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The New York herald., 1863-07-14
A UcTIoN NOTICE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WIN. n. HOLLINGsHEAD. AUCTIoNEER,
BY 7. wHITEHOUsE.
SALESROOM % CORTLANDr STREET.

Will sell Wednesday, July ia at l01 O'Clock. about 800
Eases strictly prime aud easonabc Boots Shoes Brogaps
Balmoras &c. direct from acturers adapted
TO city and country buyers Catalogues morning Of
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

TJENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERs.-HESRY
wednesiay July is at " o'eo.k. in front of store
No zy Nassau street handsome aud stylish xht
saddle Horse 1917 Lanas high, years Old. warranted
sound and KIM. works well IN harness. and trot in
about three minutes.
BoGART AUCTiONEER-BY s. Al BGGART--
q Wednrs Jnly y, At lus O'Clock. mt the auction
rooms Household Form ure, consisting OF Sofas Tables,
Chairs Carrots ios OF Sheets Drawers. Boots and Shoes.
Fancy Goods, &C.
ToHN II. BURLEY. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
81 day at o'c ock ~ SA Canal srert Bureaus, Bsd.
Neads Wardrooes, mahogany aud cane sat Chars Sofa
Beds Tete tete Lounges NsshslSnds In.
grain Carpets Olcloh white aud check Mating Beds and
Bedding Hair Mattresses CoffAg Suits. Mos uito Bars
Sewing Machines, % Boses wa-hng Machine, Window
Shades Star Rods Cutlery Plated Ware Clocks Pictures
Extension, Centre And other Tables, Counters. &c.
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DHY GOODS.
~ W. vREncB's
GENTLEMEN FussfsEUvJ.
Ur Brcacssy seu fort.
Cenism~n.s rsrpshng Ctfs Ehtf,s cetsrs ffs sioess
k<arfs fdek a ilau hefs rssperssf Unser bArs
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MRS NORRIS -
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DAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS waETED-AII Ig HEsTgR
j street, door east of tho rowrfy wil a. ths
h~si price for tickets sf Diamonds Watches jfweY sans
slss Dry Goods and Cothng LOT Of OTeruosis saue1
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RyUypPyyG.

SlhAA WEEKLY TO MISUNDERSTANDING AT
- yussnHio ORR iisrhr4. r.. Liserps,I New No
~ 'iAn' phia steamship COMPANY ntssd desfstrhiIg
rry ~ ~ p,N'rd Nde out tolows
EniNB nc 'Ssts,isy Jn'y :,
aaa every sucoec ssu day noon p,er horsh
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G100 EkWahp,inL'n ,ia ,i,i 's.,., on saIukDAr ArTER.
Central Park Poc<etbook contain ing y Prom~~ory Noe
dated NAY 1s. on demand for y1a slso Note datsd
on the Bank FOR $50 70 all of whicare made pa VA
hie 10 The order g. j. CArk Also etss oh Tbs =. y
,nrnt OF the stopped the ols,~
Are hsreby purchase negotiate them Tin.
,ner viii rerye The above ard questions
by delivering them 81 20 Park place, ups salrs
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AgoSrv TO LEND on DIAMONDS WATCHES,
0vl Jerelry Silver, DRY Cords and p~fs.na profs o.
al dsscrpiione Arcles - redeemed ~ any hne VIA
10 enc year rrivsls ofncs sntrAnge hali sonr
a. BARNARD ~ rhrs aTen4e.
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Musical,

