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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

Those who have proclaimed for yesr
past that "crinoline is going out Of
fashion are mistaken. An English journal
informs us that during the year 1862 A.
1900 pounds weight of steel springs
were devoted to this manufacture in
France, and one half Of that quantity in
England.
Georee Hossefross, a fireman Of San
Francisco, has procured for an aged AMI
valuable dog a fne set Of artificial teeth
got up in the best style Of the dental art.
The dog has been for years the FIRST TO
raise an alarm Of FIRE, and wa5 always fore
most to ring the bell. His master, sppre-
ciating fully his valuable services, has
taken this rather novel mode of repaying
the debt.
The Springfield Mass Republican says
that from the exchab ges OF a single mail,
q few days since, it clipped the record of
no less than thirty suicides, all Of which
occurred within the space Of forty eight
hours. OF the thirty, eight we're females.
Fourteen were believed to have been caus-
ed from disappointment in love, six from
seduction, four from monOmania in reli-
Eion, tWo-both lads oftwelve years-frOm
cruel treatment Of parents, one from jsal-
ousy, and the remaining three from mis-
snthropy, sickness or sorrow.
Francis E. Spinner, U. s. Treasurer at
Washington, has been registered in vari-
Gus hotels st watering places in different
parts Of the country as a guest. In some
Instances the name has been good imi-
tsfiOn Of that gentleman's bizarre auto
graph, which is on all the greenbacks."
Gen. Spinner has not been ut Of the City
Of Washington for the past three years
does not purpose visiting any place, wa
teriGg or other Wise-and the limitations Of
his signature are forgeries.
The new ghost machine, which has re-
Gently had such wonderful success in New
York, msde mostludicrous blunder in an
illusion introduced at one Of the London
theatres. In one Of the most awful and
stsFtling scenes, instead Of the ''haunted
man" the figure Of a carpenter in his shirt
sleeves, drinking pint of ale, was but too
faithfully shsdowed forth. The utter un-
consciousness Of the man who was below
the stage, IS to what was passing, made
the scene excessively ludicrous.
The longest stage route in the world is
the one between Atchison in Kansas, and
Piscergilie in CslifOFnia-one thousand
nine hundred and fifteen mites. The fare
is two hundred dOllars-ten and . half
cents 3 mile. Ben. Halliday is sub-con-
tractor from Atohison to Salt Lake City,
and Louis M'Lesn from that point to Pla-
oeFSiile. The service employs two hnA-
dred stages and over three thousand horses
and mules, besides q legion Of sRPeFin-
tendents, division agents, station keepers
and messengers. The division agents and
telegraph oompsnies have perfect under
standing, so that accidents and difficulties
ere promptly reHedied.
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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE OK EXCHANGE.


Eo lsl Pittsburgh street-Tgo story brick house,
with basement, brick barn, ell nicely hEi=hedi )
will be sold cheap.
three story b7iok dwellings, With modern improve
meqis, on tu,dd Street west OF Erie VIII be
Home and lot on ain street. West Side; lo 25xISO
One story frSne hoass On Garden street, lot 2x2s
50 acrss flsnd in Fulton Co., Ohio, u-ar Toledo
coed farming land 81 p-r acre, viii exchange
Prospect s;reet-Threo first class brick houses with
modern Improvements one near Erie one near
Bro nell, and one near huntington rect. -
A very beautiful and nnely im9ruver Farm OF 10
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
T-umbuil county, ohio. -. . O..
no. pa, corner OF Garden and Hudson-Sta- btoreAnu
A me Residsnce and large Lot, corner Of Lsks-st
and Caze-Avenue. For sale cheap or exchange
Grist Mill and thirty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House Well loca ed and good waier power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksvilei about 4
rich river bottom. sS5 Per acre, part on tls
A good use and Lot on Prospect 81, near EfleSt
A nice Brick Hcuss and Lot on the West Side, neal
the Circle on Franhlin-St. 81 500.
A small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
A Store House and Dwelling on DetrOit-st. Ferl
Hoffman : Block for snle cheap-part on time.
A very valuable Properly on kinsman-St. -
/ A good House and Barn, acre Lot. on ktnsman-sI
near Erie-St. $500.
| l25f acres choice rult Land in East Cleveland
a good Farm of $50 acres, ~ miles from Medina
good Buildings and all kinds of Fruit IS D acre
| or viii exchange for a small farm near the City
House and lot Parkman street.; To- 2xlCOi u sto
| ~ franc house, barn, &C. $1,000. .
80 acres nicely improved Land all kinds of fruit Il
! story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksvilie -
900 VIII exchange for TO 7acres near the cit
or sell cheap for cash.
Lake Street cottage nearly opposite Sizers g. 80
Taylor etreet-West side good " story frame b. use
Tayior Street-FIame house and lot, $3.50.
/ q Vacant lot $3.50.
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LEADER.
Il Commanders at ChuriesrOu--

