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GODDIN h APPERSON.
n lOWHATAN Land For sale-The subscribrr

10WHATA Land For SAle.-The sub6cribsr OF.
Ersf,r sa'e his Farm, within two miles Of Pow.
kIaan II, twelve miles Of POwhstan Station, Rich
lnoud and Danvile Railroad and six miles OF James
{,iyrr 1t contains AIS acres, laid of on the fed
system, with dividing fences. we'll wa cred and has
fair supply OF oak timber. The buildings are very
! gooi consisting of dwelling with six rooms and
#ase passages with all the necessary outbuildings
&,hr-shibg machine, &es The local advantageD Of
the neighborhood very good. The purchaser
vii! be enabled to obtain most Of what would be
needed 70, the next year on the farm, and posses
/ son given Immediately for seeding purposes, and
#fnaly in December. If not sold by the LIST No.
vcmter it will then and there be offered publicly.
Address the subscriber ut Powhatan q II, or see
him personality on the premises.
O. Sic A MAYO.
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: - Ady Win be tuoesSed q - - =.
v0k loLLAA AMI INIT CKEIJ~ - -
~ sscc 'nssstsas- ncnS InB (or laGU) ope01n9e .
@iAssss advmthemssis Il s1Aes psopessou.
~. Y g ifscrntutS Arpbiiahed S.n fxbM Win
.ss.. s'ss per square of eight iioss ksr syesy ID
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4 4 VERY desirable IA n for sale In Hanover. 1t
IA contains lb7 acres, (lo0 acres cleared, the bal
sno- Ia wooi) with new dwelling with five rooms,
stable. carriage house, kitchen aud outbuiidings.
ts under coed enclosure; is within four miles
Of the Central railroad, aud sixteen miles from
Richmond. 1t atjoins the land Of Mr Iiaw and Mr.
Elicit Is in al excellent neighborho-d, uear 10
sa,eu Church. Price $40 per acre Apply to
cT--4t GODDIN i APPEKSON.
fTHE Valuable farm called 'shady Grove" on tine
Mountain Road, ii miles Northwest Of Rich
muul aud hear TO the Fredericksburg railroad, con
tanning $50 acres, for saie.-At the request of Mr.
ias Winston We oller for sale the valuable farm
which he now resdes about half cleared, balance
II weeds. The cleared land produces well. The i'm
Wuyements all nearly new, built Of good mate
rails aud of the best kind. The dwelling contains
ruJms brick Kitchen, two large quarters, large sta
Die with for ~ horses, one large barn, carriage
Loass, corn house, ice house, backsmith's and
wheclwrghts shops, &c. 10 the purchaser Of the
place all d! the crops Of hay corn, fodder horses,
aues, COWS, logs. &c, will be sold Ut valuation, and
earl, possession given. Mr Winston, residing on the
place, " III shew il to those who may cal On him
Apply 10 GOlDlN APPERSON.
Ee ht-p
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Two Hundred aud Fifty Dollars Reward Ran
away from the subscriber, the evening Of the
2Sth inst, young negro man named John formerly
the property Of Mr Charles Cook. of Hanover, by
whom he was sold on the morning Of the 2Sth lust ,
al the auction house Of Hil Dickinson & Co. Said
negro is about 10 years Of age beardless, and has
small scar upon the shin of b is right leg; black
straight, An well proportioned. The above reward
will be paid upon his delivery to Hill Dickinson Il
CO or myself. se 30-tsI ROBERT II DAVIS.
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This being concluded, they were again es-
cOrted to their carriages, and the yasf assem-
blage dispersed.
GEN. GILMORE AND ADMIRAL DAuLGREN.
