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How TO TEACH A HoRSE TO BAcK.-A
correspondent of the RrrM Nc'r lorker,
would teach a horse how to back i'll. this
wise ia horse that will not, or don
know how to back, should be harncsscd
beside one tina, is kind and well broken,
aud hitched to lumber wagon. loaded mot
TOO heavy with wood, rails. or anything at
hand or that you wish to move. and then
find in the road or field, a knoll where the
surface is smooth and free from stones
and the descent from one to two rods
Drive the loaded wagon to the top, and
after stopping minute or 50, command
your horses to back, pulling steady but
firm on Che lines. The wagon being in a
position to start very easy. and being load
ed, will not easily stop after it is in motion,
and your horse, if the harness be good, will
be very likely to back down the hill After
getting to the bottom of the hill, speak kind
" to him. Re sure to say whoa about
the time you see the wagon is going to stop.
Patting him and rubbing your hand over
his head and face, repeat the going up ant
backing down the hill until he knows what
it means to back, and then commence back
ing the empty wagon on the level. gradual
increasing the load, and you will soon be
able to back all the load that would b'
reasonable to back-not forgetting to pa
your horse, rubbing the hand over his fac
and head, and calling him a good fellow
and using him like one. lie will, soon max
up his mind that he really is a good fellow
and of course he will act like one, and vii
become your friend ard willing slave, an'
do what he is required to, even borderin
on impossibilities.
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THE CoyscpIrr1ov Cor,n n, D..
AyoInrp -,Indmo KaI,or ~ - ~" h;a i'ANn hEEN
FRIDAY eyen;no 5sth ~, r 'u mrS Speeen on
that is certainly WORTHY The ~ t,'et f
every man in Pcnnsvjyan;a e"n;act "t w th oa
draft. In this State there hos J'e' sn ~ VI.
unreasonable prejudice cyc,ed oaa;n "t" , in
negro. that we wonld not encant lin, ,s ."o
soldier. Massachusetts. with lass nre;nI;ce
and nors u;sd"n, Lns ma'n ~ prtluulce
man ~ snId;nr' n anJ "I LaI 'hG cGoieu
eleven hmndred fran rr '.;s on e' ti, ufInia
regimcnts mis- Of cnn nsn'' w. III + nci
hundred Of her yL;te ct;"ans fn, edenF.'
III - 'N'' nun 'he vi ai'.
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SALT FOR SwINE.-Fattenirg swine occa-
slonaily become dainty and refuse to eat
sufficient to keep up any very rapid improve
ment, and sometimes even fall away from
their voluntary fasting. A correspondent
OF the Rarat Ncp Yorker tells of a lot of
hogs which, on change from boiled peas
and potatoes to corn meal and corn in the
ear, ate very title. He gave them plenty of
salt and water "a pailful per hog, each day, J
and they soon began to thrive again. They
had water near them before, and no doubt
needed salt to aid Digestion. etc.
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merly General Ilancock's, Hpg them
selves into the fight with Liberation,
and af;er long and obstinas conflict
the enemy slowly and sullenly pve way.
In this last charge the brigadd of Gen.
Caldwell, 2nd Corps, and tina tof Col.
Swi ger, from the 9th Corps, w great
honors. The charges made byur men
deserve mention, but want of ne for
bids. The rebels made freent at
tempts to capture our artillery nd at
one time had Watson's Battery, their
possession, bua it was retakcn liza furi-
Gus charge by Birney's Division
The battle las,cd till fully SE'clock,
when the enemy fell back to his sutton,
and left our veterans the ensguined
victors of that field. Our picfs arc
thrown out, and our lines cover ,st of
the field, including a great nu,cr of
the encmy's killed and wounded
| visited some portions Of theme by
moonlight, and can bear person wit.
ness to the terrible ferocity Of tt bat
tie. In from. of some of our blades,
who had good protec ion from tone
walls or fences, the rebel dead lpiled
in lines like winrows of hay. ltront
of General Webb's, the Philalphia
brigade, they lay so thick as to Italy
cover the ground. Not far frolhcre
was found the body of General rks-
dale, that once naughty and lent
rebel, who cravel, as dying In, Il
cup Of water and stretcher fre an
ambulance boy. He is literally 4 to
pieces with wounds and must die.
A great and magnificent featt of
this fight was the splendid use of ill
lery. Though our line of battlwas
only a mile and half long, yet cost
every battery belonging to the Az of
the Po omac was more or less ened.
Every one of the reserve batteriesas
brought INTO action, the positionfor
use being numerous. The encmyso
used artillery largely, but not to neso
great an extent as we did. FRONTS
they suffered immensely, and speedy
Oh the left, where canister was laly
uscd. believe we lost no artily,
unless it was two or three dis;,d
pieces, though it was very wouda /
we did NOT, considering how the ene's
forces were piled on to them. Sonsf
their skirnishers were literally bh
away from the muzzles of our guns.
Our losses az this hour cannote
computed, but for two days fgh.
they are very heavy. We mourn F,
loss of many valuable officers, but 1,
have been amply avenged in the hf
f omh Of rebel dead, who lie piled al
the ines.
Between 10 O'Clock and midngh
, conultation was called by Gen. Me
of al the corps commanders, and a.
| federation ii was unanimously deci
h to lain;ain our present position at
c hazards, and ight as long as there
a ran left.
The enemy withdrew his forces Fl
tn ely of Gettysburg on ThursC
all occupied it now only with sklr,
e eE. Our sklrnishers advanced into
= ashort distance last night, and now /
= considerably more than they did.
" Captain Dahlgrcn, voluu ecr aid
II General Pleasanton, made daring Sc
IS nto Hagerstown, on Thursday, '
ID wcny picked men, and captured IL
prisoners than he had men in his pa
d lie also captured despa CHI. bearer f
Y jeff Davis to Lee with despa ches of
&c greatest Importance.
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245y" An academy miss, deeming " eat " a
word too vulgar for refined ears, defines it
thus - To insert nutritious pabulum in
the denticuated' orifce below the nasal pro.
tuberance, which, being masticated, pere
grinates through the cartilaginous cavities
of the larynx, and is finally domiciliated in
the receptacle for digestive particles. -
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pa" a French paper thus traces the sen.
satlons Of reader of advertisements =
The first advcrtsement--he don't see it.
The second insertion he sees it, but don't
read it, The third insertion-he reads it..
IT.; Ihe fourth insertion--he looks at the price.
The fifth insertion-he speaks of it to his
wife, The sixth nsertion-she is willing
to buy. The seventh-he purchases.
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1y..,, 11eny and Diamonds.
"a'cne sss;i IS Ladomus l. Co., f.
"a soe Chestnut street, k