MONDAY MORNING sEFr, 2, lo9S.
The Federal Commanders at 0harlestOn--
A Peep az General Gilmare.
We psss the orderly and take peep.
That Young man with full beard bushy
hair. square forehead, and black restless
eve is General Gilmore. He is not very
demonstrative, and as he is a man Of busi-
ness, you must not expect an invitation to
stay all night.
He is not rapid in conversation, but
chooses his words, as be does positions for
batteries, with deliberation. He oompre
hends you, however, instantly, and If you
are deserler giving him information his
questions are few but comprehensive, or if
YOU speak Of his present operations you
VIA gain no sddiuonal knowledge, but in
evitably conclude that he'i man who has
unbounded confidence in himself and his
sbility to execute his plans.
This self confidence, however, Is far
from pride, neither does il manifest ltselI
IN naughty demeanor. He is now smok-
ing cigar, and tipped leisurely back IN
his chair, he is readings novel That IS
cool" you say. Yes, it is very cool for
this climate. and more So for his present
position, which is within range Of the en-
emy's guns. He has been up to the front
this morning under fire, and, assuring
himself that everything is working ad-
mirably, he returns to his tent, issues or
ders, dispatches members Of his staff hither
and thithsr, keeps himself posted in regard
TO every detail, and now he is taking
siesta.
We will not disturb him in this moment
.s.-f,N hnv vTn
said General, Charleston is bound to fall,
and watched the sly twinkle Of his eye,
for here comes apaee Colonel Turner, his
Chief Of Artillery, young sprighuy DIN .
Ger, with intelligence from the 'front.'
This, then, is General Gilmore, who re-
dueed Pulaski by siege when older heads
laughed at his plans, and is now prose-
cutting q similar siege though one far
more gigantic aud arduOus.
A LOOK AT ADMIRAL DAHLGREN
We are on board the flagship Philadel-
phia. You seem surprised at the elegance
With which it is furnished yet consider
ing that It cost the Government one hun
drsd snd forty thousand dollar5, it should
be an extra craft.
Those side-Wheel steamers, with guards,
tremble very Uncomfortably in heavy
sea, when the waves break IN under the
guards with q tremendous "swash," and
Hthug." On the port side aft is the Ad'
mirars cabin, in the upper saloon are the
accommodations for his staff.
The Admiral is quiet looking man
You think, perhaps, that an Admiral is
large burly looking sailor, with eyes fash
ing continuous brosdsides Of bristlec
wrath. You see what quiet, sfahle Ad
miral rules the Atlantic Squadron.
he does not look like q fighting man
but rather like the calm theorist, more a
home in his library than in the lookout Q
q Monitor. He is spare built man, will
side whiskers, prominent forehead, sn'
small, receding eyes. You do not see II
him that oountenanee indicative Of 6gh
which Admiral Dupont wore, or as mucl
decision Of character.
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TOBACCO AND SEaARs.
TORACCO and sEGARs.

