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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

The History of Ilostetter's Stomach,
lsitters.-The most remarkable medicine Of the day
and the many cures that have been performed with In
cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility
and other diseases arising from dsordered stomach OF
liver places at among the most astonishing dis
coveres that has taken place in the medical world The
diseases to which bitters applicable so universal
that there but few Of friends who may no. test
their virtue In their families circle Of acquantans
and prove to their sat acten that there is at lea
one remedy among the many advertised medicines de
serving the public commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
c" Save Your Life sys.

Ss7- Save Your Life -
DYSPEPSIA. ERYSIPELAs, KIDNEY COM.
~ p'aint, Sick and Nervous Headache, neuralgia
Gy"cei, letter, Bo,6er's Ech and BaIdaess A Treat
Use the above Diseases with their speedy and e,no
nent cnre sent free to any address. Address S. c.
UPHAM, No. %, South Eighth st.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
TT Dyspepsia can be cured IL,

TT Dyspepsia can be cured at
DYSPEPSIA NO MATTER HOW LONG STAND
~ ing, yields at once to "UPHAM's DYSPEPSIA
CURE" The effects of this Remedy are tuly zaogicol
Try it and be convinced. Price One Dollar box Sent
postpaid to any address, by s. C. UPIIA rs South Sch
ST. fmiadeiphia, "a Circulars sent free. 4S-6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

Returned-We are pleased to be able tc
announce the safe return of our fellow towns
men, Messrs. Il. b. and ii. II. CARPENTER
and JoHN HARTMAN, who left here three
months since for the South to lease a cotton
plantation. They did lease a plantation fif
teen miles below Nicksburg, on the Missis-
sippi side, and had three hundred acres Of
cotton planted, together with several acres OF
other products, but the guerrillas becoming
troublesome, and they having good oppor,
tunity to sell, wisely concluded to do so and
return home. Had they stad they would
have put some two hundred acres more OF
cotton in this season. Though they were not
troubled by the gucrrillas, other plantations
in their immediate vicinity were visited by
these desperadoes, and several planters were
murdered. However, they had narrow es-
cape, for only three days after they left a
raid was made upon their premises. The
guerrillas would not believe that the Yanks
had left, but thought they were hidden some
where in the neighborhood, and threatened
to shoot the negroes if they did not tell where
they were. But becoming satisfied that the
birds had really flown, they left without do
ing any damage to the premises The gen
tlemen brought wi tn them a drove of horses
and mules, consequently their passage up
the river was slow and tedious, and from
this fact was occasioncd much anxiety to
their friends here. 1t was known that they
were expecting to start for home at certain
time, and they not arriving at the expected
tt:rne, and no word being heard from them, it
was feared that they had been gobbled up
Then -dded "a all, Iumors were set afoat,
Ono one knoss by Sho) chat they had been
murdered, buried ave, burned, &c. 1t may
be easily imagined how ,rch reports affected
their many friends, -espccia... 'ne.' own
families But in three weeks from me time
last heard from, they turned up safe D. ma
sound. and in excellent health, arriving
here last Sunday evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

Serere Storm.-Last Sunday evening this
section of the country was visited by Sc
we're wind, hail, and rain storm. For time
: the wind blew fearfully, and the rain fell in
torrents. In this immediate section the hail
was not so severe as in other localities. Mr..
PARKER Of Petersburg, Butler Co., informs
us that twenty six lights Of glass were bro.
ken in his house by the hail, and fears were
entertained that the fruit in his vicinity was
all killed by the severity of the storm. In
this place few trees, fences, and out build
ings were blown down, but we hear of no
particular damage having been sustained by
any one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
V.'ISHE,S
EFsHE's r~.
" LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
BOILING - FRYING sTEwING - STEPPING -
WITH TaY FLAHE THAT Llgurs rur pnnw