nIIILADELPH1A, have always on hand, !.
L large stock of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, SUR our
bic for Ladies' Gentlcmen AMI Boys. wear. some ="
own importation, EXTRA FINE QUALITY ,,Sss fash
Our assortment Of ewelry consists of s ns And
jonaLle and rich designs; as also the P'"
expensive. nj. C.aNc aud Fruit X :. ".sff
silver s sristy Of Fancy silver Ware 'o''"'''
Presents. on hand splendid Sis , TN n,tS
DIAMOND JEW Ely ar nrices will be found considerably
especial aifen, c articles are usually sold for. mai,
' Al kinds Of Watches rsg sasstse on
WEDDING RiNes y" LIS LinoMUS h O..
or address CO, ,,uRsTNUT Street. ph'ihM"ipn", a.,
, ,,..ncst cash prices rs.i Er old uo'n "ui
Silver, All orders 'io'h W. MAY :, lsCS-am.
attenton
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Bs35" Under q recent decision. the income
of husband and wife, living together, are
to be taken as one. If the wife has an
income of 5000, and the husband like
income, there is a surplus of $500 to be
taxed.
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BE- Heavy as the machinery necessary to
raise a house, how singular it is that deli
cate females should be continually arrested
for shop-hUing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-11

To MAKE BOOTS LAST Four Y EARs.-Grease
well with a mixture made of tallow, lamb
black and beeswaX then set them away in
in the closet and go barefooted.
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STAMP DUTIES.

