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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-04

Tuesday, March 81, 1863.
Regular meeting Present Mayor Rice, Aid
Dwyer Wood, Dow, Fennell, Murphy, Dimiek,
Walker. hathaway, and Hills.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Various reports Of the City Clerk presented and
referred to the Finance Committee.
Bond Of Ira Watson, City Marshal. and the bond
of o. Leavens, City Clerk presented, and, on mo-
ii on of Walker, approved.
Walker, from Finance Committee to whom was
referred the bill Of George W. Hobbs witness fees.
&45o. reported the same correct, and recommend
ed payment.
Ordered paid.
DIVER from Sewerage Committee called the
attention of the City Council to the condition Of
Pine Street Sewer. -.|
On motion of Dimick, the matter was referred
On motion of Walker the Council proceeded to
the election of City Printer.
First ballot, Wm Osman had ....... votes.
Thad. Hampton had. -. ] vote.
On motion of Dimick William Osman was de-
clared duly elected City Printer for the ensuing
municipal year.
The Mayor called the attention of the Council to
the necessty of revising and correcting the Ordi
On motion of Dow, the matter was referred to
the law and ordinance committee with power to act.
On motion of Wood.
Ordered, That at the next meeting Of the Council
there be appointed one Fire Warden for each ward
in the city.
Petition of A. p. Reed, asking for an Auctio.eers
License.
On motion Of Dow, the petition received and
prayer granted.
BiAs ordered Pdid.-Bill Of Ira Watson special
police. sl2; bill of Christ. Nelson, special police.
$40; bill of Andrew Anderson, services as City
Marshal. balance, &2.75; bills Of John Egan. con-
structing street crossing. so and 81 bill Of C..
Hardy, team labor. &l.25; bill of Julius Avery,
City Attorney. *I6s.33; bill Of o. Leavens, City
Clerk. &250OO-
Adjourned to April 9. 1863
o. LEAvENS, City Clerk.
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Announcements.

We are authoized to announce CLICK
BouRKg IS o candidate for the Office OF
Town Collector for the Towr of Ottawa
at the election on Tuesday next, April eth
1868.
We are authorized to announce LUCIEN
DELAxo, Jr as a candidate for the office OF
Town Collector at the town election on
Tuesday next, April 9Th
We are authoized to announce DoSA1
HorLEcK.E as an independent candidate
for the office of Town Collector of the
Town of Ottawa, at the election to he held
on Tuesday next, April 7th.
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CHILD u Golf the boot and shoe trade
of our city has not doubled within year
or two, it is certain, at least. that the trade
of Messrs Child l. Co. in that line has
yastley increased. We judge SO, from the
enormous new stock they have just " laid
in for the spring trade. Large as their
store room is Corner Of Main & La Sale
St, Nattinger's Block)it is literally cramm'
ed with a new stock from emf to end, and
top to bottom. 1t is known to all who
have kept the run of trade at the East.
that month or too ago there was = sud-
den and enormous advance in boots, shoes
and leather In the Eastern market.
Messrs. Child d Co., with many other
western dealers, were fortunate enough to
make their purchases before this advance.
They are therefore selling, as the reader
will find on trial, at a very slight advance
on old prices, while prices at the east have
really about doubled
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NATIONAL PoErRAIr GALLERY.-This is a