In the Morris Island correspondence
of the New York Times we find the fol
lowing relative to the rulnor about un-
friendly feelings existing between Gen.
Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren:
An impression having gained considerable
ground in the North to the effect that Gen
Gilmore and Admiral Dahlglen are, and
have been, at variance in regard to the mat
ter oi prosecuting military operations before
Charleston, it may be well 10 state on the
Dest authority that no foundation exists 70,
such a belief. Both parties well understood
before embarkin. on the expedition the
work each was expected! to perform. Thai
the capture Of Morris Island and the rc,inc
tion "i Fort Sumter ended the programme
laid out for Gen. Gilmore, is freely admitted
by all concerned.
correspondence passed some time ago
between the two commando rs relative to the
exact condition Of Sumter, Gen. Gilmore
maintaining that the fort was practically and
riiectualiy silenceJ, while Admiral Dahlgren
entertained suspicion that the structure
contained guns in working order Oh the
channel side. Although this difference OF
opinion existed, the parties expressed their
views in terms plain but free from all aniinos
ity. BY request of Admiral Dahlgren, Gen.
Gilmore ordered that the land batteries
should be again turned on Sumter, the firing
10 be continued for one day. The lombard
'nent was accordingly rcopened. but revealed
no new results. Since then the navy has not
had occasion to operate directly with the
army-a circumstance which prevents the
interest of the one from conflicting with
that of the other, and iavors the supposition
that the friendly relations between the com
inaudpg officers are not in any way i'm
paired
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T:N)K NALE--A urst rAte quadrant aud spy giass,
both ARTICLES warranted car be secD - the
f8spetch oGace. Address ssOG g." box Sel, Rich
maud 20. ecs-Ss1
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DUNAWAY-$20u Reward.-Ran away from my
II farm, Marion Hill, two miles below Richmond
two stout black negro men, Henry and Dick.
Henry was raised in FauQuier, near Rector Town
aud Dick il Louisa. Henry, when spoken to, has
little say. Dick talks very freely. Their ages are
between 70 and 50 years. Henry formerly belongea
to Mr 0Iasscock, Fauquer CO, aud Dick u MIR Har-
ris, i'll Louisa county.
Oc l-Ctt W HOPPE.
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4FydREE huudred acres OF forest Land IN Amelia
= 1 county, three miles from Cnula depot, on tic
7k,chnopd aud Danviile Railroad, for sale We are
&mhorized TO sell part Of Mr Wm Meade's Land
$-say about 800 acres, mostly in woods. 1t lies
Hsbou, three miles from ChuIa depot, and offers a
ka,e investment to those who may wish TO purchase
tuch lands. Apply " -
or SIT GnDDIN h APPERSON.
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A MOST valuable Wharf Lot OPPOSITE Rockets,
"A sdolalng the ship yard and Midlothian coal yard
ziot saie-We offer for sale most valuable Wharf
| lot located as above. IL fronts on the river $40
fleet aad runs back about 500 feet. This lot is ad
Emraoly adapted for manufacturing al many other
rurposes and should attract the attention of caD-
fiasts and others. plat can be seen at our office
{Apply 10 Eoc g. 81 GODDlS & APPERSON.
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VTALUABl.E Farm OF i54}i acres, near the Wi

