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l|)oetrn.
ONLY OUR DEAD ONES CHOW NOT OLD
BY 2. g. iGLIsEAv.

We nay know by our feeble. falterine step
 hy tne deepening wrinkles on our face We may know by the threads of silrerv hair
 "hlcn nave found mid our darker ones
 place - l, We may know by the fear that stealctb oft ll Der our trembling spirits once so bold v. well may we know by these several signs. Il Wsare growing old--we are growing old But they whom we buried 70 long ago.
 The babe with its forhead calm and fair: me maiden who lay with folded hands, And the rese half hid in her auburn hair The mother who lett us in woman's prime. With grief in our hearts too deet to b | told
 l We see these yet as we saw them then, l For Mey grow not old--they grow not old have road in some tale of the olden time, U q maiden and youth whose bridal day Dawned biithely, yet bore as it passed along i No bridal pair from ths church away; ] But story was whispered from ear to ear That b|anchsd the cheek as it onward sped, For they told how the mine had fallen in, And deep in the depths lay the bridegroom dead!
 Long years rolled on, and the tale was forgot. Save peichahce by some grandsire old anf When 10, some miners worked in the mine, They came to the place where the dead man
 lay; They bore him to the outef air.
 And from lip to lip the tory sred, But of all the throDg that gathered there, Not one knew aught of the sleeping dead. But 10, through the edge of the wavering crowd Pressed an aged and withered and toothle. g
 crene, She leaned on her staff as she gazed on her
 dead
 Tha. face and form were the lover's own! His forehead unwrinkled by age or care, Was young as it looked on it's bridal day, But she who was bending above him there. Was faded and wrinkled, was old and gray Like this is 1t ever as years fit on,
 Their impress they leave on our cheek and
 brow,
 And our loved ones who finger beside us yet, We see that they older and older grow; But they whom we loved. whom we laid to rest
 mould,
 We see them. iu thought, as we saw them last. And they grow not old-they grow not old. Q. swest is the thought of that happier cline. Where youth is unfading, where age may no.
 come. ), blest the reunion if we and our lost Meet yonder to dwell in the shadowiess
 home
 Meet youder to walk with those purified onts Whom sorrow and sin shall no longer en-
 fold
 To dwell where is flowing the river of life, Nor ever grow old-nor ever grow old!
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Gov. ANDREW. in his annual message. call