TOBACCO and SEHA ESes
A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
f34 WaIer-st., [OOrner Of Pins,l New York.
Tobacco and EeEars carefully selected for e1port-
ton Dealers and TObaeconisis viii md L . their
brands IN any quantity, atioWsr prizes than aY oth-
orhoules rt ~ 9en7is-9f
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THB ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
---TRI ESEmAR I, 2 and ;, are protected By Roy
a Letters Patent Of England, and secured b the
Seals Of the EcOle de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No One Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SpernaAtor
FhdsE Rnd all physical disabilities.
No. Two CON pletely erndtcates all traces OF thoa
diseases that have heretofore been reated by the nsu
SsOus and pernioiOus uss Of eOpavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplantsd the injurious use
OF mercury thereby insuring 70 the sulerer speedy
relief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
Voucm OF diseases. ..l.
TRIEsEHAR, Nos. 1, and 3 are preparations In ths
orm OF Lozsnges, devoid OF taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
undivided into separate doses, IS administered b
Yepau, Lailemand, EOux, Ricold 20. Price e eschi
or cases for 60, which saVea g. and In e27 cases.
whereby there e a saving OF g. To be had whole.
sale and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No. ls4 BleeoksrStl
immediately on receiving remittance Dr. BarrOW
Wl forward the Treaemar to any part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according 70 the ls
structions OF the writer.
1sB-sold by 9 W. CLARK. Agent for Cleveland
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FLATS. Ell.
DENTISTRY.
A Single TOOTH s., 90. =
ABTIFIOIAL TEETH,

upon Vnioanized Rubber Bass, with our mode OF IN
ssrtns Is pronounced by sll 20 be the most Hfs-lks
and useful IN Eating Speeking and singing Thsy
can be Cited over any remaining roots without gTing
oan and warranted TO t tor less than half ON for
fer prices Experience has brought the practice o.
our profession t. high degree Of perfection that
partial or entire sets cal be made uibOut the leaEt
incouvenence the patients, and undiItinguishabe
81 Established over ten years, corner 0ntaTfO-9E
and Public Square, laouth side.l at.I f-a-- 7. n
SsP inf--9 HALLIWELh DANIELS,
-rT I DenfigtT,
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.r TO LET. ..
A very desirable Residence, with l3 acres OF land,
convenient to Street Railroad. -
JEO. G. JENHIHG9,
ausl4 Atwater Building, foot Of suDeriOr-St.
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PoaY.QFELeE TIslE.TAgLE.
1858 sUKNER ARRAEGEKKRF 1854
TOR TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Nails
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

sFMails viii be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival % trains.
-Au Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives 81 ii5 81, lao 456P N.
Eastern Way arrives At 9.55 A. III.
sstern Through arrives a. $50 H., and 925 p. NJ
Western Way arrives az $50 p. NJ.
soudusky Way arrives at S25 A. n.
Cincinnati trough arrives at 9:l5 A. NJ s15 ?. n.
DO Way arrives st g:35 P. a.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:l5 P. IA.
do Way arrives At 30 A n.
Mahouine Way arrives ct 7:05 P NJ
Medinay Way arrives at 4s00 p. n.
R0ckport &C, arrives Tuesdayss ThuradAys and SAT
urdaya at u N.
BrocksVle, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. NJ.
Sha-on enteT, Granger North Royaltons &e.s arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. ID.
Warrensvile arrives daily at 1918 A III.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsrrRN THROUGH, for Erie, BufalO, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughbys Painesyile' Gens
EAsrERs THROUGH, for New York only, closes ct
P. n.
EAsTERS Az for al points between Cleveland and
Erie, closes at 1870 P. "A.
WEsTERE THROUGH, for Toledo, Dstroits Ohteaso
and Milwaukee, closes Ct 10 P. NJ, ueaFe5 ct b;ie
next mOrhing.)
WEsTEEs THEoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, ct. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 ?. n
NEsTERS WAY for al points between CteVelanc
and Tolsdo, closes at p N.
SAEDUEKY WAY, for 5andusky snd all intermediate
points, closes at 4:lO P. n.
CINCINNATI WAY, TOR al points between cleveland
and Oihcinnati closes at 10 P. NJ, QloaTes at 81
next morning.)
OIN0IssATI THRoUaH, Tor Columbus, Dayton, New
CIsoISs1Tf THBoUoH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisyills, st. Louis Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
wheeling closes at 4ioo r. n,
PITrsBURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and hasn-
ingtOn- closes at P. N.
PITTSBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
WellsVis and Pittsburg Harrisburg. Philadelp phia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes ct 200 A N.
MAHOHNa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 r NJ (leaves next
nEBIzA WAY, closes at A. NJ.
ROCKPOBf, &e.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
BRECEs9IIIE, barn. &C., closes Tuesdays snd Sat
| lrdays, at A. NJ
sT1Ros CEsTER, Granger, North ROyaltcn 90.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. M.
/ WARRRNBVmLE, closes daily, 1870 A. n.
| =EAsT OLEvKLAED and Euclid, closes dAily,A ?. d
EEMAIl and Drop Letter. are require By Law 4
EEAl City Circulars are required 70 prepaid
IS - 6Hesy 6y opsS Ts fEom 7:SO A. n. to 10 P. N. On
Sunday from A. d. 70 los30 A. d. -. , =.
Z y
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LH anLnMnNanM.

