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DIETL UF uEW IUHHT
County Of New York. "
William Oripps, President, and Wn n. st. John,
Secretary Of the standard Fire Insurance. Conpa-
ny being seVeral1y Tw6Tn tsposs and say, that the
foregoing IL = full, tius and o.Trset statsmsAt Of
the GffsirTs Of Esld Company; that the said Insur
Aucs Company Il the bona hdO owner Of ct Least
One Hundred ThouIand DoIlsrT Il aetuHl Cash Cap
itAl invested in Stocks and Bonds; that ths above
described investments, nor any part thereof, are
made for ths benefit OF any Individual exercising &
autto toIity in th3 management Of said Company
either as President cretary, Treasurer, Director,
or OF tiGrRiss aud that they the above described
officers of said Insurance Cempsny.
WILLIAH QRIPPS, President.
..# w. n. ST. JOHN, Secretary
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The war is evidently drawing to close,
but while it lasts the Treasury must have
money to meet its cost, and every motive
thst patriotism can inspire should induce
the people to supply its wants without de-
lay. The Government can buy cheaper for
cash in hand than on credit. Let Us zee
that its wants are promptly and literally
satiafed.
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Civilian Prisoners at the goufh,

Rev. Dr.. EIy, ROslyn, Long Island.
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noon nj one o'clock from his late residence, No IoS
Wash ington street, between Bethune and Troy
SrukEy.-On Monday morning, October 10, EUGENE T.
SroKtY aged 81 years and months -,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral without furtheI noce,
from the resdenc, Of his mother ~ orcsAio ss'ees
this "Wednesday afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
SrAREs.-At Washingtonville Orange county, on Mon
day October WV. d. SPARks, IN the Diss year VI his
age. .,, $780,. .
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this Wednesday, al WE'VE O'CLOCK
noon from his residence Erie Railroad tram ieaves
foot OF Chambers street NJ O'Clock A. NJ LOT uoshen
where carriages will be IN waiting
Is.-On Monday morning, OctoDerS, MIS- CAnis
RIM a. WELLS
Funeral services will take place this "Wednesday morn
ng al nine O'clock at her late residence No 1853 West
Forty eighth street The friends OF deceased are re-
speotfuy invited to attend Tier remains viii DO con
viewed TO Tarrytown for interinent The train leaves
Thr,icth street depot at eleven A. nj.
w.Nfs--At Flushing Long Island, on Monday, 0cto-
her - Jsxs L. WIVES in the Goth year OF her age
Tho funeral viii take place from the Friencs meeting
house Flushing on nth day (l2th instantly at eleven
o,cock Railroad trains leave at nine O'Clock from
James slip and Thirty fourth Street ferries
WasTLAkE-At Roseyn, l.. J., on Tuesday, October 10,
JuLA WgsArE, daughter OF g. j. and Abigail Westasc
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
WrIfAms --On Tuesday, October TO- MIzABnTH c.,
widow Of Matthias Williams, Sr., IN her 10Th year.
The relatives and friends of tho ary respectfully
invited attend the funeral Thursday Afternoon, at
two O'Clock from her late residence 223 West Houston
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ss: ssss bari h Ss ssR s ssa
Sss 'ssss s,rass Mfss os cG
Sssssss PATHWAY, Green jacob Esn.s sarah Su
ss:rp Walker Bisls
cS Tyrone Perry ca to ss.s:s 70
ssass. ssi.y Hayssa ss o'
ssSs
S.s s's DEL MARI
ssd anchored IN The Road h,;,,.. s.,, sm.u
Be1 iamin Carver, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, Oct Arr schr Pa Saunders To~Asend,
Melbourne Tosh Liverpool; sehr Hawkins, Boyd New
ss PKG mST'n ad@sa
New Orleans pa, in for supply OF ss Bsa% PARK and
THAR steamships Granada, Ba, ter, and Starlight, Pc.
