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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

UNION COUNTY.
David Schrack Adam Sheckler
Michael Bvl-r James W. simonton
John Edelman Thomas Taylor
George Rover u 7. Pontius
Samuel n. Orwig A VI. Dawshe
GrigGs Marsh o. H. i shi'eiy
4. a. Chamherlin John Locke
John Phillips Lew Rookie
VIM c. Rover Wm. l.. Ritter
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
r. s. Gudykunst R. y. Gully
George poyell W. c. Hendershot
james Brennan Alexander Martin
Philip Steinruck { Wetzei
SNYDER COUNTY.
Chs E. Hummel Andrew Young
Aaron Berystresser
Montour couuty-Thomas strawbri1ge.
Miftiin county,. I. stoneroad
r. woodward-Duncannon Iron Works.
We would also refer TO Messrs l. d.
Barrett of Lock Haven, Pa. and Furst Il
Bradley of Chicago, ILL.,, who have purchased
our Machines.
n. B. Persons wishing 10 purchase, will
call on US, or on I. q. EVANS, at his gro
cery Store in Lewisburg, where sample
machine may al all times he seen.
Manufacturers, or Salesman wishing to
engage in The business, will consult us IN
reference TO Licenses, or County and Safe
Rights. X. CARkHUff,
l.. S PAINE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

CARPETS large and choice vari.
" ETY., from 81 cts. upwards. for sale by
April 10, GIL BROWN Il BRO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

An INcIDENr.-Judges Kelly aud Ad
ans, the speakers at the Union meeting,
Tuesday evening, visited, in the afternoon
of that day the different iron establishments
of our place. When it became known, to
the workmen at the Rough aud Ready
Works, who the distinguished visitors
we're, they assembled spontaneously from
all parts Of the neighborhood, to the num-
ber of about 500, and gave three times
three for the geatlemen named, and the
Union cause they advocate. In response,
Mr. Adams made q few appropriate re-
marks, but the unexpected ovation so
cordially offered by the toiliog wQrkmen
aud mechanics of the works, nearly over
powered and choked his utterance. 1t
Nasso different from what be had expected,
and from what be was accustomed to see
IN the Slave States. The impression
nade upon this true Sou,bern gentleman
Will not soon be erased from hi. memory.
MR VANGfzER, Of Lewisburc addressed
ihe Union League of this place, on las,
Saturday evening, in a masterly aud con.
vineiug speech. We wish every Demo.
cfat in the county corld have heard him
-Ddar,ite Lesiocr1t, 25ih.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
NOTICE.

| SINGER I GDs'S
LETTER "A"
familp Sewing Ma(bine,
With all the new improvements
Hemmer, Braider, Feller, Tucker,
Cordcr, Gatherer, &c.-is the cheap
est, and best, and most beautiful of
all machines for Family sewing and
light manufacturing purposes. 1t
makes the interlocked stitch (Which
is alike on both sides,) and has great
capacity for sewing
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH,
and with
ALL KINDS OF THREAD.
Even Leather, as well as the finest
Muslin, may be sewn to perfection on
this machine. 1t will use 200 spool
cotton as well as No. 80 linen thread.
What it can do can only be known
by seeing the machine tested.
THE FOLDING-TOP CASE
:, o,,o,n, Tho ,,,o,t ,,ol,oblo of oil tho
new improvements. 1t may be opened
out as spacious and substantial
table to sustain the work, and when
the machine is not in use it may be
FOLDED into a box, which protects
the working parts Of the machine.
There is no other machine to equal
the Letter A in
SIMPLICITY,
DURABILITY,
RAPIDITY, and
CERTAINTY
of correct action at all rates Of speed.
The Family Sewing Machine is fast
becoming as popular for family use as
SINGER & Co.'S Manufacturing Ma
chimes are for manufacturing purpo-
ses.
The Branch Offices are well supplied
with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil,
&c. of the very best quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET and a copy Of
"SINGER & Co.'S GAZETTE"
l. NJ. SINGER e. CO.,
ass Broadway, New Y ork.
Philadelphia Office,
SO Chesnut street.
Miss NJ. S. ZUBER,
Agent in Lewisburg.
6m1001
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
The Soldiers Opinions.
The Voice of the Soldiers.
CAMP NEAR CULPEPPER, Va,
Sept. -, 1868.