1 VTALUABLE Farm Of I34 = acres, near the " II
1 " liamsbUTg turnpike, two miles below Rich
mSud. for ,ae "A, the request OF Mr James Ma
Inc We oier for sale his valuable little Farm Of l3aH
acres. located as above, adjoining uughes's tavern
an The lands o: Mr. John Davis. About 95 acres
are open land n very high state OF Improvement,
PORTION Of which is now we'll set ia clover and
tmahy hay. There are also 30 acres OF wood land ,
Remarkably heavily covered with oak and pine.
ihe buildings consist Of a comfortable dwelling, q
f, t.hen two large bans, &c. There ID al excellent
/ RyJuug orchard Of apples and peaches. 1t is only
cessary examine this farm to be satisfied Of the
fertility of its soil.
/ Mr Malone his son Richard will chow the land
[to these who may call on them.
| The growing crops aud ali the personal effects will
be s)d at valuation TO the purchaser f the farm,
aud possession given about the 1st Of December
EDext Apply to GODDlS Il APPERSON.
nc SIT
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4 1NE Hundred Dollars ksward.-lssft the rsri
~ denc. OF Mr. fore, on Clay street, Moodsy
morning, 9th inst, my negro woman JULIA, taking
old. sad woman is sbout 81 ysars old, black very
ssoat, long bushy heir, aud has naturally plea
SAINT countenanec. she may probably try to make
hand lives there. or In tha.nsi1n&srhcod will
give the above reward II eiivsfed TO me at Mrs
Drewry's, on Grace street. between Fou,he ami
Adams, or secured in any jail 30 that I get her
again. (oc7-tsl WM II DAyiS.
TWENTY FIVE Dollars Ksward-Wiil be paid tOr
the apprehension and delivery OF my scrvau,
girl Cornelius, who ran away on the let lust said
siri IA IL ears old well grown, aud Of dark brown
Color, with no marks. She had Oh when she LETT IA
bomespun dress, faded; no shoes. She is supposed
to be in the neghborliood Cf Manchester. / will
give the above reward for her apprehension and SO
for the conviction OF the party who s harborng her
JOHN CHARLTON.
Manchester, Oct 6, 1863 oc 7-4ts
Shuv Evp ctv
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ono DOLLARS Reward HAN away on Wed
ZVV nesday. Sept so;h, my negro woman Char
iOtte. She is about Is years old, feat or inch
IS high. The most notable marx remembered i
that both of her middle fingers are enlarged b,
having u whitioe Oh each. GEO SMITH.
CT the firm Of Smith, Lpscomb Co,
oc 1-6ts Franklin street
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from tho troops who have done us the honor
to appear OH the occasion Of our visit; and
certainly the kind words that you have ad-
.ressed us make il my duty to make known
the reception that has been given us by the
American people. At home they will rejoice
this manifestation. 1t will be but another
evidence that will add to their faith in the
sincere friendship which now unites the two
countries; and when we shall leave you il
we are your debtors"
Many leading citizens we're then intro
iuced to the Admiral and his associates by
Mayor Optyke, after which they appeared
on the balcony aud were loudly cheered -
rhis being concluded, they were again es-
corted to their carriages, and the vast Assem-
blage dispersed.
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" ALtABik Peninsula Land for sale. THE owner
VIII Bell privately valuable Tract OF Land,
y 1ae county oi Elizabeth City, eight miies FROM
1otttesa Aoaroe, containing 1873 acres This farm is
'aalrd oa the Back ryer, in full view OF the bay
sn' poSsfssea, IN very nigh degree, all the advan
1ses arising from All East Firgii IN water planta
"h, ALL Is IA the hiShes, state OF cultivation. Be
itf uie many advantages which this farm pos.
aSes here is in addition natural oyster rock OF
treA' Yield which, in tunes OF peace Will prove in
nuAple. Further particulars wii be furnished to
ly Que wishing TO purchase. Address ar d, )" box
'', h"hlhond, or apply at Mayo's warehouse.
&c
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I T'GA AID vine
AsgAii lot Of superior Tea
zhaIfehests u 6ne Black Tea
~ dozen Domestic Wine
sL,s - ttens'hnaa who served loag apprentice.
T.s -, we u ths best estahaishmeuee " France.
3 y 0kG0NHOW.
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RUNAWAY.-Lett our store, on the 25th OF Au
AO gust, negro man named john, the property Of
Or Ley burn, of Lexington, Va. John il about
feet high, of bright, gingerbread color, spare built
and very likely. He speaks in low tone, and is
very polite aud plausible in manner. He may be
lurking in Sidney, as he had room above
have followed some ia the army as it passed
through TO Tennessee. We will give $50 for his
rest in the city, 500 if he ha lodged in
any Jail ia out OF the State, where we Can get
him ise 3O---Httl HILL l. NOREI EET
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RUNA Hn