- WITH TIE FLAKE THAT LIGHTS
- = BY the flame Of a common ,amp. n,
the cost Of cents worth Of OIL 4 very comfortable
breakfast may be cooked. NJ Y TyfJune
= simplein construction. easily kept In
lent to have OH hand. -D,uggisrs Cireuk,y
- Fish's Lamp IL one Of the most popular
novelties OF the day. the utility Of II Is unanes
tonable great saving is made In heating and COOKING
small articles and can be made to eals for great
many persons which Is actually done on the
cars which carry the sick soldiers. --ScienudS
Ameyican. f9''
For family use, hospital tent bsrrack,
Picncs bs'ne. nursery sick room IL is an article 81
I2,or, "ry9hd al proportion to its cost Hatrs
VIE ana proclaim the valuable and Indis
Pcnabis aTtice. and We wander how we could have
so long done withoutit. Ea. coal on Circular
An economical eoD,rvance for getting
purposes, one Important point Is tho. saving In
cos' over coal fires. ". T. Eceaing fost.
PR rs FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE wrrB ONE BURNER.
,hr,angcd Jor Kerosene, or Coak 0tf or Gas.
D''''t7'''es 1"'p"let r. Mffy Ia9es furnished
Also, THE UNION ATTACHMENT I Price 50 Cent.
TO be attached To Common Kerosene Jamn or q nc
Burner by which Water may be boiled and Fook
also arranged to support a shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIZ. d. RUSSELL, Agen.
No. 200, Pearl 81, New York.
sH h1eHhs W"ht'd T-3n
PETROLEUM OIL
MANY QUANTITY, for sae.ey
". CHASE, 1asak
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

~ Buy your Hats at ELLERMAN's Phila-
delphia Clothing Store. lie keeps the latest
STYLES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

Persoaal p. MELENDY, Esq, of this place
one of the Iowa delegates to the Baltimore
National Convention, started for Washington
last Tuesday morning. lie will not lie home
till the last Of June.
MARSHAL PiSSEY, who is to represent
Dakota Territory in the above convention
passed through here last Monday.
Mr. FRED. SrREETER, of the 3lst Iowa,
and lately paroled prisoner from Rich.
mond, started for st. Louis last Tuesday
where he will report, and then probably be
sent forward to his regiment Immediately.
Capt F. II. COOPER, of the 9TH Iowa
Cavalry is in town. He starts on Saturday
evening 70, Sioux City, to join Gen SULLY in
the campaigr against the Indians.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
Cure for Dyspepsia.

From the Journal and Messenger, religious paper a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

Festiral.-The Mush and Milk Festival Of
last evening was, in one point of view, n sue
cess and in another a failure As regards
the nature of the entertainment furnished, il
was credit TO the management but the at
tendance was not large, and the receipts con.
scquently small, about 5000. We think
the small attendance was not the result Of
any lack Of interest in Sanitary matters, but
was owing to the fact that comparatively
f,w knew anything about the entertainment
lIau the occasion been properly advertised
the receipts might have been tripled. The
ladies spared no pains, and worked very
hard to make the entertainment pleasant and
profitable, and we are sorry that SO few were
present to witness the result Of their labors,
and to reward their patriotic zeal. We think
that none will find fault with anything but
the slim attendance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

Pine LumJer.-Mr. Thomas Waikiki re-
Gently purchased feet of pine lumber Of
Dubuque, consisting of half a million feet,
together with five hundred thousand shin
slcs, which he is now shipping to this point
and placias in his lumber yard for sale
The feet was purchased at very low figures,
and in consequence lr. Wis enabled to
sell at Dubuque prices adding freight. In
proof of this, we would remark that the
Baptist Society, of this place, which is about
building church edifice, sent gentlemen in
TO Dubuque to buy bill of lumber. After
going to every dealer and getting their lowest
figures, they found thai, they could do better
in purchasing Of Mr.. WAkup than of any
one else. and accordingly bought Of him to
the extent OF twelve hundred dollars. The
lumber is Of the very best quality. purcha-
sers of lumber will find it greatly to their in
terest to buy Of Mr.. WALkuP, for the reason
that he sells at Dubuque prices, adding
freight alone, and buyers can make their Sc
leclions in person, thus saving travelling
expenses to the riycr,-whch additional cx
pense they would have to incur in buying
East, or else order by mail and take jus,
what the dealer might see fit to send them
Bead Mr.. WALkuP's advertisement in anoth
er column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
Relief and II Cure will Speedily
b. ., Follow!

