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immortality in Richmond.

Ihe Rlcnmond correspondent OF inc
Knoxville Register says:
The evils incident to revolution are in
this city developed in their worst aspect
Citizens of Richmond are not affected by
them, but the crowds which eongregate in
the Capital, of both sexes, give abundant
evidence Of the rapid progress Of social de-
moralization growing out of the unhappy
condition Of our country. / cannos say
more, without saying too much, and can
give you no adequate conception of the
looseness Of moraly that is becoming preya-
lent among those whose necessities open the
gateway to all vices. Gambling, such as
would startles Aabitaes Of European water
ing places, is not the worst of the moral
calamities that has befallen Richmond.
Not only do the Faro banks attract 'sde-
positors" from civil and military classes Of
society, but men who stand high, at least
officially, above Congressman and Major
Generals, nightly resort to the magnificent
gambling hells of Richmond I,have Wis.
tied such establishments. in. Eastern and
Southern cities, but .have entered none in
which the spirit Of utter recklesspess was
SO strongly betrayed as in those Of this city.
The vice Of gaming contracted in the army
over an s.innocent game Of old sledge," !"
becomes the absorbing passion of the game
ster in the Faro banksof Richmond. The
hope of sudden wealth, the Unsuitable love
of excitement, the desperation resulting
from the loss of fortune by the calamities
of war, the destruction Of social restraints,
and the absence of those which wives and
children throw about men, have all com.
bined to fill this city with reckless gamblers
Women from all the States and cities of
the South visit Richmond. They would
reach the army, and often 6nd it impossible.
They have not anticipated the vastness Of
the expenditures to which they would be SUBJ
jected. Their very necessities suggest a
course of conduct which it is needless to
portray. Penniless, helpless, unadyised,
unrestrained by the presence Of those to
whom they are known, they resort to means
of securing assistance Of which at home
they would never have dreamed. Religion
is stranger among the floating population
of Richmond. Sunday, in this city, is the
day Of high carnival for all vices. Patri.
otism might well weep when beholding this
aspect of the moral condition of the Capt.
tai Of the Confederacy.
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.etTEAM MILLS FOR SALE

Tho undersigned offers for sale in exchange for
NEGRO PROPERTY his STEAM MILLS in the Town
OF Yorkville s. G., directly on the KINGS MOUNTAIN
RaJI, ROAD. The Mills consist OF WHEAT and CORN
MILLS. and n CIRCULAR SAW--the whole driven by
BOILER and ENGINE of FORTY HORSE POWER,
with WELLS and PUMPS 10 supply with water and all
red will he sold atone :. S. J. KUYKENDAL.
Afnrnh III
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OFFICE A. @. M.

CHARLESTON, >. G., Uctouel Isl, 1o0~'
MR.. J. G. MILLER is appointed
Iy4 Agent of this Department, for the purchase OF
FODDER and CORN for the Districts of York and Chester
Planters desiring sell will communicate with him,
through the POST OFFICE, At Yorkvile, s. Carolina
Farticular attention must be paid to the PACKING. No
WATER must be used great loss 10 the Government was
experienced last year, Fodder being improperly packed
90 -, MoTTE A. pRINGLE, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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YORK WARBLE YARD.

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the citizens OF
York and Chester Districts and the adjoining counties o
North Carolina that he is fully prepared supply every ar
tcle in the MARBLE LINE Of the highest style Of finish
and At reasonable prices.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens of his work
NAV be always the Yard, nearly opposite The GEN
oUIRER" PRINTING OFFICE, and few doors North
Of aStowe,sn Hotel
- An work win be edelivered at any point on the Kings
Mo,intair, Railroad, FREE of charge.
lie is also prepared TO furnish ORDER IRON RAILING
OF any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, &c.
- .y -, IN = In
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OUTHERN FIELD & FIRESIDE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ADVANCED TO
"a PER YEAR.