L
Sept. -, 1863.
am a Democrat and have always
lcen one, but in the present case, if
] had the right Of suffrage, l should
cast my vote for Curtin, for he is
cmphatically the soldiers friend and
bcnefactor. he is the choice Of the
fighting sons of Pennsylvania" and
TO prove my assertion | will give you
below the vote Of the 10th Regt., p.
r. c., taken at "retrcat roll cal" !"
Sept. ii, and also of the 9Th Regt., P.
r. c., taken Sept. Goth. There has
been no interest brought to bear on
the men, but they all know who has
been the friend of the Reserves. 1t
is also for the good of other soldiers
who may be in the field during the
next term of Governorship, that we
would cast our votes for Curtin. If
Woodward should be elected, VIC
would not have q very long season
Cor him 10 do us good or evil, as our
time expires in the spring; but we
know what Curtin is, and wish those
who may yet become soldiers to have
a man who will see that their rights
are respected, and their desires full
filled. Such a man VIC have in Gov.
Curtin.
And now, Pennsylvanians! if you
wish your brothers and sons well
treated, the war ended, and the Ad-
ministration supported, cast an honest
vote for the Soldiers candidate. But
if you wish the war prolonged, the
Administration embarrassed, and the
soldiers discouraged, vote the Cop
perhead ticket.
The vote of the 10th Reserves is as
follows: Curtin 3S3, Woodward 9.
Here is the vote of the 9TH
Reserves, by Companies:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

672 majority for
Curtin in two regiments.
Hoping that Curtin will be elected by
an overwhelming majority, | subscribe
myself, W. HAYES GRIER,
First Sergeant Co. A, Fifth Reserves
[Co D is the one led from Lewis
burg by Thomas Chamherlin. Of
that, and the one led by II. W. Crot-
zer, all still facing the foe seem to be
unanimous for Curtin. VINO CAN
DENY THE APPEALS OF MEN WHO CAN
NOT VOTE FOR THEMSELVES There
are a few Penn'a soldiers-at home
and in the feld-whose Party bigotry
makes them adhere to Woodward !:
but where he has ONE soldier, Cur
tin has THIRTY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

@Rey. DANIEL VI. BARBER delivered
an address, before the Union League, on
Friday evening last He confined his re-
marks to American Slavery, considering 1t
in its social, moral and political bearings
upon the country. He showed most con,
clusively that it was an outlaw-was an
institution that was planted in this coun-
try by stealth, contrary to all law; that it
existed here some thirty years before there
was even the scratch of pen upon the
statute books in relation to it that the
Fathers, both in Church and State, de-
nounced it as an evil, curse, and sin,
but that the monster grew until it began
to control the country until it eliminated
in this gigantic rebellion. Being the
cause of the rebellion-for he showed by
the declarations of the leaders of the re-
bellion that they were fighting for Slavery,
were endeavoring to break up the Union
to establish grand Slave Empire on this
Continent-it should be removed, and
then the rebellion would succumb, and the
Union be permanently established. The
lecture occupied some two hours in the
delivery, and was listened to with marked
attention bloomsbury RepuLlican.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