Practcal and Scientific Optician, keeps the largest
&c ortm3n OF Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing old estabh shm end having bsen extrnsve-
u pstnOnse be has tue dde1os that his present
stock will warrant a continuance OF public iaSors
All his spectao are o. the best quality Of crystal
glases Rrond under his own inspacti In all cases
cur ng weakness, dizziness aud imparting streT gth
fer long reading and ine sewing. Ardnciale in
ser'ed withrut pain
Ofice--13O Superisr-St., first door from the
entrance 10 the American Ho;sl iulyl4
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MAN OF A THOUSANDl
. CoNsUMprYE CURED.


DR.. n. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eninence discovered, Whue in the East Indies, q
tiain cure for Consumption Asthma, bronchitis,
,jluzh rs, Colds and General pehility. The remedy
was discovered b. him when his only child, daugh
ter was given up 10 DIE his child cured and Is
now alive and we'll. Desirl behehttDg his fai-
low mortals he viii send 10 those who wish Il the
rocipe ontaininR full direction for making and sue
CO siuiy using this remedy tree, receipt Of their
nomes, with Two Stamps % pay expenaes5 There IS
not single OF Consumption that tt does not at
once take hold OF and dissipase Night fweats, pee
viahress irritation Of the nerves, failure mUry,
diculG -XPectCraO1, sharp pains in the lungs sore
throat chilly EcnsntiOuB nausea at the stomach, IN
actor Of The bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
zIhe writer will please state The name of the pa
per they see this advertiment in. Address,
III CaADDOCK q CO.,
iyI3-4s2 sB North sd-Sf .Philadrlphia. Pa.
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IA acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
: Eucid-St on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stOckea with Fruit OF all
kinds Price 3 I,OOO. Term % sult parcnAsrr.
IS acres in Euclid, 2 miss from the c-y imberedi
new house, price t41 p r acre Terms ca y
Farm in hewburgh, hvo miles IRON IN clty-lo
acres timbe- ed, 50 acres improve, email frame
house. good barn and COW ste ole, stream Of sVsr
fAifing vat r and nal orchar
u acres with IrLme cottage en1 tarn, miles from
ci y, near St lair road, has been Occupied Dy q
"a dens Price S3,fOi. Terms easy -
10 aerss 70 WOJd land balance imBrJ, ed on Euclid
road, soOi springs OF water, fruit, and a god
situation for grspe5. go. . -
CbOic snI well eel cted lands in iowa. Wisc0nBlhs
and michigan for sale or exchange
50 acres in NsWDurg. about miles IrUln OaVelanC
Good House and Barns and nne Orchard S2ggl
$50 acres 3 milas from Toledo and miles rom Wan
Beon Station on All Line Railroad $50 acres prais
= RE and balIance timber land. New House ano
aUgI3
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REAl LII.
TOHN JENNINGS.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
REa0vLD EROM
al ssperi0r-St.. harbIe Block,
To AtWater Building, foot Of supesior-St-

eSrWnl boy and sell Rcal Estate on ComEiissioa,
Eent and ollect Bents, &c.
eaB-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers Only charge
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
R5-Alsn is1ues Policies at Lowest Paying Hat=H A
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

. UREAT DtvsSn yog ct0rrisD. -tapfse sNp
~ esafi~f.eN hawai- fsW o. Nfathf~F ~ &0fs
ast,~t. sea t@4elrs ~ hs~sa yfftss
~ -, ~ saass.N usRRfa - ~ ~ .fsaa* - ssh
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,cnAnron GOAL AT AUCTION.
ovvscs % ras DksAwAnu. LAcxAvAxsA
Asp WHsrnaa HAILmoAD C0nrAny.