Gov. ANDREW. in his annual message, calls attention to the excess of women in MasSa chusetts and to the surplus of men In Ore gOn, California and other Western communi- ties. In Oregon, having. 52 l6U inhabitants, according tu the census of lo6O. there were 9,96l males over fifteen years old. and only 9918 females above that age. It's population is now estimated at over 100 00O--this dis proportion yet remaining. ln Massachusetts there were 257 Ss3 males between the ages of ilteen and fur,y. aud 287 ,000 females. CT suE- plus of l9,I66. The excess. the Governor says. of women or all ages above n teen years was 38 846. The absorptiou of men by the
 mi i,ary and naval service during the interve- uin. four years has aggregated this dispropor
 ton. And 1t is disastrous one : It disorders the market fDr labor. it reduces women and
 men to an unnatural competition for employ
 ment file,i for men alone. tends to increase the number both of men unable to maintain fanilles and Of wu,nen who must maintniii themselves uuaided. In civilized and refined soci.ty. it is the office and duty of man tu project women. to furnish her sphere, a sup port a hume. In return she comforts. r-6nei and a,lorns domestic life. the family, aad th. range ol s,c,al inf lences. He recommends the adoption of some practical way by winch ymnr wnnen ,r,y be ensbiei to emigrate to
 useful fl Ids of employment in the Western States. :, IT IS TEMPER which makes the bliss oi home or ,lis,urhs lis comfort The home Is in the
 forbearing nature. in the yiskiing spirit, in the ,lm pleasures of mild disposition, anxious
 to give aud receive happin sss
 Pleasure of body consists in health, and fe-
 ,ici,y of mind in knowledge health. compe
 t.ncy and intelligence form the chief source
 ot happiness
 l Do All. in yonr power to teach your childrs I self government. If child is passionat, Eteach him by patient and gentle means to cur
 his temper. Ifhe ia greedy, cultivate libsrali a ' in hin. Ii he is pelfish, peoneoAe Rsaefosit,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIEfx--As trs " mo, mas,;no of inc State Asricui,srAI soaisiys held in New Haven on Wednssnays 'ee ing officers were choseni
 President E. H Hyde ot p,,sss1 Sss << .-..,.,..
 Vice Presidents--R Roh'ins D"ss]-t v +.t' tt'-t II. D. Stewart of Noryicn N. n o.s8
 Corresponding '- West Cornwall. ,.IzIl,,rt.st r,,...i. .f Windsor lL.rMf LSoNif Drown of Hartford TTreaa;.t-pIof ssOr 8. ". Johnson cf Tale oll'e,gs6rs-C NJ. Pond. Hartford Co.,: q. ]. New Haven Go. {; Jeaediah Ep3plding. seT London Co.,. Geo 0 Hitchcock. hiteh- field Co i; R. R. Chamberlain. Holland Cc r. F Sumner. windham Co. xhemas A Mend, Fairfield Go.
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 my forte, though 1t might be my lllt ltlef1 and o',r'l'' that Mary dane wOuidI think tllat [ was better Tar rh"n was sh.ier. But got out of it, ,hat is so tar as my fourth impression Was concerned, nicely. @ I thought you knew hop to skute.' said M ry Jane, after she had composed hesssll. So do. You see these skaies are rockers Il never used them beiore5 have always skated on the Glastonbury skates, and .it makes ali the difference in the world. Very few can use the Glastonbury skate they ace very difficult to manage. aockers are simple, very simple, but having accustomed my io0s to others. they don't fit me, [Skatsis will | observe that adhered close to the truth
 This satisfied Mary Jane, and We ars going to tryour luck aga,n. to use the skstss Tam accustomed to. as soon as an qttack qf fhsursa- tisn, (which have badly--vefy badly .leases me. think it will leave about the first of May MARX MARES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

HEART k1spsEss.-" How is it.that exact 20 happily with your husband, wh9 S96,ilng M lace face iny ?" was asked of lady whossSI hosIv b,.loyed ' and sunny temper made her y yinnna anythinp :. Because have never r..nl;ad :. And, worth eon!s, ding ,,o for a6 always give up your said said her , tr's"d' rsss lSsnd sa Certainly wih .o ;rc;rn is concrrned.' sand the lady, . bs hns f it SS on indifferent matters, what does # eisuigT'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
WHOTEf f$o. .oyd,.
,, MARK MARKS UN sKATEs .,s oe,a '0ea' of ths Hur,iprl o.HIfo, ,'s on '1s following iA'n good 'un on his ska.I.r