BANK CHECK, OR SIGHT DRAFT
Drawn upon any bank, trust company, or any per-
son or persons companies Or corpora tions, for
the payment of money, exceeding 80 at sigf-t
demand,
PRoMIssoRv NoTE, OR INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE
--(otllerwise than at sight or on demand)-
AMOUNT OF NOTE 81 So s. 81 g.
on DRAFT. days days DAYS mos. mos no
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GREEN FRrIT.--A very unnecessary and
foolish practice is observed by market gar
deners and farmers in bringing green fruit
TO market in advance Of thc season. Coos.
berries and currants as hard rs bullets and
without any more taste or flavor are retailed
at prices far beyond theirareal value
Fruits in the unripe state are worthless ior
all culinary and sanitary purposes; they
are full of crude andyiscid juice, which rs
acrid and unpleasant to the least degree,
and in majority Of cases is absolutely
injurious to persons of weak stomachs. =
1t is only waste of sugar, time, fuel and
money, to use them, and it would be just as
sensible to dig up green potatoes OF the
size of hickory nuts and boi! them, or pick
peaches when they are just formed, as to
eat these currants. grapes and other fruits
that are thrown into market to the great
damage of the fruit crop and the absolute
injury of health and purse. III every one
would desist from buying such rubbish tho
gardeners would cease to send them IN and
when the proper time arrived we should
have twice as mach fruit of a delicious fla,
vor, which would benefit mankind instead
of hurting them, ,-.... ... ....-...
D Bag Kentucky editor advertises as fol.
lows: '.Wanted, at thi, Office, bulldog
of any color except punlkn and milk OF
respectable SIZE snub nose, cropped ears
abbreviated continuation, and bad DISPOSE
tion-who can come when called with raw
beefsteak, and will take his pound of flesh
from the rear of the man who squirts tobac
co Juice on the stove and steals our ex
changes -
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Porter, Ale and Mineral Water,

TIlE undersigned would res Mlg4EI17
Il pectfully say to the publicM I-N1Wf1
that he is prepared to supply vAJAsAssaX,Au}
Taverns, Private Families, &C., Wgss!sims
at short notice and on accommodatii"ale in
with Massey & Collins celebraff"
barrels and half. barrels. ,,oer and Cider
Bottled Porter. Ale, L Tx f,ayors, bottled ,
nnre and Hp nnad Of rated, for sale.
pup" Place anu Of TI b"si"ess on MAIN STREET,
pIrm me- VI where all orders will be received
and promptly attended 10.
Mar 81, 1863 tt
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Important to House Omners.
Important TO Builders.
Important TO Railroad Companies.
Important to Farmers.
10 all whoM may concern. and it concerns everybody
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY'S
IMPROVED
Gutta Percha Cement RooGnst

TT is Fire and Water Proof It can be applied
to new and old Roofs of all kinds steep or Aat,
and to Single Roofs without removing the shin
giles.
This article has been thoroughly tested in New
York City. and all parts of the United States,
Canada, West Indies and Central and South
America. on buildings Of all kinds, such rs Fac
tories, Fonndrios, Churches. Rail Road Depots.
Cars, and on Public Buildings generally, dow
eminent Buildings, &c by the principal Builders,
Architects and others during the past four years,
and has proved to be the cheapest and most dura:
be Roofing in use; it is ia every respect Fire.
Water, Weather and Time Proof covering for
Roufs> of all kinds
This is the only material manufactured in tho
United States which combines The very desirable
properties of Elasticity and Durability which arc
universally ackno~ledged to be possessed by
Guta Pcrcha and India Rubber.
The expense Of applying it is trifhing ms an
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished the
same day, and when finished forms a perfectly
Fire Proof su rface, with an elastic body. which,
cannot be injured by Heat, Cold or Storms,
Shrinking of Roof Boards, nor my external
action Whatever
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Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,