"LUcREzrA BoRGrA" AT TnE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Yesterday essentially gwen up to oil tempest II
raued from morning TIL night aud tho night, not 10
shame the day, continued 10 be aud SCRABBLE
tn there people Courageous enough attend last
evenings performance at the Academy OF Music. We
cannot say that there large audience, compared
with the usual Standard bu, Consideration
tesabe weather borno In tho assertion that
the audience immeuse.
There great attraction at the Opora House noni.
1ets most popular work, "Lucreza Borgla." TO be
sung by the Maretzek troupe and tits opera they
vastly successful, while 10 giyo the asir a spice
novelty Nine Virginia Iorni 70 assume the role ol
the Duchess, which but few nights sung by
Nine. McdOri. Those present were amply repaid
for having braved the Storm by the en- oymeut
OF fine a performance OF Donizettls ohsfdarrrs as
co1ld be listened The artists were with an exccp.
ton or two. in excellent, voice, and seemed inspired to
unusual ezertons from desire TO reward their audience
for display % great devotion to music.
The principal roi IN the opera were sung last evening
mos, admirably by Nine Drip as Iucrezil. Nile. snl1cr
as Wsn, h'zroleni a. Gennaro aud Bachi a. Duke Al
tbs opera tbs scsson the secondary toc which
ally sung by inferior artists we're rendered by s'gnors
LOU, bcni, fppsHo snd tocttL o the ,,aLle
oi The opera was all tie satsctury n tie intro.
ucon aud 10 the finale OF the Oh these line voices
we're admirably blended, making the reriorn ance
Madame Lorini, who In splendid voice. cong the
ARA "Coue , Beio' with so taste afd superior
execution as % rouse the audsncc to cutbuslartc
rausc. IN the duo between GeBnafo lNazrOlcull aud
IAcreza the actors achieved slgtal sutcef have
Mt space 20 notice NJ lcrrh tho really performance
u Madame lornl, ard c4u but AID that fceI
surcd tie iuG.ic of "Lacrrlia' never more sats
iactOfUy sung than by tbs or' IT, whose pure sweet
nud admirably cullit ated yolCs never hoard b.
frealer advantage than last eysning Madame fofini
ncted with slirit aud Osci extremely well 20 the gor.
geous robes 60 thc lrga. th feelings Of unusual sat
siaciion We fecosd TIE triumph q The American rrima
toi "a IN iolc - recently auBs by Enrurcu artists
dcefned ~ the Bcigi ~ thor Tfo.efsi0n without
iabhshins any comparison ussst that hsfeue ifi.
% ieriormsnce was equal 70 Any prcYogs eGor N this
opera sung here.
Mle 80 lfr seemed out of sorts ast evening although
Ei.e s0tE lhQ Ai .nGsi vita s-ceeas
ssl.f Aat 'enl was ~ excellent ygce, ali ss1s ani
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The American NecropoIis-Dedicnti alton or
tho National Cemetery MT Gettysburg.
Pn.-The Texas Expedition-The Latest
Intelligence from ChRttanOogn and
Chsrieston-Thc Latest News, &c., SC.
The mail steamship Champion Captain Wilson, will
leave this port at noon on Monday for AspinwalI.
The mails for Central America and South Pacific will
close at hafpsst ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Tho NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for the Paoihc-w be
published at haifpast nine O'Clock Monday morning,
and Ill contapA lull account Of the Dedication Of
Cemetery ut Gettysburg Pa for The remains OF the He
roes who fell In the struggle at that place in July last
with the eloquent Grafton OF Hon. Edward Everett the
occasion, the dedcaory remarks OF President Lucoln
&c Reports from Special War Correspondents OF the
operations Of the Exl edition to Texas under General
Banks with Maps illustrating the Scene OF Operations
The latest Intelligence from Charleston, $. C., with de-
tails OF the progress Of tho Siege The latest News from
General Grants Army at Chattanooga; Tho latest dos
patches showing the position OF Bunsides Forces in East
Tennessee he laesy Nows from the Union and Rebel
Armies IN virginia. and all other important War News
Late ana inn otnt intelligence from Europe aud reports
Of all interesting events OF the pas, ten days.
Single copies In wrappers really for mailing six ccnts.
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Personal Intelligence.

