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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
Climax of RadicaLism.

Radicalism capped its climax ON Friday last,
in the House in The declaration Of Thaddeus
Stevens, lis leader. During the debate with
Representative Harding Of Kentucky Stevens
boldly declared that the present States in re-
b9llion were not only out Of the Union, but
that they had no constitutional obligations,
and that all relations between them and the
Federal Government arose solely ont Of war
measures on our part, and their position as
belligerents on their own. This bold acknowl-
edgment Of secession proclyites fell on the
House with establishment, and it was not I'M
til Stevens had reiterated his position, that his
friends saw that he had really uttered sonti-
ments fully in accordance with those of the
most blatant Rebels of the South The mat
ter became more exciting when Stevens de-
Tended himself in reply TO inquiries put to him
by Reprcs entatives leaman, Harding, May
nard and others A few Of the radicals at
tempted to smooth over Stevens remarks but
made a failure of it, the designs Of their leader
being too apparent to be covered up. Radi-
calism has, therefore, fully unmasked ITSELF
Des. 10 lie ~ I. World.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of,
January next.


January next,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, for cash all
the right, title, claim and interest, both at
law and in equity, Of the said Henry Arnold,
of, in and to the following property-to witt
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of LAND,
called g REsuRyEY OF FRIENDLY NEED, or by
whatever other name it may be called, con-
tanning 40 ACRES, more or less; also, 20
ACRES of ditto.
ALS0--One Bay HORSE; Yoke Of OXEN
and Ok Yoke Head Of CATTLE; Ia Head
OF SHEEP; HOG White SOW PIGS;
Lot Of Tobacco; Lot Of Plank and Tobacco
Sticks; Lot Of Bee-Iliyes; Lot Of Chestnut
Singles; Lot Of Pailngs l oue-Ilorse Wa
gon Lot Of Fodder and Shucfs % Barrels
of Long and Short Corn Stack Of Hay
Stack Of Clover Seed | Stack of Wheat;
Stack Of Oats; ! Wheat Fan; Grind
Stone; 2 Forks; Lot Of Plank Lot Of Qua
no Lot Of Plank and Latbs Lot Of Fellow
Plank Cider Mill and Press; Distillcry and
Fixtures.
Seized and taken as the property Of the
said Henry Arnold, at the suit of George Pc
ter, Trustee for the real estate OF John Gassa-
way, deceased and will be sold to satisfy the
same. JOHN 7. BAKER,
dec 2G-tsS4 Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
IoTTCE.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby notified and
"A forewarned against trespassng on the
place lately occupied by Benjamin Garirell,
deceased, or this county, by cutting and car
rying or wood or timber, removing fences
or othcrwise--ali 50 offending viii be dealt
with according to law
GREENBuRY GARTRELL,
dec n For self and others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
s2J REWARDl

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
EN Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Nd,
on Saturday, the 9th Of September, 1862,
NEGRO MAN, PETER DORSEY said negro
Ia Of dark complexion about G feet high
strong, hearty looking fellow about 20 years
old. As he eloped without proyocation, will
give the above reward iffound and secured IN
Jail so that get him again. -
nov lift MACY w. TOHMPSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
Notice TO Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby giventhat the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Montgomery county letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of
ELIZA RAY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
9th day Of January, 1868 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of January,
1862. WASHINGTON DAY,
jan DIT Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
LuIrbcr, Shingles, Laihs.

DRICKS LIME, HAIR, DOORS, SASH
I'D and SHUTTERS, for sale at theyery low
est prices for cash, or approved credit. Before
purchasing call and see us at our Office, corner
Eutaw and German streets or at l32 Light
Street Wharf Baltimore, Maryland.
mar 22-n BURNS h SLOAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
Notice 10 Creditors.

