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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

Incompetence carccssness can DO excused This -
tho great Of tho reputation or the New York Sub
Treasury. ft- ia.ae
To proceed 10 description Of tho building and s &C.
cupaton. Tho exterior has been thoroughly scapcd
cleaned. The inclination Of the fight Of steps leading
the Wall street, or front entrance, has been
changed 90 m 10 permit the shedding OF
rain and melted A sort or wooden
door which oensively projected In front OF the
entrance has becn removed az have also certain
iron ratings which usccssy broke the continuity or she
steps. Over this entrance enablaturo had bosn re.
moved and window inserted destroying the architectu.
harmony Tho stono has been replsced having cut
upon II letters in relief the words "Unitsd states Trea
sury." a.. M8 ~
ON entering the visitor finds himself in tho = 80
RorUyDA, aa +
Of the most elegantly proportoncd rooms In America
It's interior arrangements have been materially changed
since II was in the occupation OF the revenue officers
Ths uusghtly boot, ~ II called has been removed
from the centre, and in s stead two strsght counters
have boon placed running from The second column % either
side the full length Of tho room. will be rocoectod
that marble columns with Corinthan capitals, placed
In circular form In the rotunda These counters OF
iron work, Of m elaborate pattern painted With white
China gloss and surmountsd with white marble slabs.
Over these slabs are Iron screens with movable slides
working vertically and which are kept opsn during buai.
ness hours and clcssA II other times Behind thsss
counters placed the various cerks bsokksspos no.
connected with the paying department. M arst OPEN.
ing tho st for ths payment OF he psipsipAi and
interest OF Temporary loans, under the direction Of Mr.
Nsouhr 1hs next " appropriated 70 Mr.. Jacob Russell,
tho chief clerk and cashier who has tho Immediate super
vision and direction q the working Of ~ whole sstab-
lishmsas Tho two nsxt openings are for tho paying ss
srs q whom Mr. Ferris u the chIss All Treasury drafts
checks Of dsbursing ocers &c must DO presented for
payment At these cpsnugs The rs opening on shc right
Is FOR tho payment Of interest registered stock the
NEXT for The payment she fun, or a. hey are called
cican coupons the next for the payment Of fractional
coupons. Mr. Thomas w. jenkins Is a ths head a the
interest department The last opening for the payment
Of bullion warrants Of tho Assay Once Mr. syivasus Jcn.
kns chcf Of this bureau In the cents Of The rotunda
there placed an octssona table OF black walnut fur.
nshed with pens and Ink, for tho Of the public having
business 10 transact The whole aspect Of thb otunda
with the open passaseway from street street, verv
impressive The dome has been ds,soassly tinted and
the lantern throws down food u light which has 10 DO
tempered bya shade Va bright day. ms iron rs,l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

France.
The state OF trade for the past week Is better In
cereals business Is not much less calm In Paris and the
departments than whom last reported. 4
In the Paris market previous prices were difficult
to Obtain T
The Paris flour market was dull a~se
The Paris Bourse very fiat on July TO- and rentcs
closed a 6 so or IS confines lower than on the 18th
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A telegram from Berlin says;-Ihs Crown Prince and
Princess Prussia accepted invitation grand
entertainment, which will be given July 10, by the
nobility Of tho province OF Usedom. HtH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCrfOSKER, 90 NASSAU
- sreetspecal aale OF Heus.hold Furniture. Carpets
&c. DANIEL 4. MATHEWS co. VII sell mt suction TO-
Saturday s 10Y O'Clock, al their Haesroom 5
Easssu and general assortment OF Household
Furniture reiooved for convenience OF ssle) coTprng
faroT Library, Dining and bedroom Furniture Ia ROSE
wood wsiout oak aud MAHOGANY. BRUSSELS and Ingram
Carpets China glassware &C. also Kitchen Furniture
Catalogues and goods ready for examination early
Ing OF sac.
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HELP yysyyrpo-w,y.Es.

