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AT JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL'S.
~ BY ARCH. JOHNS foS, Auc'ioneer.

~ BY ARCH. JOHNS foS, Auctioneer.
A Card
The Great Auction House Of
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL
Our house the complete IN the
United States, anordng the readest facilities wishing
10 buy dcsrnus of selling auction.
OR CENTRAL SALESkOUM
the old stand g. Nassau the Post Office
THIS We have enlarged and improve and It extends
through - Liberty making front on both streets Here
hod sales q. uogeod Furniture, Works OF Faint
ngs, Articles of Virtu Books and Merchandise OF
description Our ION experience ana superior
make house the most desirable medium, through which
efec snes of Household Furniture at the residences of pr
families declining housekeeping.
TdE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
our business Is made feature and specially, and is
cuuduct ed at mart.
liz East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue,
where VIZ hold ovcry TUESDAY aud Friday throughout
tbs
Gcncman wishing ~ purchase those having horses
(, sell vii find house perfectly reliable
this branch OF business, do all
other Straightforward principles which
COVE honorable houses In ali mercantile pursuits
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM VAN TASAELL.
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2th Of October los, applied TO tho Metropolitan Board
OF Excise for enco sell ale, wnc liquors. he. the
South Fourth and seventh streets BrooA
Iyn, t. d. JOHN L. IhLuN.
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GAS Broadway, seco'

At MRS. GAYEoR's,
"A 7i5 Broadway,
Great ar.sias in
Walking Cults Ranora Skirts.
Tho balance Of stock OF the above Goods viii be sold
halt price close that branch OF trade. Some of
suits imported Others have been Lately made
AT MADAME MICHAUX'S, NO. Fl WEST TWENTY
"A second street Walking Suits Dinner Ball and Evening
Dresses also Cioaks Oh all descriptions made at the shortest
notice and at low prices.
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A REWARD OF MoaE THAN THE ACTUAL VAL r
IA will be paid Tor the return Of ladys Geneva open faced
gold Watch, from gentleman saturday oveuaR
November D. IN Uni esty place car, between Fourtetnth
Twenty ishth .ces DO QUESTIONS nssel AddJess H.,
box w Herald oase,
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HiHE EoP AND MALT EXCHANGE AND WARE
i house Company dnnited) London, England
Hops wnfehoused AT penny per bale week, In
Guiding insurance, sampng and other order.
Warrants granted on arrival Hops Tue most
advantageous warehouses American Hops. Con-
tgnrnens to the tompnny will receive every
s.teulion. An conimu ncations should DC made TO
HEkbEhT y. DUKE, Secretary,
Southwark street, LONDON,
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A JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELLS
~ Horse and Carriale Auction Mart,
liz East thirteenth Rrcct near Fourth avenue
ON TUESDAY, NOV. g.
attweive O'Clock.
Bay saddle Horse raised Kentucky, with English dock
tail ia bands eight yvarei Kind IN 81 harness
vice. hDc traveller; sound kind very
sylish and has every aait snown TO saddle horsc.
Black aafde Horse, with long and tal, 16 hands,
six free ftyish sound,
kina ana true and has gait known 80 saddle horse
ile.ant Pony EST istnient. comprising bay Pony
Mare IL hands, nine years kin tn all harness and
saddle free rom vice rot III ga minutes STYLISH
wartana sound, kind has heen .cs'
aud chidrcno riding and drvins has tine style and action
very spirited; day tave and Of gea endurance and
bottom, agchcr with Top Pony Pheston, nesry also
mounted Harness. Whp, Robes. Blanket, &c.
scrirtlon IN ne slaY MORNINGS lie raid.
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DRIES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED
i In the above lotteries at PARKS CO.'S private
rooms Nos and old Herald Building, New YORK. city.
6ead for circulars.
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street OF In crossing Grand street ferry 10 Williams
tnrr, lead turse, containing small OF Ihe
finder wiz be rewarded by leaving 1t. Cd Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn, Il. u.
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SPORTING DOCS, BIRDs, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART
IA MAJOR 9. W. BARKER, AUcfloaEER,
corner Hroaawsy and lhry-ninlh street,
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Gentemens private Establishments disposed OF at public
AZ pyae sale 70 the best advantage and general assor
met OF Horses Carriages Bagsies Horse Clothing. Haer
WHIPS 6c 10 sun the needs OF All classes OF purchasers
sianiy hand. Orders promptly executed
I@eatytour hos allowed for trial every horse sold
der
ssnbdng horses pnbic private SALE The only
mart in the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale. Carriages. Bugges. &c. taken On storage.