M OTlOE IS hereby given that the subscribe
IN err hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery letters of administra-
ton on the personal estate Of
HORTON ADAMS,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
l4th day Of October, 1868; Otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of De-
tober, 1902 URlAH II. GRIFFITH,
jan 9-4t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
NOTICE 10 Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscri-
lN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery County letters Of adj
ministration on the personal estate OF
ANDREW s. NJ. WARD,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
Wy warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before The
"a day Of December, 1863 otherwise they
may, by law be excluded from al benefit o.
said estate Persons indebted 10 said estate,
arc requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this "a day OF Deccm-
Der, 8G2 GEORGE W. pLUMMER,
ian At Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

Eo- The publication Of the Cambriige De-
mocrat, which was suspended for several
months, has been resumed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
20 PER CENT. ADVANCE ON
WOOD.

IN CONSEQUENCE Of the depreciation Of
i paper money, tile following prices Willie
required for Wood after the first Of January
next: Hickory, 81 per cord Oak, $3.50
Pine, 80. y. q. BELT.
dee 2G-4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
MATLoCK & HERBERT,
MERCHANT g. MILITARY TAIL0RS,
Nh. ass PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,

under Browns Hotel,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
E0- A large assortment Of Gentlemen's
FURNISHING GOODS, constantly on hand.
Raa- Orders from the country attended 10.
may Oily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
LEVIN w. G. UOBBs.

Iate q said county, deceased. Allporsons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
30th Of December, 1868 otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make Immediate payment. Given
under my hand this Both day Of December,
1862. ELIZABETH HOBBS,
ian 9-4t Executor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

INCREASE ~ THE PRIcE or GoLD.--Wc 7ee
that Gold is now selling at premium Of 192
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
British Vessels to Rum the Blockade.

The Washington Republican has statement
which it pretaces with vouchers for its relia-
bility, that over forty vessels have lately sailed
from British ports to run the Southern block
AIDE. The list comprises the Justita Juno
Forth, Wave Queen, Calypso, Royal Bride,
Albino, Doure, Denbigh, Flora and Beacon,
all steamers, and all but the last named are
owned by Lindsey The Julia Usher has
charged her name back to Annie Childs, and
sailed from Liverpool about last November for
Nassau. The following sailing vessels cleared
from Liverpool before the 2Sth of November
last, namely Peep O'Day, Mary Francis,
Clearance, Monmouth, Digby Intrinsic, Queen
Of the Usk and Severn. There are now at
sea about forty blockade breakers that have
been fitted out and loaded in British ports
The vessels were loaded with arms, powder,
clothes, shoes, medicines, and all domestic
things now needed at the South.
II also stated that large amount Of Con-
federate bonds, secured by pledge Of cotton
at seven cents per pound, has been sold in
England att the rate OF five shillngs to thepound
sterling, and that by these sales, seven hun
dred and fifty thousand pounds sterling have
been realized by the agents Of the Confederate
government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
THHE DRAFT rs OVER,

ESg<A WE would inform the Farmers and
r-a-AS Others OF Montgomery county, that
we have, at present, very large and good
Stock Of
SADDLES
RIDING BRIDLES
C4RRLA GE HARNESS
WAGON GEARING ----.----
BLIND BRIDLES
COLLARS
md WHIPS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

Ea- Charles r. Buckalcw has been elected
L S. Senator from pennsy lyania, ia The place
Of Dayid l.. Wilmot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

arms are those who would hide the cause of
our disasters; for they are doing more to force
us speedily to lay down our arms on the terms
Of the Rebels, than all semi-secessionists of the
loyal States who are crying peace" when
there can be no peace; rs any terms Of peace
that may fail to involve q thorough recohstruc-
ton of a single government over the territory
Of the United States, will merely afford
breathing spell in which both sides may pre-
pare for speedy renewal Of the war, on some
one of a hundred incidental preteXts.
las~ The "National Intelligencer" has an.
other caustic editorial, the reverse of compi-
mentary to our military authorities. That
paper insinuates that there seems to be want
ing plan of campaign for the Army Of the
Potomac; and gravcly expresses its gratiica-
ton that the Onward TO Richmond cry,
which so purturbed government until McClel-
Ian had been displaced for ''immoblitv," has
entirely ceased to disturb the equanimity of
the administration; and that the same jour
nails which were once so clamorous for forward
movements are now ingenious in stating rea-
sons why the Army OF the Potomac should
not be expected to advance.
The lntelligencer y notices the incontesi-
bic fact that there is lin Gen. Summers words)
a want of confidence felt by the army
since the disaster at fredericksburg Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