GALyEsToN sept Ar sr,ss A.sd ns,Ss yssop
G GaessSor @ 3 G's e%sr
B. Sid 18th 7th bark VIM Van Name, Laugbn kYork;
E as nSsrs sehrs xbbe baTscy Kelley do
ARR a % oets seasr Washington spencer NYork
MOBILE, aesut oct4 (by telArr brig Americas, Hand,
NEw ORLEANS Sept 80 rMaArr brig Zephyr RIireso
ship Oassandra, Mclaughlin. Boston barks Columbia Ro
berts ald sharpsburg Staples Havre schr Tasnan, Con
MoRfSSk, va Oct SID schr North Paeiac Webb, New
ssnrs eSss cr DaS,
sA SMITH, hss cosS ;Ssss fhsps se
pl.
Marietta Smith Barrett NYork; shaw rilon do Horace
staples Gibbs New Bedford; Thomas. Wfpemore Ports
mouth, Moorlght 7nthiL, New London. Cid steamers
Morgan. Iwdess. New Orleans; saxon, matihews Boston;
bark Union (Br) Heard, Pernanbuco: brig Titan
Frame Mobile: Thos Holcomb Godfrey hpaachcola;
Peterson English, Salem Clyde Baker. Boston; SNOW
fake Dckcrson. ID cranmer. Cranmer and u Bartlett
derry. Providence: Tlton, Frzinger salem, CoHyer
Taylor New Haven; Corson. Ccrson: FAN
River: Reading RR No g. Powell, Hartford; Ca,d. Sea
man, do; John Ford, Fenon Deep River: GARRISON
smith Boston George Deerlng, Willard, Rock port II IA
Wcbbcr Portland Evelne Treat Philbrook, Go1ccs
ter: John Stroup Lake, Fall River.
:3th-Ar bark mary Fox, Ross Portland schr IL CAIN
Simpson. Providence .
eti-Arr ship Scotia, Doa.e Liverpool: brigs Dashing
Wave ,Br) Otta NYork; u II Crowley, Drisko, Ports
mouth Mi; VIM Welsh. Str0brdge, Boston; Kennedy,
Geycr, do; Clara Gibbs, Gardner Bangor; Abby Ellen
Swain, Boston; scrs Smith, Disney Glace Bay; W
Phare, Patton ID Mccarthy yeang and Drgo, Dabow
Boston, Sarah Bernice Stuart, Newburyport Adoph Hu
GEL Robinson Portsmouth, Mary Banks Haley 30 tom
{ y Young Hutchinson. Portland; Stephen Hotchkiss
Racket Boston; Halo, Newman Newburyport; il Perkins
Mayo, Wellcet: Kentucky. Smith Provincetown: Camilla
Clark, Eastport: Cohasse Phnney Providence Presto
Tirrsi Mysiic ct; Idaho Waite NyorK; Maracabo lien
ley. do; Gem, Parker, Boston Mary j. Amsden smith,
Sa.cn: West Wind Lawson, Marblehead George Marsh,
Irwin Boston: r + Wilson Moody koekland; L van
ocean sced From Genoa; brig Matilda swed) Anderson
Barbados; schrs Antelope Paine Proyineeo~n via Della
ciiy koret, Elliott: Jason, Spraguc, aud Tirrel
Higgins. Boston, II Banks, Haley Newbirypcrt; General
ton, 1hrel!, Newport SIMMONS Sparks, Provincetown
u P0RTsMorTn Oct b-Arr schr William II Tiers, HoG-
man. Philadelphia. Sid 4th, schr Adoph Haskell Robin
SAVANNAH, Sept 3o-Arr ship Wisconsin (Br>, slocum.
NYork before.
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SHIPPING NE w S !.
y0hK-ruIs
RYsrs ........ M NOON III u
swE.............. u HIGH wlrER. eve -
Port OF New York. October 90. 1865.

ClEAITD.