national PoETRAIr GALLERY-This is a
work in auarto form, issued in numbers
printed on large type and superior paper
IN the highest style of the art. Each No.
gives a full length portrait and biogra-
ply, by E A. DrYCKlxcK, of eminent
Americans, such as Franklin, Washington
Jefferson. DC. 1t is intended to embrace
ali the great military heroes, civilians,
literary and scientific men of the nation.
The work will be completed in about %
numbers, and will then be the finest col
lection Of national portraits yet published
T. G. Bryce, Esq, agent, is now solicit.
ing subscriptions for the work IN this city
and we bespeak for him favorable re
ception by our people
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SHADE AND Ornamental TREEs.-A little
labor rightly applied at this season of the
year, will secure 4 beautiful growth OF
shade trees and ornamental shrubbery for
our city
Possibly our city fathers would be well
employed in planting few hundred and
we'll securing them around public build.
ings and along the streets in front Of
them. The elm and maple, though Of
slow growth, would ultimately be far bet-
ter than the cherry or basswoods and
poplars There are few towns whose soil
is better adapted than ours for these kinds
of wood, and none where sylvan shades
would prove more ornamental and useful.
Rockford is quite eminent among the
towns in the northern part of Illinois, for
shrubbery. A greater variety of tulips
and verbenas than one may see in yards
and gardens there, is not often met with.
Roses are not wanting, or other beautiful
plants. Many an ugly house here might
be screened with a climbing rose or made
the useful lodge of some valuable vine.
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The pic mic excursion last Saturday, by
the ladies of the Soldiers AID Society, to
Camp Stebbins, on invitation of the MEM
bcrs of Henshaw's Battery, was gay and
pleasant affair. The battery was out in
force to escort the ladies, of whom 4 large
company had convened to join in the <
cursion There was dinner, 4 flag pre-
sentation, music, and lively time gene
rally.
The battery is understood to be under
marching orders for Kentucky, and may
leave any hour on the click of the
telegraph. Tie boys are up and dress
ed" and ready to travel On the instant
The battery had a grand parade through
the streets on Thursday, and made mort
imposing appearance. They are eager for
active service, and will give a good account
of themselves.
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We have NO desire To create unnecessary
excitement in this community. Dear
knows, what with the war, and politics,
and secret societies, and negro assaults,
our people:: are inaammabls enough. But,
regardless of consequences, we must men,
ton one other fact that will create buzz,
and that is, that Ed. ARMSTRONG has just
got home from the East and Is now re-
ceiving q most captivating stock OF new
and fashionable Clothing for spring and
summer wear We hear of several we'd
ding day. being fixed since this arrival,
while counting. which had become quite
lanquid for want Of the proper rig, is ex-
pected to become "severe."
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GOING TO CHlCAGo.-Our citizens will
learn with regret that Mr. GUSTAV Koch,
Whitesmith and Machinist, is abou. re.
M ovlng his establishment to l79 Randolph
street, Chicago. In the way of key fitting,
making and repairing locks, draughting
and making models for inventors, and q
vast variety OF w>rk in that way that re-
quires a cultivated and ingenious hand.
Mr.. X. is unequalled, and there is no one
in town TO fill his place. Mr X. was do
ing good business, but his ambition rose
with his prosperity, and, thanking the
people of Ottawa for their many fayors.
he thinks, correctly no doubt, that his
genius needs a wider field Of operation
than is offered by small city like
Ottawa
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HANDSOME PICrURE-Mr LOUIS BuRK has
got up beautifully illuminated print-set
off with various patriotic devices, surround
ing complete Roster of Henshaw's Bat:
terry. Dagucrreotypes Of tho commission.
ed officers are incorporated in the picture,
with the names and rank of all the mem
bers Of the company-the whole surround
ed with beautiful guilt and rosewood
frame Each friend and relative Of the
members of the company ought by all
means to have a copy to hang up in their
parlors. The picture is for sale at Cramer
d. Firms News Room
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REvENUE SrAMrs.-The Postmaster re.
quests US to say that he has transferred
his revenue stamps to the City Bank OF
Eames, Allen q Co, where they can be had
hereafter in any amount and denomina-
ton that may be required. They will no
longer be sold at the Post Office. See adv.
of City Bank.
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Book BIXnEIY REMovuD-C. g. LUrz has
removed his Book Bin,lery and general
Variety Store to La Sale Street, next door
south Of the L. s. Assessors office Mr.
L. has just received and will open at his
new location, a fine new stock Of Station.
cry, Toys. Tobacco Cigars, &c. He has
also, with enlarged facilities, made impor-
tant additions to his Bindcry.
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The CHICAGO ExcuRsIoS.-A slight change,
it will be noted, has been made in the
price of tickets for tho great Exclusion to
Chicago, under the auspices of the Sol
diers Aid Society. The price of tickets
for children under ii years OF age is
changed from half price" to One Dollar
AS the President has appointed April
3Oth. the day fixed for this excursion, as
national fast day, we presume, of course,
the day for the excursion will be changed
Due notice of the change will be given in
the papers next week, as also by handful.
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OTTAWA free Grabfr
LOCAL. MATTERS


A Democratic Causus will be held at
the Court House in Ottawa, this Evening
to nominate candidates for town officers,
to be voted for at the town election next
Tuesday. MANY DENoCRArs.
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OxIssIoS-In publishing last week the
names Of city officers elected by the City
Council the name of r. W. Os' as
assessor was accidentally omitted.
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Notice.