X wiLLlAs sis,sr ksv s.,l Yoss Asxrss ~ Ie3 l.
Hse,los. on Wednesday u. 9esh day q Aasn:s. -
,sr,s Erkangs Ena - and y xsehase psAee. ~
wuLarn arct Al which tnss shsy wt ossr. By sfmKOn
DRArFK Auctoperr. -. -~-- -
TWENTY-FIVE 9cRASToN COAL
AL the usual and deltyerabe ~ their 6spot
port NJ J after the Iss a eepesmbss nert hey
vi. repeat such sales on or about Ne 1sA q ssch
Ths ssis viii - ps.s Each lot put up ws be sold 70
The highest bsdasr no In form whaever. bein9
ynsde for account of. behalf % the Compsny.
time ard as cf sale, spt he baapes IN iss iundS on re-
t-ing the order Tor the coal. which must ~ called 0f
within Yen days thereafter spd nhe cosl taken s~y within
Who wixh, have additional
thirty DAYS taking the delivery of their purchas~
maxine further d<lcst Of mr. oSnta within the
sen days np~rfn~d. Interest," per
ennun win In such be charged the hs IRON
DO time stipulated for paid and twenty
cents per the sf stocking co~both
A. be t~id delivery Of orser
rhs other of sale VIII BE- snb~,snusv those
h,therso accepted BY ali purchsssr b. private cnnrA
~.l aellv ernsr fiyabehror tar spy l1be To
-. vii 10 delivered direct frvm the ncs arr
krr.. ,nr ,rres when prnc abe: othsrw fr, H. sseS
hsss rsud wni he ms~iia~d 10 meet tle oAa
a--.r.r,. whose arrival cannot ~ aclneil
JOHN BRisbip. faeaasAL
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Which, a. eduesf At ths elegant and popular ,heaire n
artno,sir fr~t 10 b. the
MOST ASTOUNDING rnIsNONFNnk
ENEk ENHlHlyED on TiR krAQN
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AuDikaDlA
kiDiiTif ENfNgE TlfE
GREATEST DEMONSTRATIONS or
AsrONisHNEsT AND DELIGHT AT TIVE
. bfAkiLlNGLI MARVELLOUS iPPAhfltA5
TRuK TO TiIE LAsr TRUE TO TIff Last.
Contnucd crsA % Mr.. ard Mrr n WATKINs
NEW AsD 1liRiLiIAG Effcrs
Introduced ia kte laat scenn
TliE yisioN OF THE DEAD An,
APorHEusfs or AGNES AND TIE MiskR.
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sTEAmnoATs.

=. ~ BOAT FOa ALBkNi -zuE LARuE AID CON
J a. assa ssMan~f nArftL DkKw essr fso4 u
sffss T9vafs rg@rsdRy sac Fsta asT
:. eiaet. aiut A fbftieih sif,st re4t~f tasl sas
a.. rofni Asw Nnrm fgaGatsrpme nhlrsaea&. rsJgi
Ct.4t a. fluaasu affetax - Al 80
- ~ tratass so Wtts ssEsas ~ nsssex4
-t-. ttr ssHa sFsNtaG MfADna. le4Nss S&s4Wy sNefg
ysafs4 y ~ ssssl sna fff1AJ sofplnk - gsB-a
,..v rvii,nkr0ar~ pAiLY LfEE ~rHI sfEAxte
YuEtsN FfRf '#sEft rs+~ = tNe rfeF tuf 81 -
f Mr fH 8AaFf rHv8NNN
~ NMM Nsh#f fiat - y N
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tttANaNr NgEnNf FNf aFHf. F.ithaprLrTiis--
~ eNH si~fF~sse evn e.f@ss4 tas'st q -
NwM## M@M WfNN #*MHNM tN tNfM frNa~4
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4 - NMlMa EvNf - ~ t NM NAe ff H. So
l.fn N ~ go - tiess y arfte ~ es Y ~
4 MI .f4.A FN IT. ftafih N4tNfN p HaNAk ~
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txISis AT .Au61l6N.