100 N,LLAks Reward: Han away fru How
kNO ssas Neek .sesccaned eos va, on the 9Th of
e.eee 10 inches high, rather thin eht Singerbrsss
coios slow IN action and speech sal fseiayes. ana
one eye slightly bloodahot. Thenhove reward viii
re paid u delivered ct 0oochlAn1 G H. or ia iai, IN
N'chmond. He was originally from Louisa co.
&C 6-2wf ia n TYksSsanN
IAN AWAY from The subecsibss, @ Tie 0sh iast,
negro woman, named Lucy, with . child Elk
rooals Old. She = shout 70 yenxs osA, dark com
striped mOuslin drses She 10 supposed % be some-
1here 10 the upper part a The city. A suitable re-
ward wiz be l.id for erdevery 10 me. Gu Cary g.
between 81 aud 4tb. r PRNINbTJ,N
oc 0-2lf
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THE RUSSIAN NAVAL RECEPTION IL NEW
YOkK

THE RUSSIAN NAVAL RECEPTION IN NEW
YORK.
The Yankees, who are decidedly more
exhausted and more in need Of "inter-
ventiOn" than the COnfederates, have
found foreign friend and are crazy with
delight They are stuifing their Russian
ally with sugar plumbs. On Wednesday
they took the officers from the Russian
frigates in the harbor at New York and
carried them to the City Hall. to receive
the freedom Of the city. The Times
thus describes the scene:
AS soon as the guests and committees
were transf ferred to the carriages the process
sion moved.
The line Of march was through 23d street
to Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue to l4fh
street, through 18th street to Broadway, and
down Broadway to City Hall.
Throughout the whole distance the win
dows of buildings Oh either side OF tue street,
the pOrches, balconies, aud Sidewalks, were
throngcd by citizens and ladies, anxious by
their presence to do honor to the distln-
guished guests who represent among us the
sympathics Of friendly Government i'll Eu-
rope. Residences and business establish
meuts We're decorated with flags and BAN
ners, among which there was a frequent die
plav OF the Russian cross. AS the prCces-
sion moved past handkerchicis were waved
by the fair ones Of Our city, while cheers
went up from our men and youth. All Wed
in the effort to indicate how deep and earnest
was the welcome rendered to Oar guests. At
Madison square and Union square salutes
were fired as the procession passed.
The City Hall was tastefully decorated in
honor Of the occasion. In the centre was
hung the imperial fag of Kussia-the dou
BILE headed eagle on a yellow ground--aId
the flag bearing the escutcheon OF the city OF
New York On either wing was unfurled
the Stars and Stripes, and miniature Russian
and American flags were displayed in prodi
gal profusion from other parts uf the hall.
A platform had been erected for the use
| OF the guests in witnessing the review OF the
| troops.
Long before the hour for the arrival of the
procession the Park was thronged with peo
pie to witness the grand pageant. At least
thirty thousand were present when the pro
| cession arrived at 8 o'clock The guests
| having alighted aud taken their positions on
the Platform, the military passed IN march
| ing review through the Park from the east
| to the west. The line appearance OF tht
| troops excited the admiration Of the officers
and the perfect marching of the eth regi
ment caused them TO applaud the sight.
| The review concluded, the guests were
escorted to the Governors room, where they
were welcomed in speech by Mayor Op
dyke.
WNr. 6ayor-Refore ! reached this place
myself and brother officers received tht
kindest 9reetings from the people of thii
city, IN the houses and n the streets, end
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k"hh For sale.I offer FOR saie my Farm ,situ-
\ stel in Charles City county, on the Chicka-
iou't. liver. ~ miles fiom its mouth. The tract
E"u'a'ns ~ acres, Cf which 500 In tiub. r, the
Eien 0p'n land i25 acres have been hssviIy lined
''a tfadoee finely. for terms, &c, spplyto
j LAMB,
V o-eod5tt CoIfer 18th 81 Cary sta.
"A aALuAbLE Farm br sxe.-As sg~nts for
Tue owner, We oifpr for sale Q tract 0f land,
asay improved, with scoDfortsbis, large yelling
,A Aas' Out houses. Parties Wishing informsttoa
| &c Z-2w ,uAIR n M
a&n1 any iof II 0ier for sale my farm, situated
,a s.hAfIss City CO. Oh the ChickshoMpy river. 2N
- .. IRON It's mouth TIE tract contains $50 acres,
se,s sAA ovo are III timber tho rest open land. l25
la' esse been heavily lined sad produoe 6ne!y
" 'srm4, NC, apply 70 LAMB,
s-s'astt Corner lQ3h aud Cary ~
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l. MASTERS, Trustee .

