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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
WINDSOR, C. w, Oct. IA, 1863.
Operations Before Charleston
Experimenting qcith .sGrsek Fire"

Experimenting acith .'Greek FIRE"
letter in the New York Times. from
Morris Island, says:
A number of experiments with Greek Fire
have been recently made by Mr.. Short, the
inventor, In presence of several officers OF
rank, with view of contradicting the i'm.
preston that the shells containing the fire ex-
ploded prematurely. The gun was placed in
position on the beach, and pointed seaward.
Zen tin tubes, each of which is three inches
in length, and three fourths Of an inch in d.
ameter, and filled with the material compos-
ing the Greek Fire, were then dropped in a
conlcal she'll and filled round with powder
The hrst shell thrown exploded prematurely,
in consequence, it is said of defect in the
fuse The shells subsequently filled had
white lead placed around the fuse cap, and,
with perhaps one or two exceptions, fully ac-
compllshed all that had been claimed for
them. A dozen shells were fred nine of
which exploded at distance of 1900 Yards.
10 chow the powerful effect of the Greek
Fire, a namber of tubes were lighted and
submerged in water, where they were allowed
to remain until nearly burned and then taken
out, but the bright blue flame was not extin
guished. Other tubes were lighted and com.
pletely buried in moist sand, which was close
y packed, but this also failed to quench the
fire. The tubes burn for about minute and
half When first ignitsd the fire issues from
one end of the tube with fierce, rushing
sound, not unlike that which accompanies the
flight of rocket, and extends the distance Of
yard, bat it soon sinks down to a dazzling
blue fame Of about two inches in length, los
ing its peculiarly of sound, and thus cont
nues to burn to the end. An ignited tube in
a basin OF water gives the latter the appear
ance of boiling. 1t emits a heavy sulphurous
smoke in large quantities.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
From the Augusta Chronicle and Sentsnel.
Letter from Hon. II. Clayton
our Financial Condition.

The following able letter from Hon. P.
Clayton upon the financial condition of our
country, was written to a gentleman in this
city, who kindly furnished it to US for publ.
.eation:
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NOVEMBER D., lBs3.-TRIPLE SHEET.
0ALEA Ar AUCTION. cd noh
>. L. rkyoRE co, AUCrioNBERs.
"A. ~A"NAfieII1nn II1nnnt,cruoy n FIrRNrrupp
ON THIs DAY, MONDAY. kOvEMbtRs

ON rHIs DAY. MoSpAY NOVEMBER ,.
he segant residence No. 4s Wss. s1sssnn Do
fha aueoaser would cali the particnAr asenuon OF MS
ais the public 70 this he saaSaJa
Season The farrars made :. order for me pre-.
less than seven months ago. ID Oh INC pess ue
''fap'ion and IN e1eelbass eplbaRAwviSGRooM vsiisGRooM
Bronze and ormoiu Chandeiers Medallion Velvet Car
PETS Rugs Brocade and Lace Cartan 90 TWO elegant
suis covered with French broca.et richly coSered.sn;
ncent slid rosewood E.assre Freneh plate Mirror haes
slO; Secretary and bookcase hned with stnwood
ebony Re epoa Chairs Chess Table Manloip: playing
eight large Manei aud Pier Mirrors sevros AND
saSss1Cssf enps
round sonsrs carved legs and case made 70 order ~ Guy
sos. rosewood Stool Frech cloth cover snerbury Music
xsos Nj sp adbEss Sft
BY artists two matcn Paintings by Norhcott the
May ,s @ and ser aUs es Sy
brad painting the Louvre Gallery Paris; Winer anss
T New. a .cs % See c @
S rqs % Fee sssrsi rro n .as
s"'.fi ARflsIic ;' sRoszEs. sTATUARY; VASES. &C.
of Afc Richard Car Dc Leon indian WARRIOR Music Poet
Remosnd Prng anssn sSnsr yss,s Sr "na from my s
eoiiecioa Of Jerome Bonapare; Paan Vases Figures,
Bsqae and ormou onsnsH,sR RnM sspefD of0'u c'00k
Sold carved Bune satuary marble top; hertIs pa
tent Dining Table, Couches Arm Chairs elegant On Paint
Lenonsies, Tanbers fancy Celery and Preserve Stands.
of Finger Bowls. ruby and Parlan marble tunch
Sets a pieces solid silver Dinner and Vea Sets.
Silver Ware Coffee Urn Casters. Cake Baskets Napkin
and CHAIRS Chanbers-Rosewood Dressing bureaus Bed
seads WardroOes Comm des hrmolr at ace HAIR Mat
Bssemen: and kitchen Furnitgre N. B..Par,es wishing
this w take the tfth or sixth aenne cars and
the Asto St. Nicholas .n metropolitan Hotes,
a At
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Coroners, Iaquests.