LIBERAL advances made everything 10 the horse line
Il HQhSES.
By Major c; v. BARKER, Auctioneer,
James Lawrence, IA East wenty fourth street,
consisting OF
Pslr OF back Horses ii hands, and old warranted
SCUM and KIND In all hRinlss nee and stylish drivers
Bay horse l5s hands, years DID, sound and kind in all
hainess Tree and pleasant driver; good family horse
sound has been driven In both double and single harness.
can trot In three minuleE.
Pair lack Horses 10 Stands years old warranted sound
and Kind IN all hsrness elegaat steppes fine coach team
together with extension top Para PhaenD Harness
brown Mare, ib hanas, years old, warranted sound
the pole; sold 10 pay advances and keeping.
Brown Horse, w hands, aears old soand and Kind in
zee; stands without tying; perfect family norse.
Bay rotting Horse l5 hands years old own brother 10
Daisy Burns kind IN al harness free and stylish beat
Horse fs hands, years OLD warranted sound ex
cep one eye; sold 10 pay his keeping.
Bay Horse, 10 hands, years old Kind Ia all harness. suit
abe Tor truck coal cart.
Gray Horse Is HANDS, yenrs old, kind in nil harness;
laree and powerful WORK horse; sold @ close estate.
together other good Horses Just
country and must positively be Sold Full description given
at sale. No postponement account of weather.
the above he seen any time previous TO saie
BARKER 4 HI NUN, City Auction Mart,
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
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OsT- ON SATURDAY EVENING, A LhD} IS SWISS
IL gold hunting Watch ely So G s., be.
twsen second ami Ninh Streets In
engraved, reclining figure, aud reverse flowers
liberal will finder By returuln Il 10 T. d.
bASSfChD, Cooper ms iute
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4 0ST-ON SATURDAY, AN ENAMRLLFD GoJ,D
Loeke set viii lsarfs, cuutaintnH
The viii receive thanks OF suitable reward
by leaving It nj onies OF spin glen house. Union square
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1. s00 REWARD. LOST, oS THE brn OF OCTOBER,
~ NV lo6, IL raoan transmission between Metz and
Paris france the following len Bonds, Jited
saica twenty toupon Bonus q ,Ss May snd Noyenser
tusre mos. t;g, I3,8lU, f3 rs, ll3&2 1855 llU72,
ia is g0Ui, fnl62 ssa2 o. 900 these ronds
are snppoea 81 have beyn en ~ the United States all
p hereby cautioned aEaRS, buying negotiating az
nj ancing money tue
reward OF $50 VIII paid Tor each bond Information
H. GUEiTEL h CO., 81 Broad street.
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A LADY DESIRES A GOOD BUSINESS MAN AS
n partner ~ travelling enterprise which viii
fortune. SiOoD capital necessary. Address MADAM A.,
Herald office
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I osToN sUNDAf, FOv z, On HAMILTON FERRY,
~ Or West nireri between 10 and II A. Irnther
Fatehe. a liberal ara VA be paid 10 TIE Under by
THOMAS q. BGhTDN SOM, 81 West street sew York
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+ osT-sAruRDAy EVENING. BETWEEN lsfxrFs NTH
j. and fhirtyhfth n Gold Read graae az
49, ewari VI be gveo by renrnios tho ~ West
1htrtY.hith at Get. = 49,
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E7An REWARD WILL RE PhfD 70 ANY PERSON
IlUO for information whiah viii cad 10 the arrest Of
tnr raYes who succeeded Ia paasing FORGE checks
Christian Ohm No ei2 Grand street n payment q cigars
about the g0h Of La, month One oil them called hiniie r.
Jebpson MAS a out 81 wears rse high, spoke
very broken English ami appeared TO % spRnlard The
oter called himself iias hat black ir about ~
Yea acc, hVe feet meas high and had
renteal appearance All communications freference
Meter viii be considered strictly confidential,
PETER COOK, Counsellor at Law, 2a3 Broadway, N. X,
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~ kRw YORK, November g. u 81.
TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL ELI CTIoN.
Notice hereby given that the election for nne directors of
The Pacinc Man Steamship topany viii be held the
psny once, Nos: ~ anu u M,i street. wednes ay No
venber IL 1853 between the hours tof II NJ and 4. H.