NO Wringer can be durable without Cog
" Wheels. The Universal Wringer took
The first Premium (silver medal and diplomat
a, The NewYork Fair, 1862. Ii was pronounced
SUPEEIOR TO ALL OTHERS
in the Worlds Fair at London. 1862. and has
always taken the first Premium in every State
and County Fair when in fair competition
with other machines. 1t is the Original and
only Genuine and Reliable Wringer before the
People. II surpasses all others in
Strength of Frame,
Capacity of Pressure.
Power of Action.
We challenge the wor.d-we defy all Competition! !!
II saves Time Labor, Clothes and Money!
Il will wear for Years without Repair!
No Servant can Break j, in Using!
A child eight years old can Operate II!
No caution or skill is required in It's use.
u save its cost in clothing every six months!
ty Every Wringer with Cos-Wheels is
warranted in every particular.
CANVASSERS WANTED!
To men who have had experience as can
vassers, or any who would like TO engage in
the sale Of ih's truly valuable invention liberal
Inducements will be offered and good territory
gwen them Uhev pawn, nothing for The Patent
Ei=hp IN which they shall have the exclusive
sale hii'"rS desiring Wringer can pay in
advertising.
Il. {. BROWNING, General Acon,.
. iN'91t 345 RrDadway, New Yu.!i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
The Alexandra Organ

Is reed instrument, corresponding in power and
pass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe Organ.
In rosewood cases, steps, $1so
Q - lS5
-" 13 235
IL stops with percussion, $40
IL stops with percussion, and Oppression" $50
liberal discount to C!ergymen, Churches. Sabbath
Schools, Lodges, Semnares and Teachers. The Trade
supplied on the most liberal terms
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
4sl broadway, New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

y rLATToRM-Harper's Weekly thus
hri hy .e,s forth the platform Of the Dem.
erfalc party:
First. Resolved, That We are in favor Of
~ var. Second. Rrso've,!, That we are
opposed 10 al measures fJr rlrryilg " ~.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools,
called the Day School Bell, is now ready. 1t
contains about choice Sonss Rounds Catches Duets
Tros Quartetts and Choruses. many Of them written
expressly this work bese 80 of the Elements
of Music. The Elements so easy and progressive,
that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
cessfu in instrurting young scholars to sing
recty and scientifically, while the tunes and words
brace such Of lively, attractive and soul stir
ring music sentiments, that no trouble will he exp-
r.nced in inducing all beginners to with zeal in
acquiring skill health giving beauty i'm
proving. happiness FIELDING and order producing exerei-
Of school life In simplicity of its elements in variety
and adaptation music and in excellence aud number
OF its songs original selected and adapted 1t claims by
much to excel all competitors II will be found be
best issued for Seminaries. Academies and Pub
lie Schools few sample of the Elements. Tunes,
and Songs given in circular; send snd get 1t
is compiled by HORACE WATERS author OF sabbath
school Bells Nos and 2, which have had the -nor-
nous sale of 100000 copies Prices-paper cover, 20
cents SIS per 1905 bouud 80 cents. 81 1oo cloth
bound embossed gilt 10 cents $50 per lo0 % copies
furnished the 100 pre. Mailed free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
4Sl broadway, New York
F5r S,Ie by LiPTINCOTT d co, Ihiladeiphil
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
THIS DAY tTHuRsDAY), MAY "a
at the elegant resld nee.
"A UCrIoN NorIcE.-PosITIvE SALE.