- ..cnx,sr-rvs Rxspr or SHyLsRKsG-Cosorer
Saumann held an inquest Saturday at izT Forsyth street.
mon tne body Of John Miller, the young man VINO was
10 have been assassinated by some person un
known while passus by the Bowery theatre Few even
500 upop thoroughly investigating the matter ID
,n baes me apparen. thal death was purely the result
m an accident ana the was explained in this
xe-Deceased was in the habit OF carrying shoemas
s,,s knife In the inside breast pocket Of his coat,
with the blade pointing upwards. On Saturday
night while passing through the Bowery, In
company with Samuel Lake, deceased met eome
boys and commenced skylsrkng with them. He
chased of the youths around the pillars Of the Old
Bowery theatre and in the act Of striking him play
fully the head when his caught underneath me
pocket OF his coat and drove the pade OF his kus into
a right side Deceased was unable 70 account ior tne
at FIRST and on his arrival home that evenlns
informed his mother that he believed some unknown n
euemy bad stabbed him. Subsequently,, however, wnen
she ad Lake quest ned in relation 10 the matter the
real facts IN the were eiicted Dr. wooster boach
made q post -mortem examination OF the body, ana
found tha. the wound corresponded exactly in size
with tho blade OF the knhe found upon me
ra.o togohcs with the facts presentsd the physician
gave Il as hls opinion that the wound was Acclaeh'ny
Inflicted, tho jury ren ierod yo'dios aceorohGy, M
Deceased was IS years old, and was native or ths
State
AcrpEyr on ris NEW HAyKs RABRoAD-Eliza Ketcher,
the girl no was run by locomotive on the New
naycn Railroad at the Forty sccond street depot died
Saturday from the effects Of her injuries Deceased, Il
appears was engaged in picking cinders Off the track
hsn locomotive No 81 backed out Of the engine house
nud cut logs Coroner Ranney held an inquest
upon the body.
4 SHOCKING CASE OF pFslTrurIoN Grant, des
.itute wonan found dead at No 3l2 West twenty
eigh street, Saturday evening, under circumstances
which lead the beei that death was caused by star
walton. The apartment. occupied by deco sed was The
picture Of misery and was entirely destitute OF Inc com
mon nacess Of life The body was found lying
pset OF straw with other covering than that Afforded
by fg dirty rags, and the general appearance OF the
premises really revotinR Coroner ka0ney held an
