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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
SuERIFF'S SALE

STATE Of 0Iio, ViaDH County.
yoBn KaN FTpcutoFof {pl,fl In Court of
EimOh Dolsn deceased Common
against Pleas
Alice Quinn AJmis-
trarrir Of Patrick : Delt. o.z.,..,.
Qnin1 deceased, O'"s' VI 'N''
DURSUANT &C. the command Of an orIel
Il ofsals in the above cause to me direct
ed fson the Court Of Common Pleas, OF tie
aGorEsaid County Of Vinton, I viii offer a.
publjc sale, o. the door Of the Court House
~ tho Town Of Macarthur, in GfOresaid
County Of Vinton. on
Saturday Nay 9M 4. D. 1863
AI the hour Of one o'clock PM, of sasd day
the following Real estate tO-wit: The
southwest quarter and pars Of the northeast
quarter Of Section nunbey twenty-seyen,
l27,) in Township number eight, (s,} OF
Range numbey sixteen, (l6,) Of the Ohio
Company purchase containing two hundred
and seventy acEes, be the same more or less.
Taken as the property OF Patrick Quinn
deceased to satisfy Judgement OF aforesaid
Court in favor Of John karr Executor Of
Simon DoLen deceased
Appraised as follows to-wit; twenty
seven hundred dollars. and mast bring two
ihirds OF that SUM.
TRIMS OF SALE, Cash in hand
BIKeHAM PltfF. Atty. ARCH NORRIS,
April 9th IS63,-5w Shift. VCo o,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
BLANK /! BLANKS y

TTNION FLOWER SEEDS Desiring to give
u my choice Seels circulation, will send
Currant Seeds, postage paid, for one 81; or 20
VARIETIES FOR 50 GENTS, {wholesale priees.)
Will send those adapted to the climate, with
splendid novelties. Flower seeds are nice for
presents. The 90 varieties to the wives or
widows ofloyal soldiers for so cents
Mr.. Needham 10 the most reliable and scien-
tifc seedman we know off."-LAKE SRoRE MIR
ROR.
Try mo. G.J. NEEDHAM
Apr p-4T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
IN PRESS:
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESPOTISM,
BYD:A. MAHONY, OF IOWA,
Author of "Ths Prisoner of State "

This work win contain full and official copies
Of the Four Great Acts Of Despotism by whiel
the constitutional government Of Washington
was subvertetl, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place
l. THE TAN BILL, by which all the property
and resources Of the people are mortsaged tt
the present admi nistratioH-
Q. THE CUNSCRIPTlOE BILL, by which al
the bodies Of peor men not worth $500 are
pTaceG IN the handsof the Administration
9, TILE FINANCE BILL, which destroys State
Baaks and places the entire currency Of tAe
county, IN tue bands of the Secretary OF the
Pruasury-
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (itting climax
which presumes to indemnify the President
Cor all tho wrongs he has committed in the
past or may commit in the future
These will each be preceded by CAREFUL an
ally sis, by Mr. Mahony, and their unjust oppres
sive, unconstitutional and odioUs features point
ed out As q book for references, it will be IL
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll.
ticiau the h.borer-in Fact, to every person, tor
these monrtrous acts reach from the lottiest man
sior to the humbIest cabin in the lan1.
These four aetsar not published roSETHER
In aay other form They will make large Oc-
taye parnr,hlet sfHeariy 200 hundred pages in
good sized type and will eso6 at tbs low
price. Of FIyTY CGHrs IN paper, and SEyESBr-
EVE CysTs in muslin binding
Send on the orders vt snce. All orders will
be filed according 10 the date Of reception
First come, first served. The cash must ACCOM-
panY all orders
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON . CO.,
No. 1872 Nassau Street, New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
n OTTO E,
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS AND
TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
BY the 2nd. section of the "Aet for the reisii
of thoSoIJiers and marines in the State and the
United States service" passed March u I963.-
u "a required of Assessors 10 take an enumeration
of all Sobiiers and marines, enlisted in Yinton
county. The said section reads as follows.
DUTIES OF ASSESSORS AND TRUSTEES.
SEC. 2. IL shall be the duty Ofths assessors,
iu the several wards election districts and tOwI-
ships in the State when they are making the
assessment Of eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
10 take an enumeration, by name Of all che SOL
diers and marines who are in the service of the
State or United States, from their rseToral wards
townships and election districts, being residents
thcyeiu when entering said service; naming the
company and regiment TO- which they belong,
and make IN accurate return, under oath, to the
trustees OF their respective townships, wards
ar d LECTION districts, designating those who
have families aud those who have not, and where
there ara families; the number, sex and ages
naming such rs are neceessitops; and it shah be
the duty ef said trustees to revise the same, in.
ssrtinC such names as may have Deen omitted
and return such revised enumeration to tho Au-
dfrors eRtheir counties on OF before the third
Monday Of May eighteen hundred and sixty
three. Persons who have died or been disabled
in the service, shalt be included n this enurner-
alton This act shalt not apply to !he families Of
orsbly dismissed, or deserted the seryice.r
The Assessor Of each Township, will include
ali persons ~ residents ;hoyein when entering
said service" who ~ she time Of entering the
service actually resided il the township, ward or
dissri,J, without reference TO the len 9Th Of such
residence bu. exclude those who were there for
u merely temporary purpose, or came to enlist in
the service
Persons no have died OF 6eer disabled in
~ l.. .s.1s L
Gang, on the battle field, or elsewhere, while
subject to such orders
I'm requested by tho Auditor sfState to I'm
press upon the, Assessors the necessity Of Rccur-
acY, SO that no nanes may be either erroGeousy
omitted or improperly added This is NECESSARY
to secure inst ard equitable distribptio1Eof the
bo,5uty provided by the act
Ths Assessors are, also required to take an Al
phabetical enumeration OF aD male citizens,
over q years of ago without regard to cOlos-
A. N. COZAD,
April 10th lSG$4w Awlr. V. Co. O,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
sHERIFF'S SALE.