As Timethe great developer Of Facts advances these
truths become wider and better known and This Medicine
mas already becom. staple necessity, with n growing
demand, unprecedented In the history of Medicine b
natural result OF Its INTRINSIC MERiTS single trial
Is all that necessary 10 establish the fact that n ia lie
most eicacousIemedy ever oier'd to suffering humanity
The Medicine Is put up in Fifty Cent bottles and war
ranted to contain more ard better material than an
SIMILAR compound introduced to the public in medicine
Address orders to
MORSE Il DALEY, Usage, Town.
For sale by BENJAMIN & COLE, Cedar Falls. IOWA,
Wholesale Agents. bIy ~'""
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
.Morse's Expectorant
sa Iegetahle ,Aaodyne, prepared erpressly 10 meet
Tie constant demand for a .Safe and kGieiens
Kennedy for Diseases IF he
r AT and LUNG

Diseases o those organs are SO prevalent and DANGER
Gus HAT reliable Medicine Is necessary safeguard in
every community In such remedy for family use the
absolute absence OF danger from accidental overdose
freedom from poison and the adaptation patients Of
every age and condition. OF either SEX Indispensable
These qualities are most happily combined in this pepa
ration and 50 admirably Is adapted TO the cure of nj,
diseases for which Is recommended that It's entire in
huence IN brought TO bear against them perfectly
assists nature ~ It's efforts TO rid the system Of disease
that the most delicate constitution 1t with
safety and fixed certainty that
The New York herald., 1864-10-04

Cofsk The market q cutie iryoeular and unsettled,
and prices generally Tend dovnwarcy
fRf1gHn continued inactive, and Taiee nearly AZ
the lowest ebb. srgasemens 70 Iiverpol -I2s tons OIL
cake si 7s Cd rer ton ard ~ perirs email ots
ye!Toenu. al 5s. Sd. Sc 3D. ana 70 al,ow, &C..
Jos. 10 London $50 obs. olcsRe al Is t3i, and per
steamer, ~ 900 bushels wheat al <d bags. 10 An.
werr 600 bags coffee. 50 hbds tobacco 800 bags
extract ei logwood or private terms We quote heavy
600 tone was chartered hence 10 Few orleans with
Goa o. $40 and bark, 67s toUs row IN Boston. from
Fnihdeiphs 70 New okeans with coal atal2 50
HAS--sbirpLg was D good requett, N free sales al
3 2bst 81, as IL qualify
Hors continued n moderate demand ,or cerrarptiob
o. scc s4c tor new, and 2oe sec fo ed, with sales
ISmso.-Nsrsei qriei fslef oss~ Manila On terms
made plbiic
noIsssrs ruled dull and Eesvy viii sms .sts st pre.
vious prices.
offered smsF s,s2 50 " co and reseh al q 4o
Resins were iendng dovnward 81 $40 s22 90 for black
s0a American, ana s?s for r,rsnod and $50 for No
0us--Lrsted continued Dun aud unsettled and We
have opiy 10 note small safes st u 5s 81 90 Clher
knds were .Isc,v, and prces entirely Lomrsi
pfees' and ne psrle, now ds aud tsavy Tasi ssiss
"is ~ 81 seeei Gee sS. Tis i ,ss
"a de- Cgt mceis and 724 de- ssd 1be pors Dsrses
q, r - sss. s'rosd sas s ss
for prime. srd S2 for triL nsse alec o9o btt. rev
me.s deliverable from o.,ohu ~ % November ~ buy
IL ssms op,or at sl4 So me hest b srsei was cute
active acc arm sales 600 ht AZ SIC fls for country
ih'tt " ~ CIV evuhNy w loi 10
packed moss ant slsa s2s for e,iss Trime beef
rems'oed onn and nal Cut meait were lfD with .
fair dennsnd lsses Ito pbes st lsxo Tor sbou,
dtrs and iss ~ 5se Tor bsns The lais nArsss was
qu'$ active and nrU. e4rs : stC hbls 81 fcAs. FOR
nscrio- a6c 2le for choice Better que, a. soc
5Cc for wssiern and ere tac for tsie Cbsess dull
md lclvy nj ls1 25c for cdnntI tt prime.
fEsclkus --EtUeipls, S. 100 bsk Tfs uarsN ~.
ned dr.l aud heavy, ana all snds we're cwer Win
ACTIVITY 81 the reJpeton Ibs sales 1hc bbe,
'ade ., seSc ss7c 800 90 retired; u teDG. eye.
,tsc i,cco &C. ffce, 7lhc a'?Het "ersrt vss dull
Ind rDinLa % Ste.
tr.ss-Tns nlnfket eoriinpeu cpI ano heavy, sIe Ne
bhyt oby M Lti. eaits ~ 20 hide Cuba terms DID
ho' osn sehr.o ~ss very ecei ste usrssi berg
pte untett,a
I4nov VIZ dr1 slo iovey ,sss lct .sGC ne ., 1870.
tropfehtELc III ~ 1#
Npas,. --Htsiris, ,cta tte Marssi dnD ARD
nrDopys rsle ieO lhs. ~ g. TO- a. IL cfsfy ~ she
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
SHIPPING NE w s.
rors ef new YsrE. october 5, ise4.