,, ''ahh MARKS gUN SkATES ! me whsy" local. .ot inc Hartford d..;sot ls's on the following good 'un, on his ska.|., experiences
 a''n Mary Jane Wigains is my particular s.,;.t, ws.ss se n'f acquaintance ut party. nt.,s. s ' arain went home with her. and ! a.,i.. I they make 'sn s n'ce giH-jnst us s,s;o.. a. fis1ra,yelv m. s..,i II Is no wonder 1 was strurh progressed iavor,bly-so ualn'ancs i ha5
 s'ls 'as . leass me every snn',,.'e. ee''--
 lst se1 . eseping we convs..., :, about the aiher Many j n,,,, s's trsssy oack on The weather when talk,n, ,'s ''as .Al,sn girL iherc Is something in the sn,Ss., v.s5 very handy when you hay ent Eot anylSiss s N N Der. 3-, - 0'"1"'' ""'' you resleulS u,. Must be be good skating, Mr. Marks.' taia
 lhInk Sc. Do you skate f NO; do not. For some reason fv, ,ss.e ,y"f"su y q, now' ,ho1gh I've got pair of ssa,es' 1ou do supposer ..'' 'p
 Certainly. Now, had never hsa. ... skates iu my life but wb.i, a man E I s " presence oi d pretty g,ri, aud she as,s h,., ,s ae IS fainiliur witil anything that la ,s,n.,s. F he must say he is, as matter of co,,rss ,s,,.st. CT lie IS or not, Or she may think he {s sIal v All young then liauage in this way b6t r z. tound ont that 1t doesn't always Day
 like to learn, said she, aud what a1,,id do but say
 Well. 1 shall be happy to teach you. .,s
 Ia seen Bill Smith and Sam Vibberta sjraie aud didn consider it much of a trick. nh.i | made up my mind that 1 could get suutt , after Il fashion anyway. l, yEo 1t Was arranged that on Tuesday Marv aud l should 70 down to Park river at,d tolddd show her how easy tt was (fUr iad Tussllt was an easy matter) to skate.
 aud n,ysxs, came. We Qhat is Mary Jsns oi younp went on to the ice. and fo6nd lots havhy lbe b cutting and whirling about, aud | LRk IsJ sort of Il time.
 seat D" Ne ea,basr sAa,ss, .sn ,,' nnu sns sspt up: sss ssssSssdy' ssSs i ssry ss, Jane x's apl Isss | ,,b.s 'i., u, her hama and we faced tsth had been @s sas,aa .aa1eses. r0nt the place sAsrs s she s9tii d,; 1 s,tSS, l said We taeed sS&> o,s. contin'te% to du sd, and SS os* Apt 4 lcan aecaaut fer it, ini% gsI' 1 Ian 'o shd- utwurds, atld %. uHas Rs. worst q t my Ielt les. tolo{s@ ae |other direct son sess Hn khe
 l, srps i'ois of Aargs llaaa. au,i l,s.st I l"iulseh r 'sAr p.t sl,le. " 'Psssf .I Ny i.4s.9s l&s
 q sliding odl
 IL; Maf. f.2lsss
 found s.
 doing gef sss3 she
 Ns s,tta1N soss 1 wyA sssjantr srsSs!4s IF Fst|si 5tf itf ] 1a'I su lid 5Ae pFes
 t'r isgss @ta bes.. s,ta l1o 6ites.tta t.,at | s:st ..~ K. 5.
 c'ulda't stan eeer,isi!is-.,lts .
 'c9iF~- aid ibey mtat s,ssd'', lS '.s l.
 ""S "i'tt ss3 these &ys a4 < e.. IIl.f 1. ,.,n f'. ''i s4etl e> aasisssg lt E '~s'S iaaA ;e.id fae Neyes.skss |. !sai @s eqt a't' s,' s& z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
J. F, WALKER,

U. FV W A IIk ER. over tho Post Office, South st.. Litcbield, Ct
 Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles. Harness, Br,dles, Ualfers. VAip AdsAes, Sockets. Snrcingies, Orna.
 Meats, Trimmings. fc.
 RossMan's oil EIae king ~or preserving, softening. and renewing the appearance of Harness. Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds et double and sin gle Harness Ut superior style and wol kman. ship, and of the best material.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

..SpEcuLAroHs," says Napolson. t:aea their sch.mes on paper, fools rea'l aud 1eiif<s them. All are bal,blng about gensist nePp'*. ness and presently ths.people have nes :. s'z1n ,o eat 1. then comes n rsvUlmion. SneA Y Nses ally the frnit of al their fine lhee
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
sYMseric0M wMd Foreign xsMs- csst .kftssjns <sssss { ts;ts1s
 .1G E.NGY, ... SoLDiEhs cLAIMs AND PENSIONS COLLECTED
 RICE & SWIFT, 200 Broadway. New York. CLINTON RICE FREDERICK ,. SWIFT. September :s6. 1864. 24H
David C. Buckley,

HEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AD of all kinds ani p,ices. Chairs. Tables. Bureaus, Belstcn k and Collins. Also. Picture Fra,hss. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with nestness. elexa'ce and dest.atch Warehouse. West St., Litcl6eld, C6nn. ly39
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

Garry H. Miner, M. D., E JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and CLAIM &D AGENT, Morris, Conn 25,6s
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CHAS. KIRCHBERGER, M BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

uDOOTS < SHOES made to order and re- ID paired. Rnbbers Repaired sa Iron and Brass Boot and Sh0e Hssls-- Green fekent, Sold. sssasss5 s3sa fas E
 Latehasld, Jan. 2oth. 1864. MN
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

P. s. Bob, Abe and Fred. arrived here yes- terday I saw them they are three miles from me. They seemed to he happy and eontented- The only question before the people is this :- Can you stand the war four years longer, or will you propose reunion? believe the war will stop in less than thirty days after the fin of March; for the Southern people will e beak mon any terms. Yts y;sl sss t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
Li. o. Nash,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. and Licensed Fen fA sion Bounty and Claim Agent, Kent. Conn. 6m34o
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
Sanford N Gft.tsfnss.