Steamship Charles Benton Eyre, Ncwbefn--Muray 4
sicamsh.p Falcon. Ahlricn. Raltmore-J B smail
steamship Mary Sanford, Sherwood, Boson-whtney a
Ship Iaurens Holmes San Francisco--J asoiinscn 4
Ship Picaynne, Brooks, New Orleans Nesmtth SONG;
Bark John Carver Nichols Turks lsands-Wahh Car
Rars Arss, Ind;sy Es' s.,on
Brig Donna parlna Ham, Fack, Queenstown for orders
Brig Daniel Bosne Barker, sal,illa River Ga-spow
sehr Matilda CBrl West savanila and carthagcna-m
schr Petrei tfr, Patterson, Jac,nel-Brett Son Co.
schr Brilliant lBr) Bethel, Nassan-R Hutchinson
Schr Julia D. Pyc Halifax-Brett Son 4 Co.
schr Anger Al,rc-, Key west.Benn"r Brown
AGO,
Schr II II Clcavand, Thomas, lsostonR Buck n Co.
orenns nss h hsyngT b"m0e
AaRlvEn
CITY Of Wssnss@ sr gr9oss
John Dale Had strong and NV gales most OF the
Steamship Nevada Carpenter, Savannah, Oct Z. with
mdse and passengers, 70 wakeman Goosin Dickins9n
Steamship Ahamora Benson, Charleston Go hours with
ssn%shi" twilight, sp se'au wilmington NC 81 hours
siaamsIip Ellen Terry = chapin Newbern nc, oct7
an Hatieras Inlet 9Th with mase and passengers 70 Q
n.r Minerva E'% E9r; ,s e. day.. with
BARK Xantho, Conway, Aspnwa "a days. with hides, &c.
tod + JOY,
s sps rs ns, ns' e days y an lGs
4 Edith from Newborn for Baltimore.
Brig Velocity Kingston Jai. DARRELL Nassau, MI 10
DAYS, with sponge tobacco, 81, TO Darrell 4 Nash.
Brig Sinre tBr lggins sagua, 10 days, with molasses
toJ i Hathaway. Had very heavy weather. split sails
and SHIFTED cargo
Brig Ataanta tBr,, whaan Labrador IA days. with FISH,
10 u G,eene Currie.
Schr Miranda of New Haven) Hsrdey Baracon, 10 days.
with rui- 81 4 7 Pcarsai.
Shr Georgia. Holt Savannah &c days. with cotton, &c 10
Merchant h CariiaD.
sehr Julia liaock Brewster Charleston, days, with
cotton. &c, to master
sclr a Jameson cannrch Charleston 10 days with
to,i. 10 n,aster
Schr X Brown Bishop, Wilmington. nc. days.
Sclir Alice Hardy, Pearsai, Washington NC, 10 days
Sehr Downing, Davis, Beaufort, Nc, 10 days
Schr Gen Scott, Leach. Scwberp, NC, 10 days.
Schr y X Hull. Sainuels Virginia
Schr John Warren. I.ozi:r, Virginia.
srhr Richmond Smith, Virginia
Schr Van Zant, DHsbca, Virginia
Schr A Bians, Taylor Virginia.
Schr j J Munson. Vail. Virginia.
schr M n lime Manson t:cargeaown, DIS
Scir John Summer, Kelly, Baltimore.
Schr Caroline " Holmes, Virgins Philadelphia for New
Haven.
Schr Henrietta, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Mary Annn, Muferf, Faf River
Schr sylvester Hale Coleman, Fall River.
Schr Orion, Harwlch.
schr Jas II Deputy Sturges Providence for RondouH
Schr Golden Rule. Overton, Brookhayen.
Sloop Thos Hull. HULL Providence
steamer Grant, Briggs, Fortress Monroe hours TO
y : Qusrtermaster.
Ship G = sou,hsrd, from Singapore
Bark Milton.
Wind WNW.
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Married.