inquest upOn the remains when the Jury rendered YER
dict in accordance with tns above facts.
A PRylrE WATcHAAN BHIRp--frivate watchman
Dayisqn was accidentally Killed in William street yoser
day morning whe trying to secure store door which
had been left open He mounted on u ladder,
avorng 10 enter a second story window whom ho lost
baince and fell TO tho ground, being Killed almost
Instantly. Coroner Ranney held an inquest.
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Port OF New York, November 9, Is6a.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Daniel we1ser Is ransportl, Sherman New
sIeanisnip Locust Point, HOFFMAN. New Orleans. Oct %,
10 II Cromwell A Co Had heavy weather the entire
sage damaged the rudder badly rs TO render almost
useless oc 30 passed herm brig bound showing sar
steamship Futon tU > transpor). woion. Fort ROYAL
xc 10 s Ouar,erraster 5h inst on wiu 'ngtou Light
captured rgba blockade Ma saret Jessie and
steamsh Margaret Jessie (rebe przr Hazard Nassau
for " muc1n NC, ptured by steamship FULTON on The
9TH inst o. miles Of Frying Pan Shoals, and lowed by her
snip strgcs Williams Port Royal, days, in ballast
Bark !ntciusor (of Curacoa,, Small Curacoa IS days
salt & Taco 'on'ke nhd Ne winds the entife las
OF vessel about feet above water apparently
WIN sugar 90 Z! S.o1anan ca. Had very heS's "ea
,her m,si 90 ths pf sslge; split eails sc
Princes AeAaudra lDau), Doute stJago. 10 days,
with sugar. 4 k.ehe Bros q Cooley.
Hrg Luz he WOOD (Br i,,cr. Ma,amosos OCT 10,
b. brig "a Jersey for Liverpool brgs Aogrdeen san
IuOmpsOn ana -csr GleaAef al .or HeN otS, salei
tloIO y l honoe !ot Maii inor?si 2ih s,hr lanes II
r~ov ., or fal pircr, bound goth, OF Caysfor Reef
Rri Fsstrn s,Af Penny Por, Royal II days in ballast,
% me.cr ~ ins - a. itefis. spoke bra Elliott
scai sos iroSu ,of FaL Ryer) Collins II. vano ],
d. q. Hlta sgEar - % SI4pE's& z 90
Isntnc and ar 90 vs. Naval siorekeeper arrived 7.y
So 20 ~ fUi.Hs l-ls-fr NirfWia
s-. ,Tl.ora 90 usa.port), Morgan. sono Inlet. Nov
steamer caea D. IL 5 iar ior,), Borden Por. Royal
dstF. o. t' ' 4 tltIstt. ei.. .t..
Staa. 'con @raoe T-1vlrrn~r.
S,ralgr. .'g..irsa. .sr. Davis ro'rl fouce
SAULN
~ -e'.-rer- .Na'fg, N4nrv rlanct n1eoy noos. q
S'r,id. j., e .a..s iia .siv-s. sell j p .d.
Nild at s.ns,tNW.
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Court Caiendar-This Gay.

