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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-05
FROM MRICHMoND PAPERS

WAsHIsGrOE, November 1.-The Richmond
Examiner of Monday contains the follow
ing;
Charleston, October 3l-The enemy's FIRE
on Sumter last night continued furious and in
cessant from the land batteries. This morn
ing about four o clock, portion of the wall
fell in burying beneath the ruin some men,
supposed to be OF the Twelfth Georgia and
Twenty fifth South Carolina regiments. Thir-
teen are missing. They were buried by the
falling in OF the barracks, on the sea face,
where they had been placed 10 position for
mounting the parapet in case of an assault
The bombardment has been kept up all day on
Sumter from the monitors and land batteries
Up TO three o'clock this afternoon, no further
casualties have occurred. Over twelve hun
dred shots were fred in twenty-four hours
CHARLESTON, November 1.-The lombard
ment Of Sumpter continued without lntermis-
sion last night and to-day. This afternoon
the shots averaged four per minute. The fir
ing has been from two monitors, two heavy
aud two light riaed guns at Fort Gregg, four
ten-inch mortars at Middle Battery and four
r1ed guns at Wagner On Saturday they
fired four hundred ond forty-three ritled shot,
eighty-six from the monitors, and three hun.
dred aud seveuty-three from the mortars -
mOTlhT luott hIt Nui 81 hs W q plphS Nllt hllel
ia a second or two after the report On Sat
turday night, seventy raed shot were fired
and thirty-three mortar shells. The fire of the
land batteries was directed chiefly to the sonth
west angle OF the fort
The flagstaff was carried away on the I'd
but was speedily replaced The flag was So
cut to pieces, that the battle flag Of the Twelfth
Georgia was used instead The casualties on
Saturday we're two killed and four wounded
Bombardment still severe.
1t was understood yesterday that six hun
dred Yankees had landed at Newport News
This is doubtless the FIRST step in The new
scheme whiehis 10 astonish Yankeedom, con
found the rebels, take Richmond and crust
the rebellion
The gallant Mosby is again intbe saddle
On Tuesday last be made foray upon tbs
Yankees, within mile of General Meade
headquarters near Wauenton, killed three
aud wounded several, and captured thirty-sia
white Yankees, some eighteen or tvs enty blacI
ones, and one hundred and thirty mules anC
horses. The Lyuchburg Republican, learning
that some 5000 Yankee prisoners are to be
sent from Richmond to that city, strongly pro
tests ave don't want them here We hav,
got as many people now among us as can pos
sibly be supplied with focd, and TO have 1900
voracious Yankees added to their number
would make general starvation"
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Halleck Mnjor General Granger reports
from Nashville that he sent detachment Of
cavalry from tha, place, under Colonel Shclby,
to pursue Hawkins aud other guerrillas -
HawI. .ins was overtakeu near Piney Factory,
aud routed, aud we pursued him 10 Center
vile, whore be made another stand We roui-
ed hiri again, and pursued him again until
his forces were dispersed The rebel loss was
fifteen or twenty killed Our loss was small.
CAIRO, Nov 4--0dicial reports state that
six hundred rebel cavalry made raid on
MayGcld, Kentucky Monday, and robbed all
the stores, and tore up the railroad, destroyed
rolling stock, etc. also a number OF people
are reported taken prisoners among them
Congressman Anderson and Laymau.
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Army oF THE PoTOMAc