= SENTENCE or DEATn.--Frceerick Smith, con-
yicted at lagcrstown, Nd, Of the willful MUIR
der Of Miss Agnes Tracy has been sentenced,
by Judge Weisel, 70 he hung on such day as
the Governor shall designate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

RY VIRTUE Of two writs of feri facias
I'D issued out Of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, and to the Sheriff Of said
county directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the residence Of Henry Arnold,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

Look Our.-The Washington papers state.
that Immediate steps will be taken by the
War Department to arrest all deseriers and
drafted men, who have not gone into camp"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

mr. Gen. llindman, the Confederate com
mander in Arkansas, is reported q have pur
to death ten Federal officers, in retaliation fol
the ten guerillas shot by Gen. Mcneil in Mis-
souri,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16
HORTON ADAMS


NOTICEisherebyg given that the subscriber
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Courtof
Montgomery county, letters testamentary on
the personal estate OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

SMALl-Pox AMoSG THE CoETRABASns.-W We
learn that this loalhsome disease continues is
rayages amongst the runaway negroes now
harbored in Washington carrying Off from
fifteen to twenty daily.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-16

EMANCIPATION IN MARYLASp The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
states that the Committee on Emancipation, on
Thursday of last week, agreed to recommend
to Congress that the bonds Of Maryland he en-
dorsed for ten millions Of dollars, 10 pay for
the slaves Of loyal men, if the Legislature of
this State shall abolish slavery.
The sun., 1863-11-21
BOARD AND ROOMS

RoARDlN'r-A PLEASANT FRONT Room,
- also one small room, TO lei ior reltolnen and ,bei,
AN .h boa d, 49, :. Cd acc lrumOdntiolr 10 in.
&c mrr with hoard at - sect nd ave be-. ltt and 70
k62
EURNlSliED ROOMS 10 LEI-IO GEN.
ahlt air} rooms With board ur without App'v %e ..
9Th aytHue '''' ii y
HOlEL LODGINGS CHEAP. BY NIGHT
or week, 20 families M gentlsme, A, Dinont
ioue. Hudson si opposite 81 Johns Pstk sI.c
chrHp Ic'tAurant Open al night A52
THE GRANT HOUSE, i6 AND A. NEW
bqsely' near Ch,tham Square and Chambers o.
nes mouse, Just opened utst bed, 10 the CITY Tor
o.s hsSG. Rooms - 10 30 ott pc. Gay. Ell to -
fSf '~A pin.ns department about opening ~
The sun., 1863-11-21
Warm, winter Woolen Cloth
- r EAraaS.