SsVHlUE1H W 0aKtsWEHSSs A TrORNEYS AT LAW. New Milford, Conn "A Particular attention paid to Students. II. <. SANFORD is Notary Public. and Com missinnc, tor New York
 H. $, SANFORD. Jly1 V.C. GIDDINGs.
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siisllOD & $edgWick,

!. ssishOp x Sedgwick,
 nEALERS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE ED Clothing. Boots and SAoes, Hardware. Croekery. Groceries, &c., &c:, West Street Litchfeld, Conn.,
 .. '. BIaHoP. !. .. skDGwicK.
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Gbf Gitfbhelo el,q,,irer, Published every Thursday morning, by
 JAMES HUMPHREY. JR. -Ia Lords Building next to the Court House L1TCHFIELD, CONN.

TERMS:
 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANxux. Village subscribers (by carrier) ....... $2 60 sa olngie wrappers. rs.................. 2.50 In bundles, # paid ssritsly is Adsanes,. 200 ii not paid strictly in Advance ..... 25O Single copies, cents. V9 No DEVIATION wHATEvxn FROM THn ABOVE TERMS x.t;t3g MB Ne Subscriptions ssived for less s than six montr
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George M. Woodruff,

A TTOnNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, fA anl Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York. Ltchfeld Conn
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WIn. II. Braman,

nHALER4IN FOREIGN and STAPLE DRY
 1 Goods. Grocories. Crockc,y, Glass Ware, .aAa Yankee Notions. Nh. (, West Street, one deer west of the Court House, Litchield Conn.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. All kinds of Book and Job Prin ting neatly
 and promptly done. V Business Cards Wedding Cards, Bill Heads sa Labels. Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamlh.
 lets &c.,, &c.. done in the best style, and
 as cheap at any office in inc State. Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully SO ficite.i
 All Jobs returned c. O. D.
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M SS t.FHt V ltJ its- ;.,.-.1 l7 7I7 W Z c'uiaat stan eeer,isSis -,lte s"S i'@- aii's by hg@t ssssd' ' l6 Y
 'ss a 's5 thtfe 'sss d. ees iIsf < ,,..s d s4&t st, a'.isssF
 '~-'S iasH ;etid fae Nevef skss . 3, E.' e9t a'a , M q ",
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

p,,s.p.p.is.-.As ,sp., rsUorss os . Euilg a'ssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19