A GENTS MAKE ENORMOUS PROFITS. SELL QUICK
n give entire satisfaction with double
Prize containing fine Stationery good useful
Yankee rich Jewery. Ac, de-
worth over Tor Only cents Largest best add cheapest
out Splendid watch English movement. correct time
keeper free to each Country rights free
eb day made easy Call aud examine send for
circulars with extra PREMIUMS Inducements free
O. RICHARDS 4 CO.. l02 Nassau street n r., the orig
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tusr PrBrfsHHD-A PAMPHLET CONTAINING
81 information cf vial Importance every Dody young
and old married and snks male aud female. sent Yost
PAID % reoep, Of cents, b. y " q. WATSON, Publisher
New York.
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A INTELLIGENT COLoRED BOY, WHO WRITES A
"A ai band. can obtain situation by addressing II. NJ
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NEW YORK herald FRIDAY OCTOBER g. ls6a-rRIPLE SHEET
A UCTiOE NOTICE. BALE
"A o. OvBk Sls 90 WORTH
or SUPiRB HOUSEHOLD FuRhiruRB,
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

A UCTiOE vICR.-PEhEMfTuRY GALE
"A o. OvKR 81. 90 WORTH
OF SUPP R3 HOUSEHOLD FuRhiruRB
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOB aoysEkK pEHs AND rHE re- ADK
RusS ell W wEs rt.DTT. Auctioneer, will cell this
~ d a,ternsen che entire contents Of the ecn, rest
o-ne w West f~eay rst stre west oi seventh avenue.
ns Il O'Clock prec.ely emerA Ing the arre an 4
nos. ee ant variety Of Household Furnisre ever oneret
an NJ We medium q sale ali o. which ~ss made "a Paris
& rr~ iosk The character OF ths- sAs makes iin era
sbou s A. ,as en.'re eAesue compri,ag over ~ osa
pe SOFA regardless OF cost or saue and N s
az % imnr iis,cy from the pomsea Experiences
VII DC "a attcndsuce lack ship goods Tor
P.,rN"ssrrs ihs furniturr conssts q 81
nc'.we"i bin ng Room Aad furu sustel
nj " .s,a SEl I'm OCTAVE PEARL IkLAID
fiAAofohiE, music CABINET srooL AND COVER.
-. a., OOSr S0l
rren9h a'e er ana Mantcl Mirrors rosewood Centr
.sr uult .~o superb rosewood Eagsrca with mirror
.Aos-sae paf COST $50 sPendiJ COLLECTION Paintings
artists. - $500 N
. DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND NuRsEny
Rosewood bodstead- Bureaus weshsAndF irunch Toilet
Bets, pert nHir hatiressss. EnVsh B.n, e xi All
Ios Turkish Lounges and Chairs oak Lateas!on Tslr
Bune with oak Dining koou Furniture OF ever daAcrp.
uoa rich silverwsfs Frcneh and Bohesa China or si
Gut Glassware IVORY and silver Cutlry Ac. with large
auaa.i o. elsgaa. Furniture OF every desrrpsion
from distance can r~iy this sale taxing yAoa 70 OF
shine, and that evarythtng viii be soit With
Catalogues AT house
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A bCTIOh kOHCk.
"A ID. ID. CAULKINs, Auctionecr.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fUhNITuRg,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MAkrEL MIR
RORs, sUPERyLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIAkOF0RrE. SILVER PLATE. 1c.
THIS DAY ffridayb Oct o,
At tho private resdence 3S West Fourteenth street.
Eighth
Commencing At 10Y O'Clock A M.
The sale comprses the entire contents OF tho The
elegant PAror Furnture order and solid
rosewood The whole Will be sold the highest bidder for
cash, offering extra Inducements To purchasers
Elegant OCTAVE PiAnoortc with all modern
improvements oversrunx bass rich rosewood Stool cover
satin. embroidered Cover; three elegant fun suits
Of rosewood Parior Furniiure In rich bocAde and sstn
rosewood Eageres splendid and cosy Parian Ornaments
rich Vases Ac also MAGNIFICENT collection OF Paint.
ings rosewood Tuf kiah and Easy Chairs In fine
wood Centre and Side marble Tables richly carved.
Chamber Suits ia rosewood aud mahognnyi Burcaus.
carved Bodse WRshsands Sofa Bods haircoth.
ten Hair Mattresses from 70 10 10 pounds made 10
order. In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture. consisting OF line oak Extension
Table oak Arm Chairs silver Ware rich China Ivory and
Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons ac with heavy Gut and En-
graved Glassware OF every description No postponement
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"A so rneags Agsy W JAS 4. kAARa.il. gsref4l
CseAa He~is iAst>fs. w Hss Hsssaaa o. sea- crSs
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roUsg NAN nY REsrECrssLE arrtsRANrh
n sal sy0d aftuansfsbe@a wssAsa " snffrsy~ea ~ -
sgns seracalns ~. 80 fsm.t ~ W 'as.. -
faua eaise rrNy srgFste hskt eefba - si-s 49, 81
cfsH3 q ~ "a issa, Ce9fafts 70
nus an g0yn a oEstLkNAs or hhAha
Il tssffes a " IA fbs knHad t24ar* - anf
fsvng fs'f~ i'rs aftl.h srs Nsa.'t ss-nsfsaa
a. xwn $50 stwasfsfe sA ssue rsaUs 90 WNf 0tam
~ mste LEI aaas& 81 NfA 80 sfases a. M HAt
rrgsIfa sNffsas. fs4tea o. fMst
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A UCr1ON NOrIoE-LARGE AND PEREMPToR
"A sale OF first class
mQusEH0LD rURNITuRE,