Sociable OF the La Sale Co. Soldiers Aid Society
will be held at the COUNTY COURT HOUSE on Tues
day evening, April It'll.
Admittancs-25 Cents.
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DR.. Geo. Lewis, dentist, has removed
his Office, (lately over Ortons Bookstore
to the rooms on the ID floor next door
west cf Cheever's store.
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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BucHU,,
THE GREAT DICRETIC.
THE GREAT DIURErIe.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURErIc.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement in another column Cut il out and
send for the Medicine at once.
BEWARE OF COTNTERFEYTS
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Town Election.

Our annual Town Election takes place
next Tuesday. Thus far We know OF but
three candidates in the field-all for
collector, whose announcement appears
in another c-lumn. We are unable to
learn that any steps have been or will be
taken to make nominations, either by the
democrats or republicans. From present
appearances, it will be free fight. All
we have to say is, that We print tickets
with neatness and despatch, at lowest
living prices.
A gentleman-an influential democrat,
has just handed us the following ticket,
which he says he and many others intend
to vote for We publish it, of course,
taking no responsibility IN the matter ex-
cept to say, that We know Of no objection
that can be made to the men upon the
ticket
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e. Q. HI OBJ e RT,
DENTIST,

Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa just across
the street from his old quarters He 10 permanently
located there and will be in readiness, during all bssi
ness hours, to wal. on his patrons a' heretofore HI
charges for operation in keeping with the times.
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. CusAman's ONCE. mleW
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II. IL. Il.
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS A SCIENTIFIC
PURGATlVE

II. IL. K.
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS A SCIENTIFIC
PURGATlVE.
In these PILLS have the medical properties Q
the most efficient plants, roots, herbs gams and bal
in te vegetable KIM dom. In each Of these little
Pills lies Mysterious power, for in each pill II
bned the elements OF Health, Regeneration, Strength
and Life.
Persons who suffer from Dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
Enlargement Of the Spleen, Jsundce, Kidney Com
plants PsIpta,ion Of the Heart, and the evil sn.sts
rosive SubiJnAte, Opium, Tobacco, Local stimuants
and Exposure to Paint Lead &C., will lad in RAD
WAYS REGULATING PILLS a permanent cure.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Are the only vegetable substitute for CAloe Merculy
Qunine aud their kindred drugs that have ever been
TO the patient the beneficial Effects in the Liver and
other Glands OF the system. that Physicians hope to
obtain from the Use OF these drugs.
In cases OF Bilious, Typhoid, Scarlet AMI other Re.
Erysipelas, Small Pox, &c, where p1rxaton is
essential, but is attended with much danger
count Of the extreme debility OF the patient, these
pills be given with perfect safety. Each dose vii,
work a Price 20 per box.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS
DR. RADWAI n cos. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE. n. Y. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
For sale At the stores Of u. l.. THOMPSON and Y.
CRIcG>, Ottawa.
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Drain Tile.

vuVHE Subscribers have been appointed sole agents
i for the sale Of the Celebrated Mound Company
Drain Tile. Tor the City OF Ottawa and vicinity. We
ara now prepared take orders for all sizes from ~
70 inchs at the ide aud Leather Store. AsiA y.
Tile constantly on hand. \. r4VkS4 c..
March II, 1ssS.-S0tL +,
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nRiED APPLES Il Ms for n:
~ DRIED PEACHES, 10 n,s for Al.
FOR sale At Ifeslsl GAMPBgLLsS
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PEOPLES PENSION
Bounty Money Office
ARTHUR 10 KWOOD,
OTTAWA, ILLS,


Snyd er. Cook Il CO.. of Chicago.
M pay particular attention to the collection Of
W FJUNrIES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
PAY, &C, &C.
Ma Vance Fees Required, and no Char
ces Unless Successful.
Ih~ vel known sbiIity, fscitie, and OF til e
j. n Il which am acting need enconium.
III. .nior partner resides permanently 1T Washing
{ n vr he prosecution Of their clients claims
Ai.pl to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
DfItrH.
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EDroR PEEE TRApER: -.
Dear Sir With your permission I wish to say to
the readers Of your paper that will send by return
mail 10 all who wish it, rse) Re iPe with full di
rectons for making and using simple Vegetable Balm
that will fnectuaiiy remove in 10 days, Pmpies, Botch
e., Tan, Freckes and al impurities Of the Skin, leav
ing the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Raid leads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them TO start full growth OF Luxurent
Hair. whiskers, Nous taehe. in less 80 days.
AL applications answered BY return mail withou
charge. Respectfully yssrs, -.
TH0S. =. CHAPMAN, fss
Chemist
rS'.2m. No. s3l, Br oadway New York
To Nervous Sufferers or both Sexes.
REyEREHD GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE.
stored to health in few days, AFTER undergoing all
the usual routine and irregular expensive modes Of
treatment without cess considers It his sacred duty
to eommunieats to his a1aieted fellow creatures the
means Of cure. Hence the receipt Of addressed
envelope. he viii Sad (ree) copy Of The prescription
used. Direct t.. Dr.. JonH u. DAeHAIL, les Fulton
Street, Dreskiyn, Hew Yesk.
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The Confessions and Experience OF
Poor Young Man.