ssstseeess -. -,
nWTN{T to a further advance IN the
III 49, - 80 - a., ,,;. MI, ,ron onr spnnIv the
=. pans, anu nnnnn ,s,, Rom and affer the
5oPtietns ~ ss S ,h ItEIn AND FIRESIDE
~ ',s ~ - =. so;,n,a ~. p'sss " 'e
,s wns '1 Tvs ~ suuo,r n,sn ,,e,r 49, 50.
Ei poi . oi,s y s,,: saI =. = : : " -
Sot ~. =, :. ii ad No s,hscrin,ons re-
sNo aeaucuos h. ~ p,, as,srS ,v,i he allow
eeipedl icss slia, sla ia,u.i'' -
eaZo per cent. q neseioy. @ e. .a - ,t ,je manor az
ineIeassM eSe,uons VIII pe use" " hi'N' "o p"p' -
traciive., Inc caan,Ss ~, :, usrry
sssTHE ERAND0LpASVf Vf hANDVLfn HILLS nh1A'
,yiII be i, the Iaf number Back numbers,
ainp mis- interestine r0ance, can be supplied In the
same Sumber viii be commenced the thrilling Prize Nov
eIrtte on Z 80 = - -
TNFAIA NOR GAN
s5-, q si-1-s.- - S--s.-l7E. :, - :.
-..t5Ss OR
THE LOST WILL.
-, .a,,-, ,,,,h.r, of tho ,.ner and
TBS VIII run tnroasn seyela inoes y. u pI, p amu
VIII be accompanies py otigha = aiss' s d a ,
hy the oest writers "a te = ,i,d nj ,hose WISH
o. paper can Ue,iiaa, tne eaLVh p 40 ysi r.
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cy,. compared WISH cotfon, :is nearer sna
truth than It's value compared with the gold
now IN TINS M country euH S..:
a mo,,o,,;ss. s,,,e,,,,., :.
go 6. 80 ,,s..'-a
W. s0lssssus Wy 'yu s'use = y :
fesuruea Yoiunsest: ase,
ISL was 10 the hospital as nurse, Tor g
.ons ame. sa'a ae, sano assisted ln tax .
lus oh ',es, anu aaless,lg ~. ssorta g:
Woaaus. Das sug na.usas su.ng l,sssa gag
saa !, 'ane - .AalI - 6 tlsa a,. s,s
:. @ .ais - 9a'u uou Was snAe 'sn I nen
~ ,0.a ue. {, 80,
ass !. soaus nso, 4, sao ~ s, nao : severe ''
Mpalu 1,a, : .u.sne sn'su us pa.' pAsssa coos
p,ese'y ,mlou - anu auap pasaslSe q Wes necsss
saay a Lus ..Mg gss eus, " s. s'oae e sne
10y, ~, sss : .,,s ~, : sassl os P ~ y sssMsu
sa,, s,a.,.ss pss,l seeS l01y U.s Z sas
s5a ssa :. 80 ~. =. ..ss -
-, -. !. :, s. j y u 4, IS
-. - = -. :. :. s z. se
50 sol 80 - s.1o. e,sa sus gpss ss.oA ~
.u. laas e.ea v ugssn ~ Delose " o0uia ls
ss.,s ss.s .aAsu =. us :na,'s & so.s -
yaa aa y. .h.a. ,asv..,s i S..n IS s ~.
49,. ,s.h. ..,D ...a ..,s 1919 suss
@ nSss1s J, Z "a, ss1s g -
pas'la llss Seu = spvAe !; = = ,ns
Lssaa s : s,..S aa.us .as Il, ss.ss s1ss
- e, N, ~ -, :, p,.ss,s -
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Transient Boarding.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS. sLO-
IL Gated himself few doors North of STOVES hote,
and Is prepared accommodate all that may favor nlm
with call. His TABLE shall be furnished with the SUD-
sanilals of lfe well as PROVENDER and Stablng for
" w. P. McFADDEN.
Yotkvie. April 8. 1883. IA 5m' -
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY

sss YORK DISTRICT.
FOR Duionor Sale of Red Estate Of James a. Nc Garter,
sE+z& eeeased.
sJames L. McCarter, Applicant Christopher L. H. Nc
Carter Heirs Law Of James A. McCarer, deceased
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
L Robert NJ. McCarter, John G. McCarter, and Harett
McCaner widow of David z. McCarter, deceased, and
the children of said David z. McCarter whose names are
nnsnon me, defendants In above stated case reside
without the limits Of this State.
10 the division or sale of the Real Estate Of james A MIC
Carter deceased on or before the 18th day of June next
or their consent TO the will be entered OF record
- J. A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
March d u Sm
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IN EQUITY---YORK DISTRICT.