,s'at' ef 0hio. faatOT Comfy.
John j. cozad, Plth'l In CouTtof t,r'i'.
John SWAIN ct al. Defts.S Order ofsa,e
DUESU4NT to- the eommanG Ogau order Of
Il sale IN the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas ofthe aforesaid Goan-
Iy Of EjDsopr ] viii Oiee' at public sale, as the
Sooy Of ths COurs House, in the Town Of NlcAr-
SSur, IN aforesaid County Of ViLton, on
Saturday the I6tI day of Nay, A.D. 1868
At ths RoUT Of ten O'Clock AN, Of said day 1.-The
jolSWing Real estate to- wit Being the North
Aast eUartsB 0fths 7o1th-wesB auaytey OF Section
nRmbsr thirSy-thrse- 80, of Township namber
aIrs, (S, J Of Kangs number nineteen, (l9,( and
also the saS5 hall Of the west quarter OF the south
Wuss SuarteT oS Section AurnbeT thirty three
k33, ia Township nUnsbeg nine, o. OF Range
aHmber nfneteen, (lS,l being twenty, Of the see
iioa aforesaid beginning 1t the north east corner
~ sso9s from thercs west one huudreG aud
AWentY yodS to the middle Of the ereeE thence up
aa5f creek bsty-tEo rods on the south side Of
SAID creek 10 stone thence soRtE TO the line,
thance east one hundysd &; seventeen rods 10 the
GaE thence oightY J2ds tothG place OF beginning
s0EstaSHjng Sixty acres more or less. Also the
west haj5 ofths noYth-wess quarter of the south
vest auIrtsr Of Section number thirty three 33
En9 Gl8e tSs north sSst euDptsr efthe sOEth-east
suESGeE ofSect5on number ihiT3y- two. Township
nurGbar aiEer (s,y Of bange number nineteen,
(lS, fontaiHing forty aerss moee or less
Raken as ohs property otGoBn SWAIN eC al
sot Gtisfy ) Judgement Of sfaforesald Court, in ia
YES G5 JoRnJ Go5ald-
Appraised as s5ZL9wsr rolwt Twelve Run
Ased dollars, AVID mcsS bring two. thirds Of that
sal1..
TEENS OF SALE Cash IN maud
ENC uEN EzwTgn E ARLI3. NORRIS,
HkMrLTors, At5Ys. 70, Pie. shE. v. Go. Q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that airam r.
~ ueming, Guardian Of William F.
Harmon, mas fled his accounts az such
Guardian for inspection ard firaL settle
nent, apf said accounts will he fot hearing
on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1863
JOSEPH KALER-
Apr. 2s, 6s.-3-w- ProbTte JUDGE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
For 4 S6H.