MAGNIFICENT PARLOR FURNITURE,
ELE6ANT ROSEWOOD PfANOFORTE
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, &C.
This day Fdsy) October ut eleven O'Clock precisely at
the private residence Il9 Clinton place Eighth
tween Fifth and SiIth avenues
The anconecr would call the attention OF parties In want
Of hs class furniture the above sAe which comprises tho
most beautiful Paror, Chamber and Dining Room Puru
ture offered at auction this season.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
consisting Of two elegant Paor Suits covsrcd with French
silk brocae OF the rches each suit consists Of
medallion back Sofa Arm Chair reception and
owner; rosewood Etageres, Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges with silk reps; aud
Pier Tables Mirrors, OH Paintings Bronze Clocks rich
China and Paan Vases Psror Ornaments Brocatel and
Lacc Curtains Kinga Reception Chairs. Velvet and Tapes
try Carpets Shades, Chess Table. Chandeliers, &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAkOPORTE.
STOOL AND COVER;
elegant instrument round richly carved and
case fun octave ell modern tmprov emsnts
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS.
Handsome suit OF black walnut Furniture SofA
Arm Chair and six oval back Chairs covered vsy
reps; rosewood and black walnut Beds,eads Bureaus,
Rockers covered haircoth Mirrors Clocks Shades Our
tans Hair and Spring Mattresses made TO order; En-
tension Table. twelve Dining Chairs rich Bohemian
French China Tea Sets crystal cut and engraved De
canrs, Carancs. 6obiets Champagne Wines Tumbieru
Preserve D. She's Finger Bowis fru Stand silver plated
Casers Tea and Table spoons Forks Tea Service Ivory
handl. Dessert and Dinner Knives. Forks Ac
Parties distance thai this Ae viii posi-
lively place shine. No poslponemont any
account ResOnsbie will BE- IN attendance 10 CART
pack or ship goods for purchaser
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II COTTON, AUcrIoSbHE-sEw AND SECOND
Hand Furniture, Pier and MAnfr Mirrors three Piano
fortes Carpets &c TO morrow tfriday1 October t0
O'Clock at i2 broadway opposite The New York Hotel Tie
Furniture OF house the auction
for convenience o; sale II VIII embrace the
Of and SECOND hand Furniture suitable
parnr dining bedrooms aud hasem also
Twelve Csrpsts, OF various qualities OF which
nearly several French Plate Mirrors. and three
second pianoortes In DO mahogany
the time Erards Harps OF yery superior
style and inish. Sale perrmptory.
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NOW RpADY-AN AuTHEsrfc Key TO TIE DOOR
~ of Ffeen asOnry only FOE M instruction
OF ae Mason but alsD ZOE tho Information 81
al who lnlcns brethren. Free 81 bound "a coh
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ANTHOLOGY.

