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UCTION NOTICE.
"A d. D. CAULKINe, Auct oneer.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIR
pfA NOEnSrR SIfVKR PI,A TE Ic

THIS DAY (Satufiay), OCT. II,
Al the riivite residence 26 West Fourteenth street.
Eighth avenue
Commencing at 10Y O'Clock A. n.
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the house The
elegant Psrnr Furpiture made order and is solid
The VITO will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash, Offering extra Inducements 10 purcansers
Elegant rosewood octave Panoforte with all modern
bass rich Stool covered
IN satn and embroidered Cover three elegant full Suits OF
rosewood faIor Furniture In rich orocade and satin rose
vases &c also msgni collection OF Paintings,
Turkish and Easy Chairs In fine reps; rosewood
Centre and 81 10 marble Tables, richly carved
Chamber Suits, IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved BedealA Washsands Sofa Beds, In fine hafrcoh
ten Hair Mattresses from ~ TO 20 pounds. made TO
order. in excellent condition
Dining Room Fnrnture consisting of Hne oak Extension
Table Chairs, silver Ware rich CAfna Ivorg and
Silver Cutlery Forks, Spoons &C. with heavy Cut and En-
grAved Glassware OF every description. No posponemen
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EEo. O HAyDOcK, AuCrIoNEER; ;.LAR1E SALE
N OF Frcnoh China aud French and Bohemian Glass by
ROBERT HAYDOCK on Thursday Oct % at 10 O'Clock. s
his saiesrooms No IUl Liberty street French Chns--A
ware Dinner and Tea sc,a rich Vases Motto Golfers Ac
French and Bohsmian gas-a srse s.sor'mens sve' rr
Baskets KnveI &c.; 400 packages Kerosene Chmneys.
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aALEs AT AUCTION.

M DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEEg, WILL SELL THIS
1. day al l0 O'Clock at saesroom. 70 Nassau street
general assortment of Household Furniture. Carpets Mir
rors Stoves raror Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
Sc The whole will be found worthy the attention oil house
keepers and dealers
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largo elegant Eng basement brown stone House aud
Lot tho westerly side OF Fh between Seyen
teenh aud Eighteenth streets, and known No 2t II 10
dued ap with every convenience necessary ~ nfs
ventilated faults hne stable and coach house IN the
with entrance Eighteenth street. and all throughout IN the
condition Lot 32I no This splendid house.
aud occupied Residence b. The late Pr VIM
B Moaat who spared In rcnfcrugt the hand
soonest and most complete, IA u the most comnodous OF
s clas. Ia the city The iresco DECORATIONS are ost caoo
xues Also OF Furniture to DO Included Ia the
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The New York herald., 1863-10-17
nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, AuCTIoNEEK,
A. No. III NASSAU STREET
SPECIAL SALE OF SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD

nAvID d. EGAN AUCTrONEE1 WILL SELL. THIS
~ at two O'Clock at f35 Canal street, Furniture
rets Ac consisting OF Ilgran Three ply and Velvet Car.
pets EStension and other Tables Lounges Sofas ccd
cc,-, 9-,. se. vu,er Gas fistgres UT
LosAAs casses Pictures &C Also 10, OF CeRay yss'
lars Pans scaes Decantnrs xc
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A UCIIoN NoTIcE;mwM;; Trying, AyycTIoNEEn

~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAHpETS, &C.
CLINTUS Il. OSGOOD. will sell on Monday, October ~,
e D o'clock at the alesroom 6s Cedar street Household
furnure consisting OF Aubson Velvet and Brussels Car
pets Hemp Ingram Carpets and Rugs, Door Mats.
and Secretary Suit Of rosewood Furniture IN figured broca
Cabinet with SO drawers carved black walnut Ex
Tabs Parlcr Suit crimson brocatc rosewood Eta
gsres black walnut Rockers, Easy Chairs small Billiard
f.be with Balls Cues &c Faro Table Library Bookc.ses |
iet Tables marble Washstnncs and Basns Sewing Ma
chimes Cottage and Iron Bedseads Hair usk and Straw
Feather Beds Pillows. BolsteIs Palases
seat Armcl.irs kitchen and hall Oso.hs Bureaus. French
plato Pier Mirror, 72xS6 Kitchen Tables, bnameled and
Iron Ware. Stone Jars, Demijohns Tin and Glassware,
Crockcry Hose and Pipe. Kitchen Ware &C.. with which
tho sale wall commence
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uExRy n. LEEDS 4 CO.. AucrroxEERs.
I'LL lfOUsEHOLD FURNITURE.

