOOL
BAnER, c. M. wEBB, both.
HAHN, LILOTTE, KORDENBERu.
DEBRACKELEER SMETS. GERARD,
kOEkkoEh, ScIIAEP, CARABAlN.
DIDDAERf. VAN SEvERD0kCK
and many others OF the Belgian and Dutch schools.
The collection will be exhibition three DAYS before sale
from A. NJ TO lDP and catalogues ready Tuesday.
Catalogues WIN be furnIshed application theaucon
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CcRANroN COAL AT AUCTION. -orrIcg OF Til

CcRAEToN COAL AT AUCTION OFFICE OF THE
~ Delaware. Lackawsnna and Western Rsi,read Com
psny 50 William street Nsy York 0coser - 1865, This
"Wednesday October 2s 1873 At O'Clock at the rooms
change place, OF William street, which they
viii offer. fy Simeon Draper. Auciioneer, Twenty five
Thousand Tons OF fresh mined Scranton Coal embracing all
the sizes and deliverable their DEPOT
N j.. after the LIST OF November They will rcpes
such auction sales on or about the 10th q each month dur
ing the 1873 The sale will be positive Each lot
up VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder no bids in form
whatever being made for Of behalf Of the
Company Fifty cents per ton In bankabc funds 10 bs
paid nt the time and place Of sa and the balance in Ike
called within ten days thereafter coal taken
within thirty days from the OF unless
cation s obs!ruc,rd Buyers who wiah however have
additional thirty dnysfor taking the dekvery OF their
prchases bS making further deposit Of mn cent. per
cent viii m such DC chsrsr ~ 'se
from tho time stipulated for payment until paid; aud
cents the o. stocking
the coa!-bo IN BE- paid delivery OF order The other
conditions of sale Will be substantially those hitherto
cepcd by all by private contract OF coal deliver
able Eizsbethport far applicable The coal will be
delivered direct from the on their arrival from the
when from the stock. These
conditions win be modified 10 meet the wants ef
steamers. whose arrival cannot be definitely hxed.
JOHN BRI3BIN. Presideut
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

nErAnTNEST or fINAScE, BrREAu OF THE RE
TO TAxPAyERs-N6sicc In hereby given that The A..
sessment Rolls Tar Books Real Personal E.inte
the 1858 have delivered and that al
tsIes now due aud pay able 10 at this onoe.
Payments thereon be made ketwecn the hours OF A.
~ and r. NJ.
Deduction At th~srs,s ~ per cent per annur ealcu.
lated date payment the ist of Dcccmhr. VIII
be made all anes paid 20 the i Day Of sovcm
bcr JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
ocr D. Isss
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N ~ NICHOLAS CAsIsO.
guas, he NJ Nsheiss tis,si
TNfE NtUsfgicg-r " wrHsr NALL
tNs i.,rsst ssl 80 f~rnr sfs IL tsr~fra
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The New York herald., 1863-10-25
GUHU Ta0I WGK
ArIs'S " 71EN'rs.

ArIrsE7I-Nrs.
OLYNriC THE ArRE
- Lessee sna Mama MIRA John Wood
riSijN,i,8sr SIop;6is s,i1sns; GAasEa
BnoUGHhms sxrRAyAoAszH
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rocahoNrAs.
Kri Ta e toxPSST ss n r SAs
eSSmmeneewith the highly successful new comedieA
MY rREsERvER
bgs,vy bBary WALKER ,Io,asS: ssdey Brown
Doors open al: COMMENCES at7X.
box DOOR 'PfT hGR p%fs N Abvses secured
the manasemsns has to with regret that
THE LAST WEEK
THE RxroS 81 MERRIxnxr
and Of the for the of the popular young
Anew r|SpSS Goxio & GFasKE FH5anAnnn.
Fun
Fun,
JOHN s. CLARKE,
who ts nightly received by
CROWDED HOUSES.
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
- DELIGHT. .
ON MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 26
THREE GLORIOUS COMIC CHARACTERS.
JEREMIAH BEETLES.
BABES IN THE WOOD
For the frs time.
Also as
THE LION
IN the highly successful peculiar piece OF nouscnDa
THE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL;
THE LION or THE HOUR
And for the first time In his wondrousy comic impcrsoua-
ton OF
TIMOTHY BROWN
In the screaming farce OF
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.
Doors open at 7; performance at TX; closcs
al l0H, - "
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

NEW YORK THEATRE,
IN Late Waaek corner Broome street and Broadway.
POSITIVELY LAST FOUR NIGHTS
OF the great
MARTIsETTI AND MARZErTT FAMILIES
Monday Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday.
MONDAY EVENING,
Grand Change of Programme.
For particulars Monday Herald.
Norick-Wednesday evening AMI last night but one for
the
BENEFIT OF
NINE. MARDETTI AND NILE DE6IREE.
Doors open at o'clock; performance commences ata
Seventh avenue leave the door cry Ave minutes
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

f11 AMERICAN THEATRE,
H1f. BrOADWAt
SUCCESS BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT.
NEW STARS NEW STARS
aREAr sIASDARD VARIETY THEATRE.
whih holds IL n.asgried sssy, y,,,,,
TO HOUSES CROWDED FROM fAkQUEr TO DONR.
MONSTER. NOVEL AND Hnrgp ENTERTAINMENT.
Embracing in s vast aud yarsf changes,
ALL THE oLNs OF
PASToNfME. PAfcK BALLET ,osEDr OrvRA.
VAuDENI LIZ, ~ nLkhQuE. GYNsAHIIcr, YrlII
OPIAS MIssTRkL LsY PLAhrATiDs tLLus
TlATiOSs, sEsriMEsTAL and COMIC yoCALIsa.
SCENIC DISPLAY. Is.IHt AtsIAL aLnlC
LOCAL klrEAYAUAsLAs. A., &C.,
THE xANxoru cozmSArroS rnouFR
First week Of ua enss-euisaiof -
NJ 7. I. DO*Af''T.
VIII W apr~sr n The coutr lbs. fuNtird
MORE BLusDEnr 4 OsEi
rnE infsBxASh sHA toEn.
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Old Melbourne ~ Hart
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