New YoRK, November 4--The Washing.
ten correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
writing yesterday, says:
Reports were very prevalent last night OF
fighting between Meade and Lee, but they
have received no confirmation up to the pres
ent hour. II is now positively asserted by
those who have the best means Of knowing
that General Meade has imperative orders 10
bring on battle, and in the event Of failure
to do so, he will certainly be superseded
The orders are said to have come from
General Halleck, and further that they are
backed by President Lincoln Up to yester.
day, however, it is known that no prepare,
tons had been made on the part Of General
Meade, but on the contrary, he seemed in-
ciined toward the maintainance of defen-
sive position. The rebel force along the
Rappahannock had been considerably re-
dueed and any offensive designs on their part
we're not visible. ,...
The same correspondent writes
II is understood here that the orders to
General Gilmore and Dahlgren are to con
tnue the bombardment Of Sumter, till not a
vestige oft remains, and with the artillery
now employed against the fort its total des
truotion is believed to be certain.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, November I Memphis papers of
the "a have indefinite accounts of fght at
Pine Bluf. Ark. Marmaduke attacked the
place with 5000 men and was repulsed with
considerable loss The garrison consisted Of
700 cavalry, under command of Colonel Clay
toa. Our loss was twelve killed and fifteen
wounded Loring's rebel division is around
Canton, Miss; he has about 5000 infantry,
three thousand grading the Mobile & Southern
Railroad Gen Leels cavalry force is about
10000 stFong, comprising the fourta division
under jackson, aud CFosbys force between
Jackson and Vicksburg Ross is between Ben
ton ani Moore'sSBluff on the Big Black =
Chalmers is near Grenada Roddy is about
CoTinth
At last accounts Lee was above Corinth
with 10000 men. Pillows headquarters at
Columbus Mississippi An attack on Mem.
phis in great force was only prevent ed by our
recent demonstrations on Canton Mississippi
Numbers are said to be heartily sick OF wal
and would gladly give up their negroes to
stopit Accounts from Little Rock, report
General Price, hayeing retreated beyond Red
river bis cavalry only occupied Arkadelphia
Major General Ord passed through here to
day enrOute for Geinsvie
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST LOUIS, November 5--County elections
so far as heard from give large Union gains.
The following give Union majorties: Sanga.
mon $50 Morgan 200 Grumdy 400 Marshall
200 Logan 200 Will $50 Ford Al Lasale 600
Macon 500 Madison 800. The following give
Democratic maorities Peoria 400 Tazewell
250 Adams 700 The Republicans special
from Springfield says they had an enthusas-
tic jolifcation last night
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Qtitp Nottrrs.
NOTICE TO AID WHOM lT MAY CO .okRN

NOTICE is hereby given that there arc now pen ing
IN before the City Council Of the city Of ayton tIS
following UI Idinances, to-wit;
To pave the alley running south rom First stree
between lots bls and 6l0.
In pursuance TO the law said Ordinances wei twice
read, laid the table and The Clerk sucted to give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same.
The law requi es all claims for damages that may
accrue nom ~ ID improvements to be filed In WI ting
with the Cty SIX, setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks aftor the expirntion
the time requ 1ed for The publication OF such fotice
when the same will be tsken up for TN al action.
sez0d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY clerk.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
THE ARMY CLEARED OF ALL INCUM-
RRANCES

New YoRK, November specials are bar
ren this morning.
The HeralFs army dispatch describes the
men as in fine spirits The sick have been
removed to Washington. The suffers have
all fallen back, and the army is unencumbered
and ready for any movement
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GUERRILLAs WHIPPED.

WAsHISGToS, Nov 4.-The following has been
received here
CHATTANOOGA, Nov 3.-To Major General
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Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUB1ORN THINGS

Hear what the Philadelphia CORRESPONDENT says IN the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, delaware, 9Th Of April
1889.
"Au English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army aud who styles himself the English Bo
tAnio Physician, has Of late gued extensive reputa
ton hero by his skin Ia curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have oonversed with, aud they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment US very
superior Some have been restored by magic. The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
keTbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting Ia the army ho devoted his leisure
soments to thorough stndy Of the oecta produced by
certain medicinal roots and horbs all Of dis.
eases II seems he has ound sure and speedy remedy
for ell the is that flesh is heir to- His practice e
already extensive and s daily increasing. In the
plants to which females subjected he has equal,
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health, but thoir lives to the
skin Of this English Botanic Physician His office Is at
NO. SO EAST FIFTH STREET.
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BOOK WORK

hshments in Southern Ohio our Aoilites for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental are frs
class. We have one OF the fastest Presses and have
all the modern syles OfTyps, and we employ the
hAstworkmen.
wehave three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department. and are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
@ToFdsrsfFom abroad win roeslYe prompt AItsn
ton. Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, DaytOn, Ohio.
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New YORK Market.