CHAPMAN On THURSDAY, Sov 10, after long
iliu.., ,stlsrine klIzabsth, the beloved ~ite OF
The family aud hiend, ar. invited to attend the
,nncreL on s,turd.y the 2lst,s ~ oelocs, at l63
i h'n'A - avenue ''' 'e"''o' Vail 70 taken to S! 2a1
GULLY On Thlr,l.v Nov. 70, MARY, wife ~
1houss Cull, IA th- i1ih year Of her SO
Her ttend, .nd aeyuiintsucos arc respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral ths f,Atud4vI After.
poon !" oelocs' from her tate residence. gsls Es,t
FI>IGEN-O Nov 70. 1858. Margaret Jsuc, toe
beloved d,ueh,r Of BeInafd and JuIa lInIgsu, Ak d
The friend, snd acluaintsnce, Il the family arc
5.,pe.'il, invited to stsnd The funeF, IN. ssgr
fe,dsnct of her p.,en,, ,E "a West t i0th =. non '
tNIE on nov. i9th. I'shells fyfe, in III. doth
year of her age
fully invited to sttend the 'uncrs, thi, 'S,tuii.,
- %S.I aih st. 0'0''' NO" ''' late ''''f'@s'' I'4
kEAENAN on FRIDAY. Nov 20, Anthon-. the he.
lo, ci SON ~ Arthonv an' MaIy kcarnan. As,d I
j,h!. 10 MONTH aud "A dew.
The friends and acuu.intsnces NJ the family are
afternoon, Nov I'D. At | O'Clock. from the t,-l.
| deuce Of HI, parents, S2l West 26th - lal
| NlLLiR On Nv. goth. Georse Milo
The friends and aoluAn Of the family arc re-
sWctIll invited TO aurud the funeral thi, II ,tut.
~. West 80 It ue,r iCI ave-, ' ,thdn; ~ t,r uo
| tee, llis f.main' vii be taken 10 Htg IIIk lay
Cemetery fof lntegu 'ut. 10
aOLoNEY ~ lick Thlr,d,r ovsnrnr. ,o.r
ashort aud painiu. tilu 80, II nora the b, ~ a e
| y james Mooney formerly ot L.Hua~ 60. kerry,
Her friend. and aegusiutauc. are rcspcc fully IN.
yted 20 attend me iuntra, 80 S..a,y al, noon
.ers plensc coTy. I4
MULLEN On Nov. Goth, at h., residence. cor O., 4,
lo,e and JAY '''' hFoot5n Ma Na.l.u, tsy4 40
III. relative. aud friends, also tL, member. of
wed to ittrui the funeral, "a suud,, t. ,If.sl..
a. So.rloei from tn can CD Of 'hs 1mn, "g, co.,.
The sun., 1863-11-21

Tus ..,,. .,o sg,,r.. r,,s,p,.5 o. ,,, o.,,d.
p ,,,.,,,,.,, A.. r,,al,,o, ~, i,ho, ,,, u.o
,-.r.i, .,,,,lcs,, ,,,,,.t oo,.,,o,,.o,, o., Ala.
,.,,vo,,s,. w,l tr ,c,,,.a with de., ,n,.,,,,
by al .,,,,, n, o,, ,...,,, r,.v n,..,,, a, +,
game N, pb,lo.orbv n, A.. ,,ho, ,nov.m.n, in
~. ctv And dc,o,.,t,,o ,h,, ,bo ,,c-c,,. q,
,,r,.,,. ,y 80 ,,.,,. =, ,.,. ,t,h g.. T.,
r.,,. i, n. c,s, = ,,cI.. -, MIN, c,,.,r,,
,,r. FINN a.. do,,siy,r i, vnl .n,.,,,b.,,,
,,ton,p.s,,o,, a., Lin. l.s ,,.v ,,.,,,..t ,,,,,-
-,,,c,uy ,,1, A., 49,. 80,
The sun., 1863-11-21


,,r,,,.n,o "a ,,,,.,..r. 80, -. -.
,,,,,,r 4, ,,',-
,.,o, =, ,,, ..,,,,,.. -. ,,. ,
.,.,u.,, -...
A.. v.,, .d,oi,.ti, ,...,,l.,., 8, -.
.,,oI,o,,, %, al a. ,,-,,.,.,,.. .
And r,o,,,,r... ..,.......,,,
tan. n,vsr,.,,s = ,b. c.,,,.,r.o.,
n. pl.p. ,v,d.,,,v .,,pco 80. r,,,-,. tr....
and p,ou,n,n... - action ~ ,o.,,,,.,,.
you,,u, ,ide.,o,T,.Ies.u
Ins,eid Of giving n IN. C,r,r,.,,.. MI, ,,o, h,,
Investing il Wa A ni,i,.rv ,,.,p, .,.,.,. ,,r
... "'a''s We enrol =
us"' w '"e N"lih'e' c'hi ~" "l'hoIt leaving the
once q 'he COMMITTEE me " "'''rumeut seemed to
prefer ma' the 'omm''te" s''1d ottan '''Dn.
'eer' and then send him b. Nomo cir-u,tous route
n . Provost Marsha tcmp'oy.rg officers for the
purpose. passipc hin ihroush var. 'us ,snuina.
tiops distant from tho Co,p,iue... r.,r.s .,4
hnsNy pscing him IN tnst fan MI tsry position
the Co nrnit,.. would b.x.e,d 1, t,,, o.,
''''' '"'' ~" '"' '"" ' NJ" "'
ten minutes.
p,, l...,
"' '""'"ih''anhlhs' 'hls In'erirfonce Win m cV'
,eH' ll.n' 'n' 'om'"'''e h'''ns' duty % l'r
ior"' sdopted Ahoth"r' and through the bu.iItis
tact Of ,he Chairman, supery.syrpfrSr ,opG,-m,l
~. hsw system 1' Nle "sat'I I.e GuvuILmc /.
Nneces,.ry th. JLAirrual, ,,,, A .,..r, , .i,.
nr N. GA. l., 50 .
Tx. al comn,,Ip,, M, C.,,,.t,.. .h,..,,,.
mon A. is'as ',.' ID" "'A :
fsr greater ,h,n #, v.uI h,y, ,...
'"'" II """' HH'' pc'n 1'itr ~, lh'
"hr'' aioItci TIE iniIccneus sro uoN e.y
The sun., 1863-11-21

