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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Gen. Butler 60 have $1,000
more Troops. ...

l"' - ilN'a hlalAltAl
Gen. Butler has demanded $4,000 more
Toops, aud will have them in five
dnys.
Gov. Morgan promised tho Govern
ment to send q regiment from Now York
every three days until her full quota is
dispatched A signal balloon was seen
last night az "a considerable elevation over
the chuin bridge on tho road TO, ,Leosburg
II is supposed IL was sent up BY the
rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Inisn vIciorI In NnrlInnA.

Il is now osccrtaintd that oil the mcm-
1crs of Congrtss rlectsd in Mary land
are Union men. We very much regret
yhc defeat Of Henry Winter Davis in
Bsldmorc, hut Mr., May, the successful
candidate. Is said 10 be Zoe the Uuiop.---
Il will be gratifying to every Marylander
tokuow that his native state II stillloyal
Ahdlhst they viii! honor the old dag,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Oood No. for tha InualId.

DIX. j. W. CLARK, the ccle-
tated Ec,fforathist end Eclectic Ftyscisn, can 10
cunrnled 90 hl room at the n1vis House, No q5 frt
Noor 90 Stairs where all interesttd invtsdt
Noniuhatinu fce. Now. want DO al ltinctiy under.
Haodl that On aN recent. acute od chronic eoHI.
nintt ctcn 10 hey have fesired The f1sdical tki ~
Hnaf pesi rhytcinnfi no matter how bod o. ef how
lqnf sitndinr--we csu rslieve-and 10 there BE- anv
iornd7iion io hntd uronf cure the dmeate. "nut.H
says one "thit Do strong lanrusre.H 70 BE- no les
strong fh1n une-and stranger siin--we further sar
hat pair cannot eyist n The system while under our
ueatmeni and We are ready to a.s good this T.
ton iu every individual cata- ~ plain, honest,
onhaud Ductat. snd shall give nssurauco 81 curs
unless ihe case ADMITS Of doing 20. OR STAY Is lin.
ed-ii yon want tp see uss come at once. Oar ohect
fto DO ruoh.. Charres mode rate. RcmfHiber. ahaf
We say-that We relieve the woui calts, suA N sat
i1nndniion--cure the disease. paftrulnr aiianfian
given 20 iemaie rouplaitts, also chronic eyes,
N. B--Let youf eumulhn nt Be Nhal it uiil-dont gee
a.feouf1gedi hoTe owen my be rettufsd 10 hesih
roc We have remedy that seldom hnt. calls nads
upon pauents unable % come hefe. We have tssti.
noni ss from fhY.cans Ministers ana otherl which
car be seen if desired r.
Davis iianis, Room Is. rtHn, iuus n, ts0t. n
7HTTa1 10y TrssTrr4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
military Itcms.

We clip the following from The o1io
STATE journal Of Monday.
coon ArpoINrmESr.
Charles w. Hill Of Toledo, man of
high mental and moral character, and Of
military education, has been appointed
Bsigadier,General and takes command
of the drst brigade Of Ohio troops now
in Virginia.
The ORio Statesman says
Preparations are making cor the Jun.
mediate uanspEtation from Camp Den.
nison 10 the "seat OF war" on not les.
Than d,Q00 men.
81. cANP DENNIsoE.
The Cipsinnati Commercial SAYS =
The Ninth Regiment Ohio Volunteers
commanded by Col. Robert I. McCook
and the Michigan Flying Artillery Com,
pany, Capt, Loomis, lofl Camp DOnnisoT
yesterday morning Tor Marietta. The,
were completely aJmed aud eqoippcd III
I lighting service, Their ultimate deslina
ton Willie known at the proper time
Tho departao OF the troops produce,
great commotion IN the camp. The mCr
shouted with exnltailon, ami those VIII,
remained ia camp looked dcWerspd an
despondent. But more will probably fol
low this week. lfa egr ara
The Cleveland Herald has the follow
ing ia reference to a movement down ID
| Ohio river:
Yesterday a ileot of twelve light draugh
aieamerg pnssed down tho Ohio Rive
from pil,sbpFFh. They were ohaHere
hy The GoVernment, bot their exact DO,
unatop was not Known. II Is reporte
theJ pera hired for DellaiF, where the
would take on lorno 0f 2,70O ". $
iFoop, said 10 haya arrived there oR san
day by the Oenttal Ohio Railroad irol
Camp Jackson, aud convey them 10 poh
Pleasant, on he Kauawba river Ia Sout
| Western ViEginia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21