New York marke, failed to day. No rea-
son given En- EMPIRE
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SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS, PRO-
GRAMMEs, INVITATIONS AND
LABELS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-05

CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEwsl
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Az.
THoRITY.
The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael the English
Botanic Physician, failed yet to make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALI
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES, Dt
without the use Of Mercnry without hlndrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly poisons such as arsenic, nux vomica opium, OF
any other poisons. Nomercury nor any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
usad by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Rsmsdiss yet failed to cure tho most obstinate
and the most cases and to all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had fAed.-Medieai Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
follow, RoonsbOro, Maryland, said on Thursday, he ss1
"Namerous curea Of diseases caused by early indscre
on naYng been performed BY the English Botanic Ply
.ca1 e my dny hSyng s Si do ns -
to the suffering One case In particuler-tha OF young
IN this cityis worthy Of note lie had bccome the
victim Of habit, ths alluAion to which causes
shnds aud years suffering and doctoFng gave up
all hopes Of recovery He wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl ever lisped voFd'
Dc dared not wed account Of the shattered state
his system He songh. relief at the hauds q the 30
tanlo Physician, and astonishing a. may SEEM all the
bloom aud vgor Of youth has returned, and he is now
tho happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL
pRRN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
Of March, 1891 vi. ..f.I
We decidedly opposed to drugs aud to advertised
rrmsde- for the prevention Of having children but
GAl II duty acknowledge benefit from any aud
FROM every source when II for the relief OF suffering
humanity. fact has coule to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated aud widely circulated for tho
benuht Of those ladies whose delicate health makes t
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months amer marriage, lady OF our
quaintance gave birth to daughter but her susrlngn
great that her physicians despared Of hor
cry This made her dread the very houghta Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing TO prevent
repetition other suerings but without succeeding. Two
yoars aer marriage she again confined bot her snf
sFings great thai the child died. and hor life
despAired or She told by her family physician
that she had any children he feared her life woud
be the forfeit As all the remedies she bad tried before
bed sllod, she applied 10 the Botanic Physician DR..
RAPHAEL,
No so EAST FIFTH STREET
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

IoHN n BURuEY AUolIoNEER. WILL SILL This
eay q occck At "a Csnai strret rosewood 6ud ma
sny SOFA Beds Ex.epso. ceu;rs and other
DesAs bedsteats Lase Curtains Cornces Man,ri an
py ana fnrs USsse s"ss vss bms.sse
neds Mattresses Qutsts Bisnke.s spreads Plated Ware
cutlery stoves. one hue manosssy Piano.
II e TRAyER. AUcTIONEER-oFFic ITO, CHAT
nam street-whI ssl ths day, at 1Ots O'Clock 70
iery n ,ee eornss Q. rssr Brooslyn near CthsIns
mrse 10 OF Gin Pipes, spirit Balls and other ss e
Slss Case leo Boxes. Gas Fsiures OF 9rpceres
Liluors. " ockery spsw LaInoer, 40. 48f fflT
M oRRIs .wuKiNs. AucrioNgER
RosEwooDA HouposF upooqsF2U pfnSoyoRI fysrTma mHoRs
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS &C. AT AUCTION
~ IL Lu EuDLnW 90. WIN set BY auction on SATURDAY
near Fourth aYcnc the entire eesn, Yulns6e contAinci
IN the above house part OF Imported Parts
" Narcotic consisting in OF elegantly carved ebony
and gilt Parior Suit. m heavy green safn iosevood
crimson rcps fine Frerch plate Man,el Glasses
superior rosewood Boudor Pisnofore. BY Caickrr
ing. rosewood marble top Centre Tables elegant Satin
iabras, solid carved rosewood and mahogany French
Commodes Spring Beds Psilasses Hair Mattresses
kish Chairs Rockers Ae.; solid Dining Room Suit,
striped reps rich carved Buffet marble top; oak pillar
kxsnsion Tabe rosewood Cabinet secreary French China
by shafp; Bals Cues Ac elegant Mesl0n Brussels and
Ingrsin Carpets Oooshs Ac together with assortment
q y v WI s s. S the sassy .s wiz y ss
Won Bess Hchendci. Calzi Won. Hart kosstcr, Sry iiy
spenosr wosherspoon, ko'de Kenboch, Stefennof AND
Also ,aarble Statue 'veans from the sa.h- after caao
W. and several pieces OF hns Bronze. -
TIE inrnisre be on exLbi.ion and catalogues sesdy
the auctOncors, No. Pine street
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N n. yANDERPoOL 4 CO., AUCrlONEERs.
a.. SUPERB HoCsEH0LD FURNITURE.