49,
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-13
Public Sale
E.ALNABLE RE.HL EST4TE.
OF

VALUABLE RE.9L ESTATE.
BY an order of the Orphans Court of Bedford
county, the subscribers living in East Providence
township, will sell at public sale on the pr emses
in Rays Cove, West Providence township, on the
2OM day Of March, inst,
the following valuable real estate, to wit,
.f5out a74 acres more or less
and about l5o acres cleared and under fsnc. and in
an excellent state of cultivation, nearly all sown
down in clover, having thereon erected good
DWELLING HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG BARN,
and other necessary out-buildings with large or
chard Of choice fruit, and spring Of excellent
water.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock of said day.
TERMS-One-thirdo Of the purchase money to re-
main IN the hands Of the purchaser during the life
time of the widow, the interest thereof 10 be paid
her annually from the date of sale. One third Of
the balance to he paid al the confirmation OF the
sale, and the residue in two equal annual payment
without interest.
GEORGE W. HOUSEHOLDER,
JOHN MANSPEAKER.
February 10, 1868.
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A Lecture 4
TO Y0UN @ MEN,!

Just puss bed, In q sesisd envelope Fries 9 60
ALsct4re on the Mature, Nesfment, and
Radical cure Of Spermatorrhoa q Ssainal W eak-
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impsdi ments to Marriage generally, Nsrveasa ess,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mestst snd PA ys-
cal Ineapscity, resulting from Self. Abuns, q e.
the Gssss Bsok, &c.
The worId-teaowned author. in this sdna sss,e
Lecture, clearly provss from his ows sxpsr ieass
that the awful conseQueuces Of Self-sAuss ~ ny be
efectusiiy renewed without msdieias. snA ~ thsss
dangerous surgical cpsrations boussss, ips,sa sns,
rings, or eordials, pointing sut msas Il Sre y
once certain and efsctual bJ whieh sssry suf-
ferer, no matter what his esaditisa saay Be |, may
cnre himself cheapiy. privately, sad radiss N.Y.
This Lecture will prove . kosn 70 ehoasan fs and
thousands. -
Sent under Seal. to aay address, 10 ap,sis, s.slet
envelope, 'he receipt Of Sin cents ow two post
$50 stanps, by addressing
CHAs. J, C. KLINE 3 Co,
i. .isf BO~.U, Nsw TMts Put o>lcs hsus se6A
-. Oe<oVcr II, tS61s =. ..s ~
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