The transfer books VIII be closed preparatory said ecc
ton, Saturday, 9TH inst, r. NJ, anil reolened
Friday, lgtu inst, NJ ~ A. N.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
THEODORE r. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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DIR REwARD-sTRAYED FROM 26 EAST TWENTY.
Oh egbh atree Aov. 4, back ana ten terrier bog,
op as Ios weight, smat tnrn paint of
tai he reward VIII DO given with The thanks OF the
owner,
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q. = REWARD WILL BE Phtn ON TIFF RETURN OF
g)J small black FOG lost on Sunday morning from I'll
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I OST ON SATURDAY MORNING LAST, IN Col SO
II from TweptYthird Houston street by Broad
way stage, brown paper sealed pnrvel vita written
thereon. containing legal other private papers
vnlue TO except the The under will Re
suitably rcw~ied by Leaving the with the stuyvesant
sae Deposit of Third and Seventh
street.
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THE spirited verses by Dr.. Ticknor, Of
Columbus, Ga, which we print to. day, will
attract attention. Randall, the poet. editor
Of the Augusta Constitutionalist, says oi
the author: "Ke is one Of the quaintest
"and most original verse. builders on this
Continent. His genius is cminently dis
"tinct, peculiar and characteristic. Oooa-
"sicnally, he yields tribe too much to an
"oddness Of rhyme and rythm; but when
"ln thorough earnest, no man can cut 80
"beautiful cameo upon the shield Of Mi
"nerva" A compliment which sll who
read "The Sword in the Sea- must admit
TO be richly deserved .l .-
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position OF the House Of Lords, that the
addition to its number Of three or four
SCORE OF bran new legislators would infsl.
hbly still further lower its prestige and
hasten its overthrow. This the leaders
must see, and the latest dispatches indi.
cate that the Lords have less backbone than
was supposed. They have given up the
ghost, and, although the kilograms are not
vcry clear, it may be taken for granted
that the ministers have not accepted any
compromise which did not leave intact the
main provisions Of the Bill.
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lT. LOUD no.U RI. .

rHIS NEW "A Nd, CON MOL IOUs house. LocA1 .
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-secord- -stfees.
p0ssesses advantages 0ves ~ other Aonses for ths a.
comnodation " fts 9uests. ~ was built axpresssy
ior nrstscIass family Boarding house--the TrooMs
oesnG large and ON suite. heated by steain-wfth hi
anu polo ter. and dfurnished second TO noae: wHi,e
tho culinary department ts 10 the ost experienced
handsr ad Tdin9 g1lests On uneQaaied table. i
5One OF Atwoodss Patent ktevators 10 a,so ssuono
tue modern tmprcvernents" ana u the seFvioA .,
guests ~ MI hours. = n s3}2glT y ta9gasg 2e
The 'BroadwA, and University Place Cara pasa sh.
door everv tour .0fnutes, ranntns froaa the ,,it,
Hatlsto CenrL PA X, while the sixth atst event.
Avcnue tines era Dnta short block on eitGer sid.
a1ordng ample actlttiea for communicating with Z,
:. be deppas stA1mhpat snfnga. olaces or &c nae
uent and business the great metropolis.
Msttss d HOLL&Y. Prnprastors.
n March II ssi su,n.
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The House Of Lords,, BY . vote OF 95 TO
4l78. have rejected the preamble to, the Irssh
oOhuroh bill as,lt osnasa from the ComssbYa
BY this sction the Lords dsoEsfsd sthst they
wpnld net Sfye pp their amendmssntts 20 the
Bib anda yes ASCERTAIN % anythiDs polit-
ical oanshethat the Commons, on sheir side,
would not recede one inch from thsir chosen
position. The Commons, indeed, have moth
ing TO gain by concessions to the obstruo~
tives In the Upper House. The people are
with them, and slready there is an sei,a.
tion In the kingdom greater than has been
seen since. the days Of the Reform bill Of
1882. Il, ..s. !.
The Cabinet was apparently divided in
opinion as to what is best to be done. M
Gladstone, Mr.. Bright and M. Lowe. thu
men OF actioD, advised that the Bill be inn.
mediatsly Withdrawn, as the resistance 81
the Peers rendered conflict between the
two Houses inevitable Lord Clarendon
and others recommended that the Bill be al
lowed to take its oourse., If the Lorda had
held out, the creation Of scventy or sevent
i've new Peers would have secured the
passage oi the Bill. IL the prospect Of this
inundation did not bring /, the Lords to
eheir senses. The Duke or Cambridge,
inc y oommander-in-chief, has but little pub
10 influence. although hs is said 10 have
'ne ear Of his cousin,a the Queen. All
snas he could do was TO advise che q ,een 70
refuse to create . batch Of new Peers. and.