A,Isys-PxARcY. Thursday October o At trace
chapel by the Rev W. Mowhray, j. HKsss ALLYN, oil
Rochester, 70 LIZZIE r., daughter Of the hte = W.
Pearcy, Esq. o-, -
BRoA DwEi-WMrKoRE. MONDAY, octoo'r IT, ~
W mr. Rurcbard AIoSzo BRoApwEIL TO CoRNELIA X.
WnuMoRE, all OF this city -
HsNpERsoS-M IcnEL-0n Wednesday. October = ny
the Rev J. futile Smith, Mr.. HrNM HENDERSON 10 WITS
HzSRIFrTA MxcHEL, Of this city.
Jomxsos-BAxrsR Sunday, October s. by the Rev
Mr. Walker r. JOHNSON, OF Seymour Conn, 20 MISS
A,NA MIRA BAXTER, Of Wcstchester New YorS
MIDDLE oE-DA VISION On Tuesday October 10, by the
Rev Dr Haughton, Captain howard MsppLEToS United
States Navy, to Miss ELIInA J., daughter OF Edward
DAWSON, Esq, OF New York.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
4 PRIMARY ELECTION OF TIE SEVENTEENTH
!, e eornnr Of Broasway and Iooh street
Wednesday evening Oct H. for the purpose Of eecting
By aae TO eay haBT
Sergeant Tnro 4. THErAS, Secretary
PRIMARY MEETING or THE FIRST ASSEMBLY
a United service club win be held John
Badley % Ann street to elect DELEGATES to the various
Conventions on "Wednesday caS, sTeTqS s o sa s Chairman
Lieut. r. McIsrYnr sccfaiary.
III veniion. Mr.. HARRIs BoGERT unanimously
/. N. Van wART, Chairman.
w. F. EcAS, Secretary
ATozAnr HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTION crwELrrlI
unanimously nominated rATR5cK p DALEY c,.,-..
MICHAEL }. puss, Secretary. : ~
meeting I96 street Oct IL at O'clock NJ pre-
'''''s Al "e "'''"'' Mr. THOMAS MiLEY President
JAMES FRAME, Secretary.
TINTED SERVICE socIETy.-TTE ASSEMBLY DIS.
spsctvc bcadTsrters ,hs wenesday5 evening 10 elect
to %GSy
shades No. yarick street, and elect delegates as
ave- x. FRI. q J.Saa s ssA sTS
street, and elect delegates as folowsPar Of Fourth
ss' I'D fs With
folows:-Part of FIRTH three: seventh Ninth aud Four
teenth, AVE. Of Tenth, The seventh Senatorial
district viii meet At the corner Of Ffiy ninth street and
Thirteenth Fifteenth sixteenth and seventeenth five each
In Assembly districts divided and embraced In two senate
rial districts the delegates elected must be residents in the
Senatorial districts 10 which they accredited
WIN. ;. HIL..iER, President.
rT Nc. C ,1,ssa.s Secretaries
TINTED SERVICE soCrETy-NINTH ASSEMBLY
u District Club Sixteenth ward will meet this tWrdnes
evening northeast OF seventh
Twentyrs street TO elect Delegates 20 County and Soma
torai Conventions. GEO. ID. KELLOGG, President.
J. b. JoH:soS, Secretary.
18TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-THE MEMBERS OF
I'D tie u - Society Ia this district requested to attend
meeting he held at fsl Second corner Of TWEEN
tysevenh street This "wednesday evening October H.
eight O'Clock.
10TH WARD CITIZENS ASsOCTATroN.-A MEETING
of this association will be held Thursday evening
NEXT at o'clock. w. w. RICHARDS Secretary.
GOD p-THrRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -
- At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the German
Club OF the above district held at tho house Of
r. 8ronncr. Seventh between Fifty seventh and
Fifty Monday evening. 9th inst, Mr..
EDWARD rIMPSOS was unanimously nominated a their
candidate Tor the Assembly a. the coming election.