Jno. d. Maclean, Erecutor,l
= rs. Bill for sole Of land s Negro
Robert Patrick and others. }
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Robt. p. Bigger, John Mlen and Selma, his wife,
lanes Brser Thomas Davis and John Davis defendants
In above stated reside beyond the limits Of this State.
n Is therefore, on motion of Williams and Beatty, Com
painants Solicitors ordered that said absent defendants do
appear aud pead answer deur to the Bill filed In this
case within three months from the publication of this no
tice or said Bill will be taken pro conesso as TO them
fS7K) WALTER D. METTS,
" Commissioner In Equity.
Eohr,or1 1s 1864 3n
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cause we have little or none Of it. II, for
instance, we measure our currency BY cotton
Or other values which we haye; and which
are the equals Of gold dinahs marketa;of the
world, we shall fnd that one dollar four
currency here is worth two dollaraof gold
in Europe. That Is, the cost Of q bale .of
cotton here, With the freight and risk of
capture added, would be worth twice the
sum in ,Eueope. The value Of onn curssn-
cy, compared with cotton, Is nearer sha
truth than its valus compared With the gold
now In this country. g
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lAWEG to further advance in the
price OF paper and the limit put upon our supply the
Proprietor respectfully that from and after the
Isl Of MARCH, the price OF the FIELD AND FIRESIDE
,ylll be as follows :: 49, ar-s t--
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
RAlIROAna.

HUDSON KIyEH RAILROAD TRAINS Yox All.
~ hany, Troy, The Norsk ana west Chsabsrs street
stf and ID 4. NJ. And StA and 1914 y - and sun.
days 81 sD r. NJ frun fhirtish ssseeA Tctets be
prorured a any of Ne oncea Of wESrO0Trs kxPRkSs
Ieass 70 all roinis NE rosd and "a hsarsion Springs
NAV YORK. HARLEM AND ALHAnr RAIL.oAD-
Az I..rs wA leave Twsnty su.A srcsi espoa for ANsay
1879 a. ~. stopping Al wifims ridge whls PsiaA poa
ford crotpn via And statona sorh 70 Ahasy snx
With Central and northern Railroad or seysioss snd 81
Ecints nevsA and v~si. vr erutou vsila sfsA ~ ror
Whhe rainA eIs 10 A -, ~. sin asd bP ~ spd e.ii
fron White street tepoL FOR winhnsti idg~. sl 10
AEaAA 10 eBP. - Croton rAn. whss iiAia~
srs tn,ns 4 AZ .is,en ~ ~ pa,ss
Cnsihsm - Crct?p vAhs nsaford whns Plans ana
wn,pssas's1Sf.. Doser Rnns, s,1 A ", s.oesax a. ~
ITA NJ CrosS tshs 1bv PAIN. and wifiispar,ss.
tans stop ~ ~ s,ason fupdsy esenrsfon inr si hsAf
isrs ses s.oios fsi. e a. ~ sioTyeg a. AL staian.
sssep s2n.vNei for wnisnsbrids, eis " "a ~ s..d
,. .opasE q ~ stations e. wh,,s Pas ~ ~ =
A y ~itisr .trids. Cd N Is x w. if's .ic So
" white pisirs ard wssfarshsifrr trssns s.gp s,ai
ssson. Crion raissP ~ s'oprns :, 81 stations north
y ana a. I" ""''m''je5iis j5iis arRcmLL, sss.raas sAsp,
NTgw YORK AND PA siffHo RArLRoAD.-LgA'.Ea
N Neg rorh "a James sP ferx sna thirty fvurs ssre~,
larry sf6 r. p =. III. 2, q 2. 6sndf " r
LsYss ~ al nx ~ !. s.lusi 80 3 WIN
~ p-op Tuestays sn5 rrlfaYs sfst~s sgh ir4.n
raves rossing |. N " ~ ast from ~ fyafts s1est
6wT susf.h
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sUR RsiTuR