=
ssssy sronse vssss Mirror. @saps fs
Hence % West sxcenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
DRAwING ROOM fURNITURE:
o match, $500 window embroidered Iaoe Curtains
irnnse and Ormolu Chandeliers; rosewood Sofas. Tce-a
with brecatcl OF richest description Earcres
statuarv marble top: Secretary and Bookcase lined with
Chairs covered with brocade: Ady's Work Tabes magnil
yases imported from Psr. for
Marley Mszeppa, Hamlet of Are Cruz sder &c two
match g. PAIN .inss snmmer and Winter by Cole Hoy Fam
the Courts Of Versailles and Lnxenboure immaculate Con-
on soper ROSEWOOD Centre Tables Xinas Re"ninr Chas
Gard and Chess Tables Frenc plate Pier and Manel Mr.
e a%S Vsx Mandolin playing
RosLwoOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoroRTE,
round corners elegant carved legs aud case mSde to order
Wy ey masss al moden rosewood s,So
''' STAR carpets G1 p1SfSG Eo3S fn'aeu' artists
and Engraved crystal G'sss. Dscanters Go.icts Cham
pagnes Csraaes. Wines Lcmonsdes. Frutsands superb
piccrs al china AMI glassware from the celebrated house of
Pepin Co., Paris; silver Coffee Urn Casters salvcrs Di
Dish, Napkin Kings Crackers spoons For@s Sheffield
utIcr Linen Arm Chairs Sofas, Oval Mirrors Clocks
Vases. Hasand Velvet Stair Carpet silver
plated Stair Rods, occih cM ,,vrp,
Comnodes en- suite style Louis W. pure Hair Mattresses
Blankets. Sheets Countcrpanss. wanut Sofas, Arm and
1oct Sets Easy Chairs, Curtains. shadrs Also oil the
ri.rpiinrc Of servants aparmrnis also Basement and
4mclen F"rniture; also Family Coaeh made by Wood;
HoAd wagons one single. and pair oil Horses Harness,
B-The above elegant Residence for sale Inquire OF
ahe aaconeers Is Maiden lane Paries wishing 10 attend
ss sa sks fh and syss ears o. sasss at astor
seenth street, afew doors from the house
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
. (" sAxns Ar AUOTI0aQ.
~ IMPORTANT aALR or
\ .'7'. ORIGINAL rAINrrN0e.
T. LEUrzE, Es


the distinguished Historical Painter.
BY W. IVES CO. In the front kailery. - the Defov
Fine Arts institute 6s5 Broadwsy st7 o'clock on t,
TuURSDAY EvKMlk0, Asy1 NY. .
We have the honor announce the sale ~ ABOVE - ns
select works Of Mr. Leutxe. all OF Enn
high historical interest and Importance u -
sunlcsn say that being the latest works Of thls en
best This sale forms opportunity for purchase which
has and not again occur owing " the increasing
number OF ORDERS governmental and private now acnu
lating upon Mr.. Leutye's hands Y.
Among will be found the original study Of the
ebrated picture. Westward the Star OF Emre Takes
Its Way" "Laiayefe IN Prison. Visited by his Family"
Unexpected Frends"s very remarkable picture spray
Deserted Hail. .Tirea OF Waiting" "Entertsn,ng
Messenger" German Barun Gcnt,emAn OF the Time OF
Charles IT," and mnny others In addition the above
witt sold thyve examples OF the highest ORDER
and entirely original. b, the following 81. fA
EMINENT AMERICAN ARTISTS =
KEESErT LOUIS LANG. GIFfORD. s
HART, CIGNOUX, CROPSEY. n
". FACE j. J.SHHYYLE, HSFFLrR, hLfa FLEE
Bi.AUvELT. LooP, JoNks,
HiIfk%SHs y v. EDHosDs, dExsss.
As tens Of special interest It may be meptcaed that
oRi0ISAL PAINTING By HUNRY INMAN.
Representsng washington - PeacemAker.' and very
LANDSCAPE BY THOMAS COLE,
Ara Included h catalogue The wola collection Will be
on exhibition ON and from Monday, Nay
lEH lF DAY AND EvENtN0. iJNrffBT
Until aie and eaaosues will bs ready Tor delivery on Sa
turdAy ~ st- ts ~, - fitl aff9s7l }s
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
UNDwARD sINrxExroH, AUCrrokEsR.