FREDERICK MNEH Chairman.
ANDREW Hem, Secretary.
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TIRNgy ". LEEDS AuCTIoNEER--
Ill n II. LEEDS A MINER VII sell by auction, IN
Thursday Oct ~ mt i0 o'clock at2i Wcss Iwelith street.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting OF general assortment including large Mante
and Pier Mirrors Cornlces Chandeliers, On Paintings, Mu
sr Buffet rouches, Otomane. Work Fable, Easy Chars
Stuffed Birds Cottage Suits mahogany Dressing Tables
and bureaus washstands Commodcs, and other articles.
DAwNBRoRERs sALE...rIrIs DAY, los O'CLOCK.
II al pRIT A TNGRA1fAM'S salesrooms, ~ New How
cry 40 lots drst clsss Ple1rn ooodA ~ WIS., WOOD
Aee Grand strsat
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NOR sALE-Two FItL SIZED BILLIARD TABla.s.
Inquire of JNO. T.. STRoUb Madisar Rnltsrd Rastv,
AZ Si1ib avenue W staie
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IIpNRY H. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER.
III III H. LEEDS n MINER viii sell hy au.'ion nu
Thursd.y oct ~ "A IN O'Clock at their saleruom 80 Liberty
spE,rn SALE OF STRICTLY FINE WINES AND IL
OrOIsS. CIGARS, &c.
from the stock old importing house, all nf which
fuv according 10 sample aud description viz.
old London Dock randcs including nenressy Marice.,
Otnrl sheires-Dun Gordon, Harmony PorlIlla, Topaz
90: hast ,ia and South Side Medeiras old H. y. Ports
Holland and English Gins, scotch and Irish Whiskeys IA
meca st and Granada Rum; OLD bourbon and Rye
whiskeys ~ dcmijohns: also 1ne invoice do imported IA
cases also lots OF very old Wines many years In
bottles private stock, also hne invoice o. hnc la
yatn Cigars, vizAlbuenc Regaa, Britannica, cnryanas
III Monmanto Rosa de Santiago and many other fsyotc
hiram
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(,ONSuLATE GENERAL or FRANsF.-sEALeD
~ Proposals.
Nocc s hereby given that besides the proposals for fur
nshing funds to the French Naval Division ana when VII
10 received 20 saturday, September w. pV.HN wui ~
also received until Nonlsy, October y ~ u W. f"f inf
nshing under contract to said DIVISION
Firet-toas
eccond->aeal Stores.
And untf "Wednesday. October III, Tor rufnlAhng'-~
Flrs,-Sonp and Tobacco.
Second-Fr~sh victuals and Campaign froyn.ons. -,
separate proposals viii have 70 be made Tor each % ihs
above res ana depo,tcd at this Consulate Generals
The conditions Il, bo complied with can he seen either ~
the Couyua eneralsof France NO Bowling Green o.
on board OF The French flagship Themis
Il. BORG, Acting Consul General ~ France
INV Yoak, sept ~, 1866.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

As =. 49, e.sse :. ~---- 49, ss.r.@e
4 TTENTION BOSS BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
"A adjourned meeting the Boss Boot and shoe Ma.
Will take place this day al NJ, at he Mercer House.
corner OF Broome aud Mercer streets, u 70 be hoped that
viii respond Steps VIII he taken 10 protect the
interests OF the trade. BY order or
HENRY LUX, President Boss Association.
G. W. GUAM, Secretary.
1ITY or NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
" OF the Receiver of Taxes, New Court House,
Park October IaJ-Nolce TO Taxpayers books for
taxes personal properly opened for payment Of
this oace ~. noe w be given when The books for real
estate III he open. JOHN MURPHY. Receiver.
noN'T FORGET THAT DoDwoRTHs FULL. BAND
II win be the Gres, Fair OF the American institute,
Fourteenth street, thls evening, October H.