AYlcy Oh the blustcnng Rnd TAX, IN
dGsrtit Ftris of The Stpie, abpU the
fnrdiuras 81 iii0 Rcserve IN tunlshine
yolnaf The ffsi shet frod Ia tho sub
iurafi3a ~ rebellion IN Western Virgin
i,,was ~ ihe artillery company Of Gene
~, Aslliabula cpn,y- The nitoek %
ilhilepi IN Virginia, "a The morDing VI
Nartay last. was opnned by the ArtilieB
compnnies, ID Of cleYeland, aad y Of
Gsnevr. The Geusra nIn firing the flfsl
shot. Wih tho OAio SiaieimaR please
tal z notice - A sktabHia SfRiiRei,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
- ohlo Tr0eps ln I...cIs

A cnmmlssioner Is in town from Ohio
Wlui hehry 10 pay the Ohio keeincnts
the umouut due th,m. The Buckeye hays
arc II hith tpifit II thc RttenN' paid
dhom by the State tutliorities, for they
sannot rteeiYe their pay frou lhe F'ed,r-
a OfNcfomcnt until an appropri alton
q made AZ the coming session of Con.
Krrss - Wask Cor. N. Y. Word
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
THE WAR FOR THE UNION /!
Evacuation of Harper's Fer
Ty by the Rebelsl
Great DcstruCtiOn OF
Property!
Worlds Special Correspondence,
FnrprRrok. Jnno "A.

FREpFRICE, Jane ld.
Alter a thorough examination into the
thousand rumors about Harper's Ferry,
we find that word cOmo 10 thercbels yes
torday that the United States troops
would be in on them and bombard the
town on Thursday night Preparations
werp immediately made for evacuation,
All the prpVisiol,s aud baggage were taxi
en- 90 the Manchester Railroad. Word
was seut here last night TO the Baltimore
delegation of the iuteudnd evacuation -
There were two thousand troops ON the
Maryland side, They crossed over TO
llarpet's Ferry last night, Six hundred
Of them were ksntuckiens, There were
rumors Of their being disaaeotcd aud
/ wishing 10 Join the federal troops, but
they were overpowered by numbers and
compelled 70 tall in. an tho cars were
taken MP with baggage, and no eoldiers
were allowed 10 ride. Three car loads
OF cotton were thrown into tho river
No provisions were wasted except frcsh
Imeat. The soldiers commenced 70 march
at daylight, The rpilrond bridge was hr-
ed at 1 r. NJ, and all destroyed bnt tho
Japan on the Virginia side, which vas
saved,bcoause lis loss would have destry
cd the hotel adjoining il, which belongs
to good seeessjonist. Tho nbutments
aud piers remain good. At4P NJ. the
government buildings were still burning
and several houses. The people are Try,
ing TO save their houses BY Keeping th,
roofs wet There were about l2,00S
rebels there, as near as we can toll.
largo quantity Of mesh meat was len Ol
the top OF the hill, and the buzzards or,
, gathering in aSeks Allthe Union mel
within circuit Of many miles, crcrob
, bed Of their horees, wagons, cattle an
slaves.
A.. Sr LovIs, June ~,
The Federal force nov engaged In th
interior Of this State, consists orupwmd
of 10000 mou--2 500 of whom Rre sta
/ toned AZ Hcrmann and Jefferson City,
z 5000 gt R0lla, the tnuninus OF tue south
3 west branch Of the Pacific Railroads.,
: 500 at 81. Joseph and along Tho llannI
2 bal and 81 Joseph RalroSe--l 900 o
! tho North Missouri Railroad, and 90
al Birds Point opposite Cairo.
: la addition 70 this, there l. force Z
b a.bOO rcmaiping al 81. Louis, (which coul
4 be increased 70 7,0oe ina few hours b
i aecossions from the noighboHng camp
Ia Illinois. These troops hold the cntir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
western virginin Convention
Apro"nl ef Arms nr NVheci-


