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From the Rev. John Mott, d. D., Professor
In Union College, SobeneciadR,
Since l first publicly acknowledged the
great benefit which l received from the
skillful treatment Of DR.. Lighthill, in re-
gard to my hearing, letters ofinquiry hsve
necessarily poured upon me from eli parts
Of the country, from parties desiring to
learn the particulars of my case, and am
indeed surprised at the number Of individ-
usls who are affected similar TO the man
ner in which have been, and therefore
1t more and more sacred duty which
owe to these sufferers, to direct them to q
proper and reliable source to obtain the
benefit they 80 much coVet and which SO
many afflicted ones have hitherto sought
in.vsin, just as had done previous to sp-
plying to DR.. LghthilL
1 had from infancy one very deaf ear,
which always discharged more or less Of.
fensive matter, and was the source OF the
greatest annoyance and discomfort to me.
Last year the other ear also became dis
essed, and both ears discharged yellow
matter, very profuse and highly offensive.
Ny hearing became very much impaired
and the discharge produced the greatest
debility Of body and depression Of spirits.
l applied to my family physician and
other practitioners, without deriving any
benefit and almost despsired Of being re-
stOree to health, when providentialiy, 1
spplied to DR.. Lighthiil. Unier his treat
ment my ears began to improve at once,
and continued to do SO, until, in q compsr.
stiVely short time, both ears we're healed,
the discharge removed, and my hearing
restored. At first feared the cure would
not be permanent, or that the stoppage Of
8 discharge Of SO long standing might
prsve detrimental 70 my general
health, fear which / find a great
may entertain in regard to the removal Of
discharge from the ear. Ny experience,
however, has proved conclusively that nv
spprehensions were entirely groundless
in both respects, for both ears are as well,
and my hearing good at present, as the
day / left of treatment and the stoppags
Of discharge. instead Of proving detrimen--
tai to my health has given the greatest
elasticity and Vigor to my body, and q
flow Of spirits not experienced for long
time previous.
/ wish that the above might serve a.
general answer to the interested. but
should one or the other desire to apply to
me personally, or by letter, will cheer
fully satisfy reasonable demands upon nv
time.
l avail myself Of this opportunity Of
again publicly expressing my deeply felt
gratitude to Dr.. Lighthill, whom esteem
as gentleman and man Of science. in
whom the highest confidence can be piac-
ed. JOHN MOTT.
[AprlSR2l
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q One Of the many young men in the army
Who have advertised for Hsn agreeable
iemsle corr spondent to while away the
ennui Of camp life, received reply from
New Bedford lady. A correspondence
7prung up and in due time a marriage en-.
gagement ensued. The soldier recently
'blained furlougb, and went to be united
the object Of his Affections; upon call
ing upon her he wss Mortified 10 discover
hat the fair one was a good looking mu.
lstto girl with kinky hair.
A London paper states that Garibsldi
MSS had $4,000 applications for looks Of
his hair from beautiful young ladies in
Europe.
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Fine Brick Block
At AUCTION. N.........,.,.. -. ............,..


o. Cutter Son will sell or Friday next June 81,
at ~ O'Clock A. N on he PREMISE, ihe brick BLOCK
OF blx dHeliings bsing 20 eet front each on Mfch-
gan street lie Ontario street. lot % feet ueep Will
be s'id-separaIe or tOEether-to soft Purchasers -
nne ohauce for inveztmert
rs kM 7-Ons 10 1rth cssh at time Of la one
fourth when papers uted; balanc In on and
two ears In equsl payments, with interest annual
the prt psrty. :
Nav Bun, 1885,. naval Iss
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TUESDAY, JUNE ira, 1864.
RIAL rs ATE
AuCTInN - Rr q nTrrI

AT AUCTION ..-..... ...-.... By o. oUTTEB SON.
o: Gutter & Son wi Fell. on Tuesday, May 7th at
10 O'Clock A. on the premises the lot on the cor
nor OF West kiyer street, directly opposite TIE foot
Of Superior street Landing, known ''Oathan 8
Corner " (owued by Edward SanfordD. The lot Is les
ieet r mt and y feet deep. For particulars as to
title &C Ing 0ire OF q. Jennings at oatsr Ock4
TERMS Of SALE One-h0H cash IN hand; ba =
ance in one and two years. with inteTes annually
per cent juneI-Ies
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THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
Nv tho author Of tha ilEa1r Inez," The Prince Of
Wales,h " 'rhe Ghost Hunters" &C.
kCONTIsUED.)