lxARKn
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sh,p sssh,,p Solo sHasn, ssasr: : Ls.soa-ssona. Edse-
s.Is yoas.nss s'ss sss..L Ysasr
BARK Frank tBs). AlbriShl BusDos Ayrss-,Edmisson
BsrL MOnssauna; LAmoren. Isrsados-y pvsh.
s:s s.a s:o Is: Ss:s B .s s' =.
Brig Startled Fawn tBrh Shaw, Port an Prinee-Bre's
Bris Xs6S fhssssr, wsissr. iilssssshpor,-R Bach
scar james a Ram.Ay, Bovnston, Ma.smoros-P Poppa,
sehr Hattie tBr), BAIbers. 81 Hsrc. Hayh-P Ns,ios
ssss s S,,asss. 81 s~,.s: Bsagf0ssrhom.s hS,%s:
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seSr Eleanor 4 facsmil. PSiIsdspSa1 Dayton.
r sshr Sophia Sop An Ann. Smith. PhiaaepkIa. -
sssr fsos.dl. Snail ss.s% sS.as. A4'.p0.'-'e' -
Echr Amanda Moore. sackets stamiord-E II KSeemer
Steamer Concord norman. Phiaaelpnaak af --
tkl KY ARRLvED - .I.t
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bark Of che the same ne 10Th vas spoken Sy sSsoSSst ~
ss.sSy died and va. % sa1iea = ss. Eawaa Ess e
!cncs Acting assistant Engineer Navy, a'ed and was
ressss son1oe % hour. 70 spS aasrtarmasies term
oa Cape Henry passed steamship California bound M 81
steamship Baltic (O rsnsporD Maury, Fortress Mon
roe with sick and wounded soldiers. Was detained ss
Steamship Cbas Thomas tU tnnsport) Faircoth, FORT
passengers. % b CrenwenA Co
Wofdk knip Ilyerp Anp with
and il psssepsers 10 Gornei.s Grinnei Had The wind
from wsw 70 NV every day d0ring the passage.
s5 DAYS III and passengers 10 Morgan Son.
Sept experienced tremendous gale from sw 10 NV dar
Brig Apnandaie, Lamb Jngan Il days with COAL 10 Met
Brig Star Castle, Thompson. Cow BAY, ness with
Brig King DoaDe Cow Bay, cB, Is days with coal, s0
Bog Keosa, Burns Bridgeport CB, Ii days coal, TO
Brig Alemo, steele Musquash, NIB. days. With piles to
Godfrey iloiyoke
Sshr koiaht Harris Lngan, 10 days, with coal, to
seh5 orris Frances Hun. LiDsss. with coal. to
schr caisa Hail. LineAn Is days with coal to Setcs'f
schr Hero .B<, crowe. Acadia Nine. CD. 10 days. with
schr Boees. Lspaen Joss,ns. NIB. ID days. with
schr Rcndriek Fish Wall Bath.
scy M,,tery; Kelly. Portland, days
schr Mount Hope spadina, Rockland.
scsr scSr PHI ph,ilPs A smith IL Boston
schr T5yphesis Dickinson Sossoo ior Albaos.
Schr War stcec, Cash, Boston for Albany.
SAILED.
sd. Steamship North Star. Prom Qasranuoe steamship
Nsrro~a
Wind q sunset g.
The New York herald., 1864-10-04

CFTY COMMEHCIAL HEPOHT.
MONDAY, 0ci. Sc PM
As'B.-ReGstpse 10 btls. Market dull and depressed
We quote POTS Al $ll and pearls Al $la.
BHsApsruWs -Receipse ,e3s bbs. -four, $50 bss
and 30 bags meal I5 4sl bushels wheat 647 do
1877 679 do. oats, lS2s do barley 10 JS6 do malt
and 2l, TOO do. rye. The flour market "al ssan
again 10 day, being 25c $50 ower and very r.
regular The business rather larger than usual Of
iate from the fact that holders resortnQ the
forcing process The comprise 10 O0O bbs State
closing heavily with buyers at outside quotations
Rye hour remained dull 100 bbls fair good brands
selling IN ots st 81 90 80 20 $l0te latter an ex
figure for extra Corn meal lower ith sales
Of 2t0 bbs a 81 % for Jersey and s. 25 for Erardy
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
re,scrsl Irs.Issn.r.s