In the ist Of passengers BY the Morning star from Sew
Orleans, we notice tho name Of Lieutenant Fred. Van
vlet, gallant young ofhccr belonging 10 tho Third
United states regular cavalry who returns home wound
cd. IieutanaDt Van Welt, though barely twenty one
years Of age, is quite a the service. lie
General A. j. smiths staff IN General Grants army,
and ~as engaged in all the battles around ycksbgrg,
lnf had horse killed under him ~ the battle of JACK
son. Mississippi. After the fall Of ycsburg he accompl
a,d his CORPS (the 1hirleeuth army corps). New
Orleans, and the staa OF General Blrbtdse, Ia
the recen, battle Ia the Tccbc country where he
wounded The bail Iassed through bis leg and killed his
horse. The wound, though somewhat painful, Is not
considered dangerous.
Admiral Iasoyski ard wife Hon. %. Moore, u
Maine Colonel r. Heath aud WEc, j. II. suck ana ~.
Evans % Boston A. Wing, Of Albany, g. =. BestCr Of
reoria !. r. WOudbary and ". bib4nn % TIC United
states Navy q. f. faut and ai'e Oi Aochest"r ana q.
H. Young and family ~ -. LOGis arc stoilug at The
Astor House.
Hon. George I. Colo and family, u Warrington Terri
tory j. II Crppen o. Miohigan, H 81. LAri, 90 iAFt %
q r. Marsh, ~ Baltimore, Il. Prcutsst o. tlcvraid 7
q Bemls and vie, ut springfield, Nlss. and n p lha.
pin, Of Rhode Island, st,ppisg at TIE metropolitan
Hotel
The Pope, wishing 20 give Prince n I7 Tour Auvafync
particular mark ~ his este has confer Cd % him he
Grand Gordon OF the order u Pas N
letter from Rome Of the 25th of october contains tho
follow ing Tho Pore paid a visit yesterday % thc kg
o bavaria at villa al Malta bis Holmes bcng aee1ia
nied by Ngrs Borromco Arese and Picca AID by The on
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Theatre Francmfs.

There Is no place OF amusement in town which 50 much
merits the patronage Of tho public the French theatre
Here pieces produced with a conscientiousncss and
completeness which vnnly look for elsewhere. The
French makes religion OF his profession. He has
the traditions OF the refined stage Europe his
fingers ends, and Fixed in his mind the great
standards Of hsrionic excellence The discipline
which he has been the Paris boards pre-
vents him relapsng into the spshod habits which I'M
fortunately characterize stage An actor who does
not know his part soecism unknown to tho French
theatre. positively bad actor, in the in which
the term, not among its admitted possibilities
The very worst OF the artists the Paris stage 1--WE
speak, course Of the regular iheatres) would occupy
very prominent position OF our first class stock
companies.
This being well understood fact NJ. Juignet deserves
all the more credit FOR what he has accomplished Not
satisfied with giving he did last season better
than to be lornd Ia any Of theatres
he has this winter got together company which will
pare favoraby with ny the French capital That this
exaggorntion need only point evidence
the manner in which that charming comedy ale Mari
Ia Campagne' was played OH Tuesday last IL is long
have any piece satisfactorily performed.
We remember that when the present enterprise
about being the arguments used its
that would make excellent school for those
string to learn French. We 60 further aud state
that would excellent school for tho profession
itself Certainly there but few native actors
actresses who would not be benefited by occasional
attendance at It's representations They might not
dorsand the dialogue but this at they would learn
that passion does require violent lalatory eiyrs
Tor its forcibo expression, aud that power
lies not in exaggeratou but n OF feeling
We were glad TO hnd by the programme last ughts
performances that the hint nch throw out short
time since is TO be ugou. We to alter
nights Ave act drama comedy and two three
vaudcvlles The latter tho arrangement last even
ing, aud II had OF dllus the house notwlih
standing the unfavorabe character OF the weather Tue
bill consisted Of the familiar act comedy "Mon ls
monic,r and two pieces lies Dcux Veuyesn and
eLes Erreurs du Bel Age" The Grst Is simple plot
and turns the thoughts Of two fair
widows who after short experience matrimouy had
devoted themselves single biesseiucss u Is full OF
capital situations, and cbarmiDgly played by Madame
Levasseur, Nile. Hamburg and M. lay and ponatieu.
Ies Erreurs du Bel Age, though i-t con
structon brought oat In full force droery Of those
two admirable comedians NM Edgar aud Roche Il was
worth the whole performance the later who IL
perfect foe hpi. figure q Lablache dance the c1Ecd,
with Edgar. This sylphide effort brought down the
house Of laughter, and the rantng comedian
compelled to rclea, IL, very much 70 his discom
nture.
The new pieces amongst the best that have been
produced this season, and viii bear frc ,ucn repetition
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acted with his grace aud effect In the celebrated
trio between the Duke Duchess and Gepnaro he the
Madre MIA With great expression and sentiment. This
trio by the way, most admirably rendered BY NINE
Lorini Mazzoen and Biachi and encorcd amid con
tnued applause The artists called and bouquets
thrown upon the stage Tue performance really
ne warrant this display Of enthusiasm the part
OF the audience.
"Lucrezis Borgia as sung last evening would prove
an resistible attraction habitues Academy
and we hope that Maretzek will give the OPERA with
Mme Lorini in the principal role before he ends this
son We should add that last evening scene
choruses and orchestra were most effective, and the
whole performance great aud we'll merited success.
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GERS OF his household The holy Father was received at
the foot Of the stairs by the King surrounded by his
suite The Pope and his Majesty conyersed IN most
friendly manner in the apartments OF the King who af
terwards conducted his Holiness back to his carriage
The police OF Milan the Goth OF Octobsr, arrested
priest named Don Ambrogio he about 10 preach
in the Piazza del Duomo-th1t H. in front OF the cathe.
dra-in the open against the temporal power OF the
Pope because the day before when he treated the
same subject his words Of nature TO excite his
hearers against any priests that might happen 80 pass
The Lombariia, OF Milan states that the Archduke Max
imian has given an order to the painter Doll Acqua for
large picture representing tho Mexican population Offering
HIM the crown OF Mexico.
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From the Richmond Enquirer. Nov. IT,
Since tho bOmbardnent OF sumter commenced (on the
17h of Augus) up to Thursday last 10 5S3 shots had
fired it, which II BOZ struck. or the garrison
twenty have been killed aud sxiy-nlne wounded.
Tho flag during the time has been down thirty
four times The average weight OF shot bong 2G0 pounds
the weight OF iron 900 pounds us 439 nds
of iron each killed. 30 $40 pounds o iron 10 ,ch
casualty II the charges OF powder averaged fifteen
pounds have 1913 745 pounds of powder used 1851
pounds Of powder 10 each man killed. and 34 pounds Of
powder TO each casualty sumter in ruins, laughs at her
enemy, who still fear pass battered walls Charles
ton viii have valuable In the ruins of
and now when iron is scarce and sells high, indus
try, at very little risk, might make fortune.
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Sale OF IA Steamer.