TIE ,fune Duplicates are made out, AMI am
K preparad to receiT, tie last halfoS the Taxes
for 5ls ycar 1852 TaG Payers Will consult their
convGuienes by paging early in order to avoid
the thyong Of the last few days before the 2OIh
ct June Treasury Notes, Ohio Bank Paper
and Bank Of the State of Indiana will he rcesiy-
Ell fog Taxes HENRY REYNOLDS
April End Is6S-6W- Treas V. Go, Ohio
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
TAFERI STA \ D..

o. FOR SALE Tie Property is situa'
Eiii ted in Allensville, Vinten County Ohio
and knewD ss the Miller HorEL~ A bar
gain will be given
Fos Terms, apply to, HENRY PAYNE,
April 10th Is63--ti. McArthur, q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

~ 0T1CE IS serebx gwen, tRas DanieI
~ Walle7, Guardian Of Joseph II. Ejagle
and Wl!infa Enge, Ras flet! his accounts
S1 ssttIsEs11t, and that the sane val be foI
fearing Gu the 25th day Of EpF5i 1868.
JOSEPH kALER,,
AgDEl 2cd TS63s-3w- Efupats Ju g.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
SWEET POTbI0B PLANTS
~ r. IN ~

Iwish to notify the citizens Of Vinton
county, that I am prepared to frnish any
qua ntity of Sweet Potatae Plants that nasY
b.. required- The sets are Of The finest qua J.
ity OF Potatoes IeEet to Judge Hewitt,
r. Shades, Wm. Gold, E. & CLARK, bulge
Kaier aar E-A- BrattoB, who have used Of
the Potatoes fOr several years past Send
in orders Ia srne. as they will be ready foI
piin n5ing any time from the 2oth Of April TO
the 2gt6 Of June: Address me al Prattsvlls
Tlrton Go. Chic INC. y an DERSON
Hsik2n,t IS6S--6y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-03

often times Of adults is the great quantity Of lNTi-
TlNAL WORMS.
CORBLN'S WORM DESTROYING SYRdP
will be found perfectly safe ard very cficaeous REM
edy. 1t not only removes the worms bit the cause Of
their gneat increase and in ell greatly improves
the general health Many certificates could be publish
ed from mothers who believe it hiss saved the lives of
their chi dren and the improvement in health after
using this medicine
full description of the symptoms of accom-
pany each bottle. Fr &C % cents.
B. CoRBIN Guillord. Conn. Proprietor. Sold by
Drugg SITS and Merchants generally. d&wly aug
NEORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
AVA by public auction, Mondsy August "a, 1868, at
one O'Clock p NJ the premises, by virtue power
of sale contained in certain deed Of mortgage made
l, =. 1863 and recorded IN Registry Deeds Book
66 Pages $40, 5i3 of the Records Of Real Estate IN Wor
cester county, the conditions Of the said deed
hav ing been broken certain land situate
in said Blackstone, the sOuhery side of
~ constructed from Blackstone village WoOnsocket,
r. J., and bounded as follows, to-wt Recommending at
| the easterly corner of the Blackstone manuactur
ingc1mpanys land ON the souherly side of sal road,
thence eastey along the sOutherly side of said road
fifty feet to Land of welcome Farum thence s'utherly
parallel unto the easteriv line of sad Blackstone
featuring companys land to the therly lire Of the
| Providence y Worcester raj road; thence westerly
nndne southerly by lid railroad to said company s
land; thence northory bounding westerly by said
pany land T. the first mentioned bounds Also one
other lot of land to aud connected with the
described Lotto land and bounded follows .o-wit
north easterlv Of the aforesaid lot and running
feet to said Farnums and thence ou'herly said
Farnums land ana parallel with the easery line If the
above described lot TO the norherlv line SAID railroad
thence westerly oun in2 northery by said rgr ad to
westerly the above d sribed to the first men
TONED bound neannr hereby to convey the same prrln
IS as gTS in sGGd recorded in tae fi5Y
are tne sumo PREMISES previously mortg ged by the said
HENRY C. MATHhwSON.
! DOYLE $40 SITv Auctioncers '9'9N1'
| Providence .Ju % lS63 do 6wts fy29
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r. \ G U K S / o N
CHICAGO AND BACK I
ONLY SaI,O

Vermont Central Railroad Line TO Ogdensbureh: Grand
Trunk Railway to Port Sarnia; hehce BY steamer 10
Chicago. and return by the Route.
Meals and Bcrths on steamer included in the Fare
Tickets good from Juy 2lst to sept lat 1913
to q DYER -PSS"
jls dtaug2O Attbe Ticket ONCE
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Rotrcss.