OHAPTBg I1-THE KISS IN THE DARK.
After WaitinR six long hOurs,
And with hunger almost dead
News came tnAL the track was mended,
And the train soon went ahead;
soon We passed place called JOhn8toEn,
Filled with iron fuUndries,
Where the peop.e sit were working
Like q lot Of Ousy bees.
Then we came to 3 great tunnel;
near me sat pr tty miss,
And when all was dark As midnight,
Quick from her stole q kiss
",h,'' shs cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached the light
was pesrlng through the window
In my seat again AL right.
After passing she great tunnel,
To q place We QUICKLY came
Upon the highest mountain top
And Gre son Is its ne;
Many peOpls in the summer
To this pleasant SCOT repair
To ENJOY les cooling waters
And It's pure, fresh mountain air.
at AltoOns we took breakfast,
II was one J'clOck or more;
Such 3 lot Of nungry mOrtals
ns'er laid eyes on bel0Jei
All the good things on ths table
In short time did disappear
And they all shouting wildly
"Quickly bring more brenkiagt here"
When 1 went opay for breakfast,
said the landlord" We must charge
You lust dOub price FOR breakfast,
For your mouth 80 AW1nl large"
81 don't ses It, l said " dear sir;
But just chaf Sc II II you will
And while you are about il,
Send % Uncle sam the biii.'
Notice DRAFTED men end others in the service OF
Uncle cam, and all In want Of RubUer Blanket
Rubter Goats Leggins, Cassimere aud flannel shirts
Military clothing ef any and every description and
hne ClJIhing for Spung aud summer wear. We
have now the largest stscb In the CITY, which We
Will sell At the very lowest prices.
Isaac a. Tsaae'B Union Han
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celsbrated wing
Machines, SJorr'6 AubomAton PresgmAn and
Strong's Pate It army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and UHiOn SITS.
sog- Look out for the Giants. ~ mavls
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P r IN TING RIAL
For sale Cheap
PRINTERS, READ THISI

We have az excellent lot Of Printing Material but
Itt worn, that We Osr for sale at prices ranRing
from Is 70 70 per cent under present Foundry fafes
TIE collection Is composed Of Gothis, Antioue
BOman, Script, Clarendon and Fancy T. pc, varying
in size from NOnpAre to ak lines Plea suitable for
uiing In display adVer iseGents program mes, cards.
We also have double supsr.royaI
HAN D-P 3 EsS,
Size 2611X42< that we will sell for 90 Iaas than
present prices 1hs Pres is in good order and war
ranted perfect IN every respect
Also, large lot Of II-
WOO TYP
Suitable for Posters ranging IN size from four to one
hundred lines Pca, OF the bet sCections IN this
city.
IN Roman type. We have English. Double EpQIi,h.
so-Ll1e sica, Doabls raragon and Great Primer
ouns, tnst ara worthy the attention Of those want
ing any Of the above s-ylel Of ietler
Terms Cash on Delivery,
or Fenkable paper with nOOD endorsement For
further PARTICULARS, address d
VETS = Savage, Job Printers. =
nAys-Bs 20. Box z2Ol, Cleveland, o.
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OPTICAL.
.SOlL.OMON's IMPBOVED sPEl


frAotical ana Scientific Optician keeps the Largest
is5ortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establishment and having been extens
v patrontsed be hss the condencs that hts prese
atoek viii warrant q continuance OF public fayoTB
e his specacles OF the best quality OF erYsia
gasesi ground under his Inspection In All casta
curing veal nes1, dizziness and imparting strength
Esrtsd without pain
Omcs--I3O snDorior-st-, irIt door from tie
sntranoe % the American Hotel. "a vi
~ Beware OF travellers claiming to be Mr. SaIc.
mOnson or his agent.
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-,aA call is circulating in New York for q
great public meeting June4 4th, for the pur-
pose Of teadering 8 grateful acknoWl-
sigpent for services on many battle
fed, for glorious victories schieyed, and
f0r protection given, under Providence, 10
The lifeOf the nation By Lieuisnant-Gsn-
Eral o. 8. Grant.T '---
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FLruck by LI6hthInG---A CIose CaII'
A wildwood tree, three feet in diameter
st the base, was struck by lightning and
shiVered into thousands Of fragments,
upon the hill in the rear Of, and only $50
feet dista-t from, the Office of Epson,
Brothers, near their coal bank in Tall
msdge, on the 20th ult One piece, weigh
ing some thirty pounds, was found at 3
distance of, the balance being pretty
equally scattered over about half an acre
Of ground. The ooncussion was very
great, and persons in the Office and adjs-
cent blacksmith shop were severely
shocked by the stroke, but fOrtun ately re.
ceived no serious injury. This is the
fourth time the lightning has struck with
in four or fVe rods of the same spot, with
in few years.-AkTOn Beacon.
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From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector
. Of ST. James, Church.