Bh,0S Cetsrsl Bake tatoy ~ couusao ~ 40 prrs,t
nesi n the cor ras arrived y Wvn ~ yca e., hon q
Esnss Dst D,cn racoe0ed . sto Department ,i
,Ls aoH by snor Geperai = Asribr, t,te,y eon.
u The sytoontb army corps and ~, 40 yeass
u asbmand AZ Asmpbs Q, 81 bf Asssssnp, ysiss 80.
tween gleksburg and cairo.
FOO. john Van Bgren has arrived n town siio ~
EeBc0 ~ thrco months We uudsrutsnd that ne beath
bsor e.rely restored aud tba, IA - lis iT"ut.oa ~
aa edaeiy lake tho stump ~ M Pse dental .an vas.
The New York herald., 1864-10-04

as,s. ssrs lsAr aesbuel. HsreSss, Nyss.; iAA.
"a FAX. s:s o;;s ne
At = cSsHsys. isss: iso yonssslos4 Bsssa SD sa.
50 s SIC aA AIT. % ssss,:ss zsgs
sa sa ;sas z.ssa,ss SsSs ssA H.- rs
sssi D.: ,:s sf'si w. s Ss:a !Ss
S g. nv s:s:Is T.as h:a.
sS % s:n Moro o
ss:: sS:s % 4! s Fn a L. s. rsssa s a CITY
B:.s
s9:r. iss s:rsoSe 'ss cS:.s ssi,,ns.;
Adv ign Prss.isn 1sS. onees. aad Easop. t for
e. 70,
rS BSsSl ash ics DO sara, Re,
Ss :sS Ss:ssies senate ss'me Sept .;
g.: hsss
ae1 s S Of boston saksr br.
sAssaIass ssps xr1 contesass. Ro:sr
sss. ssy er ssr.Us sGss, ns
0DEssA; Aug 9-Arr Brazil, Weeks, Redout Ksie Charles
PoE.s SsD I7-Pas Am ship Ceres. from Hamburg
sld from .ss Roads 10Th. Lad, Klns. tfrom Lon
for s: s .A''
PAssARoswAH July S-Ar Fred Warren Phinnsy, Indra-
PEsS. .suCc Avg lsnArr lmperaesr Power rhi,.asl;
ssn i'd ior e eS s .ass s
ssss 'is nsss SSo,s ,.na "a
DOL n so9 sns DO ia %
R1ssoos July 2,-s,d wilbur Fish, PouslAnd English
In port zth. Tessianna. Reg for Boston sde
cr .Eqau hOwa
Sne samSSs % 2d White sss% sSsH%H'.n Ha'ndea sunder
SID la.s E,srs ashSpssr, Ny0rs; lsh s.lysH Pear
senay mscS s k
SD a7tb, jeanette Roai,nl aoosserss. hSorf " ~
sssSs 5ose sHo1a p'"n'' Antwerp sa
n9 s. ssps STs Mari. ana
!, I'm s sn % @ s1es Ps BS: BS:
- s.ss s,a ssss sISs;
sus's.ss pori bsrss Alice T.rnon Tucker and
woodbury. for DO days SID Sd brig Fsrsniraso, Her
sr HAnc Bsyn,, Sep, la-Iu por, Alma Lawson.
eeSs % osad Crook
ST JOHN. NIB, sep. 27-Cb schr Baltimore, DI, phlade
VEEicr Sept ll-Arr orwar. Bmman, EYor&.
American Ports.
BOSTON oe. sna.r a s, s!samssip Asa Noodle Liver
burg 0id bark kmhsem Eicrsrson Cape Bsy,en; schrs
aos:s rssassi,a fass Es f'ss Perkins.
sa1 s1SsaGr g. rsaspor 10 saa a ,ss ~ Gr1 %
Us rev steamer Ksnannee, Porter. Rewpor, brig Alex
Nckels tof NYork Ro ebrook Gsee Bay. Co. for NYork
had roneh weather wnd tho l7h, oh Losbnrg Loaf
.HLTixoKE, 6et i--Sd seSr PToss Bride coter. so.-
PHILADELPHIA. Dot ]. PM-Arr schr @ Adams, Fisk,
Boston cid brig Neptune RUSSELL. Pass; echrs Nav,
Kelley. Boston; Electric Light Wallace Porthpd CORNELL
Johns Newport: Grocker, Presbrey, Taunton;
Dean, Babbiu, Newport, W Andenred, Hewitt Pors
Royal 6r
PROvIDENCE. Oct l-Arr schrs Adelaide SrowcL Phi
adelphia Sid scbrs Richard Thompson, Sharp Phiadel
phis Andrew Stewart Gilbert Albany; FaI Wind Wood.
bull and Boston Bearse, do Expedite. Beebo: Petre
Scars; Trenton, Martin: Merrmsn, Fox Henrietta,
Mseer and Ann Eliza CAswel, HYorh.7 81
2d-Arr steamer Ospray, Rector NYovk Bid sohr God
dsss Glasrsseve Albany soop Spraguc Gibbs NYork.
The New York herald., 1864-10-04