ETC Els TER ACADEMY.-Tbe Fall
- Term OF fourteen weeks win commence ON T,osaa,
August 18Th, under the charge of O"" i"esnAyf
u g. MERRIAM, A. NJ ,Prnclnal
GEORGE II. WELLS, A. r.
Miss ANNA =. HENSHAW
Miss JEN ME T.. WARREN
Facilities are offered youth OF huh sex ga for ra,,
ton IN the various English branches ncddn the lin
er Mathematics, aud The PHYSICAL Sciencos togetker
WIN inc Latin, eek, french and German Lanq1 aeea
and Music Tho Military Department II under mn
charge OF Tie Principal and the officers Of the company
ana AL Young gentlemen are required to attend eqular-
the daE military exercises, and provide huss with
the prescribed uniform. Rifles and equipments viii be
furnished by the institution
lnltoh IN The Common English branches 81 90; High.
or Engllsh Sh0O; Languages 81 20 per term Music on
Board can be obtained in the Academy building with
per week JOHN NEf,SON president
II. CooLIDGE, Secretary.
Leicester, Juy 10, les d&w6w iva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-03
EIGHTH MASS COLLECTION
~ DISTINCT
Office Of the Assessor of Internal Revenue.
WnnnL arnn -InIN 10 q

Office of the Assessor of Internal Revenue }
WORCESTER July TO- 1873
Notice Is hereby given that the Assistant Of
bnid District have completed their lists vaua-
tons and enuncraons required by the Uaited states
Excise Laws for he month Of May last being The
annual assessment under said laws
rad lists contain the assessment Of taxes property
named in schedule OF said Excise aw en- income Tor
ls6. and or licenses. The said lists. valuations and
enumeraoni relating to the Worcester county portion
OF sad District, are at flee No. H. IL the Worcester
Bank Block, in the city Of Worcester. and those reat
ing TO the Norfolk County portion OF said District
at the Office Of A. A. Russaguc. ESD In the town Of
Franklin and each OF said lists will In the above
named places for examination, from The fourteenth day
OF ttg inst 10 The h0sRty ninth ddy 0f sad Jlu and
appeals viii be received aud determined by relative
10 any erroneous excessive valuations or enum, ra
oG by the said Assistant Assessors said oce of
A A. Rlssague, on FRIDAY, the Dist dty of said July.
ut 10 oeloeg A. NJ aad at said onlce, NO IT, Worcester
Bank Block on MONDAY, the third dav OF August
next, at O'Clock A. q. IYERS PHILLIPS,
tgl0 dtf Assessor \ n Mass district
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-03
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

~ Observation-Disclosures, SIS Probate Court
To the nezo-kin and all others interested in the Es-
tate of William Hand late Of Grafton, deceased, Greet
ing:
Whereas Chandler NJ. Pratt the Administrator of the
of said deceased has presented to said Court for
allowance the account OF his ed Illustration Of said
tate and the hes been allowed and application has
been made dist button Of the balance in his hands
anon, tie net 81 kin Of said deceased:
You hereby cited TO Ppncar ct Court of Probate,
to he hodcn - Worcester said county on the
first dav August next, It oclock in the fore
show cause if any yod have, why distribution
should be made recording to said application And
said J. at is ordered to this citation by publishing
the same wcei, twice in the Massachusetts Spy
and once in the belly Soy newspapers printed in WOr
cester three weeks successfully the last publication TO
be day at lie [ bCiU said c urt
Wltursr, HENRY CUAPIN, Esquire, Jud?e of said
Court this eighteenth dew Of July, in the eighteen
hunu- Cd aud siXty-thiee.
iu9p ND1pO r. ASST Re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-03

The public cautioned against the articles
of LYE for making SOAP, &C, now offered for sale
The only GENUINE and PATENTED Lye Is that made by
the Pennsylvania SalG Manufacturing Conn
paDy, their trade mark for It being "SAPONIFIER;
or, CONCENTRATED IYE." The great SUCCESS of
this article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES endeavor
to INITIATE it, In vi0lat on Of the Companys patents
All NJ nufacturers, yers Sellers Of these sPuRI
Gus Lyes, are hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING Esq. Of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL Esq.,. Of Pittsburg.
And that all Manufacturers Users, SELLERS of Iye,
violation Of the rights of the Company will be PROSE-
CUrED at once
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8ettutts G0tanteo.