For Coating Metals Of all kinds wqen exposed to
the action of the Weather. and for Preser, ing and
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds
This is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes Of all climates
for any length of time, when applied to rietals,
to which it adheres firmly, forming body equal
to three coats of paint, costs much less and win
last three times as long and from its elasticity is
..ot injured by the contraction and expansion Of
I'm and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud-
den changes in she weather
-, 1T will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
weather, and will not wash off.
i.eaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be re-
pared with Gutta Percha Cement and prevented
from further corrosion and leaking. thereby
ensurng perfectly Water Tight Roof for many,
years.
This Cement is particularly adapted for tho
preservation of Iron Ratings, Stoves Ranges,
Safes, Agricultural Implements, Sc, also. for
ger eral manufacturers use.
GITTA PERCHA CEMENTS.
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
Roofs OF every description, from its great elias.
ITCHY. is not injured by the contraction and
expansion 'of Metals and will not crack in Cold OK
run in Warm Weather.
E. ". STAPLES. Agent.
April IL, lS63-u. Elkton, Nd.
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~ months or lris. over months.
CONTRACTS or AGREEMENTS--
For each sheet or piece of paper which written G3
AGREEMENT LEASE
For the hire, use rent of land. tenement, or
portion thereof if not exceeding years, 90
If exceeding years. roo
ArrRAlsEMENTs Of value or damage O5
ANCE--DEED--
instrument, or writing. whereby any lands, tens,
lnthtS, or other realty sold shall be granted,
Neased.) assigned ira MS ferred, or otherwise con-
Neyed to, or vested in. the purchaser or purcha-
serS.o or any other person or persons, when the
consideration or value exceeds $780, and does not
exceed 500 and not exceeding $500, SO cts; from
5000 and NJ" exceeding $1,000. 100
Exceeding $1,000 and not axcett-sng $1,000 H6Y
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding 5000 500
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding $4,000 1000
Exceeding 10000 and not exceeding so 900, 1000
And for every additional $4,000 or fractional part
thereof, in excess Of 10000, 200
LEGNL DocrIESTs-
Writ, or otaer original process, commenced in any
court az
PRnnATE OF Will. OR LETTERS or ADMINISTRATIONS
Where the estate shall lac sworn or declared not
to exceed the value Of $500. 80
To exceed $500 and not exceeding $1,000, 100
5000 - " 20.nU, 200
10000 " 10000, 500
$4,000 =" " 10000, 10 90
100000 =" " lj0W0. 20 %
And for every additional $4,000 fractional part
thereof, 1000
MORTGAGE
For each 500 or fractional parts thereof 10 cts
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J1ARMERs just received full nssor,mu whic n
Forks. Shoyels. Hoes Spades and Nakos' ""''"
am Offering at low prices for the 10 S''s srAp1Es.
April l6, T.
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PENALTIES.
For making. signing. issuing. accepting or ravins
any bill Of exchange. draft, order, pronissory note
without n stamp-S20O.
For not chcctuaiiy canc"'ling stamr-Si0.
For bnyng. paying negotiating foreign bill Of cx-
change payable in United States, without first placing
thcrcnpon samp-Sl00
Express Companies hot to receive for transportation
packages articles without giving receipt therefor Il,
which is affixed rtanpor aflixins stamp said pack
ages or artclcs--un'ler penalty Of 80.
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FURNITURE.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Fur HousEKERPERs :
"A The subscriber reinQuishing viii all In
lo.s TO SUIT Pgrchasers sthe furniture contained
wood pIsnofore made " order; drawing Room Frui
ture by Wei; sk brocAde Curtains Etascrrs BOOB
Bronres Paintings, satuary Buffet on
Fable China 0nss and silver Ware superb Cham
Der Furniture Maresses, &c Furniture all last
mas u viii b sold N mu1ee ~ nTDDLBTOH
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AIRS. CORA DUAL INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoY:
AVA snt All West Fifteenth street, between 0ixth and
give information Of lost property abssnt friends
genuine and can refer 70 propinent cnens Of
have oi properly and friends by consulting her.
Ladies should N mind that there persons sdver
who not only impose on the public but cast dsereds on
thing DO with asroio and those profcsscd
toloGss who advertise ciairvoyants aant impos
Duvn challenges the world TO produce her
either - . business me deal clsfrveyanf.
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ma ASDRRws. NO oRKEEE sTRsEIl coksE s,s
pl,asant rrmeiies Private rooms Terms moderate Ad
vice free Specific u
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y,BE ONLY GENUINE CLAIRvoYANT AND AsrRo