Anethes drive of two miles, a.iis direction, ,he iirst psrt ovsr saii'l
 j,eaks pl Swjtzeilssss sss iss s.sssS yaffety into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27-6 P. N.
AsuEs.-Recepts, 10 packages Tho market nominally
unchanged. We quote pots 81 rs 81 SIX and pearls
81 S71s.
BREApsTurFs 10,620 bbls. flour, 776 bags
meal 9121 bushels wheat 90 sos do. corn, 81 679
do oats 1900 do barley The -four market was rather
quiet, and inferior and common grades declined, as
shown annexed quotations, while good to choice
brands very firm The sales of State and Western
-four comprised 500 bbls. Southern -four moder-
ately active with sales Of about 400 bbls. Canadian
-four in Eight request The sales embraced 800 bbs
Rye flour was steady. Corn meal was firm, with sales
al OK
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JNDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER SECOND HAND
sCIENCK Friday, 18th inst, at los O'Clock, A. Nj az
Beistesds bureaus Carpets suits In Hair Cloth Curtains
Lounges &c also three elegant WALNUT BOOKCASES,
Black walnut and mahogany Desks, Office Chairs &C.
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TJENRY II. LEEDs, ArCTt0NEER 49, -,
IL VI, H. LEEDS a MINER will sell by auction, on FL.
dny sc, 20 mt lOS O'Clock at IA Hudson street BY order
OF taptain w. r. West Provost Marshall OF Fourth fith
AND sixth districts Furniture &c. conssnr OF two large
IRON safes wders PATENT Chairs Letter Pres ses Book
two Gases Medical Instruments, Blank RACK nnd
various her articles connected with tst Office -
rrrNpv FrrTNAN. AucTroNEER-sr NASSAU ST.,
Ill sclla ths day NJ hapast ten o'clock, furriture IN
house 7 East Fifth cP,h cnss
cane seat Chairs Tables Washsiends &C. also me o OF
Black Walnut Timber. =.
TosrPH HEgEMAN--FRIDAy, sEPTEMBER ~, AT 10
81 O'Clock A. NJ at the Central salesr0ons, Wn0uRhby
corner Of Pearl street. Brooklyn two handsome rosewood
Pianos, Pier Mirrors rosewood and mahOsn Pstor SUITS
BeIsteads bureaus Hair Mattresses, Bedding Hatsands
rabies. Chairs Csrpets Ollcloths. Stoves. DC
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'll
N of the Association or 4
O'Clock, at No, ll3 Bowoty.
as business OF importsnce vi
WILLIAM BLAIR, Secretary.
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UCHoUIp THERE DE A UNIVERSAL AMNESTY
- for all Rebels VIII be discussed Al Metropolitan iIa,
% Sixth avenue at IA this evening Able sneakers az.
pecsd Reserved seats for lsdiss
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MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FuRyITgRE
rIASoFoRTE r no6T ESsrF Euh8SzE DRAWING
sEs I@ As6 Gii'sT
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ts day Thursday at the elegant private mansion Al
West Snn S'5sf HsE
Band a%set f Drawing S Room urne esvsrsa
e s a sss ss pS a yz sSas
r rr s tne
and s n ass rsH nd Msnts
Bronze Ornuln Chandeliers Velvet and brussels Carpets
fsines by ancient ARTISTS Fruit and Flowers
Sy Pss sx HHs y
OF the Nuremberg and Versailles Marine view Az
s s r B ns s a r ana many rare anu cosby
richly snsSeS made city maker
wood stool stand embroidered cloth cover Books
Wardrobes, Bedstesds Commodes; Armorss Glace. en-
SOFAS sea cssrs fiastand solid carved dsood
sn Table aa ;
Cake and Fruit @ ana Of ri he
ment n Bcompeen persons IN attendance to pack and
remove the goods Sale percmptory.
UcrIoN NOTICE MoRTaAqE SALE or E, HAND "a
N Household Furniture Rare chance FOR parties
81 Ing late al W f Rea aaa VIII s
cscy rain shine 10 the highest bidder without reserve
Offering extra purchasers At the elegant fur
nished residence 9 Clinton place West Eighth street,, be-
tween Fifth aud Sixth avenues
PARLOR AND pBAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful and black walnut Parlor
Suits French satin brocate and Turk
sh Easy Chairs Lounges match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eagcre Garner and Book Stands twenyone
day Bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Paor Or
& elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains fine collcc
tian OF OH Paintings, Engravings and large Mirrors
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOkrE, STOOL
AND COVER; COST S700
nm clegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
clryed legs aud ca &C. with ali modern improvements
strung base plate French action fa seven octave
Ro,ewood mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands
Sofas chairs Rockers, Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges
snrnc md Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
tension Tables China Glass and Silver Ware; Cutlery &c
Sale DO uve. Deposit required. r. ROTH, Auc neer
NJ BHeilablc men attendance 10 cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge All the goods
must be removed twenty -four hours after the sale.
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TUKES NC, NMITf fIUNf =.
DAVID D. EGAN will sell this day Thursday Sept % nj
lO o'clock No. $50 Amty street, black walnut suits In reps
Looking Glasscs Velvet. Brussels and Ingram carpets
hs ndo.rs orave rosewood Pianofore made by Weber
Engrnynss Bonzes Bedsteads Bedding, Mattresses mar
bic ton hles Hair Cushions Clocks, &c Aso4 wheel Crab
made order BY Hatshorne Also Library of BOO volumes
of valuable Works.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERs.
"A HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE.