L,oR SATE-By SOUTHERN LAND AND PRODUCT
II Company iO0nn feet prime Yellow Pine Ship Tim
bcr from 90 70 10 feei Ia length spd -qusrng from "a to 22
the Southern States W II. QUINCY. Secretary
~ Broadway near Wall street, New York.
nFFlCE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
~ Thirty district OF the state OF New York, No. ~
tcdar street comprising The First. Second and Fourth wards
the city o Nrw YofkAnpual Tax Noilec.-Noiicc liz
hereby given that the annual LIST OF taxes assessed In the
above cecion district far the year beginning MAY 1861
has been received f the ssor and that the duties
payable The undersigned Win attend personally, by
deputy, his olco No ~ trdar ftrfct. Rrnadway
daily onnda,s -Ae.tcdl. commencing on the glth day OF
October rnsuua. aud ending The suh day November
FOR the receipt Of said duic tycs Sc Oace hours from 10
o'rlok A. ~ to3p " rhr Included IN the list
upon plae, carriages yachts, billiard tables pianoort.s
A persons shn shall neglect - riy the srus tue w thsm
respectively accordingly The W aforesaid. within the
na nern srtcief VII lerrne liahle ~ e penalties pre-.
srrhcd by the Law SHERIDAN shook, Collcctut
Nrw ous sept. ., isHa
SZ0.OOO. ro1. 81 M 1.ass Srop ', enSl@ins ba.
with Pies sure. g1nd prospect presents 10 qurdrnp.
he investments IN aod Addoss boz 23S iosi oniee ~ y
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, 25 YEARS or AGE. Would
~ like 10 correspond with Young lady ~ some attan
nen,s, with view 20 msr'nnos t'ress WORKS N"'son
Jar " oilce.
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PROPOSALS..

CRoToS AQUEDucT DEPARTMENTAL SEWER
contractors Separate sealed proposals, each endorsed
with the of the work for which s offered the name ot
the bidder and the date of ts presentation will be recev-d
nj this oicc until II O'Clock A. NJ Of Wednesday, October
~ 1863 for the construction Of sewers in the following
streets
In Fourth avenue from Fifty ninth street Sc
vcntlcth street.
In Allen street from Stanton 10 Houston street
street. from Eighth to Greenwich avenue.
In Forty ninth street. from Ninth 10 Eighth ave.
ffoth street, from Ninth avenue 10 Eighth avenue
In Tyth street, from Second avenue 70 FIRST avenue
in I2sth street, from Third TO Fourth avenue
IN West street from 1oratio To Gansevuort nifcet
In Eleventh from Forty seventh 10 Forty sighto
10 Ninth avenue. from 2tth to l26h stree.
In Thirty ninth from Second ~ he
tween First aud Second avenues.
Ia sevantle,h street from Third 70 Fourth
And IN Fifty N street from Eighth ~ sndl
through Eleventh avenue 20 fify.nnth street
SPECIFICATIONS and blank forms for bidders obtained
application 10 the contract clerk ri this Office.
THOMAS STFPHENS, \ Cro'on
ROBERT J.. DARRAGIIsi Aqueduns
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
youv Oe a
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.,op saba FINE STOCK OF TABLES wfTH THE
latest improved Con animation Cushions, at w ~ SRIf
fITs factory, lac F,lton street Tables repaired snd
orders NV mail attended "
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MEDICAL WONDER
"A HYATry LIFE BALsAM.-RHEuMATIsMIN ITS
rheum pmpes botches old ulcers fever the
q lie %
f sSFss S h' Sss eu.d
any be reached BY medicine, II taken In
HYsy w RFE BAIsXM cursd Mr. b. Rice Ma 50
Grove street No. q Clinton Mart Of inlamsas.ory
Eli &c sua sn mo iIy yss
master al Madison street. Of terrific ulcer after he had
BTosaSay Hospital ak months and then thought
HYATTs LIFE BALsAM cured MRS. O. Gore Third ave
niue and ss qr es Sn e k nssE s s the s
wfppew exposed II cured Mrs Gore also of dyspepsia
The proprietor Of the Lie Basam Is .daeed 70 publish
which cared because these cures effected
fifteen Sea since and me parties Are yen excellent heath
consulted anytime Principal depot 2f6 Grand street
Sold by druggists generaiy-$l per botile- six for So
4 -cHERoGEE PILLS FEMALE REGULATOR
"A. Sugar coated only cert IN ana an n female
age desire to send pamphlet ifGe of postage To
every lady In the anu
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION
all nueoas discharges In male or ina and cures
for So sent By express 70 any nddress
Vision Weak Nerves Trembling Wakefuness, and AZ dis
dagnr in yonai oles Price three bottles Tor So Sent
by express to any address.