A N EfyaAHr AssnarsEAr ~ no "a HOLD yuR
man - sss 81 ksssps. l~--~1 flsysvrts ss-vinx
-. ss.sfs,' v.... rf,.s.- 49,. 49,. fs,.t
"a. Nl,a. n s8Vs cAsa1s ssss cxff~ts Ts g...L
s.A eRessht oa sss fsv~ivs - ~ w-s rvsssy
iAilf ~et as~s hiih sseana xiBDLnrUs
L,,EsfTUus. caRYEfr. BpoyH rksrnLErs AND
L4s~~ s@mxst Zoe sAss, 81 IL sgis A~sw~~a
nstA NHs n nth wss~.s gAsss SO ~ agsssWae
ksa "a - Ceu4ss-s cy~sts. fss asss
L.frsfrr.E LgDEfsg 1f.Ae9yS rIrrEERWrs
Feaatus sss ottsf htassss~rtax sr<Ae~ ehes-f Nsn
-hsrxt VAransa sra sstssswt rs@s ~sw@f ~
rAlNag y " sNLukA =. 81 aY~erg -sfw~~a NtNetss
AL ugas ssxe@s. f1rnatstv - se4is
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
DAnCINa ACADEMIES.

r, yDowt WALTZ ssD ak yaEniOsAgLE paA@Rs
~ tsggtt rrrf-ss - sI ~ s lss.as - "a rrate
swlfHNfmffn ths ssFgv tNMn FtMfNf ~ .t ~ "a
Ass ~ ~ - vsass ~ rAaasseh ts-ft vtNAE,
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
SALES At AUCTION.


CHERIFrs sALE-RIoHARD wALrERs AUCTION
~ eer will sell Monday July half past O'Clock.
4 as West Forty second sres The nIgures Of Packing
machine, &c. JAMES LYNCH, sheriff
ANDREW L. BrRsE Deputy sherid.
The above sale is postponed until O'Clock A. NJ en-
Saturday, July li-Dsted New York, July q. lsS
HM4 JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff
The above sale Is further Postponed until eleven O'Clock
1865. =
oe JAMES LYNCH, sherir
CHERIPF's sALE.-RIcHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
~ eer VIII sell ON Monday. July Is. ut ~ O'Clock the f-
lures and contents Of Liquor sssre 40 Graad street
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
JOSEPH CORNELL Deputy Shertn
CHERIFFs sALE-RIcHARD WALTERS; AUCTION.
- eer win sell Tuesday, July IA at III O'clock AT -
East hne old Branies ana Jamaica
Rum. quarler pipes brandy and other Lfluors
vyyM Writer'S AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
w day at oclot, at 45t Canal street by virtue OF
chi tel NOR gage Paror Suits In Brocatei Pier
GLASSES Manle 6asses Cen.re Dining and Tea Tables
Etsgeres silver Ware. China Dnne and Tea ss neiyes
Tapestry Three Ply ingrain and other Carpets 0ncoths
naho French and Cottage Bedsteats air MAttrcsses
Beds Bedding Dressing Bureaus washstands; Toilet
China Glass Stoves Tn Wood and other Wares BY order
OF Mortgager. Al tat M-HI4 ef1 be-
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

lfTTsBUR0 ThEATRE -LADtt1s AysED' az sTTpvps
II ~ishing fof Tho siovs eatra 0Hsulsy
sg3Yt MIA August vii - a q
scsn toe hours VI yAn1 ~ a. EAfm . Hss n
W. HEaDERsoa
u,HI COOLEST RESORT ~ raY CRY fs ruE
iOn.e gOrggrNs Free RNx. sf.~Ee, sfr~@, -
tween 1r-ens .si hrfeer isF1sht 10 ssmiref p.ast
saa aist MI AAnyeish WsA@F w "A sud tBny Ghsf.
YIELD Ffopris'0f
IIoUsE or Commons. swksT foUsTos srREEr-
Ii TIE on 10 ana Le1 va hr ~ w. ~ warta on
bsnaf ~ NJ heslgn 2. hfSayn' h~ r@t~bfat@d hnrous
viii be pfeparrI this kont.yl gy alny " t.rk 1 - 80,
tss Robert spsllh spv u M. tf a. ~ ~.
tistH-sr dry preferred Man u.gu.. ,..a, Al -.
r~uat o,u 1natfon " tAls ~s.sM .h,nrnt , =. u
lnciialas Guy Rsasr, Eaton ,hs ibsrs Ke@sls Ac =
GREAT AZ sioBoLAs AZ NO
NJ gndrt the - N ehoin. Hotel
wv bLI ihh III. SkARD BrgLER,
can Ia Heard. SAsf no h~afA ~ -
OLD 10y EsfEIu
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

D6wssROxpRr TICKETS wsxrYD-Ar Ia ugwygR
Il street, rr~ s0or est ~ th~ rowrry ~ii ,sy rae
fss pr or trssis of Di~words watfhss b~ns
sls Dry Goods and CosAsr los 81 Oysrpy&as ss1sd.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
A USE M sc MS.