Household Furniture. removed for conveniencs OF
sale CONSISTING o. nrus.e. and Ias,s,n csrgs. cared
ior mahogany and boswood marble top Drssang Bureaus
sofas Thas hsircloh; wood marble Top Centre
Tables mahogany Tcc Tscs In haicoh Cottage SUITS
Also rosewood square and upright Pianos b. cele
xl.o two Billiard Tables. with balls markers. 10.
uIorHL PROPERTY 81 NEW yopK.-THE LEASES.
III business. GOOD viii and Furniture Of the Everett
House will hc sod at publ; auction on he premses on the
Corner ot ronrtn avenue sna tnon Isee on wednest.y
the 2tsi day of October next NJ twelve O'Clock by order
IN. Court Tie kverrt House fronts on Union
sqrarr and in oil Its 4 yos n I,a's s,osn.y
srrT. - 1888 s. wall street. New YORK
IL PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER or TIE SUPREME
sixnr' lscsycf Of lhe Artisans bank will sell Al the
Ixrhas Sacsoonls III broadway. New York the
ioh Day q uoesr isoA q y eeo nogn by A. Beecs.
youny sold st pa, ate sale. 70 Wit
Apecr ~ land situated the Of Casetou, county
the jrnsaa OF The n bnond and dc Glove roads conian
ss ssss s sas sss ss s s FsJg% gscrss r formerly
o,rs. q' - g srssgd s,s sSs'sd 81 & II ,h town q
dsn1uithef on a man entitled MAP OF property near
sap landing. staten Island Anewn ~ tie noyd plae.
oee III ne cerk Of ilchmsnd coiDiy" BY ihs number.
io. number inger lcts numbered eftrsix,
-s sliy aud part q oi numbered one hundred
IN a. the rsat ttc and Interest of the unscrsrned as
recuUct said Tank 10 tho lots on he abo map numbers
fhrls slx forty forty hfcc foryyn any, nfry folr
hny seven. ~ ~. ssyhiee seventy one seventy three,
iv XII ~ T.h us ant interest o. said receiver
iot % Lam IN tie Niuih ward % nv o. Broo<yn str.
aet he soutbery rie ~ Monroe street, 10 westerly
wv" fiEyRY @ TANNER.
Rccclrer q ne Artlras Bank, 81 Wei street
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. & Z. C. FOPB,
supslintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
WO OLRN COOP
Consisting Of Plain d Fancy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

MssHrs. P. Thatcher, Jr., and 7. n. Bond
the Committee on minuts-guns and bells,
Messrs. Butts and KestinR; MssSrs. Stevens
and Roberts, the Committee on carriages ;
and Messrs. H. B. Payne, Peter Thatcher,
Jr., Fayette Brown, G. B. sentsr and c. W.
Noble, the COMMITTEES on arrangements with
in the church. These gentlemen all worked
most effectively. because they worked most
earnestly. To them the thanks of the city
are due.
The beauty and taste Of the drapsry and
decorations in Council H all, upon the hearses,
&c, Is to be credited to the experience and
care Of C. Busch, Esq, of the Academy Of
Music, assisted by John N. Sterling, Jr J.,
and Mr.. G. H. Stowell.
The selection Of Marshals Of the day was
an excellent one, and under their supervision
the vast procession moved on without check
or obstacle. Their names are William Il.
Hayward, Chief Marshal; H. NJ. Chaplin, G..
Busch, John NJ. Sterling Jr. and William
Edwards, Assistant MarshsIs.
Tho military, under their various officers,
behaved finely.
The police arrangements were perfect.
Without assuming any Ostentation Of suthor-
ity, without imposing any unnecessary re-
straints upon the multitude, .he police force
was yet SO well drilled and perfectly prepared
for the occasion, that no jostling, pressing or
disturbance occurred in the whole vast
throng throughout the day. But the chief
credit for the undisturbed quiet Of the oeca-
sion, belongs to the multitude itself. All
seemed impressed with the deep solemnity OF
the occasion. Each one shared the common
sorrow, and was real, sincere, quiet
mourner at the grave. The most turbulent
were stricken with grief and awe. And thus
the une1smplsd quiet and prOPristy in the
dsmeanor of the throng is but another tribute
to the memory Of our dead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