70 do Garrison DUTY in the Department of North Caro-
lin A BOUNTY OF $3.50 will be Maid TO every Re.
Gruit TO all who have already served in the army not
less than nine months,
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C0RBws WORM DESTROYING syrup

M ORMS.-0ne of the most prevalent
w Of the ills or fsebleress Of children and
often times Of adults, is the great quantity of lNrhS
TINAL WORMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-03

Leaves Liverpool wharf Boston, at Is A. NJ 20 and
III and 4.45 a ID SOP. NJ ~ - -
Tickets tor the Excursion 30 cents
ga ID. CHAflN, Agent, Liverpool Wharf.
IyW dim
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

II T'ofy AC-
HENRY VI LEEDS a co will sell at auction, IN Wedne@
day Jan. * al II O'Clock al sslesoon No rs Nassau
street special and peremptory sse choice Wines
Brsndes. Condiments segar., ac, the property Of
porting aud Jbbng hOus. prislng their choicest
nd inpoaons for the psst twenty 1ears via
YeuI Cegnac, - ksina de Espagns original ases
chpce old y Brandy. Hsnbrsssy Otsrd fAvors
brands very ehece sosh, Irish and Bourbon Whisseysi
English and Holland Gin impaired 10 wood AMI glass ia.
msea, st. Croix aud Pineapple Rams, Ports Aad.ifas.
Sheues, pae goden snd brown Ia great vAdety: naay
small and choice los not herein mentioned ~ gofs
admitted Catalogues ready on the morning or
friends Aad the public assured that this u vel
worthy of their sttaR.on Aso invoice of Havana
SLars cgnaisung OF over twenty ots, frsiag
rnent Of C0actas. fsrrusiss, Operas for o. Prenaos
Brevss, Laserm adas. Re- aiss BftanEeAs Media saas
part gf the following well known brands, vu=CAbarar
lLd0lci farne.ntc Ahae PunsrseA Henry Clay AsA
mora, Magnolia, Rosa De haatiaao. VI Sol Nelson Ar
mostly pound bsres and warranted sound No otter
goods admitted Catalogues ready he morning Of sale
ffends nd the public
worthy Of their Attsn 4pn.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28
SALES Ar AuOrIoN. .

HEERY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER- -sALEsR0oa
adx H.s;1s street opposite me Post go jan
- io oclock. 81 the private residencs norm roc
Eghy third street, between Third and Feurtn Assnas
Brnsses and lnysin Carpets. OF Cloth 11r
Mahogany and enaInelled Bedroom 0utA elaeh walnut
Extension Dining Table, Chairs Lounge bedd'ne. stalr
AA,
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

TJESRH ". LEEDS co, ACCOMMODATION
IL IA LEEDS co. Will ssil At auction on Thursi.y
January ~. at 0Is seeos, 81 l Wes rhHYtr.g sif,.
Eighth consist of Brussels
psn. Stair doy ocoths mahogany sofas In hair 10th
ro-es God marble tip side fabie, Centre DO,
ghades Cornses, Lsos Curtains. Hocsers Rasy CHAIR.
fan<f and Enaneikd Cottage SUITS. Har Gatlrstsss,
eprns Beds Holsters and Pilla~s biss vAnat narts III
Nashstsnd, Brvsss Rugs. Isrssy rsd Window Cursins
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

VALENTINES.
VALENTINES NALEsrINEs
TIE hEW YORK
UNION VALENTINE COMPANY
Ofer the ta1e
Larger DisoJnts, Better ttyiss and 0f,asr yAuetY u
COMIC
REATIATsTkL
NlLENTIfIr
AND Hst EIDPE4
Thar any other ksu srt.fNrr
Thy have variety " 81 los ZEN fssfats I'm ~
tht tt~y airer from bsfofs ntArnfssiHfAa.
Doa 10 sell = tmf4rs vuf !.
BEkf.ts a JOsFs
Natsrtirs srd EHsrn nfs MArAfAcla
Ant 'Ssefs ~ aA siaas -
NOTE, LETTER AID CaP fsFER
ia Sttisus sgest,
ses f0fa
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