BosroS Nov. 90 1863.
The iron sidewheel steamer Juno, built in England,
one hundred and seventy.six feet long twenty four
broad inside her wheels ton deep, twelve old aud
reported last vo.se sold a, auction day tho
order OF United states Marshal Keyes, for $4,000.
OmciMl Drawings HIarrNy, Eddy -
Co. o Kentucky ana Missouri State lotteries.
KEarUcvv Evns CLAss 6jl-Noy. a. 1868
65, Is, ~. .. ~. II. II. 50. l6. 75. So, ;, 20.
KENTUCKY. CLASS GO?-Sov q. 1904
%, 6i, IL, ZS, -, ~, II. sc, 5. 2, J6. 81, 72,
63, 90, 81.
Circulars eusrrce OF charge ny aiirossng either
MURRAv kDOY y 90.
Coytngtou. ny. or St. LouiS. H.
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The Adria,ic Outward bound.

-. JciD-. \. y ,Nov 81 lsf1.
Tho steamship Adrntio left here for galway q, t'so
O'Clock this Saturday afternoon. Tho ami com
rnercia dispatches FRIDAY put bpard u her
The and commercial de.pstches % to day dd not
reach her time 20 be sent out IN her ogrg - the bad
working Of the wires in consequences q the storm.
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Coal and Wood iM Ric II m onl.

is fact, remarkable enough 10 be noted that at this
season year ago the quantity OF wood and coal in
Richmond not half groat IL although tho
price has just dou bled what II then This is
paradox or principles which perhaps, some wseacres
the subject Of extortiOn eau plain
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

The Republican touncilnabtc Convention lor tbe flfa
district convened again last evening ana made the ooN
ing nomif alOns TOR rOr nCilmcn, vz;-tdward N Ia.
gerty John Healy, harfs :. Riley, VIM II. Bailey, Pa
rick IL Keenan, aud Jane. lAyes.
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TN portnnt Statistics.

rnx PRODUCTIONS AND gxr0ErArf0s 90 srGhr rrc.
An esteemed corresp w Havana send tho iol
lowing interesting tabular statement respecting tho pro-
iucton and CONSUMPTION Of sugar:--
EsJort o. Sugar. from, ne Princisr Ircdb1g % H'd
IN 1858, and ~ table Production tsr Ssxt Itr
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For the natr-Hsrry' rrirophsrous,
the best shf fheapesi nrtieie - y AT if1s-'s 81