VYkRY valuable unmproved real estate for sale
" Ne are authorized to sell tho following very
,sIaabc real es,aie. viz:
oei i.sS a sround on the north side Of Franklin,
,.., oat and 2.th sts, running back 100 feet.
Az 5, feet of land on the northeast corner OF
rr'nIIn and 2lst SITS, running back 100 feet.
Also $40 feet 10 square No -, bouaded by q, X,
Az $50 fee, 10 square No -, bounded by 7, u,
Also 2Oo feet IN square No -, bounded by ., n,
2ah, and SOIh SIS
Also ,ot No -, in Harvie's piau, Sidney, GO by
!, IA f,.., fn,,,iug on the west side Of Pine 81
H., rrnt-s0 acres Of land in MIR John n Shields S
farm near Camp Winder, well adapted for farming
or gardening Apply to
ps S--U OOiHtN q AfthhSON
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Am,llaC II by virtue Of deed Of trust re-
q M Amcs Comfy Court, from r Waters and
~ sJy n inc as trustee, for the benent Of Cllss
ss' s ~ 'Ss s.:ss ss ss oesss ssss .Is
80 not the next fair day the tract OF land No.
,,,ea az as above, which sad Waters resi'ics, con
ming .ss X acres with numerous aud good build
4 a q, orc rards, nc, thereon.
ne CIV Aius$eSs
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CAMP l.EICaER, NEAR kIChMoAD,
October 5th, 1868.
CrRAYED or Stolen.-0n or about the 2ia Of sep
~ tember, 1868 was stolen or strayed from my
battery sorrel Mare, supposed to be eleven years
Of age, with lett hind foot white and Star IL her
forehead. She is Of medium size, and her back
slightly rubbed by the saddle.
HENRY RIVES,
oe o-4ts Capt Nelson Light Artillery.
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CsFICg Il Ii NAtRS & Co,
Stock aud Exchange Brokers. ,

r. 10 shares Eaisk cf Virginia stock
- do 3abs III tise tUaiai1,iN 'yiiii, STOCK
- do Va tcts!f.si - siirsE,t st.ck
20 do Clover Hit rsiifas1d siask
VHgE!l c"vt.t,n Lonis, odd siXi.s
North GasU'ins COupJa bCQla, old s.Ses
g.
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TIE LATE RAID ON VESSELS On THE EAST
ERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.

Capt. Townsend, of the schooner Da
vid G. Foster, which arrived at New York
on Thursday, gives The following &C
count of the capture of vessels in Watcha
prigue Inlet, on the Eastern Shore o.
Virginia, few days since:
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one HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
" stolen from my house in Sidney, on the night OF
the 9th, white Cow, with Ted spotted or dappled
sides, about five years Old, over medium size,
swinging horns from the side Of her head; giving
near two gallons OF milk per day.
Iwi give $3.50 for her return, and no quest ions
asked. JAMES DEFllN,
drove Road, near VIM Aliens farm, Sidney.
7-ltt
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WANTx

VuY ANTkD.-An accountant 10 one e: the Depart
w ments wishes employ ymeDt afler O'Clock
u. City reference given ss 10 qualification, &c
Addross ss0 ;" care q T J ssaske oc 9-ltt
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prAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Avn and Personal Property FOR sale. -On Wed.
n.sdsy, the 18th day q November next, will
:. nnhl,c eu,cry for cash, a my residence, In
sy, ea county. North Carolina, II miles west OF
sv Ls ;.ss y The srsc' &C sI q t.sa
sncn ,on sf North Caroline, on which there Is an
oe1sot ues frame dwelling house, built on good
~,,h closets, sc, and tue necessary out build
sa' ',nsludng tobacco barns, and good young Or.
aasa VI. aso cell On The sls ,sms a;y ls bead q
sos tsoIs, cooking utensils, household fur.
,,r. nv entire crop Of corn, (abous 500 bush<
'sbss q see. wheat, sheAf oats, fodder. shucks,
sahe,i draw. Also, q rockAway and . double
la' y nsrn.s. Mrs n COBB
4 nc o-1aV5Nf
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a Ivan C. BAKER 4 co, AUCTT0NEERS.
"A ExEcuToR's SALE.