-. t1IE5 AT AU61I6n.
iA5S
,u6a SSF dlz zss sGEExo2sRo caEx 2so sSss WARE.
SGit GsiHtu5ssssks 5sskks ASp VSpiisssaii iisssaiiAIs cARrEra
Sni Azs 'sA0s ". "wednesday. Augustus.
cs,.ss I've cen nfiil fh and Sixth avenues. s'
ssa S 81 aslSss he attention as D.r..
IN wsSs 70 dSsaS sis sSs,s
Ssa Ss.ssy a ssor s Fsnoh
y 1easr saa sss
Bronze cock Lace anA Broca Curtains Corner and Book
stands lsfHf G5laSff ESooD PJAsoroRTE
an eessu. instrument olerssf full plate fun
ROSEWOOD and 5Ecf walnut Bca se.ds, Bureaus, Wash
ss%S SSas1s sanRs,. s1 Bedding sssensse cSs
sgsnt F'ench chna Vases ivory uery en Ju'
N B.A furniture sxpressman win be in attendance to
cart PACK or ship goods Tor purchasers.
A. q sAkEs slKatrSss SS AyGIEoSE5Rs s.ns ~ Even
o. on q z Gay wsaA .day August a q Ss e,
Ayssonss sale rc1a commencing a loK o'e ocs
wo.a Eassres sa,aary marble top Secretary and Book
sS E"sny ascsraH css covered WIN
4sfas Work Table, superb sevres China Vases srti.tic
and cas x1g Ps
Pier and xsnte Mirrors Bronss Clocks velvet C.ype.s
@ csps piains @ % -Sss
euasts Ente1sian Table Ruby and white v 0lsrsswsrs,
Fess Urn cs.s s.ssss NsPsa nRiag. Table oaslsry
~sAlnut bureaus. Sofas. Chairs, &c, &c.
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sHIPPIno.

re y. SsAs q %kAAsGARoo. q this lns vai ..a
aesosnedatoas ~ ew cabin and seersss passengers
'''''' 's '''':seo soas iS SALE ssss Is Broadway,
-;s: iss:s ss 4 .s.
% mir to%rsny intend despstchng their full powered Clyde
CITY CITY 0r wAsnINoToN SATURDAY August =
cadf sad .9irI 0r LONDON SATURDAY ssP ,,s Z
Payable in Cold a.sri or 4. o. rs.I.Ss IN
De-. Do .s % F.9...... ,Spsoa Do ss{.nssh. @
30 . Hamburg; DO DO e g Hamburg y 8 8
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The New York herald., 1863-08-26

E,oR NEW oRLEANs-DIRECT
PASSAGE $50
The new and first class u. s. Mail Stcamshlp .
GEORGE CROMWELL.
van leaye pier North river Saturday. August ~ u
No freight received bls Of sdng signed after Frdsy
Fer freight passage, apply 70
II. b. CROMWELL CO.. 80 West street
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

r BoGART AUCiIoNEER-BY g. 4 j. BoGARr.
u. rhi day, at IO1s o'clock =. the auction room 10
North william street. Household Furniture consist of
6ofss Tan Chairs Lounges Brussels Carpet airIors,
OH Pa'ntnss pure Hair Mattresses ono Feather Beds.
OF Tea store Tea Chests Tea and spice Cspister coeee
weights. sosc Fixtures and Som sesar. Also 70 par Of
Pony Mare. about IA hands msh; Wagons. Har.
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The New York herald., 1863-08-26

TyENRy D. MINER. AUCT1OKEER- R-sALEsROOM
IA "a opposite the Post oflce. MINER
SoMkksLE VIII sell at Auction. on Thursday August
cloc nil grand rosewood Piano. made by Peyel
Of of gery superior and tnish Also
rcAewoo Piano carved legs pearl keys oversrng
bss modern improy rceled for
toae and stsie made by Cnmminss Canneid sac with
very Camera Tube full sixc and
nearly new toget with lot Photograph Ap araius
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

1yENRY W. wOLCoTT WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
m cton. September Ut clock, on the premises.
desirable Country Seat the Shrewsbury river.
mile from the village Red Bank New Jersey, contain
sns abo 80 acrss under hns state Of cultiyation dwell
ohee ra t,pe boating bathing 6ystsrng 40 good
raj Tor Qpe trout pond acccsAibe by the j. d.
Beafs of Murray street To facilitate the means Of
rsschins II sppiy As the Globe Hotel, Red Bank.