SYRACUSE, February 20, 1854
/ have been deaf in one ear, ever since
was in College some twenty years ago.
By the skill Of DR.. Lighthill, its hearing
was entirely restored, 80 that now hear
alike with both ears, and find that can
use my voice with much more ease and
comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
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AUCTION SALES
WEDNESDAY j UNk Sra, 1864
Large Sale Of Valuable Roal Estate,

n
On Prospect, sibley a7d Cedar Streets.
o. Cutter a Son will sell, on Wednesday, June s'h
on the premtsss 8, commencing at 10 o'clock A N .
me following described ksll rs viz: Lots 90
lee front on PFOtps = st Get and S75 let uchss
deep 10 sibey stree; Lots A feet inches irohr on
SinleY street. aud IN ieet7 inches e.; Lots 81 feet
'front.' 90 Ce1E street. and 4OJ ieet dep; Lots 50
le9t and Lot 80 feet 'front.' Case aveLue a. $50
feet seep to an alley 25 est wide For full
SEE posters with diagrams
TERMS OF SAFE One tn ird cash down, and
balance In hvs 5J years, with in crest annually or
all "a a oowni at the option Of the purchaser.
lnneI-i5f
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pREsERvE YOUR EYEsIeHT

JOSEPH =. PERLEY, OPIUIAA, Ii sUPERIoR-ST ,
(Undsr the johnson Houss,l
Keeps constantly on hand an immense assortment
q Glasses which are constructed 20 ansrd he
Bast artificial help to the human eye.
~ Spheroi dAl Glasses reset iRto cid frames. Also
Alsrgs assortment OF Microscopes Telescopes, fisld,
HaTfne and Opera Glasses, Thermometers, BAroms.
esrIi mAgniner5, and Drawing Instruments.
H9-Arudcial Eyes inserted without out BAiM.
iuIyE1
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z ne OhaucbE oB Aron-EeeNAa
The following interesting sketch Of the
frst foundry man of Englsnd is condensed
by the New York Post from Smiles olives
Of Engineers"
DUD DUDLEY.
The father Of iron working in England,
and the Chsucer Of the iron-poets Ito use
fsncifJI imsge) who has since made
England great, he was one Of eleven IL
Legitimate children, and does not seem to
be ct all sshsmed Of it, for in an official
document he spesks Of his mother ss "Eli-
sabetb, daughter Of William Tcmlinson, Of
Dudley conoubine Of Edward Lord Dud-
lsyp
Dudley village WAS the centre Of man
ufscturing district, and the Earl himself
had large iron works where Dud used to
pass much Of his time. As he grew to be
nan he established iron works Of his
own. BE wrote a treatise on iron, he
built immense furnaces, and became over
Whelmed with debt He invented an i'm
pOrtsnt system Of iron smelling. In the
| Cromwellisn war he fought on the King
side, wa, in 48csptured stripped almost
naked, and in triumph carried up to the
gates Of Worcester which place bud had
forfeited to the King), and put in prison
| With party OF other prisoners, he
however managed to escape in August Of
the same year. AS he had received 6
ound in the leg he had to stumble across
the country on crutches, and thus reached
Brist,l. His estates had been confscsted
but he yet was sole possessor of his secret
for smelling iron with pit-cosl, and find
ing 8 moneyed partner built another
foundry, but soon qusrreled with his bust
ne;s associate, and the affair was brough
to 8 stand still On the restoration h,
made variety Of claims for damages dur
ing the civil war, again built fOundries
published his treatise Ast4lLtns Marts il
1866, and died ia his eighty; ;foprth s~---
after q lifs Of .;-e@isI Slcissltudes.
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pro only ad rusted maV22
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FURNEsaISG GOODS,

FOR which his old stand not sufficiently OommO-
dious, he has leased the premises known as
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No. Al Park Building,

MGuafsstsr.r Of SHIRT. and Collars.
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CLOTHING.
D E NJ VA L.