"A D. ID. CAULKINS, auctioneer. office 1886 Broadway.
-, MAGNIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND M MANrEL N MIRRoRs.
SILVER PLATE, &C, &r.
D. D. OAULKINS wall sell this day lThursday) May 25
rain shine l0 clock A. NJ all the superb costly
FURNITURE Paintings Stauary aud Works Of Art rosewood
Drawing Room Suits elegant tave Panofore. Mirrors
Nsenth street. Eighth The calls the
Especial attention Of the public 70 this SALE being the
.est and richest assortment Of Household Furniture
lat auction this The unlture all for the
present owner and s good order The whole will be pc
'" ID DRAWING iSnss' ROOM so 'f's FrsSifuRE 6is
CONSISTS OF carved rosewood Etagcres, marble tops aud
vreuch plate and backs; lady Work Table fniad with
nether of PEARL rosewood Centre Table staary marble
cop; full Suits OF Drawing Room Furniture; elegant Tete
Chair carved rosewood frames oveed In three
"a sen brocade Of the most Con
cole Tables nlad With buhl and tortoise ehe Brocade and
Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Mantel Mrors with
rich git frames superb sevrcs and Dresden China Vases
Pantings antique Lava Vases, ebony Card Table Vel
yet Carpes Rugs. TurkishEasy airs Bronze Clock
oue month"; OH Paintings, by Rousseau. Inuan. Hunting
san CCs IssrapS End %1s S.hsr smaen, ssti,ss
carved legs and four round finished all ro'n
lnad with pearl and sold pearl keys Music Rack rosewood
Stool covered in brocade Embroidered cloth Cover Books
and nustc Hall rosewood Hatstsnd Olcloh Stair Carpets
&C. Chambers SECOND storyRchl, csrvtd rosewood Bod.
Hardrobes. Dressing and Toilet Tables Shaving Stands
Book Stands Couch, Arm Chairs Curtains Shades. Cor
oce Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding decorated China
Toilet Sets Mrrors Dining Room Furniture OF kind
Tea Ses. Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery oak Dining
No postpo ,ement Cartmen attendance cart pack
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
A UcrIoN NOTICE. -PEREMPToRY SALE OF
IA ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OF A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY. y
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RTCH AND COSTLY MANIEls VASES AND ORNA.
, SUPERB CARVED sESkH Octave pIAXoroRrE,

RUSSELL w wEsTCoTT. Auetoneor'
will sell this CT URSDAY) morning w cl ck sey,
THE CONTENTS OF HOUSE 49, WEST TW ENTY FL IssT
STREET. NEAR SEl ENTH AVENUE.
The sale the contents the house. and most OF
made order for the and used but
months The whole win be rerempory sold rain or shine
offering extraordinary Inducements 10 purchasers.
ELEGANT PEARL KEYED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
elegantly Carved. Cost Sd0O).
three full suits Of rosewood and walna, Paror Furnure
Pier Tables with satuary tops tao sup Pier Mirrors
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Turkish with Chairs
20 match; Ladys French Escrto.e. Reception Chairs,
satin; large and beautiful collection OF Mantel yaes
Bisque and Parian Groups and figures. Bronzes and
Parlor Ornamens 20 fine OIL Paintings. Danask and Lace
Curtains, rich Shades &c.,
DINING ROOM, CHAMBER AND NURSERY FURNI.
y 80 TURE
6uperb Burcaus ads Tetc Tetes spring
ssas Chsrs rich Carpets French Engravinss
Flower Vas,s, Chamber Suits, Cccss. DC; oak Dni
Room Furniture, oak Buffet oak Exten sion Table rich
French and Bohemian China and ass Ware Silver Ware
Ivory Table Cutlery, with large Vi mahogany Fur
niture Sofa Beds superb Hair Spring Matresses Beds
Bedding 10 No postponemen cash deposit required OF
A. purchasers Men will be in attendance TO cart pack
ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
RY JAMES N. MILLER
ID Office ~ Pine street.
RRIDAY Nav n

Al II O'clock Mt the Exchange SaIesoom, ii Broadway
f0RpHAM HEIGHTS, wEsTCHEsTER c0rM rMrY.-ay
ESQ., Executor Of amrs Batheatc deceased half mile
from the Harlem Raj road station forhRm and about
the same distance from the steamboat landing the Haf
lem river the icowins descrbcd valuable property viz
% OF Land beautifully located, In high state Of cult
vation On the premises are three Dwellings Pcrsons
wishing 70 purchase with view Of residence lnyesment
III md this favorable opportunity Its the
city the natural beauty the locality, by
Of the finest improvements the country render OF
the most desirable p.ces IN the market for inyesuncnL
Harlem RIVER when completed Will within short ds
OF this property being direct line aud coulinsA
ton o.. Seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