srpREaE CoURI-cIRcrlr Part Nos 30S3 1885,
3os7 80s9 309l 3O93 1895 309T 3099 3l01 3l03 31O5
5lo7 3lO9 3lll slI3 3ll5 3l7, 3Iio 3l2i Part (,3
Duane 1905 $40 S244 304, h)l, 1907, 1871
ls45, ls7 3O37 S62, 204 2o2o, 339l 772 1855, 1885,
2i30, 2l67, 2i25
CLIO 1775 22l2 22t3 224 22l5. 2216, 227 22S 22I9,
1920, s22 2222 2245. Part 2-Sos 1857 So, 1927 6S9
2l72 2l73 275 $780, 249I 2l92, 2l93 2l94, 256, 2227
222s
SUPERIOR CoURTrart Nos. 264e, e92e, 2o55 2056,
zo57 205S 2l07 I0aO, loA0 2775 2S6l 2S9l s2 22i9
lis1 24s7, 3497, 2I91, 1850 Part 2-Nos. 2659, 256S
2ie4 265s PAS $685. 1904 2ols 27o6 27l2, 27l6 2s,
2720, 2722
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ersareirsn.ous

o.,t ..t sr. .4ttl totfsr FED e. s,,aasap Eyepl,,
str Co.. Sow orc.ps psps.g aaI fot o,her n
ciii's
snr 'ynr =. - reyoa ,ftn caiout, Irnne leae
- t.' A' ht. "f 1n. I'itrd It 900 - y STROKES
i-r Do. .'. o. 80 ,e rrnore. Cs,e d. 90 ioPc had
8 s...| a. ..a .gHfcf llsi .aufu tuo
81 lAI-a- -'f me .rpsaliautmas.
i.r>.I r.' t.a..ei ti7 felpr AMI y N Dye
n l..r su saa, a nss.,s-. tae ass;
on .-i % tNottr trsie rsey 'ars 4, rrse6 ,t,i,s
el ..pri. Nel, nl tcp 5o'N 30 -stuir audl owned
81 Url " 's' .'.a t ..-.. auI af..s
To- t'il. .'Ls sivrsf si.i.s. q 's r,.. ,s i4 me
30 ~, pa As..ea ,b.a,. .,l'e, la4ma-e
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6 HlPPIN G NE w s .

rsovcmcnss OF ocean Steamers.
Malls forwarded by steamer in tic regular lines
TIE from L' errooi call
c-pl Canadian line. which cali Londonderry. Tho
ssalners or from the Continent call at Soutpan
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE or ELEGANT
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE fiANOFORTE,
PARLOR FURNITURE. EN- SUlTEi

FnENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS,
FRENCH CHINA, CHIN A. an GLASSWARE, aA,S SILVER
INGRAM CARPETS, &C.
RUSSELL W WEsTCOTT, AucuOneer, will sell ct auc.
ton aondAy) afternoon at oc ck all the Furniture
contained the elegant residence i52 West fwenyhrst
street Seventh avenue, conss sting of
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE,
Pearl inlaid $Co1
Rosewood Walnut Parlor furniture, suit Cenre
Pier Fables French Plate Pier Mrrors Rosewood Eta
with backs Daask and Lace Curtains laiian
and La,n Vases Dresden China Ornements 20 Oil Paint
tn.s, Ac,
Bedseads, BGrcana, superb Hair aa Spring
Naressea Engiish Il ankes Oval Mirrors, Turkish Ioung
and Char Brussels aud Ingram Carets Oak Extension
Table Ballet chairs with Dining RoUn furniture OF
every rpion, rich Dhna Cut Glass; siverwars Cut
with quantity not enlinerned Hh ch must
be examined 10 appreciated. Parties distance
assured het there Will be pOstponemeni Of this SALE
rain or shine, and that ything viii 10 sold without
res
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MIicnnLANl.nUs.

' /tqCo. Nuts --FrrrY THOUSAND PRfwE CARTuA
" p.u Co.1auutf now .sudug and Tor sale py " A.
GtLAAt.l s., SO Clf hai place
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HAVANA, sAssAu. ". r., KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW
ORLEANS.
gou Assau AND HAvAvA-SteRmsh!p Cors!ca, from New
FORK Nov q. -.
Foa sr DouIsco CRY kc--seanshp Tubal CAIN from
New York Nov H. at 2 Y. NJ.
FoR HAVANA Ann NEW OuKANs-steamshlp Es eaing Star
from ~ YORK Nov ~ ats Pm - - -
S,san,snip Columbia. from New York Nov "a, NJ sFn
Steamship Morning Star from New York Nov2S
FoR Enthusiastically II Cid, from New York. Nov
II, st3PM
Pos NEw oaLs.Ss-steamship Yazoo from New York
Nov ~. at pm
steamship Locust Point, from New York Nov u, Pm
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LU 'sr, and packages Intended for s Nkw foHs HER.lp
sscaii T., seaisi
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nIId.IAnDsI