IN view OF preosdent and the srcum ,.auoes
OF ihs case, 1t WAS not likely that this I'm wiso
counsel would succeed. So rfscarious 10 the
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NAA H. e 8 TON II DIT Il L. .
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT-OLASs HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant and In the business portion Of the
city rendars u the most desirable Hotel for either
permsnent of TRANSIENT guests. he Recommendations
Sre ed bayas extensive suites elegant
men The proprietor wlll endeavor 70 maintain the
ntan reputation o joyed by the "Uharieston'' as q
nrHt class houss. ana effort will be spared to do
fore bestowed np0n IL -
The best OF Live Recommendations viii be found
adjoining tho establishment. =
1he house ]: suppded with the celebrated Arte,
sian Wstef ot which delightful baths can be had
either day or NIGHT. ig n. II. JAoKsOS
July lS .l M1. llIlI PronrfAfor
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CHI A. r L E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1862
Tho South or.rol1na tsa1lroad comp.n,

Tho South CErolina Railroad Comuanv
II gives us great pleasure to announce
that the negotiations for some time pendin
in London for the exchange of. the D ast-
due guaranteed bonds Of the South Caro-.
iina Railroad Company for new first mort
gage ponds Of the company, have been
brough. te asuooessful issue. .This graft graft
tying Intelligence is contained in q cable
telegram, dated London. July 18th, reoe ived
By President Magrath from the Hon. G.. NJ.
Furnan, to whom the conduct Of the neeo-
tiationa was entrusted. ). <...,- -
~ The differences Of the South Caroline
T Railroad Company with the City, of Augusta
and the Columbia and Augusta. Railroad
COMPANY, were amioably adjusted some
weeks ago, and now that the greatest diff
Guilty OF all--.thee equitable arrangement of
the past-due debt-hasi been overcome. the
South Carolina Railroad Company will, we
trust, find no obstacle in the wsy 81 rapid
return to. a condition Of prosperity and
profit. The South Catolina Railroad is tho
highway Of the State. Upon It depends in
large measure eur commercial prog ess
and business success And whether we
regard it as a private corporation or as .
great public work. we have every reason to
hope that our brightest snticipations Of it's
future prosperity will be more than real
ICED. The road has had to encounter many.
dangers and embarrassments which are
known 70 the management alone; but the
worstia over, and the day 10 fast approach:
Ing which will reward tho stookholder for
years Of patient Visiting, and at tie same
time enlarge the usefulness Of the company
ss the leading feeder Of our oommerce and
trada. ..e... .,t...ra .l \. u. -..l.. '.-'
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q Eoh G1A
i AUTUAL FIRG AVID xIFx,. i.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
MACON, snorvsrss.~. sas---.s---
Authorized Capital. $500. .ooo

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. $1Ov 900 paid into the In
snrance Department OF Georgia .nccording to Law
| for the benefit of the assured in this Companv.
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen q
Georgia. ,> -~faF
A. purely Southern Company, allow wing only six
per cent OF its earnings to the Stockholders; the
rest Of the profits divided among the Policyholders
ON the CT ntI lbution plan. .a"sY
Fire Department las been in successful opera.
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
| handsome assets
Life Department in full and successful operation.
and vieing wita old companies In its success.
All OF Its Policies non-forfeitable. and of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation. z,s+. --Sssres it@.
T. Women insured ON same terms as men. f.i
Loans half Of its premiums, No notes taken.
...s WI. LAwTON, President.
J. g. MoBURNLY, vice. President
B. J. LIaHTFOOT, Secretary.
@. F. McCAY, Constituting Ac.uarv
p. 81. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company is now prepared to take risks either
In the Fire or Life DEF rartments and socits share
OF the patronage of the city and state. 5e
'.'."N J.aG. E2asLMES, Jr,
9sf General Agent for South Carolina
Local and Travelling Agents wanted, in all parts Of
the state. Liberal commissions allowed Applica.
lions to be made. to J.. q. HOLMES. Jr., General
Agent, No. s5 Broad-street. Charleston, S. q. Il
July III Dac VIM
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p Il M u VA L.--STRAUSS & VANCE
~ have removed to the Store No. lx9 MEETI NC.
sIREEI opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly
occupied BY Messrs DewinQ. Thayei Il Go where
sney are onerinG large and complete assortment Of
DRY and FANCY GOODa imoi : IuIv x - :