HENRY H. LEEDs-k CO.. AucTIONEkRs. .--HEHEY
a. - ~ LEE co will sell auction Friday, May
~, ~ ~ u clock IN our kslssry ~ Haisse stfs very vs
aoIe coecton OF Pctncs from Paris Among
ws, tesml sre works q A. veran. tsansn. Lsnton, se
ons a1v,en 10 Diseo Bschsin fenoy merest snd
innman. Thorn. Bastttt. Wall vckerH scot Bsutellc,
bfewn, Brewerson Turbl, Baker. Hulk, RanRsy, and
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

CHAs. D, DAVIS WILL SELL At AUCTION ON
~ Thursday. Nav 2S i0tS oc'oek. uc entire gentoei
Furniture contained Ia the fonr story dwelling No Perry
street. consisting OF ne bocatei fnrlor Suits Tce TetG
stands Feather Beds, IIa Straw Mattresses Oicoths
Bedding Of all kinds, Sii, warc Cutlery Pictures Orua
en and numercns OF things appertaiying TO
housekeeping also ktclfn Furnurc with which the sale
vii conInene. Sale positive. without The lrasl serve
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
BILLIARDS.


BILLIARDS BILLIARDS BILLIARDS
orea, ,riamph olw, u. 6KIFtrrHs eelebr,iea I'm.
d,eded an the United states cour be superior all
READ READ. KgAD
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Lyyr Drc.,~ " w,riss Il G@isSirn mi. wa. an
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s is To- az sI'%ss 70 ia ~ 90 s sss sh s & ss
sse sa.i',sn, The DI.n!la. ngsas Fgs.i..sd q lhs
sle.. bed lightly .he ~ rubber which as many
ieass1I Ra1 fos ssa. yssr. 40 snes esl, y NJ
b sr ' Nes we're yr prod if so~ sqa eoh me- %
y gssees usas prsiass a-iaaasas
ae as a. Used ss he fadiai bsd Ceen consay sa
d s sse ~ s'1.s 20 ard he sefeas,a, ss@sa ss g
s ,ss s ., ss =. as nsas va . p, ~, ~
ton oaeh, OBJ srrntsd
fendssi's counsel ssnlsd ne foi on ~
W rULLEa L.q
Tor pslnur.
Ar DtErr
IroR SALE cHEAr-rocE BuIIARD TABLEs. ~
GOOD order. viii hs -oid alciy desired Appiy
lhe billiard rooms, corner u fhiuy art sircei ssd
| rssea Tsbles ana 6cmbiasi on yssons la. COO ~ ~,
hin epia,gs hs factory ;. asw suglsd % ~
'aaiers MAJ. s bs Tie mo 'llf wor.nea snd ~srrasiss N
cysry par icar rcasosshe pfees ant liberal isr1s
'orl soee. f1ease 'eaa your ord.E' " ms, ss and
frasuea BilIisri rAsie ps.'r l'yu.ion sfee.
LOAN OFFICES.
A o5s BROADWAY. CoRNER on Bosp STREET
"A room No HENRY HfAsS prp.prrs advances u
also wsishs. SILVER wave P.so. ssd rsr.sns Pro.
psty
AT M GRAND STREET. Two Doors wEsr oy
"A broadway money advanced on Wahex Iewelry Plse,
pry Oood. and Personal rreperv o every desrpt.eo.
hoar. from "a. n. usil sHf.s.
Ar-u-PAwNRRoKERs TfcxErs WANTED
cy fss Pawnbrokers ucksts Diamonds. Ns,essa Jew
2 e: s.s icr "a Sss s .sa % s'.r Bs..ss . 90
= rAssAU STREET. ROOM no q VP sT4IRs-
"a Jhe hlshe.t pviess are rsif fer DAmonds s,ebss
.sss pssfsrsS !, Hcsiosss s'ossr .sa cssni. a. lie
HTnssRoADwAY. .-rREciousJEwEfs WATCHES.
,sa. rn psa &C. % wss!. ss-s T rs @ ,..srs -. ,' rs.r
OIoal fssramsuts Ae.. q, bis private Aavsat<s
) ~ BARRiscER. zs BsOA1-.y. rom y. % .l.ir.
n fot frwpbrolsrs tSseis sf cieshinx Di>nonis Dry
Good. ysnsiy A. a.. io' 2, ,g...ss 20 al, b.s
~ crokGE Lrvfr "a sroons street.
NaoSEY 10 rExD-os DfsvoSDs WATCHES JEW
M sir,, silver DD D0gft ant ryr,orsi rfopsrg Si AZ
dss rrtona Afirs - fsd,e,ref 81 tny usls sths
q, BAnsAeb q tti,s Iysaus
pAwSBnoKrns IicgErs I'M. nIgHEsr rrrcg
sans. Npsfai fI.fruuaro,s D. resfs Nits a. "a;
lie ,es eftvt ru- go e,s ., soau.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28