ykOptE CAN ONLY BE Su1rLlnD Win 4.
/ uLoKets q ~ 81 p,ia lsDss "a 9'ient oao
bal NN-i Urs q ~ lutuu street tN,s. snu te"f
Poesei Iau.gs ir.inninSA g., o. aan4i pig m
C1lUDDY BILLIARD TABLE MAKbis ARE ~.
- tels o. M sell tneir by usns ibc tiug O1 our
well knoWa Comb nation Cush'ons, cushions whieh MY
ca htr mauuI clue ryr ailte' snr 6" ato ~, 30
rptstfc cnr nauufar'urs, ~ o. ~ aud slN
rlts h..i. lHhha' '"hH""
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BIbLiAkD IAbLh-
Anrrur,l nnl gtopf "a b, TIE Nlmari h.nir-ss - l'
a., t' I 4uI ft ru lHs l.lI rf t..'gf MANN ui'.
r. a. .a HuI tt. Ueef ft.aNut D. y .t.-. '", -'
l... ID. .AlNDi.fI CORNER Ut 'i.' N'N 't''.H
a.,...s. t.fE.
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APPROXIMATIONS TRrzrs
No. Pr-e, Nas Prizes Nos Prizes osprse1 Nos Pt-es
2A sfGi it62. StU Isis .stou 80. .til sDl.ssol
ai,. .cs nl.. .tyi lag ,syl i53 .tOl 2sl....eJ
.utI9 .tl' SOL flL....fNl 1 . ti.
ai5 lU ltlG6 . .J0 lf13. loui eNa...ayOl 2ei.. ~
Thirty per cfut premium uafd 81, Prizes
4nfDf-lauof fmniahcd
ghes ~ paid loe Douooons and American Gold and
TAYLOG = co. Bankera
10 Wsn street New YORK
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ExpRmsaEs.

,,unEuANs FURNtrURE .ExPnEss "a, $50 ,tr,ssr
tDsbtoeNent; oiar MS West keyenn s'ss .ta,y A. .
tnh ana slNth avenues Pianos niiirv,S' ee tens
run @I si,,"eT L, ~ 0f the world. ~ :.
t,r be rrr, 7, Il of furniture tn cy or oo"""''
fufriturc
....,s ro nrRVANY.--G. SCHMIDT = 90
hAI"hse, All, F,N1 So Cal ab,rf ~ p ~ y, ~
q "a e.ls IIlF nr'.rnt. t'. ''. ,..
t-'i -htd.ais. rt.sl.e in lN' Ult'' 'i A'''D'
iot tfle
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NarRywoNrAL.


GENTLEMAN OF UNDoUBrED REsPEcrABl.
n hty, handsome income, &c, wishes 70 marry. Essln
d y on he i.iy rsri re1ne,ui auiaby, rcspcc'a-
Aldicss one Neet 4. b. r. station A.
A soLpjsr DESIRES ruE CoRpbsPOEnESCE on
"A young ad - " educator and refinement
o- dyers snq 90 ,her lie qf BE- d@p t9sese,t,'
H,nfi 10 brand i1uh n. fols Washington, nc.
n AGcUNrHsugD AND RFFtYEo YOUNG LADY,
y ...teaainr ft bc,fty aud ANN hlity tntcs thls
method ioroing the aclaintacc of young gentleman
not hlriy, wl1 view 20 nenmony Address W sin
ccuty osng carto 90 vr Corrnne Valconr Brooklyn
f't oAor -
YOUNG LADY ns REsrE .rAruuy AED Rg
X tunuru. "i,. .ps lc is de.lfca go make th' %
snca 10 rtsr s, ,ctisofae van an ulr'uu, vsv 70
Ia s.u. IS josu A. fsas.alcr BoJkiyn ,st oice. L.
YoCsa NAyAL OFFICER EXPECTING 10 RS
VIII a a ,.ag lads ana ,sN toultrluiony Wea ia no
oo.eoion 5st bsUt iai .anem llslt nisre .sbh "A
of Edetrd sugauE - Poyd.as 'iceet Now Orleans Nih
BEE rromuty ,piei 10
nrNsiNovy .-Uuy EvvRy WAN snoULD MlRRY
.IA tHB ..Hy wlutal Hunut mAtiy Az n'hy 4ia ~ ~
..I Al 10 n.fai..,i ~, H. il. ....l-i
.r '.. y 1,cs1a Atife" y WA.H r. o.
oeu. elreN4 nrvovau0N uuRft cHtehctER
80 o. a r.ifh tAafs.is hafo n sg. ,t
,hos ,a, " sosr tu.Iy snl .sass.nf e',a
A us aaoN E. ~ !, ia"'s t,.sg .,.,,'., -
" .' .a.jsffta4fe' u t,oll
UnRhEAoUta W.N WISH r. lobp coprgsro$D
-"i At'e 81 .idIrs W res e iteii y, y "a
vs., To- w' ,'uy Mu.tba w'e,t ~ sua p, ages no'
wv h'' ioa q tal r.-etu,rI D s,d,1 " q
1..'s.
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WINES, LIQUOns. SO.