Thefe f. hu' one Plr't rrrioI ~ s2rfSG NAcHIHE.
rhe Grovpn R,EgF vs.t.r- b., .sr a.sr4.a
Al q 81 sai o,aniv f.if' y ,..s .-.s = 90 s'.
sal'snoms 80 BroAlnsy. Sew rfs atf ~ fntsn
street, Brooklyn
Grover - Baket's C.i,b,atcd Premium
se Ning Nafhlu-s for sale US H..a' fsa
scond street NO FmHfaiffuue g..u.f Tr.l.ug sni
every frsTfft0u ~ H.nrh d.ur 'aH
ner on ihe Gia'sr Baser b. asiine
Gournud's Pouur. ~ubuis uproo,. Uair
,eta nlt.r Us or forshcAfs. 20 srJ li - 30 tpfJ
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rher. JoaErH HOFG ~ i0Ns..,ta..
fsorir Brooss ~ son-rashtounbts Boot
,afrt NiHisr styles raa8y $50 Bietla.5 .aihrf q
runn g Company
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hnGii'h NaisinE Coats. fis Dfesi yrsrts q
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ss,sass ur.ps-s.e.tvsd rhia Day.
Ne 90 ts.ts, q tAe rharu.. pu Bfastra
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Omcial Drawings of tn- Library Ass0-
citation Compsny's Lottery OF Ksnuckv
EXTRA CLASS i27 NOV. II, 1881
35, 20, 70, i5, 80, 40. %. >. &C. 80, G, 40, 30.
n CLAss i2S-Nov q. 1864
81, &C, Sc. 10, IS, ~, 70. 40, Il, 60, 7G, AZ.
Circulars sent by afdressing
FRANCE Ellis / co. Msns.ers Coviay.,n. Ky.
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Prizes Cashed in All LcaaItzcd Loite-
ries. -iniormHtion given. JOSEPH HATES.
Broker, IL " all street, Dom No. !.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC YoRE-rns
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suS sErs - htGu rATER morn -
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lie Carte de visite-, 81 90; two Iarg'
Photp graphs, 81 sit al unul suited. VAUGHAN H. -
Bowery, i've doors below Prince street
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Lottery Of Kentucky.
E1IRA CLASS TOi-Nov. 81. i@h
20, a., So, IL. SO, 81. 40. 40. 81, 7, 81.
CLASS In-Noy II. 1863
81, l6. 81, 30. -. Ia. Co. (, 81 70, 43, Gl.
r. T. SIMMONS 4 Co.
Successors u Jno. A. Morris 4 Co.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.


The Republican Aldermanic Convention for the sSih
district, nominated, last evening joseph shannon Tor a.
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P0iiak N SON. Meerschaum manufac-
turcrs 95Y Broome street New YorsAn assortment of
goods always on hand. Pipes cut 10 order Repairing
eatly done.
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Eyc ard Enr.-Dr. p. \. Cadven. "A

regular phf slean, residing a No . u'nu rH.~ Eif
SictfJ. has Tor TIE last twruy fHu lf rs 7F" a.
tenon ~ tho treatment ~ i 80 - ue iys Esr gnd
particular. nsut Dr. Cadwrils reat 0h h"sr fs'hs's
wurk ~ pp fntss nlust afrf u.u.r.Hs ruEra.Iu
reporting several Auudi ei r
frs, nfd eaily On grn'.r ftI Nf ff snluf fiih
rcfsrsncrs tesum0Elsi~ a. Trrasf 1 10 Hf rsus ar
pifsllon a. ab tr FfanInrfHfs ..r. Oic" Apun from
= A N. 10 L. N with eNrrlI- -.--.L L.I --r.
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Prizes Cnshed In Al IcgnIizcd Lot
teries Information gwen. CHARLES w. NAUGkR, Bro
ker, 4T6h Broadway, sec nd Goos. back room.
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judiciary Nominations.