-Ibe ~beat market dull and depressed. there
reng lew buyers even al decre Of Sc. q Iec. TIE de.
Jreston OF The foreign markets pfohb,te any Shipping
demand saes 20 500 bushels 81 90 for amber winter
hicnasn snc u 20 Tor Dew No Chicago Eye arrived
ireeys and prices were Bonrhly lover; quote
Western 81 80 81 90 ard Norib river 81 as 81 20
Barley was ais! L better eupply, EIa The market
much depressed Corn dull ard lower With sa'es of
1,OoC bushels al VI 56-closbg With buyers above
~ o. Oais we're rather quiet. at sec SIC.
crros-1be market continued Gu. and heavy, and
The grctations tellw hre entirely nominal. sales 100
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
DALUD AP q ACCEIUHs
b. CALDWELL, AUcrioNHER
SPLENDID HoUs1aoLD FURNITURE

IA
SPLENDID H0UeEHOLD FURNITURE
AND W0REs or ARI. ~,
q psble eaetloa she lay Guesday) Ossoeer 3s 81.
a.d Ninth avsauss sale somnsncsss d ie o'clock H..
ssvEH OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAxoFonsH
81. RO6BWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITE
BRONZE AND onA0LU cHAhDsLifSHIssa sa. c.,,.~.
sAsA1s AND Dh1sDfTfE PfEs Ghs hsb M HASrEI aisRoRs.
BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS,
OIL FAiNTI4Gs BIZ EMINENT AkSisTS,
svrv, oHIEA 4 GLASS AMp y, sIls sIIylE IISts wAhs.
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE. LOUIS XIV
The comprises some Sshesi and most slabo-
rAtey carved Paor Furniture offered At public auo
tion and 70 be sold without An examination
win vel repay intending buyera
Parors contain th elegant uh suits OF rosewood rAf
ior furnture In rich brocsde and saun
splcndid and costly Pxrisn Ornaments rich Vases &C.
MA0HIFlCENT ROSEWOOD PlANoFoRTE, a0
elegant tnstrurnenI win round boAtfuny
carved legs and all modern Improvements.
Also magnificent u0erton Of Paintings rose wood
Turkish and Easy CharA Cenue and
Side marble top rabss rchy carved Velvet aud Brussels
Carpets. .i 5g+
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus.
carved Beceteads, Wsshstands Sofa Beds In nne haI
cloth ten pure Hair from " 70 10 pounds mads
70 order. In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture ssstsug Of oak Extension
Dining Table oak Arm Chairs. Sls er Ware, rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks SpoonA 6s win heavy
Cut and Engraved Glass Ware OF every description.
oCartmen In attendance 70 cart pack or ship goods
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
! MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
| N1 Court sale Of desirable improved Properly
| Domin Vsrick streets IA -

- 80 - 4. II. LUDLOW 4. co. -. =
WIZ sell auction. tuesday. Ocoher l6el ~ =
eck. at the Exchange saesroom " Broadwsy !Tr1ny
bundgl York By order Of the supreme ConTt unde4
the dire,ion Of Joseph J. Marrin ksq., Referee -
vsrtck and D0minick sreesTbe nve deeirAo i0ts VIZ
the buildings thereon 2a and i26 varick street. and 10
and Tx cominck street, .. :. rt....- -
So" JOHN s. STEVENS, Flaintg's ATTORNEY.