rooD BOURBON g. % PER GALLON. Is CENTS PER
~ b0uie years old nothing slpe S5 per Hau0n
o. crns =, bo,e; very ane old Irish whs4ey, $3.50 PEI
gallon ~ cents per botic, good sherry ~ gallon, q
cents lote, 20 per under au hOlse Tor 81.
BORDEAUX WINE COMPANY,
90 Fulton stree, northeast corner of William.
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CARD-UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
IA nds, Eastern Division KANSAS Branch OF the Pac nc
Raroad Bonds of the above description viii probably
for sac in the ke the puoc Is hereby
cautioned eainst purchasns or IN any way negotiating fo
FOR the undersigned have ehis Ing cont ract hch
pr hbs entirely the sale OF said Bonds, WHILE al he
ne the statute laws OF the state OF kansas give
them their contrast prior lien TO all mortgages or
deeds o trust which be executed by said company
Any in said bonds. without authority from he
undersigned will be Invalid and vii entail total loss upon
- ROSS STEEL 4 CO.,
Contractors for Building the Leaycnworth, fagnos aud
Western tnow called Union Pacic) Rrivay Eastern D
vision.
LsAvENwoRrH CfrY, Kansas, Nov. 4, 1868.
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A UCrIoN NoTICE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
a bousekeepcrs--A family giving housekeeping Will
dispose their Furniture p ate sale at great sacrifice
cash. Beautiful Paror SUIT, covered in rich French
satin brocae: made to order months ago cost $25
Piano ote, Brussels and Ingram Garpets rosewood
mahogany Bcdsteads Spring and Hair Mattresses Pill
lows Blankets Br ,ca,el and Lsce curans Bronze Clock
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounge Extension Table. black
alnat I5uet rosewood Etagere, &C. Apply li9 West
Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
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FpnNArunE