AMUsEmENrs.
W"''' 'SSsSf SsfRtS sa.sq s4yFsgs sssga.!r ro'.4ru
COMEDY coxrAsv.
0'''' - '''''ss' MISS EnrLy rnoaSg
M NAM SMITH
- 4. LEAH rms n i Sl;sass lssssHsl.L
ss wrisa @ Ss 90 S iSas'ss ssns.sy Sss
LEAH. THE FoRsooK
ses % ~ s.s, s:i .aa a.a t Mar, sss: ss
f e hac'S & ~ .,oci remark hir H. rsa,.ss
fa'Ser ,g Abraham. fami''ary Known a'o'a
Father Lonsn. Rudolf. papa Mr. b Scr,a
ias ia,.a Cli pe,y pislacf ai = r.r."e. ' j.
:, !, ,.,,..,as - =. SFS S.fniiUfsag III 70 = .
srsorns y y ssasIsy saals o2sSr. 2sb isclpxsrs
Acr - koenr The harp, Village uresn oon v sntosaa
q: s:s,. sST nS
s.s.s s.sIs Z; s
2-E,s % q LeaG aoms, KsaeIf srss
oser a.lsss IL, overs 900 @ ana i Saa a,s
T. s s Y 'ss a. rss ssa s.s, 49,.
d sesH Lea. sas as@. us Ga .s 4. ss.as +. .
curosiu-~ Return OF Leah fron, raid upon
Iirobe We coming. Father Abraham, nine hus.
drrd tho zanG atrong" Tie PORK Offering Ham head,
cheese horrf Jew shnA indignation Of Leah Quatiaa
Cnclnnaiti Esnani." Tho blind Nathan
cognirs, him Tie blind ds Nathan spoaAa hts
taDeau, AMI grand dist lay Of nrcworKs
Ar 2scene "A period Of i've minutes 10 supposei 10
espse between the brat ami second Farm
fafi new by Gssperd haei.r. Tho County Seal u
hsaalrn. The hnppy aud hetsy briir mo Cards 'rhe
saAios Dan - aad kingipm cJmns" Irregular Duct,
breaks up Keappcaancs ~ Leah n,lle tnoss
IaDea1. scene "a susilng Isnaa ape Tue potor
this IL he contributes. TO the harmony o N. evening
'salc Come pp ' and other lively sslliss mo Tab.
aui Scene JA period supposed ~ ciApse Due noues
VAL lie given of the capsina OF The cnlpp and sem eosn
1he three generations. Madsiana. pretty pfstrr hpants
In tho horizon INah W iiaeilns die.. pursued ~ hs
fais Nsk drm0ral4ed touching Interview aud Ewei
her Family gro.l. Rudolf. .i.anAsanA Halt ntus
more Inah With ON thrown In Heart rcning lnerssw
with infant child What 10 name, ittNr drsrf"
I4ssh, Ike N ehC t,kes N'.ob-ncr Daring feat ~ us
Iroadyay slaf they arres, the party of soHrs.
Tho slan fosl The haschi-b bpri.d Grand ieeobliis
HAPPINESS LYING AROUND Loo.K
The performance % with Tho brilliant come
delta (never acted her-l
CALIFORNIA DIAMoSDs,
Mr. Kerr Muigeon..... ..,..,.tt,t. Mr. setrhrn
MI Danby syinrs VI -
~ hsshy ~ sa.a
Mr., Kerr Mudsron msss nmsy ihofus
Mrs Dsnby syme' hrs ~ r o,s'as %
Door. open a I O'Clock. perforasnes. commence At
4uaftcr before bocock. . -
MOI oaioe open from "a y ,ilItPx
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