TIE GREAT MADAME ANNA DIXoED.-
1t is with willing satisfaction that we chron-
icle the advent of the great Madame Anna.
Whether she be maiden or blue stocking We
know not, but from the touching portrait of
her, paradsd in her bills, we should judge her
buxom, fair and forty.
Anna, itssems, has distinguished extrao-
ton. She is none Of your plebeian girls, ca
pering through the country,-but the genuine
seventh daughter Of the seventh daughter,
and the seventh daughter of the seventh son,
born under the planet Jupiter. The fact
that old Jupiter gsssd down ssrerely upon
these twenty-eight children of Grandfather
Dimond, makes Anna's eyes rather inquisi-
tive eyes. Indeed she is regular Paul Pry.
She sees things nobody else can see. She
proposes, first, to bring together estranged
husbands and wives. If any Of our mascu-
line readers are afiicted with Xsntippe, we
assure you Madame Anna understands the
art of making her "as gentle as lamb" Oh
If any of our dear ladies have husbands whose
hearts they wish to lassO once more, Madame
Anna Is = regular Mexican in that line and
will haul them in in quick time. Anna
'tthe greatest AstroIogist now living" also
furnishes q remedy for bringing lovers to-
gether. In this she says she never fails
Now this would be nice, wouldn't it girls
Think Of It'll Only fifty cents to bring q
''IOrn and luekIsss lover" back from his
wandering
Bat should the girls have no lovers, Mad
anne Anna has Rock DIANoxD in whose
crystal depths may be seen the lover thai
is to be. That's nicer still amt 1t, girls
These lovers will be so taIland trim, so man
Iy and so mustschsd Madame Anna Il
also q phrenOlOgist and will feel the heads o.
ladies. Row gracious To have "l
Southern lady, graduated At Oxford Sem,
mary" tell the exact condition, whether o.
dearth or plethOra, of your brains That vii
be so nice
There are but few things Madame AIMS
cannot do. She knocks the mysteries of th'
universe, the Past, the Present and the Flu
turs, into pi-nOW we beg Of this lady not Il
put any philter into our tes tonight for hsv
ing said 1t. We don't want the influence o
fsr-OfF Jupiter, under which she was born
to cast a blight upon US, and if MADAME
AnnA will pardon Us this time we "wOnt d.
30 any more"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON. December

OcCcuuUoE
The Treasury Department, this morning
received information by telegraph from an
officer Of the revenue service at Portland Of
the seizure Of the steamer Cheslreake.
The State and Navy Departments were st
once made acquainted with the fact. The
Treasury Department telegraphed to Col
leetOr Barney to send revenue cutter in
pursuit Of the pirates. But before this
message was received he sent word that he
had already dispatched the Miami on that
business. The State Department tels-
grsphed to our Consul at st. Johns to de-
tain the Chesapeake should she arrive
there, and the Navy Department telegraph
ed Commander Rhind at Portland to take
on bonrd some light artillery and de-
tachment Of soldiers from the authorities
and 60 out in pursuit of the Chesapeake.
The Legislature Of Old Virginia COM
pleted its organization to-day, at Alexan-
dria.
Governor Pierponts message was de-
livered to both Houses. II contains an ar
gumsnt against secession, and another in
favor Of emancipation Of all the slaves in
the State, with the recommendation that the
Legislature shall call a convention Of the
people to secure an alteration Of the Con-
stitution to that end.
In answer to the assertion that major
ity Of the people Of the State were rebels.
He urges thai felons and psupers have no
right to vote nor have rebels. They can
not deprive the loyal Of their rights if the
loyal can assert their rights, and he con-
cludes that no counties Of the State should
49, ffnV- ha n1l ted IN
the State Government until they are or.
ganizsd by the election ofofficers, by whom
trxes can be collected. In his argument
upon the slavery question, he says the
Presidents Proclamation frees all In the
State, except in few counties, without
this amendment to. the Constitution.
foresee endless strife and turmoil. Ali the
State officers are sworn to support the
Constitution Of the United States and laws
Of Virginia.
The laws OF the State, as they now stand,
recognize slavery. The officers will be called
upon for warrants to apprehend slaves and
commit them to jail The army Of the United
States will intsrpose, TINS a conflict will en-
sue and the rebels glory in the strife. We
must either decide to come into srtagonism
with the United States or alter our organic
law on the subject.
The Governor says he has reliable informa-
tion from large portion Of the State that IS
domestic violence is suppressed there will be
more than enough Of able men, who have
never bowed to secession, to welcome and
carry on the government Of the State and
that Of every county.
The Annusl Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the Finances will be laid before
Congress ct noon tomorrow.
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dscIO:l2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