The undsrsignsd hss pls a5urs in announcing that
10 Consequence o. his increasing businesl we'll
With aVioW VI supplying IN c0hnectiCn n Herewith,
full nd com plete ass0rt nent OF
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FROM TIE REV. FRED. S. JEWELL,
PROFESSOR or THE STATE BoRHAL SCHOOL, ALBANY
NV yoRk
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Remarkable Cure of Deafness,

ALBANY, N. Y, March IA, 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
City Intelligence.

FouSp nRowSEn-The body cf Mrs. Schwartz venera
bic lady over seventy years Of was found 10 the
shrewsbury river the Navesipk Highlands yesterday
ncrning. copjcciured the lady, during temporary
Alteration OF mind may have wandered out some time
during Ibe preceding night and faen INTO the river, as
when foand she wrapped In loose robe, Win .
p,ghtcsp on ner besd The deceased the mother Of
Aaron schwartz the originator, We believe OF the penny
posl sysiem IN This city. The Coroner had not been
Soiihed at The time oGr Informant left.
Tnr Fl,e RAISING IHR ciry HAIA.--whh regard 20
certain comments which have appeared in the public
prints TO the display Of flags the City Hall
authorized by Mayor Gunther to that
he thai the fsgs raised when the
ef abe nomination OF General Mcclellan
ceived ann out OF town then, well when the
csacial OF the occupation Of Atlanta made
know mere.
syTCus ny sHoorISe.-Y esterday afternoon mar
named Thompson who resided at 1872 East Twenty ninth
street committed suicide by shooting himself through
tbe bead with revolver. The for the act not
stated Coroner Ranney will hold inquest ON tue body
Today
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
SALES At AUCTION.
A UcrioN NOTICE..
a e. BURRHaM. Aucloneer.
HOUSEHOLD

a T. BURHHAM. Auciioneer
HOUSEHOLD
Octave Rosewood Pianoforte,
Drawing Room Furniture en- suite
OIL Paintings by ancient and modera artists.
Velvet Medanion Carpets,
Roses God and W alnut Chamber IA allure,
china, Glass siig,r w.rs AMI iape suI,e.y.
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
IIIls DAY Nv .oN EsDAfI SEPTEMBER 2.
ANhc e.e.aut esdenoe. a y est 81, teeath street,
tween & & rlih .;"s and !, I'M A.. asenss .es
The auctoneos caH the ra-t cpar attention Of his
friend andtar puhsc ,.s sale the cAtaog comprising
the sest and tssortn NJ OF .hoUseho farutnre,
WORKS Of of ylrtn offered q, ancti1n tns
DRAINING ROOMS.
% % ses o. snrntne Soserra & @h ,e f arm
chars Oval Back aud Reception ct airs, Ninc' curtains
hands .ss @e TO gats the suits rnsemcao ts. er,s
satinwooi plate glass douss elegantly carved Ceahe
N%Es srSruRT sp WORKS oF ART
Br Statue OF Masepps Hamlet. Flower Roy and Girl
Arola Minerva shassper. misrn; Ore 'den cr"a Vases
Eshermans lamily by nessrcix Eag,.sh Interior, ~
Cols of rance b. jules Noel ccaoa,ed French sr,ist
also tspisgs oy Rsrsns ssnney ses,ss snd Issrand
the richest instrument oered At auction this over
str9ng bass AL he modern ~ fully saaran
Chant bersDressug Bureau, Hedsteads Wararobes Com
modes suiic snperh Hair Mattresses extra large Spring
Dining Rooni-Soi Buffet, Hertz's paent Extension
Table IS eet draw Sofas hairs magnssen China pn.
hed fable Cutlery. Silver Ware. sr., SC.
Also al the Fnrnitue ~ the servants apartmenis e,
and sixth aud stages leaving at Sixteenth
treet. near the house fs
The New York herald., 1864-09-07