E2F sD TH
SE5 i5 THaEa Is II PULLS
sss the 81 %.: content. q The ws y
ss,S;:S:s S !. i s.s
BE ;Sss
y: sas y. sssssSa
and bisque Figures: and groups lava and Dresden orna
msn = s5o 5SS cRsSsR RA15s
e. ~ sna Hair
!sssse! !sS q S:ps:s
On : .a;
:s loo asss
A COTTON NorIOE.-moRraAaE SALE OF ELEaANT
h &.
fS sS nS cL:%S:r
ss EsasRFf III sssS
@ @ oo1e
Oil Painting Mirrors, Lace window Curtains marble Top
a ssS
Ware Clocks Cutlery Croc.ssy asns a. e. e.
sa's !nss 1 YOUNG
UcTIoN SALE OF
"A ~ yus R1Srs A AE s sHoFs
AT THEIR 81 F1RsDaY
AZ I0k O'Clock,
A large assortment OF Boots and Shoes, fresh .
from manufacturers adapted TO both city
UCTTON SALE OF FURNITURE, GOLD AND Sill.
N Embroidery Materials, Store Fixtures, &c-GEO
day, Sept o. at loh O'Clock an assortment Of Household
spnngles &c. Sale positive. Terms cash.
MORTGAGE SALE.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture P: BRI0DEE, auc-
toneer will sell Thursday, Sept - ut ii O'Clock,
AT BROWN STONE MANSION,
NO. l23 WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEAR SULLIVAN,
Consisting of magnificent PLATE,
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS IN GILT FRAMES,
Rosewood and black walnut sets FURNITURE,
10 Cabinets Extension Table, Buffet, Chairs, &C.,
Centre Table, marble top,
Grand Stenway Piano, velvet and Brussen Carpets,
Ingrain, &c, richly figured,
Real Lace and rich Satin Curtains, Corniccs Bands,
Grand Dining Room Furniture, Glass and Siverware,
Splendid bedroom Sets, rosewood walnut and mahogany
Carved Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands and Mirrors
800 Wardrobes, Linen, &c.
Kitchen Furniture &c.
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TINTED STATES TREASURY.
" INTEREST DEPARTMENT..

NEW YoRx, Sept a. 1854
authorised by the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
ence the 18th ns the payment Of The coupons for tho
Fivetwenty Bonds falling due the LIST OF November
When coupons presented In numbers OF thirty CD or
more they must be accompanied By schedule for examina
ton when checks will be given for them In the order In
which they received thereafter the sxamina-
ton be completed. . ~.
schedules will furnished Application Ut tho
H. H. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United States.
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q BURNHAM, AUCTroNEER.
$4,000 WORTH OF

Richest assortment of Furniture offered at auction this
chance for parties commencing housekeeping
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IEI,E WILL De A MEETING
hur sday evening, Sept ~, at 3
punstual ATTENDANCE u required,
j De transacted. BY order,
IoMS GARLAND, Chairman.
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S,PfRIrUALIsM on TRIAL FOR NECROMANCy AND
- Jugge; AZ WIG know anything for Or against no ,ss
Institute this day Thursday, M7s r. NJ Reserved seats
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NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE CoMMIs-
IN soner Of the French Naval Division that sealed
sails viii DO received at tho Consulate General o. rfsnce
r. NJ for supplying funds for tho service Of said Naval Dy
son In New York Reimbursement 10 be made In drafts
upon the Treasury Of France at Paris The CONDITIONS %
complied with can be either on board OF the rsate
Thomis or al the Consulate General Of France.
WV yoxr ssns e a iSaS, 'A'' Z. BoRa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-28
PROPOSALS.

(toYsULArE GENERAL OF rRANcE.-sEALED
~ Proposals. .
Notice IL hereby given that besides The proposals FOR fur
nshing funds 10 the French Naval Division, and which VIII
be received up Saturday September 30 proposals viii he
also received until Monday October AL r. NJ for fur
nishing under contract 10 said divison:-
Firpt--Coals
Becond-Naval Stores. $500.
And until Wednesday. October ii. Tor furnishing
Tirs-goap and Tobacco
second-Fresh vctuals and Campaign Provisions =. a,
Separate will have TO be naue for each OF inc
above Articles and deposited at this Consulate Generals
The conditions be complied with can BIO seen either AZ
the Consulate Generals Of France No Bowling Green Or
on board OF the French flagship Themf
I. BORG, Acting Consul General Oh france.
Nrw York, Sept n, 1850. n --..