Mr. william f. Smith nominated by the Republican
Convention of the Third Judicial district Friday
ing, as candidate for Civil Justice.
PIFrH DISTRICT
Colonel Bagley. Of the sNty-nin regiment New York
Militia has received the nomination for Police Justice oi
the Eith Judicial district Colonel Bag has rcpnti
ton Ia connection with tho gallant regiment which he
commands and whose services not forgotten III Il
doubtless renders HIM popular candidate for tho "cc
Iocc Justice Stccrs, Il tie Fun district, has declined
the nomination for the Office this year and Edward j.
-handey has received the gCInBaiou Of fammaiy aud
Mozart
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
la this district, embracing the Sixteenth and rsou,cth
wards Mozart Hall puts forward her candidate Tor Po.
lice Justice the lion Thomas A. feiwitha young syer
Of excellent character and great popular srcnghwhse
has already proved a raying cry for all tho nde.
pendent factt M tho district 10 unite upon. lie
member Of the last Assembly ard voted therein against
tho Broadway ailroad-ths yote II "a understood, hav
ing prevented bis rennminatiOn this yer A. Mozart s
the full strong rammany IN this district the
ies, between Dir Icdwith and Mr Barr will be an
citing one
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Wire window Guards, Wire Work for
consetvatorles AMI hay Window. HUTCHINSON WICK
EKSHAM, 259 canal street, east OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
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Beerser ani ANY, streets -MEFb a'4 H ~
commended 20 ters0ns Of fhe ..IfH'H HflIi ty fs
lrne cent hnd u.prah Iasi If f'n .hfirt 'to %.
lar honhons. well reputef f1r Nrr ~lt Taste ant
Afufs ere prefe able 20 snV 0hrr arfif, p ." ~y
lnJ furious 20 the health.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
New Perfume FOR the Iin ndkcrch IA ic


Broker. II W all street ioom NO l.
New Perfume for the Handkerchief
NIGHT BLOoMISo CERgUs
NIGHT BLoOMiNG CERgUs,
NIGHT BLooMING cEREus.
NIGHT BLooNIsG cEREus,
most exquisite dccA,r and fragrant perfume distilled
from the and beautul aowcr from Mhs9 = .Akc. It's
name N'"1T3Steq BSwHaa o"1 OF GousrERfhiffss 'o
ASK FOR rHALoN'S-rAkE 40 OTHER
sold by druggists generally.
DEDUCTION or Fine+n Per cent Made
all saes Prles casAed and Information furnished In
ALFCK a co Brokers - Pine street NY
Ask your Grocer For <cmUs East India
CoGcc-The most hcai,hul and best Tor famil, use only
1or EIcsleu, Tor invsid- See h. 40 st Ksads
syy G ss s' s q sappa '''"
ABoautis", ,Comp,-x'on.-Iair ird'- Bioom
II Il. f" e "r aa and n a. ~ sr saws s" sns russ
oserywnere.
EssGgew Paint.-Best and Cheap
est paint s6hnr s a Shrsops i assn "a lane
cr,"adoro'. HAIR Dys. Pre.srv".,ve
;Ps S %s ssno E Sns retail No oA'0r House
Chaps. Ch"fe.. saiio,v"ess, Eruption,
spo,, sprcs. And oil SKIN Brnisn.s cured By Goc'
Dniicy's GREAT Magical Pain Extractor.
prce go 80 mt s~ after the lat Of December
W WARD. CLOSE 4 co, Agents.
Deafness, impaired sight,
NOISES - TIiE HEAD.
CATARRHAL Aggs;u2N y IuE
1ukPAf.
CHRONIC CaTARRH,
1AsHH sf e FHE a9s11f91Sg rsrSyq y SgG2rs
ECSIACHiAS TUBE
CROSS EYE SrRAfGIiTHSRn IN ONE
MINUTE
And every daesse Of the Eyr and Ear requiring either
medical surgical All At ended - ny Dr NOS EtSts
BERG at his consulting foous sl3 broadway, elfth
street
Dr. svnyne'a Compound syrup Of wild
Cherry -ror 70 ears the ony s,ahiAri remedy fr
severe coughs. CONS mp'on
Asthma. Is Bopl -fHttng
brout bits, NhHIlng fOu h,
soTs Throat We. keT.cs.
Pains std. Breast 81. Liver C0mpiaiu,.
All affections Of Throat Lungs and Ches'.
Prepared only by Dr.. SWAfNE sos. T. inde iphA
Sid by BARNES, ~ Broad vHy WELLS, 10 ffausIn
street