.,., Housekeepers aud Ho.ekecpera
Elegant Household Furniture
VIII take place to-day III
"a. Thursday. May 2s
!. 4 ll9 West Eighth street, Clinton Place,
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues 7
- a Sale commencing az II o'clock, precisely.
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte.
Rich Cut Glass and China Ware.
Ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
X. ROTH, Auctoneer would call the attention Of parties
In want OF first the which
prses the most beautiful Paror Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture offered Mt auction this consisting Of two
solid rosewood Parior Suits richly carved covered with
French brocael rosewood Etageres. elegant marble top
Tabes Tulksh Easy Chairs and Lounges covered In meda
Lon Frepch rep, rich broeae and lace curtsns ne ne col.
lection OF Oh Panings variety OF Chfn and Fartan Vases
arse Mirrors Chandeliers Rronzc Twenty oas day csock
MAGNiFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoF0RTE.
an elegant instrument with four round corners very richly
carved legs and Ill modern improvements In Only
! - CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Two SOLID black walnut Suits covered in French reps nd
satin deanc; rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bed
scads Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Lounges, Rockers Chairs. Sofa Beds Tea and kxenson
Tables Buffet twelve oak Dining Chairs rich Frouch China
Tea Set ruby and engraved Carans. Decantcrs, Cob
bIets Tmblers Champagnes Wines Casters Savers, Tea
md Table Spoons Forks, 6ne Ivory Cutlery ~
NB-FuruIturc will be Ia attendance 10 cara
pack or ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
CONTINUATION SALE.
" D. SELDNER AUCTIOHEER.
BY. s. W SELDNER, 4 co.
NO. IS BOWERY
THURSDAY. MAY ~ 1854
At l0H O'CLOCK.
CLOTHING, DRY AND FANCY GOODS, HOOP

JCDwARD SINrZENICH AuCTIOkEER.
~ VALUABLE COLLECTION UF OIL PAINTINGS,
the p operty of the Rev Henry Ward Beccher
By d. W. IVES CO., at the Derby Gallery, Cso Broad
at TX o clock. ti't ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNES
n choice and beautiful col eeon Painags OF
bcingof the highest order merit. the works of
CELEBRATED AMERICAN ARTISTS.
OF which painted crler aud the
artists themselves Tie examples tnc.uie names OF
Georges Innes, Bicretnd. Eastman Johnson,
George l.. Brown, Louis Lang, Van Bcest.
Rossc.er VIM. Hart, Coutourier, r,
Innan, vernert, Nehg,
Rondci. Sbstt:cs, A W. wsrrcn
Z. +. Frerc, McEu @. II. Hall.
Williamson, and many others Of equal note.
Also,
THE LARGE HISTORICAL BATTLE PIECE,
THE LANDING or Burnside At ROANOKE
BY q l.. BROWN. y
This Interesting collection. inspection OF which I'll af
ford pleasure lovers OF the arts viii be exit
blion and Saturday evening. May ~. from A.
20 or. NJ until the sale. Catalogues eady Monday morn
ing June L. "a
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBBRr g. NIeohAY.-AU0TTONBER -
"A REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
-. ALBERT II. FicOLAY
THURSDAY MAY a.
At ish O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange sAlesroom iS
~ tl > q 'aH Liberty street. ,if ? ffa t lf ~
-, yor scc9unt Of whom 4 may concern :, AZ
9 nerrh Mutual Ins..s 100 :, Commerce insCo ioo
81 Sar hitebali RR 10 10 Wash Mar lns CO.. loo
q Wi,ismsburs City iBi 50 ISM Amsterdam Ins co g
. Kings County ms. 20 50 Market Bank . 100
$500 Peoria Oqunwkh RR Sd mtgeB per cent bonds
so Warsaw City (Ili) 8 per cent bonds
5000 BROOKLYN City cent Improvement bonds.
500 Vermont Valley RR per cent bonds.
- " ALBERT IT. kICoLAY,
Stock Auctioneer and Broker
81 William street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