snip Energy. Cxuikins, liverpooi-sponord, Iheston
Bark webfoo, tBr), Humphrey, cal,ao--Fs Chsun
s.Ts rsenSs ga,ses gm csa1MesSs nsy
BARK BARK NJ Malls Me,Ssii ssser rh'lalsieas 49,,
Brig m sawyer, Trsov. BOSTON.
s@smer . aII; s,evsns e''sa iS"i GLANCE salumsre
ARRIVED
S,ramshp Scotia tgr) Judkna Liverrooi. Aug 2z and
SSssnssxs w.h s.e
Persia hsnc for Evtrpooi; Sept l. ssofM 81 on
81 kn
s,ean'ss,p nee,a tBr,. Mcoauey Lverpso Aus 2 via
oneensown z.,h ana sIl Sept win mdss and pas.
ssS an % ns a q" e@en ~ no
Prince Alher, eo nd w day, II AM steamship Euh
steamship IafsSei,e err, Dc Bocanse avre Aug "a.
ss: :, 4 : 4
"a Within mss
sovnea pilo: 10 again. Took pilot 9th.
nsis ai,Se Grey .hS,; ; Maxwell, Antwerp so days. with
,BriG Ruc Nose Iof Yarmouth, Ns, shcldrate Antwerp
90 bark Elizabeth Cam from Ardrosan for Provi
schr Field Aen, Lingan, CB II days with coal
sc6r Susan Eidrdge Beebe, LnSan CB, with coa, to
schr Mary Wood Cow Bays days. with coal to
selr Ieun Lind coic, shulec Ms, days. with sp,ns,
sear swan tBr, TayiOr Dorchester, 10 days, with
hevius &
Schr r 5 powA NJ. Gaskhl. Fortress Monroe, days.
ScHr Tarquin, Wool Franklin, 10 days.
S.nr SPY, Perkins, Bangor. DAYS
Schr Adrian + erett Rocklana.
u strsmer RISsa Boston.
Steamer g t'omstocE. Drake, Phadelph
Steamer hliza Richards Philadelphia.
Steamer Delaware. Ashnfnrs. Trenton
Steamer Kingbsner. Kenny. Provd ence
BELOW
Shin vanrunrd Russell. from Liverpool.
Ship Universe. Eutton. from Liverpool.
shu Island Liehs (of ST John 20 days from Cardiff.
Also bark from kennebec
SAILED
9Th and 5ih-Stesners Empire. Carolina Thames Anne
u,ca Gen MeiSs. New Jersey Fulton
Wind at sunset NNE.
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
A ucrIoyNorIcg.-p. y cAuLKIss AucrIoNEE

SPLENDID nousEaobD FURNfTURE
AND WORKS or ART &O.
Al public on, this dar Wednesday,, September 4
the elegant r's3ceHte
No 2lS West Fourteenth tetween Eighth md Ninth
avenues, ale commencing at lO1 ociocS A. Al
SEVEN OV TAyE ROSEWOOD PlANOFoRTE,
x SkWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
MEDALLION CARPETS,
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA 0RNAMENTs, -
PIER AND MASrEL MIRRORS,
BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS.
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT. .ARTIsTs,
BOOKCASE, ETAGEREs, CENTRK TABLES,
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE.
SHEFFIELD TABLE CDTLERY rABLk LINEN,
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, Louis XIV. style.
rately carved Paror Furniture offered at public
and to tie sold without An examination
will well intending buyers.
Parors contain three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Par
lvr Furniture, rich crimson blue and gd and
cooed brocade ana SATIN rosewood kageres spen-
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOFOkTE,
Stool and Cover,
elegant instrument, with round corners, heautfuHy
carved legs and ease, ali modern improvements
Also magnificent collection OF rare Paintings rosewood
Turkish Easy Chairs reps; Centre and
CARPETS, NC,
Chamber Suits In rosewood and mahogany; Rureaus
Bedseads Washsands Sofa Beds in hne haircloh
pure Hair Mattresses from forty nifty pounds made
order, in excellent condition.
Dining Furniture. consisting Of fine oak Extension
Dining Table. max Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich Chna
livery liver Cutlery FORKS Spoons, &C., with heavy
Gu; and Engraved Glass Ware Of every descr,pon
Carmen in attendance to cart pack ship goods Tor pur
chasers
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
A UCTIoN FOrICE.-POSITIyE AND PEREMPTORY
n SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