A GENTLEMAN having been cured Of the results o.
"a early and disease, will, from motives Of be
nevolence send to those who request it, copy Of the
above interesting narrative, published by himself
This little book IS designed . warning and caution
to young men add those who suffer from NEnsors De
Billy Loss OF MEAGRY, PREMATURE DECAY, &C., &c.
supplying at the same time the of self
Single copies will be under seal in plain enve
ope-wthout eharge,--to any who request II, BY ad
dressing the authoI, CHAS. A. LAMCERT, ESQ.,,
l-1I-Sm.1 Greenpoint Long Island New York.
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FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINlNG 100 acres, situated In the town Of
~ Freedom In Sale county fIllinois IL miles north
OF Ottawa. and one-fcurth of mile fen tas village
of Harding, in which there Is two churches, one
school house. or mechanics shops, stsre,. aad
a post office, supplied by tri-weekly mail. About 40
acres oil the farm is timber land Is or OF which 10
good, the balance is prairie, which there II
frame house 2Gx16, stable &C., with 20 acres fenced
and Under cultivation, ane young orchard Of choice
grated apple commencing TO bear, cherry
trees pums entrants, &C.. SC. The timber end Praf-
lay adjoining with failing stock on the
on the adjoining farm WA. BAkBEk.
Freedom, February Is, Is6S.-26-Im"
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For Supervisor,
WIN. HlCKLING.
For assistant .Superri,or.
JNO. V A. HOSE.
For Town Clerk,
F. F. BOWER
For AsSessor,
THOS. W. OSAORN.
For To,cn Collector.
EDW. BUTLER.
For Commissioner at High,oays,
JOSEPH FENNELL.
For Orerseer Of the Poor,
DIR. j. 0. HARRIS.
LATEE-A call has just been handed
for a democratic caucus this evening
nominate candidates.
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Choice LIQUORS.

Choice Liquors..
Just received, by ,. S. HolLIxcsvoRrI Son. lot Of
Superior Pennsylvania Whisky, from the MononsAhe
Ia River, which is pronounced, by connoisseSrs,
very superior quality.
Also an invoice of the first quality Of Scotch wis
key, to which the attention of Gentlemen dfamilies
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and Medicinal
uses Of the first quality.
Ottawa, Dec. Z. lso2--
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s'UI'Ip9IN pur sSnIU
0ATTWA ACADEMY

"L oifeT all the advantages Of a FIRST class Semi
w nary Rare chan s-for Practical Book Keepin,
Ancient, Nodern, and HigbeL English Languages p III
losophy, Chemistry. Surveying Drawing, Painting and
Music. experienced Teachers. Studen.s taken Ar
any time. few board Eith the principal An
evening school FOR Writing Book Keeping, Arithmetic
Astronomy, &C. from till 10.
A class ill lie formed, aud situations found for
Teachers
Common English, IS per quarter al weeks.)
Primary Department, 80 per guar ter.
First Term Ill weeks, j opened May 10.
Fall Term "a weeks) opens Aug. Is.
Winter Term - " Dec. 8,
Spring MarchE22.
Cool Glovers Block, Ottawa. Ill.
H-id y. \. ARNOLD. NJ. A., Principal.
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Picnic Excursion to Chicago,
On Thursday, the Goth of April,
4 GEA:D PICNIC EXCURSION TO CHICAGO /.
"A proposed, under the auspices OF the
I i !