SooIABLEs-The Ladies and Gentlemen
of the Second Presbyterian Church have been
holding series of "scciables" this season
for benevolent and social purposes, which
meet each week at the residences Of member
of the society. onO Of the rules adopted is
that under no circumstances shall the re-
frsshments provided for the occasion be
otherwise than Of the most simple kind. This
rule should be highly commended.
The "SOciabIe" Of last evening was largely
attended, and was an exceedingly pleasant
affair.
The estimAble hostess wish "AUris" Of the
''EPisuriGn Society,"" to accept her thanks
fer his basket OfeIOngsted soft shells which
he sent in fer the benefit of the guests. They
were duly appreciated, judging from the
fact that ''no nut was left uncracked."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

TIE MAIL ON THE A. & G. ". R. r.
Postmaster Cowles is assured tha. when the
A. & G. VI. R. R. is opened to Ashland,
which viii be in few days, the time table
will be amended SO thatths mail train leaving
Cleveland will connect on the same day with
the mail train going East, at Leavittsburgh.
In the meanwhile those of our friends WAC do
not get the LzADER the day it is published,
on this road, will please be patient till the
new time table goes into effect, when all
things will then be right.
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INV YORK nARKKE-Deo. 0.


UotIon-Market g shade easier and lsss doing.
safes st &c for Middling Uplands
Riour-Market 5 to lOc lower.
Sales at s., ,20o3O Tor Extra state; q 3l174O for
extra round hsoped Ohio S7,45G9 50 for trade
brands. Closing heavy.
Whtaky-Less active. Sales at g51eOc for State
and Western, including 800 bbs for January at 9Oo
Nheat-market 10 &c lUw-r.
Sales at sl,4O0l,44 Tor Chicago Spring; 81 IS for
old doi IS for Milwaukee Club al asa 40 for
Amber Milwaukee, 81. .4S9l IS for winter red West
ern.
COrn-Market heavy and declining
sales At slzl, Is in store; Sl IS aOat, including
400 bushels deliverable lst Of February, at 81 40
BaIs.Markst opened heavy and lc lower bat
closed hTmer.
sales st s59s7 for Western.
WOOl-Market quiet and firm.
Fugar-Market quiet.
PetrOleum-Dull. sales at Sic for crude; 5O656
for refined fires; 46164756 tor refined In bond
POrk-Market firm but quiet.
sales at sl7,01Gl7,75 for OLD mess aIs,62kRIs Is
for new do sl2,nO1ol2.5O for new prime; SI6, sd
l7,O0 for new prime msss.
Beef-Quiet anu steady
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet.
Bacon Sldes-Quiet
Dressed Hogs Market firm Sales 79S a7s{c for
Western
I:ard-Qnlet and a shade easisr. Sales at IlH@
l24c
Bntter-Market firm. Sales at 2Oa26c for Ohio
27GS2c for State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE = In
yesterday mornings account of the funeral
Obssquies of Tuesday, we have omitted any
particular mention of those connected with
its management, and reserved all such for
an especial and separate paragraph. Never
was any ceremonial carried through with 50
little Of disorder and confusion. From first
to last, not the observation-disclosures broke in
upon Its appropriate and solemn rites of sep
uiturs. This is due in part to the care and
energy Of the various committees Of the
Couneil-ths General Committee of arrange
nsnts; the Committee to take charge of the
remains While lying in stats, consisting Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

DR HOLLAND -NIGHr-0ur readers
must bear in mind that DR.. Holland delivers
his new lecture on "The National Heart, -
before the Library Association this evening,
at Brainard's Hall. The poet-philOsOpher of
Springfield is known to our readers SO well
thst it will be a work of supsrerOgatiOn for
US to recommend him. his new lecture elicits,
wherever it has been delivered, warmer suIO-
81 than any previous effort of his. twill be
richly worth the hearing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