UCTIoN FOTICE.-POSITIvE AND PEREMPrORY
~ SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FukSiTuRE.
MAGEIFLCENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS,
ELEGANT ROSE WOOD ETAGEkE,
SPLENuID SECRETARY AND ButKGASE.
RICH CHINA, CUT GLASS, SILVER WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS. &C
HRNRY n. wEsTCoTT Anconecr viii sell this WED
nesday) afternoon. at O'Clock of the
elegant residence So West Twenty street seventh
avenue listing Of elegant rosewood Suits in figured
statuarv and Egyptian Centre and Fancy Tables,
Turkish Lounges and Chars to match, Damask and Lace
Curtains and Shades costly collection OF OH Paint
ings by eminent artists Reception Chairs in Tapestry and
MHGNiFiCENT BRoNZEs PARIAN AND BIsQUE
Fisures, Rosewood octave PIANOFORrE, cost 500
DINING ROOM. CHAMBERS AND NURSERY
Rosewood Bedstesds. Bureaus Spring and Hair Mat.
Spring Seat Chairs Rockers live Feather
Beds o and Pillows; Tapestry and ingram Carpets
and Sofa BedsteAd mahogany EXTENSION Table oak
Chairs rich French and Bohemian China GLASSWARE Sl
Cutlery. &c. with large variety OF mahogany Furn.
tnre enumerated which must be examined TO be
cated Men will be IN attendance TO cart. pack ship
goods for haser No Sale rain shine.
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
SIIiPPIya

THE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON.
l many VIII tespaich mimantss their aud nr-t
cass British iron Steamships CELIA, saLLokA. ArA.
LANrA IOWA. INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 5000
tons burthrn between London ana New York iing
Havre on the voyage from Ion on. Rates OF uassage
rayable In rold vaient-From New York,
CABIN s6s second cabin, So seeace s2a From London
" CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 26 broadway.
FOR freisht apply 81 South street; Advances
me- rcha nd Sc conened
dcrriened These a. London With steam
ers of the the Channel orts. Roerde
Afnsterdam Petersburg Copen n rdeaus Oportn
Gibraltar Alexandra SMYRNA Constant ope aud Odessa
The New York herald., 1864-09-07

UcTIoN NoTIcE-E. ROTH. AUcrroNEER.
u Large MXGNrrlcEHr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrB.
RICH PARLOR FURNITURE
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
PARIAN AND CHINA VASES. &C.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
ON THIS DAT WEDNESDAY,, Sept T.
At the residence w West Eighth street Cnton place)
tween Fifth and Sixth avenuea
Sale commencing at II O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprises the contents OF the house. and most OF
II made 10 order for the by celebrated
city makers, and used but months The whole will be
sold percmp,ory rain shine offering extra Inducements
= pPARL0R AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
SUITS covered rich French satin brocatel and Turk
and Pie< Tbes Etageres Corner and Book Stands 81
Bronze Clock China PArian Vases Parlor Orna
ments, elegant Brocaei and Lace Curtains collec
on Of OIL Paintings, Engavings large Mirrors and Chan
MAGNIrIcEYT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, STOOL
AND COvER-COST 500,
elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all modern
strung full iron plate French full
rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Washstands
Sofas Chairs, Rockers. Mirrors. Clocks. Tables He'd
Lounges Spr and Hair Mattresses Beds blankets Tea
Tables Extension Table Glass. China and Silver Ware,
Cut cry. &c. Sale positive. Deposits required.
n BParties wishing To attend the sale will take Sixth
stages leaving at Eighth street. few doors
from the house.
The New York herald., 1864-09-07

yNM Writer'S, AUCrIONEER, WILL SILL Tbs
w day. at o'clock. at 45i Canal street Parlor Suits,
Curtains large Pier oval and other Mirrors Centre Dining
and Tea Tables rich Tape Three and other
Oico,hs Chamber Suits Beds Bedding marble Dress
ing Bureabs, China Glass Silver Ware Stone Tin and
Wood Ware: also seven rolls Carpets, Mating Cloth,
Stoves; also double AMI single Harness Once Railing,
Desks. and variety OF other good: Singers
Sewing Machine; also five Gold Watches, three Chaus four
Diamond Ringa