N rhe subscriber. tslngpslln4 1ousi 'ernt W sen %
lots - suit pli fascrz al u.e tunuo ceHiant1 in his
res ieuce 81 lwefl, % i'a street, So tstl nV.
nue --Roseo nnoforte, niaNius Room uatt- r's.
eei with hrucatel; kialere So st4ry bo se, at TOP
Tailcs .atptts. Mirrors. thapal .efs ..s 90 ,af.,
y ritul4 90 sI., osid. seas f4'lr. china, iHs
aud Atrf Ware: rosewood Bureaus Bfaveads War.1tr,
HAirnud SIung ruttfr sfrf. To fr il or1ft .ti li
seven mouf1s Wit be sofa a. a Eie.fhce
DEDrOON suns OF BWANELLB0 FURSrt re o.
ID u'u0ols, Z 4slaui9d nhnuit'fr - AZ. a. -. i.
mus Cit taittr suite paiu Rud ofpauo ri p at w. 7. FAk
RINdTuNS 3i3 Canal street. "npcse " 'J',er sfe'' hh
mbi'slsi in is't
IluKSIrURR, oNrEfs. % aAs. r1ArulHts AHD
tk,ea nh tad T1nti streets 'lss st.cf VI 9op-i al
yfnft.lt.
LstRN trpG rfEr.p-I WANT 80 PtscftsE or
iN Ht fur rIts. iarre 90 sc inI htIt intIi.
trre C.r,s Nu %. . B. s.r, Aad q ie.i lants s.t''lf
na, s'sy e. af .at''s = 3 ti'nE%s ia GOA ltsy Or
,gU.sIrlLG, Lt3Hyg olAssEf Mt afssrs
t l4 hi ua. l.r-.t lAHI NnI % 4. aIef
WIN If.sHUrF N .rr...f tUt lslrct frr aHrH s0roy
1 t1II..t ti N SIS. .Ha. '. f3 spwaI. enlFeen 2 on
90 tnt uoIsf rc.'a to'e zoe numucr turntnre IN
sHia-
HANDS, IB aH- sLu4fD FUl uuUEa FuR sALR--
IA atta So sd t.c. Hr Asn. "a u|tlt. 30 t4nur fuN
us.tt Iu .,h .iruya s.tn nr ,.ia ID o, " ssvct
sf,sl, ritt,,. ssstr ular ..u.rc " pt..a a.d il.
trtin tf,ri.. r..e ..Hy I,H...,#. Hrr.tut
s. -4a,a s..-.l asl'ea tiiaaa +,ia iaa..o.,s
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A CCTlON NOTINE
a ". ID. sAULRINJ. Auctioleer.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD EIRNilURE.
RICH FRENCH rLArii PieR AND MANfGL MIRRORS,
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD rIANuEuKrE,
SILVER PLATE &c. dc.,
THIS DAY, (Mon ay), Noyeaber .,
AZ tnc private residence rs West Fourteenth street, near
Eighth 6yenic.
Commencing ut l01a O'Clock,
sale tue entire contents OF The mousse.
elegant srlo furni,se made to order and is Gold
The whole VIII be- sold to the highest bidder for
ca ash. Offering &tra induce nents 10 purchasers.
Elegant opd octtve PilDcIore, win all mo-
improvements orrstrung bqsg rich rosewood Sto,
covered sitin and embroidered Covers three elegant iu!
siil Of rosewood Psr"r Furniture in rich broade ant
satin Eisg5rcs splendid and costly Pargn Ona
rich Vases also ncent collection oi rare
Paintings rosewood TurSsh and Easy Chairs IN ne reps
rosewood Centre and Side nabc TOP Tables rlchy cary e
Chamber Su rosewood and M bo any; Bnr' us,
carved Bedeais Washstands sofa Beds, dine haircloth
ten re from ~ 10 50 poanis, made 10
Ger. excellent condition -,
Dining Room fnruitnre, conssing Of hpe OAK Extension
Table Chars Siiye Ware, rich China, Ivory AMI
Sivery Gallery ForAs Spoons. &c. Win heavy Cut and
Engraved Glassware OF every description Carmen IN AZ
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sIoUsEs, nooBss. SC. 40 LET.

FINE FRONT BASEMENT 70 LET sUfrABLt.
X for ph, scan's oncc . resp nsne ga cs !. woaa
FIR single gentlemen. without bad llouse hrrt eass.
so Clinton place Fltl avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

yHJANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, PARTIAL
w Board, with a Room having c,nsenicnees for ire,
above Twentyhtth Address, With terms. which
must be moderate. j. s., box 200 Herald onlcc.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

/,ourrRY RESIDENCES TO LEr-ruT NlsHEp OBJ
~ Unfurnishoc the banks Of hc hndson. =, 70
rent % the ar-t of May or permanently. ArpWto -,
s. EMBEKsoN. 4za E'ghta avenue, ne. fotk
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

NNO LET-FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
three Rooms suing of two parlors aad one room
the suitable gentlemen and hnr wvee
single gentlemen; moderate. 236 Last Thrtieth
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