XSDRXHU 0fNIZEHIOH, AUCTI0uEBK.
Eiesant Household Furniture PIER and Mante 0asece
Carpets silk window Curtans choice Lncu solid
sterling Silver Ware, Clocks, Bronzcs &c
ByD W, IVES CO; on the premises. y West twenty
The whole ef the elegant Furuure. Plate Linen China
rosewood Psrlor Suits IN brocael Eagercs superb Mir
English Wilton Carpcts Rugs Dronzes Fancy Tables
Chairs oak Dining Room Suit, rosewood Chamber furni
tire BLACK walnut Furniture Lrs q.riy Mst''ssscs aud
Carpets Ocoths Glass China 40. This Furniture all
manufactured 70 order, and i in very fine order r,
and oher articles Of table made 70 orders elegant Tea
Service, &c Also q choice suit OF
TABLE AND BED LINEN,
of the best Qualify; Bronyes Clocks, &c.
On exhibition morning OF sale and ta'ogtes ready
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z" eA1.uu Ar AUCTION. a'@
IucTfon NOTTcE.-rKRRnPr0Ry SALE
ID 10 CXULKIHS. Auctioneer, once S35 Broadway
M1dNIFiCRNT HOESEHOLD FrRNITURE,
OH FREECH PLATE PIER AND nANTEL MIRRORS
suPERBLY CARED HoSEwo0D PIANoFoRrE.

/" SILVER PLATE. &C., &C. N
fhfS dsy Saturday May rain shine at lO1S O'Clock
M ali superb and cost Furniture Paintings Statua
3uud Works or Art rosewood Drawing Room SUITS elegant
en ootave Piancforto. Mirrors Velvet Carpets dc
fned IN the residence 2S Fourteenth street. Eighth
hnue The auctoneer calls the special attention the
blc TO this sale being the largest and richest
tnt OF Household Furniture offered auction this season
furnitnrc all made for the present owner and Is in
Dd order Thewhoe viii be pere,nporily aud absolutely
Nd rfihous reserve, TO the highest bidder fOi cash.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
nsists OF carved rosewood Easercs marble tops aud
IreacA rate doors and backs; ady's Work Table. nlAd
|e top. fnli suits OF Drawing Room Furniture; ele
issfete Sofas two Arm, two Reception and eight Oval
ck Chais carved rosewood frames and In eree
ored satin brocade OF the expensive description
nsole fables nlaid with bail and tortoise shelf Bocadc
"a Lace Curtains, French plate Pier and Mnnici Mirrors
l tici AT frames superb Seyres and Dresden China
|Ases richly decorated; Paran marble Statuettes OF
Eas0n Artistic Bronzcs, representing Night and Mornm
ps On rain'ings. ac antique Lava Vases ebony Gard
'lock runs month; OPartnss by Rousseau. Inmsn,
ntinE on Cole, Legrand and other eminent ar lists
MAuNiFICEEr SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFOkTE.
ved Leg and four round corners nnlshed All round,
iiaid it pearl and solid pearl ksys Music Rack rose
rood STOOL covered In brocade eubrodered cloth Cover
59oks aud Music Han rosewood Hastand OIcoth Stair
arets &c Chambers. second sfoy-Rich!y carved rose
match wardio.es Dressing and Toilet Tables. Shaving
ands, Bvokstands CoucA Arm Chairs, curainx Shades,
Nina Tclet Se.s Nirrcrs bnr Room furntufe Of overy
sd Tea Sets silver Ware Ivo Table Cutlery oak Dining
No posponemen Cartmen in attendance to carr, pack or
pip goods fof purchasers NJ. l.-s.e.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
IIENRy n, LEEDS 4 CO., AucTIoNEERs.
TX AMERICAN HOTEL ruRSITuRE.