TIRE ONLY GENUINE CLAIRvoYANT AND AsrRo
iosist In the United states, who born with
sl eG and who y the lady that predised The present
which have besn verified II you u ,reabie any
hind call and her. fer she can asy III partner Ia
life IL disspaied abe reclaim him. you have sus
she gain for yeu you have lost property goods
BILE o. had. matter how serious cali her and
H. BThis lady has equal In hIs other city, aud
refer prominent citizens OF New Yort Boston Pha
depha Brooklyn and Jersey City Lucky numbers given
This lady also manufacturesa wash called Chnese Hysop
abe remedy for freckcs sunburn and all erup
Of The SKIN, which renders perfectly soft and smooth
II IL highly perumsd and elegant Article for the
price and 81 bottle III you will but bottle
you win fully endorse this statement Gall Al 10 Raa Thir
II third street between First and Second avenues
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MEDICAL.

A cARD.--DR. r. CoBBETT. AFTER SEVERE AND
"A protracted nness has again returned the active do
ties OF his profession 81 his Old oce, No 20 Centre stce
b<twen Chamber and Rcade strsea who're ha be co
suited ~ formerly. Consultations strictly conndsnua
Ctarres Il leratS.
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DAwNBRoKER,s sALE.-fHfs DAY, AT HALF PAST
Il 10 O'Clock viii be sold by BELL INGRAHAM in their
rooms o. New Bowery $50 lots valuable Cfothn Dresses
And Pine Articles; also first rate lot aud silver
0rapd
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ANTHOLOGY.

T COX HERE-ARE You IN TROUBLED HAVE You
IL been deceived trred With Have your fond hepes
ROSS for advice and ss,fac.on In love aGa'rs abe
known 70 fail She brngs together those long
raied and shows correct keness Of future husband
absent friend. Lucky numbers free No 70 West Twenty
street. between Sixth and Seventh Name
the door. Ring the basement bell.
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DENTIsTRY,


A HT1FICfAL RONB FlLLiNGs FOR DECAYED, SEN.
n sitive aching teeth Old built up mere shells
their original usefulness and every kind OF
cavity flied without pain, and warranted by the
successor DR. CRANE. at his rooms e5 Broadway near
Seventeenth street Over 1000 testimonais.
nR WAIT SIR, DENTrsT-LATE OF NO BOND
street viii be happy to his friends and the public
oce 1B Fourth avenue, corner Of Twenty nrst
street, continues tho use Of his New Purhed Choroform
hrs GRIFFIN a5s GRAND STREET, NEW YORK
IL opposite Lord TAylors and 251 Fulton street Brook
lyn inserting their Improved Artificial Teeth, with
without extracting the Full sets gold platna,
e2S silver rubber te partial sets gold tooth 81
silver Or rubbsr, 81. Esractpe 13c.
I 900 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAD ONE TOOTH
1000 extracted without pain BY DR.. J. JAY vfLLERs
S uruud street blocks from Broadway cheprfullv
tpsert his az recommendation those suffering from
tscthache Miss jazz BRapv i15 Grand street
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sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