Es~ York. Ft'dav, 'o' 20, r. s-1he stock
fnarhet has bssn quite active i'-dsv With motkod
Improvement In price, a'horsh a. thr ei - 'l'.e
Wns 'light reaction. Go.d closed At i;J'. Hisle.f
figure Of the day itI-, lo-c., i;s E. Govetnfncut.
eontinue frn Sierlins crohanTs G. 't> i'r bank
Ere bl.. No ochsnrs In money matter. \ ffr orf.
rating largely N cold failed % day. Ihry htd sefi
short 500 OOO, AMI had to * f.u.ef n ,.. o.
qusbct If The recent heavy ri.e. ar tifrofa. .s 4
upon the bsns, Tor >JI1U,vu IA account oi ihc oau
to be paid to nIoriO~.
The sun., 1863-11-21
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. HIBERNIANS-A GESERAL
~ MEETING Of the above Order viil te h,id At Iii
hpfnia Hal, " Prince - ou S0nd.y tvfniur, .
Instant at ~ O'Clock. Officers and ucuibsf. arc
uuss ed 10 attend butinc'.o inIp1ftauc 10 70 be-
fr.nsac'rd w. order tho. MEXICAN. q. =.
EDWARD hckENNA.t. =. ~
IATHLR MATTHEW ]. \. It. SOCiE1Y.
Il 70. % n THo ok',r rul, meeting ou : IndAy
,verine, N.r I'd, i-G', at o'clock, AZ Han corner
tfti-4rI sd 1th - Sp'ste-s John xc'trnth. ~
H. .tt. n Poer, aud o'hsis. sin.ingb b Rohcd Wi
t,u. Itu.. the p.eis.rg T'mprfAnts Nucali,t N~Hrs
ivan. Nafsani McN,r,e. iiaRsffv..snd others.
s P.I. ssor ~ T. Aun. iAIk LlltAN, 4 es.
.tRNNK = NttitGhN. E"c Scc li3
LATHtE NNllllW + T. T.. >urltli
L ~ o. = y H., Committee m Anniver'afy
l.- ~ cucs ed 20 meet at .lrr isl to-iucfr." sun
fst l''.. mon ..l met, At o'ri0,k, pm. MICHAEL
Nc .ENTu. ttNrmnn oftomuiitte. Cl
(,.LAI IENIEBNN,E ELNlNAL-Comc
VI t1tc the Pud.c and er l., and ho f,rcvo- ffoe
N.u.uue Uiviscn 10 3, sous q Temperance. vii
continue their revival tefnpetsurr trrtinrs cvofv
ulty, ,stuIug .flIn OF shine, az boAnr Han, .
I,I GroaipAs. Nu 40 ins - Alnits'on '-'c.
tH: RICHARD AUSTIN Z. niruhn.
I ONGNiIOEtN MA = L. B. ~u' ltI l--ihe
~ urui or. The thoy. society will rict ~ 'hsir
nI.Utl.gr .fnil Kcouvs.t st on sunday NuN .ld A.
O'Clock T. ". rIth r,u.la n uouru.ne. 10 atteud h'
Oh. Isi o. orr Afe lr,iher r'ut'r slth n Dis
NiDNl li, q. der ~ III NIr II LLiNAN, l.. lid Ut ;
81. WILLIAMS, Se' fctAfy. iN
The sun., 1863-11-21