win sell at auction Monday Nay and Tuesday May s.
i0s O'Clock each day. At tse American Hote Of
Broadway and Eigh.h all Houschold Furnifure
belonging 10 the ssd hotel generally n gooi order without
reserve, stating oi Velvet, Medallion aud Drnsseis
rsrr~is parlor with arecn
gld Gu match hrxr rrr and NAnte
srerss. bronze and 0rmoa Chsndeiiers Panoorte oval
fisr Mirrors sus cnye "a WIN SIN lusn CHAIRS cSsered
Ware Table Cutlery krienson Tables: lsrss and fnn
room furn,,alc wsrarcbe,, Dressing Buresus Ac NAT
bile Annuneissor Oiciohs the entire FURNITURE resa
chsfs a.. glassware and other suitable articles
very valuable Mangcr, Clothes Dyer Ac several fire
Rahscs Kitchen Ware and other Furniture Particulars In
catalogue
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
6f.OffaING.

CLOTHING.
tAaeh ss, - ~ WORTH oy CAST orr
seis Ladies and gentlemen having the above article. !,
Ssass a I c.: o s. % s o4 a% =
Pants: ior WoOnen 6s.ins and Calico Dresses ssswis
sdSrs..ai a. ss Z SIsrz csst IS s.s,s ses
hiutx. Don't forget the vel, known name B. MiNTZ of
zsssIth avenue. = =. 7 - -
a,, Skws LADIES MD ShSJLEsEs NJ E,.
yon ~ ind it 70 advantage IN disposg Of
Se intend ss ceai ,bsn other place ia
poss Cooper Institute. LADIES' ty Ms Joseph
s.vH.aa .y yssyr IT, ~ M .s sor .ss. sS
s $sss::! s:s s, NJ. = VII
"A men. you nl. 70 isSsi1. te h1e. e io ,osr
cas-, on Co,h.s carpes teraIi.re A. ,c be- you
avenue fron, renih LAKES attended by
and beneni.
A rTESroN. THE NEW srogE ia THIRD AVE
a. s sss s & esS 81 rs Gag o. %sss e %
RI ra,nn,s wsfPsi, A. 9r ies Ser o.esp. msse
s% 3 : 3; 81 s s Or; ys Il Sl .s
3 rs S ifi ss s.lS ses az
Fourteeuth street. Ladies' attended BY Ms Ai.h
1888 BowERY II RosEsTHAL, HAVING A.RKAr
knp.s asys 70 prehes & sssr o .a. II wssrss
sddre..inr him ladies' and seatIeme esn obtain he uno.
,sine Tor each article sd.s ,iended 20 By Mrs Rosentha
'uee'
A TTENTIoY, iS SEVENTH AvEst Y. LADIES AND
a gentlemen wtn be- s.tonlshed 10 see the prices n
HARRIS pays Cast OF Clothing Carpe. Furnlfnre
Jewelry We batter selves having been pronounced
by great many ladies AMI gentlemen We pay PR
than any other place the city We Eianntrs
,as & ~ ~ P az 81 ~ irvm NJ 70
81 ,aa,es. as,r,s iH sevensh v.nr. -,
."a Ne"', A',' " NJ ns'n.'
Sas rss:s H. 10 s % sp % ssn
e. e., M 70 psy nc Z. q o. e. Pc. S E
ps,d for oS esid slysr ~ssckes dsmoads c.ms. hsir
haws guns eis'ci, T.s,r. M lnssrumens resse csl 90
r.nsrs: = AEn -. r-.sntp svsnne vetwren Iwen.
xxnhs, ana r~esv1n" "fee1. Asd'es s"sndei W sr'
AT THE OLD RsTABLIsHnRNr. xss SEVENTH AVE
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

ITENRY IL LEEDs A co, ArCTfoNEERs
IL HENRY n LEEDS co. val sell Ai auction this de- W.
a. O'Clock, At the salcuoom. No - Nassau street. 81
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

r poaART. ArCTfoxBsR-BY . a J. BogART =
%. Tue.dsy. May q ~ 1yk o.ciock AZ No - 0r-cawch
rcoks. Acs- The pcrscnal effects Of the iss William
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