MANHOOD AND TEE vf0OR on YOUTH RESTORED
IVA 10 four weeka - DR. kIcoRDs Essspoe of Lifs-
DR. Msord Sf Parish after u earnema cssssion-
has a nssh secsdsa % the ursen. nee, he Am.r
sse of bic va'uci highly pred Es-nss " Lire This
wondcrful ss~nt viii manhood ~ the mod shattered
eoostuts0s whether srising from eG~rts of
csmse nssarai The nns re,arsi 70 snfe the
four and N used Accprdlw1
70 the prnff nsruenns (Which sfe v-y sup~ failure
This mfe Restoring remedy shoaid
Enoweeed by nsdsca rrees discovery
in as. a. certain a. that sslence cverhfows xno
f NJ -. qnantsss IN ors fos
40 and viii BE- sent 70 any part cas~s packed rrsip,
70 accredited JfIlIp an,
az froome street door wesi on proadway Y.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

Cyo CLEMENTs AUCrIoNEER-J JENKINS
" VII sell a. auction ~ ltDi Bro.dway on Wea9s. .dsy,
bankets The above afiices can be at any Time
hefnra the nAlc.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

NAVY nRoEERs II.ggrs ~ HcuAssD og ciOru
i 49, Dl.m0mSs iyFv srgss, Je~s4f a. @Fxs ~
49, 9s'a 81 rpsnss a. tfe n ssrs Of VI ISAe
tSnsi ono LBFfg Ci srvonx sgc<<
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
A UCTION NO1ICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF
a THE EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
DISCONTlNUIKG HOUSEKEEPING.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLU ri iKNIfURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS.

n SUPEKBIY1 CARVED m
RICH CHINA, SILVER PLATE CARPETS, &C.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER
VIII sell This tMontay) afternoon O'Clock precisely.
all the superb and costly Furniture. Paintings saary and
WORKS oCArt: elegant Drawing Room Suits French Plate
Mirrors Velvet Brusses and lngrain Carpets So contain.
the elegant reside 81 West TweLtyirst street,
Seventh The auctone.r ca Is tie special
tention the public this sale beng the largest aud
richest OF Husehold Furniture offered
tion this The furniture all made order
the ant in perfect order Full particulars
be found Ia catalogues at time OF sale No postpone
men Cartmen in attendance .M
A UCTloN sALE-ON THURSDAY, JULY Is AT lrk
IN o'clock, the Maycock Far Wi,lAmsbrdgc In the
town Of weschester quarter Of mile from willamsbrdge
Stat Westcbester county, New York Of about ftv
OF acIes Of Oorn Oats and P0at three Horses
and Wagons six Cows and Calves new Hay Gutter
over 20 Trees pples and other fruit Uhrftages
Harness &c six HoSs large Newfoundland Dog Goat,
Harness and Wagon, Bells Hoes Rakes and Farming
s . q general os, ther with alsree aoment Of House
tvcy TO the highest bidder Deposits required Trains
leave the Harlem depot Twenty sixth street, at K A. M
Jor lliams dge Sale sitivr. shne WILLIAM
WiTTERs auctionee Office A6< Canal street, N. Y
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

RIO LADrHs MS. II MuhH5E. RLEcrnfciAN. rE
uAG
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UorIoN NOTICE. SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
lie Dronartv ~ q - ..dv yoty,Q IN Europe


S4tE
Over S1 lols 81 haad.Sas %' EssasaIs
Aasnaesn rosewood Rs chin. and SILVER Ware a
Is al o ocoes the content. the large is
West kghth street tCnil panel hewee Fth and Axtn
most OF il vas order for the pesep, BY cole
braed ely and used but seven months The whole
duocmsss a6a e pa5Nshb Nb n.wrSa ROOM FURNITURE
Three bsaatfai solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits covered In rich French satin bro ael and reps;
Ire aad Pier Ta5e. Easeres Corner and Ioos stands
day Bronze Clock rich China and paran Vases
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eesant Instrument. with round corners beautifully
strung O &sD sfSn DiSisG i ROOM 90 octave
satin dea,nsi Bedslead Bureaus washssaads
sSa f IN .a saa @
fets rich French China Tea Sets ruby and engraved Ca
Casters, Tea Table spoons fine ivory Cutlery
~ Cash deposits viii be required Of every purchaser
or ship goods for purchasers. .,t-4 tr n.l
A c, BAKER 4 CO.. AUcTIoNEEFs.- AUCTION NO.
ucc Mortgage sal Of elegnnt rsi class Furniture
denoe 90 West Sixteenth street. between and siah
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French rst Pisrad Maasi I,rrors Ca Chan
terbur Music Books Centre Tables marble .op Velvet
supr5 sk Candida
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and rnsy aSd wsn Dressing
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