NV Y"ss, fridAJ, nov .n.
B,1eAS~ shcnis. f~y %. -Ro.s'ins p,ecl-, lusl6 :
ko0nd steaks, Iosl! Su o,n D.. litlf f'fief ya"
DO, iSss Soup sr Mutton. sli Veal, iA,
Port. lis Cornssi do. all. IAmt., 4all. COrned
bssL Islu
Buas- &C. p-v n Buttrr qfa21, Cherss, l6a
POE E<p, ,fresh tw ~ IAfd, iN
Fv,nts. re, u -irisd appies. 20 Cherries zoe.
F,v, ?6s,oe; irgne, j l-ruons, dor, ltAsa. Res.
nuts, bsh ~ a. Cufrsnt. 10, l6r
Fish. ~ " Ca Fish, lnc riow ~ oh, To-.
Smtlis ihc. ske Pho, l.. Huflio, ~ ~Irker'. s..
Eck- l3sl'e StriIed ba-, al5e. Cot, v. Flounders
:. Whte Fab. lnal2 son do llc. " lite
Perch, l2o BAct Fish, 10 salmon Trout. lh,l-c.
PichrrsI, lbo Lob.iers, 6c Oystcs, rsr 10 6s>e.
aSIu0. CLANS. - sa5n. 10 tish,. duI 70 - u.
smoked n,otsrel, l2si2e 10 E@ls. i-s-uc Dried
Cod hsh, laae. Salt salmon. laai.e Do haoserri,
lnalse .nos.d Salmon. l's20 sardhnes, toI.
feRs< I1eIled Cod. 6e
yso-abs,A. Potatoes. nfpk. k.i9,ii Pe.ch Rlo-,it
Acree-s. lIe. Ssest Potatoes. hA'f t+ck. !uc 1ur
niprS ~ "a. lte CantsSe, had, l.slic. ont hsf
rsot. 3Oo Csrros h'ch. icf. TSA.t, oh, Ge. let.
tuos head. 6s'e. Csle-' bunch. "a Tom.toS,, ~.
De Irrhs. bunch. 9
u-C DR,is'- Rye coffee, the nr.t ini-o-
ducsd and Superior - al o'hrrs p,po ~ lio-orv,
V, and go IT. .on't, Hfoosvn. l2J
For the Hair Barr,'- Tricophrrous --
The hcS' md eh'Arcs' article. sold h drurrisis a
The sun., 1863-11-21