Paintings statuary many aud costly Works o. Art
Articles OF vertu.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on TO. MORROW Monday Feb -;
al the elegant residence of DR. Philip Ransom No 40 West
Sixteenth street, b tween Ffth and sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK
Rosewood octave Panoforte, bronze orino'u
Chandeliers. Velvet Medallion Carpets embroidered Lace
Curtains rosewood Driwing Room SUITS Esgeres Secre-
ebony Reception Chairs Iadys Work Table, Centre Tables
Canterbury Sercoscopc. with hundred elegant views
antique and Gothic Reeepon Chairs oil Paintings by emil
nent ariists two superb Landscapes by Coles Holy Family
by Iegrandi winter ana Summer, also Paint
ing oy Huntington. Inman and Seleres artistic Bronze
Sevres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mante
lrrors Hastand rosewood and wanat Dressing bureaus
war,lrooes en- suite style OF Louis XIV Hair
ana Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets, Sheets
Snnei Extension Table. Silver Oyster Iareen Eatre
Napkin Rings Savrs Dinner and lea Service China Din
nor ana Tea Sets stall and Ruby Glassware Table Cut
1ery. Linen, Coucics, Arm chars Oval Mirror, Bronze
Go (. Also large Of Basement ana Kitchen
Eurn
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Made By Eton~y Badoune and other
Celebrated manufacturers. Sold account
or owners leaving the city. nc!udinga
Magnificent Pearl Keyed Pauoforte.
RUSSELL W. WfSTCoTT, Anctoneer will sell 10 NOR.
Nonday II O'clock at the elegant residence No. 49,
Seventh avenue the entire superb
Fu,n,ture beautiful Works Art contained In the
house. which 10 repete with everything ss.! ana
aneaai 10 be found In fashionable furnished residence,
III OF which Is in prrfec order win be sold Without
loscrye. Consisting n--pariors:
SUPERB CARVED rEARL KEYED PTANOTORTE.
In use b'n three months, cos $a2U;
Nn ROSEWOOD Parlor suits, and French
richy carved rosewood Eageses plae back: masnnceu
ysswod Secrstsry and bookcase cost $780, hadys Frech
Iscss,oEe s,.suaZ u,arIs top Centre and Pier Tables
indow shades Bronze Cieks Tarkis Lounges with Arm
VASES with a.s collection Of o. rsia,inss richly framed
Eersa Rronxes Bsquc and Marble Groups, Sryres and
Gui collection Of Lava and Marble Ornaments
CHAMBER, DINING ROOei aud NURSERY.
Elegant cut and engraved Glassware fun sets of rich French
Chine, Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Sger~rre &C. with oak
Dining Room Furniture superb rosewood Bsdscads Spring
And Hair Mattresses, Beds aud Bedding, Chamber Suits
ercnch Engravlugs Cottage and Spring Seat Chairs Rock
ers. Sofas, Sofa Bedsteads Brussels and Ingram Car
PETS &C.
Bale will a: II O'Clock precisely with full and
Oomplee sets OF Eubv and Crystal Engraved Glassware
Ivory and Silver Cutlery French China and oak Dining
Room Furniture. No posponemcnt. Catalogues at the
h0use.
g. BHousckcepers win lind this sale worthy of special
Intention.
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SALWs AT AUCTION .

sALRs AT AUCTION.
n HALsHY. AUcTIokEER.
q NJ " X. HAISBY 4 90
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -
SPECIAL sALK
go PACKAGES
FINE FUR YssoFr HATS.
BLACK, BROWN BEAVER AND DRAB
Trimmed and Untrlnmed.
Being the Manufacture and importation OF
RHINALDo NJ WATERS,
10 be soid ty auction the premises.
~ WALKER STREET.
o. WEDNESDAY, Fen. %. at VI O'Clock,
In lots To suit city ant country buyers
Catalogues goods exhibition Tuesday Feb&l
The sub.crber 10 his and trade
generally intends holding At his ~ Walk
9th nst special sale Of his goods through
JE Halsey CT auc.ioncers comprising 40 packages
quality Fur Soft Hats French imported
goods those of his These Hats
ali superior goois and worthy the attention the trade
RHINtf.DO n. WATERS,
- Walker street, N. Y.
Terms cash.
Buyecs have the unrimmet soois Ga.aed % order
without charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
SALEa AT AUCTION.

81 Saturday February Is 1853 at O'Clock hercbanss
Exchange saiesroom Ill Larchmont she resi-
dence OF r. II CSlns in three distinct parcels See his
special ertisemen the Herald II conceded that
Possesses advantages unsurpassed Oy any oher ohr
peiy ia this For maps ana further particulars.
apply . the Auctioneers oiiee. No. IS Pine street.