cRpARs an WHOLESALE -CHPAP CnNCUAs 40
- h, Inc quantity. also fsAf l0lsccD a, owes, nj es
Il street. eyrusr % Cb4Sr@ " u. kREY
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1cS BowERy.-NADAMB wrDoER cLAIRvoyAr1
100 and sfsd spaash lady unveils the mysseries Of
futury love marriage absent ends sckness prscrbes
medicine for all dessss sis lucky numbers propsr ioss
orsteieB. Il. 49, n Tf-f srH
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M. ThrtysiHth sfvss conducted o. NE Isree 80 o.
Introducing ladies' aud grnuemen o. me nsnes rsspssser
eje 81 scaaainanoe limited 10 obtain partners for ME
without the delay Of . tedious c?vnsniR svpes M
dental References exchanged Hours 10 A. u 70 " -
II dsv. sunday excepts1.
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EXCURSIONS.


A GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC TO RANDALLS
IA Island by the Athengum Baptist Sunday School will
take place on Wednesday June 10 Music BY band and
The direction Of Horace Wate Steamboat and barge will
leave the foot OF Montague street. Brooklyn o'clock
TICK cents; chd under fourteen rs cents TO be
had at Huchnsons Ice Cream Saloon corner Of Atlantic
and Clinton and from the teachers OF the school,
Horace Waters music store, le Broadway Proceeds for
The benefit OF the Sunday School Library
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SALES At AUCTION.

PAwNsRoKERs sALE-rHIs DAY, By JOHN NOR or
Aanti,As CaTes shaws Dresses Sheets Skirts Cal
rs Shoes and various other seasonable goods
Nv order MIRA B. COSTELLO, Is Mott street, late SOL
Pearl street. N. Money lent on all kinds Of persona
property
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MILLIN cry.

A SUPERIOR LINE OFFICER GOAT, OvERC0AT
"A and Sash for sse; cost when SIS will be sold for
80 Address Capt Roberts, station ID, Bible House
D0NNErs AND SPANISH HATS, AT L. BINNs MIL
- luefy largest and cheapest In the world. 65 Broad
way bsi, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Evening Bonnets
and Hats OF every description for ladies'
and children. Feathers and Ribbons
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIoNEER. Go NASSAU ST.
II MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell TO morrow (Wednes-
dav June TO- at ION O'Clock the ente Furniture contained
IN private residence Is West Twentyhxh street consisting
enamellsd Chamber Suit mahogany Bedsteada Dressing
Bureaus Washstands and Hair Mattresses, Bosters Pl
lows Rockers Etageres Extension Table Brocate and
Lace Curtains Cornices Shades China glassware Refri.
geraors Also the Kitchen Furniture Catalogues sale
By order &. A. SANCHEZ Mo.tRAxee.
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IFyTIEsES HAVING ANY NEW OR CAST OFF
VI gUft "a frrtsc ni % TAN he hghes- pri -
railing zoe sorv ct Nddr'slnr iofu Murphy. "a Pearl
street. near Cento. A.. ofterf EuncieAli attended Ia
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EoRCLosURE SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, CHAN.
H., payne and srears.-s. HERMAN co, auctioneers,
E a ,sl On nS Wsdne.day June TO- 10y ocloct ats
oneeehth and one quarter casks; rpss barrels Of
swan and palm leaf Gin, bourbon and other whistles;
about 20 eses q Liquor: l-Maderss CaretS
Green Seal Cabinet and other quality also
BRAKES and stenelds Bitters schnapps As 00 ia
positively Sold without for cash. in ots 70 sus the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

T0HN n. hurley, AuCTIOSEER, WILL SELL THIS
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