I SELDNFR, AUCTR -SELDNER &
'1' lENf will sell on SAtu day, Nov 2lrt Al lOi,
o.. ck their sAir-i ooIn, lJ5 New Canal st. n,lr
~ o,9 new aud ID hand ng. ,uch a..
W pc oek .os', p.nr. vest,, II drrsse,, b. m
L,ls ah 'alpit, ALEC copprr and other scaes, ga.s
Anir, 'hlmneys ov,Ial se-lns Inachi 4cs, and va
rtty Of N lcrrAdize gd3
Al nOluHll. AUCTR. WILL Sill
-'h' HE DAY At l0o O'Clock, o. sslesrJom 70 Nsu.u
o. -tt raj n-soItmuu. At uuu hud mrn tur, -cnr
uastitaArt, Ao Ia
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shsr re,olv. ,hn, TIE issd shall m, have dcd \
,an Lappan.eli thst the nation .hs u. under God,
bsve new birtb Of freedom and that g0vrrnrnrn's
of the people by The psopie and for the prop o. ga
not ltrish from th, ,,r lions. on tiuued appaute
The sun., 1863-11-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AGEAClOU : RENtNAL-NlNSlOS ROOM,
4 cor. i-'hss and 9TH ave. Rev. a. BAKER,
Ia,tct Ius ". nd,rful v0rt iucfcs.ss ia ~ ia in
forest and power c'ylc', 90 omorIoW at 10Y 10,
:, and D.. m ron1uc'.d hr TIE nitei ban ci
r'ch c'.tins % oush Ne week. \ cordial welcome
r''t aicd 90 all.
4 STEIt~ Ot DtSCOuESE> WILL BE
\ d..y,ro4 b. Ed.f LnwlN Ht kNlAM, At Nc
Tu.duy Welue,dy and rher'd,y evening ne,t
osiuct rreA'h.ns tomorfov ~ fdcr
\ PEAYlNG BASD WILL CONDUIT
y the services In 'he WESLEYAN chapel. C1ttae'
rac- bet 81, eker and ou';on .t.. to rnorro-, Al
ant T. " The public are resI siiuily invited. Rev.
EEEGNk 81. VI T. CHURCH BETwELN
p.E Ps.,or' Win ricssh to.ucrrov tr Il o, o'c OK.
\ 81: suh ct ihe character aud Reward NJ Ca
e. = ~! 9,9,s .e,e ., 10, t9
la, t1hur,d,, At ii O'Clock. \ sat, irec.
| J.. BISHOP Is TC PREACH Tomorrow
J."venlusa A. I o'cock at tls sanctuary. 10, lrst
o. the doctrines ot tn, Chure on the second CONF
duced in the sermons for the AXE Il strangers Who
e'rie TO hear something on that subject.
IOHN 81. NJ. 4. CHi RCH-REN. (. +.
n NRRlS will preach tomorrow morning A. l0i>
o'clock ana Ia the evening The Rev J " CAR
ROLL, Pastor. Prayer meeiing b lore Ev,nins Ser
dall, invited TO attend
NAE1StES CHURCH, or TIE y. Y.
-'iport Soci,,N. corner Msd'.on and Csthsrire s',
Course ~ sabbath ov' .nr -ormon, J he n.tt ser
III nI\GrON. Sd u IN, Consrerstional Cna eh
l'rooklyn, on sahts Nov. I'D. A. - I'M Peach
us.t ins am hv tho ps.tor, y. u.ua scat, tree rs
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
vi ATTORNEY street Ecv WN = HAMMOND,
Pastor " 700 preach g. morrov morning. at lUs o'ct
l.sy 4 ,ars from i1tt.tutg, 'ill pn,eh ~ p ".
E.y VI Vol VII Pr''oh At , IN. Tho pubIir ia
N-OIItt-EIN. ME- SIllNEAIL preschos
The sun., 1863-11-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Fall aud Winter The hest pInrs to buy
Fall and Winter clothing At /. u. HAIpN - :,
20 and ~ Boucry. The largest assortment and IafG
est store In tho city 80
Warm. Winter Noo,en Clothing. n ever.
A. EVANS EXtrnslve Clothins WstshousH, GO and
- Fulton o., may 10 found one Of tie .sr.e-i ant
hAndsomest sssortme nj NJ Mems Oyerco,ts, Goats,
PAntA, Nests, lndefgArnent, DC, SC, &c, SC. At
tho usuar lo- pr'ccs for which this establ'rhmtu,
hA. been know tor year. so
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I HOGAEr, AUCTR.. BY ). i j. 30.
o'd ART a. H. dsy " luS O'Clock, At the auc ion
=. .nr NHr lltlHm st Ia et variety ~ Rouse
hold 'aruituie 'oia. tablpr ,h,i. DR. ing lar, an.
Nn'.siHuds Iiuisci carpets ~ endid sue cnaud irr
ih. eN'h-i h'd- aui hrddlnr, hair mstrasses strar
ta'Ee h.Aui', , light haTeY WagonF busiue.s va.
~, sHtnid bAr counter, VI 80, ,l,oa large 1T
'Hu'l -hift' dra-rrs. oveTcoatH, pau'aloons feed
AHi flnu' iugs, &c. N,
ON MORTALITY, AuC'R. WILL SELL
A. ne saes room, l,3 Chatham ar, good A,-o. {.
ea' u flod'' iu' udlus furniture in Eeacrsl also
a ? p0'itiyy. ~