d. nYJ l. HAIsEY I co.,
sALEsRooMs os LIBERTy srRKET
WEDNESDAY, JAN "a ~ II o'cloek ~ our bAlcsrosns
20 cases Woofe's Schnapa
- cases Champa me-
100 boxes Smoking Tobacco
~ boxes sperm Candies.
Mo0 sesAn together Ib good assortment Of b<Anaics.
1ihs Jamaica Rum and 20 cases bay Runa
Friday, jan ~.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE LADIES
"A and gentlemen guaranteed TO receive the highest
price for zach article Of cast OIL Wearing Apparel Furniture
Carpets for the New Orleans market Try and satisfy
Seurssf Please call address G. MISH,
M Third avenue Fourteenth street Ladies attended
cy Mrs. Mish.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

A BARE CHANCR-sa0oo WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, within . month, for New Orleans
ladies and gentlemen having OF the above 70 dispose Of
receive the following prces-From Sc $50 for SILK
D!ssssS from - 70 sls for Coats from 81 70 ~ for Pants
pad. Please call address to B. Minx, Us Sixth
avenue Eighteenth street Ladies' attended by Mrs
Aintx Orders from Brooklyn Jersey City puncty at
tended TO- Please remember the original b. AINTz, 2S3
aixth
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

II. REAL AND IMITATION LACE EMBRoDERIEs,
Ribbons Pars Flowers and Millinery Goods Hosiery and
soves Corsets and made Under Clothing, Hoop 6krs
Ac; White Goods Taretans, Linens housekeeping Goods,
Lace Curtains Drapery Laces and Muslns Fine FAnnes
Yankee Notions. &c
NB.-AIways = assortment best quality Ladies' Paris
xtd 0lOves Importation lower than any other
house the CITY N4 and 6 Sixth two doors below
fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

q = REWARD LOST on SATURDAY, JAN. a. A
.pC oold Chain wtocvfr returns the same " Mrs. Me-
Donald, Z<5 Muterrs tfest - n tsimhrede Broad
way, vii receive the reward and h. thanks Of TIE
C1n REWARD WILL BIZ PAID TO THk PERSON
2lO VINO will bftng ~ NJ 'arpet Bag lett saloon
Ia my ncigborhond ast IAN With without clothing ard
no questions asked IN. Ifern wanted aud viii snufy
the bag A hACHrbEk, ~ Frankfort street N u
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

CEo HoLBROok AucTTOSEER METROPOLITAN
NJ polic~ auction sale ~ Unclaimed Properly oa Thurs
day, Jan 70 1868 At 10 o'clock A. NJ AT tn. Drl room,
Centre market X. SCOTT, PROPERTY Clerk
GEO. HoLBRooH, AuCTfONEER --METRopoLfTAs
" foioe auction al. Of Unframed Properly. tornor.
Thnrsday January 20 At 10 olock A. ~ iril room
over Centre MARKET SCOTT. Properly CLERK.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28
WINES AND LIQUORS.

I REDs A GRAY, SUCCESSORS or ". G. RUDMAn-
Cesbrafed Philadelphia Ale for sae, In barres half
barrels and boties, by wM. HOWELL AGENT a No M
Third avenue. corner Of ST. Marks plaoe.
VALUABLE RECIPES FOR THE MANUFACTURE
" OF the ninsst French Brandy aud All other Ltquora
Wues CoFcits and bitters In three dAsk without
shnery thirty si cents gallon These receipts
ths originals used In France and fsvtune
emArt They will be any address receipt Of
s's.,.en aaAsn.ess o. moesy ss,rnsa a % & on q
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

ITO THE BLOOMING DAhsELs oY THE SoRrH.-
ycung man. ~ year. OF age, desire. 70 meet ZONE
kouth), not - years oi, vita view 70 nariu.ony
she pretty and phed. Enclose carte de "
address William 17o FULTON street, New fork city
stating whsrc ns.ing take place MONEY obJect
Az thai is wanted 10 pishment ADD beauty and
hagDess W n W We apssy byust.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

At THE FRANKFORT HOU8k. CokHER or FRANK
"A lori sad William Streets one 1Iocs east sf the ca
Hall hundred and MY light warm, neatly furnished
Rooms Single 21c V Nc pr DAY u to - " pc
week. Hoase open all night