BY virtue Of Sundry rits Of vend. Expoass, anA
LavAri fscias 10 me directed, there will be sold
at the Court House, in the Bor ough Of Bedford,
Saturday, the l4th DAY OF March, A. D. 1868, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following real estate to wit:
All that certain out lot, piece, or parcel OF land
situated in the manor of Bedford, in Bedford town
ship, Bedford county, containing 50 acres 120 perch
es, neat measure, cleared and under fence, adjon-
ing lands of the devisees of S. N. Barclay, Esq,
deceased, on the East, and lands OF Sarah and C..
Sellers, on the West
Also-one other tract of land, situate in ST. Clair
tp., Bedford co., Pa, containing rs acres more
less about so acres cleared and under fence, with
two story plank house, bank barn and other
out buildings thereon erected, also apple orch.
ard thereon, adjoining lands Of Philip S leek, Lewis
Risling snd others, and taken in execution as the
property of Abel w. Smith.
Also--All that certain piec or PARCEL Of land,
situate in St. Cieir tp. Bedford Co.. containing 81
acres and 14s perches, and allowance, adjoining
lands OF John o. Hoover, Thomas Mccoy and 9th
ers, nearly all cleared and under fence, and having
thereon erected two log houses, small double log
barn, a blacksmith shop and wagonmakel shop,
with an apple orchaId and never falling spring of
good water; also, all of said defendants interest
insand to one acre Of ground adjoining the above,
all cleared and under fence, having thereon erected
q log frame house, and stables with we'll of wa
ter, and taken in execution as the property OF ia
cob Fisher.
Also-One tract of land containing 90 acres more
or less about rs acres cleared and under fence, ad
joining lands of James Mcdaniel, John Kennafd,
Lewis Koontz and others, situate part in Monroe
tp., and part in West Providence tp, Bedford CO.,
and taken in execution US the property OF JOB o..
Neal.
Also-.Three lots Of ground in the town Of Hope
well, fronting about 30 feet each on Mifiin Street,
and extending back about $50 feet to Oak Street,
with two story plank tavern house with back
buildings attached, and plank stable thereon erect
ed, situated in Broad Top tp, Bedford co.. and ia
ken in execution the property of Henry K. Strong
deed.
Aso-all defendant, Samuel Carney's right, IT,
tie, and interest in and to one tract of aud on
Willis mountain, containing 100 acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Charles Stucky, Lucinda Smith,
and others, situate in Bedford tp, Bedford co., and
taken in execution as the property of Samuel Car
ney.
JOHN ]. CESSNA, Sheriff,
Sheriffs Office, Feb. Goth, 1868.
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Public Sale
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Will be sold at the late residence Of John Stat
Ter, in Napier township, on Tuesday, 18th day of
March, next, the following property, viz:-2 fine
grey horses, / two horse wagon with bed and COW
ef, two horse low broad wheeled and bed large
broad wheeled Wagon and English bed, Carriage,
! Buggy, 2 HaIrows, Plow', setts of good har-
ness, SO tons of good Timothy Hay, $50 Bushels Of
corn ears, $50 Bushels of Wheat, 400 Bushels of
Good Oats, so Bushels of Buckwhsat, a lot Of Mix
ed Grain and lot of Good Potatoes. Secret ries,
2 Bureaus, several Tables, some dozen chairs, 2
Settees, several bedsteads, number OF Feather
Beds, &C., ! Cook Stove and fixtures, and lot Of
excellent carpet, with many articles not necessary
to mention. ts.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock of said day and
continue from day to day until all is sold. Also.
at the same time will be offered for sale, Tract
of Wood land, containing about ID acres, situate
one mile west of Schellsburg, on the Turnpike, ad-
Joining lands of .ohn and Charles Colvin and OF
ers. Fn. trr .af- raH
Terms made known on day of sale.
SAMUEL G. STATLER,
administrator Of j. S. StatIer, decd.
Feb. 90, 1868.
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PRosP RcTus
btrsa -e-~~ q OF ss,s I 81 s :
THE AG E" !"
a National Democratic Newspaper,
To be published Daily and Weekly in the City Of
,safaas Philadelphia, zollaog
BY A. J."GLOSSBRENNER l. co.
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----ss:bs-----
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ecessary favor the restoration of the Union as il
was, and defend the Constitution Of the United
States. and that of this Commons eal.h.
1t will freely and fairly discuss all Legitimate
subjects of newspaper comment, including, ol
course, and prs.eminently at this time, all ques.
tions connected with the existing unhappy condI.
tIon of our country.
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lie servants and defend the legal and constitutional
rights of individual citizens and of sovereign states
against assaults from any quarter.
1t will seek 10 awaken the minds OF the people to
. proper sense OF the actual condition of the Re-
public-to pres ent TO them, trufhfuly the fesrful
pers in which we stand o. . nation-to exhibit
the magnitude of the task that is before them, il
they would check our downward prog ress-snd TO
inspire them with patriotic determination to apply
THH REMEDY for our national ills.
In brief, it will, in oil things, aim to be the faith.
ful exponent of Democratic principles, and to rem
der itself worthy to be an organ of the Democratic
party, under whose auspices our country prospered
long and 90 well. The restoration of that party
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partments, will receive due attention, and will be
so conducted as to make "THE Ass" worthy OF the
support Of the general reader.
GJrThe many difficulties now surrounding an en-
tsfprise of the HagnitHds Of that in which the
dersi xned are engaged, require them 10 appeal TO
the public for ssusTouss support, and 10 ask for
''THK Ace" liberal patronage end extended cir
culation.
Thl present state of the preparatory arrange.
ments warrants the expectation, that ths frst mum.
Der of the Daily will appsar before the close Of hs
present month, (FsbruAry, 1861 The Weekly
will be- issued soon thereafter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-13
Glen Savage Mills.

The subscriber having q large Steam Saw Mill
erected on the late George Mowry tract of timber
land, is now ready to receive orders for
LU IN 3 Err,
such White Pine Boards, Plank, Sprues Scsntlins
and Boards, Plastering Lath, Shingling Lah, Shin
giles, Fencing Boards and Bridge Timbers oil any
length up TO thirty feet, Oak or Pine.
W-Orders left At my house in Bedford or at the
Mills, will be thankfully received. Prices mod.
rate.
THOS. C. GARRETT.
Bedford, January Z, ls63.-6m.