La Sale Go. Soldiers AID Society.
The OF the year TIE cheapness OF the fare
we'll the CAUSE in behalf OF which this Hxcurion 10
projected, render IL most desirable occasion for a
visit metropolis The excursion will those
participating nothing except the price of = Ticket, for
tie Soldiers Aid Society has with
engaged for that day metropolitan HanH-A large
com,odi-us ant very bra s;ifui Hall, directly the
central part OF the city cf Chicago AID BY
from the Rai!r. al Depot. The Excursonists are
expected 10 carry their baskets OF
and to repair immediately arriving 20 Metropolitan
Hall their rendezvous Tor the day BY referring
the OF the Committee Of Arra~ gemenis. It III
te that the Excursion has obtained vide later
est among the ladies AID gentlemen OF Ottawa, and
that every VIII De exercised to render
.i.factory aid agreeable. All she cxcursionsts are
obliged. by the terms Of contract with tn. Raro ad
from Ottawa therefore, Insure q seat il viii
be asc~sssTy to purchase tiskets sssy
and in case later than the IS h.
The Ex sion Train viii leave Ottawa six o'clock
Returning, will leave Chicago = foarp. M.
Tickets viii DC sold at the Post Cfce, and at the
OF e. NJ Van Dorcu and Drs Dimmick / Nay
, bury.
TicKErs-Por adults, incl ding passage to Chicago
andt b4cs $40; Children OF fourteen years Old and
. under, Oac Dollar.
Mrs. D.. A. SLACK, PRECEDENT
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N O r &c + |!
Pocket Rock Lost.

i OsT-Either in Ottawa, or between Ottawa and
- the Bruner Farm in the town Of Rutland. on the
Chicago road some time between Wednesday, feb'ry
18th aud March I'd, 1853. small Pocket Memorandum
bsok dark mo- Deco cover, containing one hundred
doiIars-consistng in 6ve $50 Greenbacks. The BOOK
contains memoranda Of various persons names, but
in the front part contains the Of the
and former place Of residence, 90 L. James, kala-
mazoo, Michigan" Any person finding said book and
returning it to the subscriber, with contents or eav-
ing 1t at the Free Trader Office in Ottawa, will be
literally rewarded. o. L. JAMES.
March Z, 1S63.-lms
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For Sale-..Chcap and ON Time.
a GOOD FRAME HOUSE on Pine Street, nov in
"A the occupation Of Charles Morse, being the y Z
oflot 8, in Block 70, States Addttien to OTTAWA.
Apply 70 MN. HICKL1NG.
February Z, lS63-AS-lnt
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DE N An D.

VoHN HERrZEL Of Ottawa, H.. to whom NE ua-
i sr.,.n.d ,.ve hi, note for $1,000, Vim ten per
cent interest payable April Let. isss 10 .equss.,d %
present the same for payment .hen duey a. am
ready meet il, and VIII NOT Psy ~
beyond April LIST, lsnS: Wills
1tt,va March Is, 1865.
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EN'SDooFs. for sas do0ar and half fer se.e q
III fssfNh1 go k0 UALH84T&
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Great Bargain I'm Real Estate.
NEE Trustees Of the Baptist Church offer for sale
Il the property situated the corner Of La Sale
and Jenerson streets known the cid pAptst Church
property, * great bargain for cash.
Persons wishing to purchase apply 70
JAS. ". cALKINe, OF
Heb'ry 3oth, lsss-2s.sm. >,
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

EupsoN. AVER RAfLRoAD.-TRAiys ron a..
any Ifg 80 NVfA auf Nssl iea4s ctsrs ~ rfrst
sifs1a i9A. X as4 Va Aad i9Ij n n, sns o. ssa.
eAys Ate =. v -. isyn ItlfvstA slrest fsefs -
D. Afa trk ta4 bfQoslyn an1 taExats Gle a "a
hol's = a. phi- ~ tss foai sni V ssfaiocs tpfnst
NBw YORK, HlnLEH SsD ALBANY RAILROAD :
snd D. fs, .fy,sn y..s s.i9 ioss A ~, sssiP
John BuncnIL .suv.riaisnaeu.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

E COLroN. AucTt0NEER.-vERY RICH SHELL
work, somsthing unusually hnc for holiday presents
and also suitable for the trade CoLroS wifi sell on
way, Houston street, beautiful aud really vana.
be collection Of shework. In variety Of FORM and
prize Mt the American Institutc
last MONTH really exquisite work aud eannot be found
this other country In such porfec,on the yarey
consists Of beautiful Work Boxes for ladies' also Shell
flowers Frames Tor Paintings and Portrais very eie.
CANT Church. nearly str feet In height;
ceuotzph yewet Case, &c ~ B-rhey will be exhibition
TsEoR0E q HAyDoCK, AUCTToHEER AMERICAN
NJ Glassware by ROBERT HAYDOCK. on Thursday. Oct.
10 eleven O'Clock, a his salesroom I0l Liberty
@ packages American Glass Table Ware Lamps Pegs, Ac
o. pAcya ages Kerosene Chimnes.