DIR. wRIGHTs REJUvENATING ELIxIR OR Es
SENCE or LIFE restores to full vgor and manly power
Price bottles for g. Sent by express any address
The CHEROKEE MEDICINES arc sold by all enterprs-
g druggists On receipt Of price send them securely
packed free from observation 70 any portion OF the civilized
which We wish to every Address letters for
advice, pamphlets medicine, TO Dr. w. Il. MERWiN,
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Iron.sALE-A FIRST CLASS FULL sizE billiard
rshc fsI,alian marble bedi') Balls, Cues &c complete
All In first order VIII be sold ~ hargan tddfess
4 M Herald ofilce.
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A UCTION SALE OF
IA BOOTS AND SHOES.
II. JUSTISON. JR., AUCTIONEER.
BY WHITEHOUSE CO..
At THEIR SALESROOMS. 2S CORTLANDT STREET
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL,
At i0Ia o'clock,
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes fresh
from manufacturers, adapted TO both city
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MOZART HALL.-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT con
1N veniion. Mr.. HARRIS B0GERT unanimously
L. NJ Van wART, Chairman
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JCTIoHEER, l8 AND ~
Wednesday,, October II, nj
Sixty eighth street. between
furniture, &c, belonging TO
consisting suits Furniture.
marble top Tables, earrs:s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
I RICHARD FIELD, Aucioneer, will sell this day at
10 o'clock the contents Of boarding house 249s North vii
liam street. Bedstsuds and Bedding, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture Table, Chairs, Stoves, Carpets Gas Fix
nres Also of large aud good Re
frigerator, &c BY order Of NJ DOODY, Attorney for
Morgagee Immediately after At O'Clock the sales room
Furniture, Carpets Ocoth Beds aud Bedding, Stoves d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

LSxECUTOR's SALE AT AUCTION-ON THURSDAY,
~ October II, at o'clock p. NJ ON the premises Of the
elegant brown stone Mansion on two lots Nos % and q
city residence Can he from TO
NJ previous sale Also, the time, the Mirrors
and Fixtures In said house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER,
NJ saesroon 81 Liberty Genee Household Furni
removed for convenience OF sale including all the usual
varieties Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

A SSIGNEE'S SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
N FURNITURE, CARPETS &C
M. DOUGHTY, ApCTIONEER,
Will sell on Thursday and Friday at lO O'clock each day at
salesro,m. 40 Nassau street.
Comprising rosewood mahogany and walnut Parlor Sus
covered In bocae hair cloth and rosewood Egeres
Book Cases. marble top Centre Tables Pier Glasses Extern
son Dining Tables, Bullets. Dining Chairs Dressing
bureaus, Washstauds Bedsteada Mattresses, Pallasses
bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

I'rir MEMBERS OF fnE IRISH LEGION GUARD ARE
reassted meet "a No. fst second avenue, OF
TWen, seventh street Thureay evening October IL ut
oaorF The UemLefs ~ the Legion are invited TO at
lend n, .r1.f ~ DAVID i. BEATTfE,
captain Ilsb laslan GDaIL