The Police affirm that u business Is
very dull with them nowadays. But one
arrest was made yesterday, during the day,
-an Irishman for assault and battery on
another Hibernisn.
zYss-thsre Is one other case Governor"
Ford, the noted petty thief, was picked up
yesterday afternoon for some one of his nu-
msrOus psocadillOes. BE had in his possess
sion valuable overeoat. The owner will
please call at the Johnson street sts ion
house and prove property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
COMMERCIAL.
ULEvELAED mAKKK7.
MORNING LEADER oFFlCE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |
"WEDNESDAY EyEsIHa, December g. lS6a- J
FlOur-steady and quiet s6,OO@s25 for red and
7,OO97,25 for white double extra.
Wheat-sales 2 cars red from store st o. 25 car
white at $3.50; and car at SI,55.
Corn-Unehangeda and held at il,O79I,lO from
store.
Oats-Sale car on track al 73c.
Barley-Dull and nominal at s1.25.
Rye-Firm st sI,Ij.
Rye FI0ur-seIling at s5.Oo.
BuTtsr-Steady 22a2Ic for Western Reserve. Cen
trail Is nominal at I792Oc.
Cheese-FiTm at l3@I4c.
EgEs-Scarce and in request at 2I92Io.
HIghwInes-Firm AZ $50.
HOEs-UnchAnged. heavy hogs are iu good re-
quest at sc, ,OOG6,5O.
POrk-steady at $500 for City packed moss and
s2O,0O for clear.
Eruits--Dried Apples are in good demand at 7c.
peeled peaches at Isc and uupeeled at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
WYNKOOPs ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary %.
gans are ever prevalent, inadiOuB and dangarouB-
The properties Of medicine to alleviate, cure and
upfOot these complaints, must be Expectoranfs Anos
dyne and lnVigorasins. lOosening the mucus Of The
sqroats ana impa-ting tone TO the entire system NO,
discovery IN medical science ever mastered this cal
Of diseases hks Dr Wynkoop's Iceland PectoraL- IL
s used with the most astonishing resuts in 81 cass1
o. Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOoping CouGhs DiDths-
"a or Putrid Sure Throat, Asthmas Group Coushas
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. J. J. Potter oertiiss, 'sthat have uss1
Dr. Wynkoops PectOral for several years. self and
IN my family for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended il to many Others, and have nsF.
er seen its equal" Rev. J. J. PuFTER,
Brooklyn, n. Z.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced showing lis cures and
that Il HEVER FAILS II Is composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, balm OF Giead, Peruvian Balsam, ElsoampAno
COmrey, BurdJok. and other invaluable expectorsnl
and tonic Ingredients 1t ls harmless prOmpS and
lasting. lnyaiidH and sufferers cannot anoro 70 neg
l5ct Trial. livery family should have IT,. 1t q re
markable for Group. full descriptions recommend
attOns and directions accompany each bottle.
- Prepared b. Dr. b. ID. WTNKOOP, and sold ~
D ). hA I'm - = 90 NaU York. iytn- n-kEasnu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

= =. II OAIAo, Dec. 3.
The steamer Graham has arrived from
Memphis with seventy bales Of cotton and
Hawk Eye State from New Orleans, with
forty-nine bales Of cotton, ninety-four
hogshead sugar, both enroute for st. Louis
No news from below.
Ninety deserters were sent from here
this morning to their respective reg
imenis in the field.
William Yoctou, former Superintendent
Of contrsbands at this post, is chsrged
with kidnapping, together with the wit
nesses in the case, left on the morning
train in charge Of an officer, enroute for
Washington, where he will be tried before
a military commission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

NH. L. s.-These csbalistic initials
signify nothing more terrible than " Young
Mems Hebrew Literary Society" Their an
niversAry occurred last evening at Chapin's
Hall and passed of pleasantly. A large
and happy thrOng gathered, the supper wss
in good style, and the dancers " glods in the
mary danOe"-We quote A. Ward, Esq.-un-
till late-or early-hour in the morning
Atths close of the exercises Mr.. B. F. Peix-
otto was presented with gold. headed cane.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

Ny DAYs AND NIoHfs ON TIE BATTLE-FIELD.-A
book for boys By "Carioton.'' Boston, Tick
nor 6 Fields, 1894.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

TFANKs.-The eompositors of the LEAD
RI return thanks to Mr.. Broskway, of the
American, fOr " substantial" evidence of
his kindness last evening, just as they had
completed the Presidents Message.
It gives Us pleasure to note thstths Amer
ican is doing most fourishing business
and tits worthy of the patronage it receives.