IRxTRAoMogkARY aOIREk
-. COMBINATION. sOInIE
iAAvEL JANE ENGIISiI'S THEATRE, SOiKEE
KNEL AT LAURA KEENES. s0lKEE
sAyEL QRRAT STAR COMBrNATIoH. soiREE
nAvEL EVERY EVENING THIS wEEB. sOiREE
nAnEL Mr. and Mrs CHAPMAN. fOfHEE
ntvE!s The great artists. SOtREE
nnAvEEL FULL DRAMATIC C0RPS. sUfnKK
nAnEi SOiREE
RAyL!. NEW COMEDIES EVERY NIGHT. s0iRLE
RAyEL MARIE lOE SuIJTE
hAEb MARIE ZOE SoIREE
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hAsL best dancer Ia America SOiHEE
RAvhL 'ELE1ANT FORM. SOI.EE
kAxEI. BEAUTIFUL FACE. SoitEE
hA.EL ExQt fSiT <EyE. sOIkEE
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nNEL GRACE AND BEAu1Y sg!ntE
klnEL Her dancing the AOtKtE
kAvEi. POETRY or MOTlgN SOiREE
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kAfEL ROSlTA aud CORNtstLE SOiNEE
KAyEL TtiIs EIENINH sOIRIE
RAiEi. The comedy OF soiItLE
RAyEL kIsG or cl.uYs so RhE
R4yhIi ''i.s LIZ 'pouqur,s.arr. soiiRiEE sSiRrEE
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RANEL JOlKO SOiEI.'
kANEL THE BRAZILIAN APE sOiRE
hArL THE BRAZILIAN APK. sDikEx
RAyEL GREAT STAR coxBlsArioN s0iMsE
kAEL GREAT STAR CONN., NATION sOIEE
hNEL Chanse OF Psn@uime Erery Night s0lhtk
hAEL By the Gfvat PsntommistA SOABE
RAykL soSlER
RAvEL GRAND M,ryNEE FOR LADIES soUtEE
In which VII apprar
on WEDNESDAY And SATt RDAY AFTERNOONS,
A. "a CLOCK. on which ocs aeiln
Children viii he adm,ea half price 10 lie res Angelo
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
TDwARD sINTZENICH. AUCTfONBER
u VALUABLE SPAN OF BAY HORSES
~ w CARRIAGES HAKNEss 40:

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sUrER9. SPAN % BAY CARRIAGE HORsEs--sir
Old, lS1S hands high. eernnt perfectly matched
sylish. free drivers and warranted perfectly broken
double and snGe harness. and 10 be sound and kind Ia
every way: strongly recommended and free every
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SORREL SADDLE HO,SE-Seven years old: perfect
saddle horse. and warranted sound, kind aud gentle
CARRIAGES,-Three city made top BuegIcs, two open
Harness. ~ f''