WHFrtWe, Juno li.--In convention
to-day Nc Carlilc, from The Committec
on BUSINESS, reported an ordinance vaca-
ting the seats Of all State officers now in
rebellion against the United States; pro-
yiding for q Provisional Government and
FOR tho election OF officers also proyi-
ding that the State, county and munieip
al officers immediately take the oath Of
allegiance 20 the United Statcs. The
ordinance was made the special order
for Wednesday next.
In the dfttrnoon a spirited debate en-
sued upon the declaration reported vee.
iorday by Dir Dorsey of Monongalia,
who took strong ground for an immediate
division Of The State.
Mr.. Carlilc took the ground that Con-
grcrs At the coming session would not be
likely 20 recognize the livision, which
recognition is necessary, until the rebel
lion in the Southern States Is nut down,
the object Of Congress being 10 restore
every original State 10 the Union. This
done, Congress wouldracognize the Pro-
yisional Legislature, and with the con-
sent Of the Legislature aud Congress, a
separation could DO effected at an carly
day.
Five hundred stand OF Government
arms, loan from Massachusetts,, arrived
hero To-day for distribution 10 the Home
Guards in this and adjoining Counties
Fifteen hundred more are expected to-
morrow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
The ROut at ROmney
The Rebels better az RunniuR
than Fighting.
INnIANApoLrs. June ~.

indianapolis, June ~.
The indianapolis Journal has received
the following special dispatch from Col.
Lew. Wallace, commander of the llth
Regiment NJ Cumberland, 10 regard To-
the fight at Romney:
CUMnERLAKD, Md, Juno IL.
Alter the fight at Romney the rebels
did not rally and return, They ran l6
miles towards Winchester before they
stopped ' i.f'.lH n
SO far from my rctreating, | brought
into camp at Cumberland their tents val
liable arms, uniforms and medical stores
without leaving unythiug behind. Their
route was total, Next day there Were
seven funerals in the town.
We killed a captain, an ex-member Of
the Legislature and took one of their
Majors prisoner. send you this 70 stop
the infamous secession ISLANDERS about
my retrcating, started by some eow0rdly
seoundrels in Alexandria. My boys are
entitled 10 all honor and they won il
broyey. They have not forgotten Buc-
ma Vista.
1 (signed) Lewis wArrAcr,
Colonel Of 18th Regiment.
GRAFTON, Va, June IS.
A man reached here to-day from Rich
mund after a tong and tedious Journey
through the interior Of tho State, He
i rcports thatthe general Impression along
u the route, and claimed 70 Be founded on
reliable information, that large reinforce
me nts Of the rebel army would be sent
into Western Virginia Immediately
| They were pressing all men into the
\ racks.
A report wrs brought here to-day that
| Ex-Congressman Garnet had superseded
u Porterhoh in commend Of the forces
and was then at HuttohVille, about sixty
i mlles from hero.
l II was also TumOred that Gen. Wise
was about strengthening the forces al
4 that point, The truth will probably be
! astertained tomorrow.
The Umored march on Cumberland BY
) way Of Rpmney is aseertdned e DO ,
I ieint movement, their deStinatioh being
& evidently faTther westg mo- I'H
Col. Wallace with the ilth Indiani
+ regiment is sill az Cumberland.
o No moymcnt Of Federal troops iron
! this point is yet indicated.
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road yesterday, whore theygo ipio eamP
forthc present.
About ono hundred and eiohts state
guards nea on The arrival Of ile .. s..
troops.
a soccssion Dag was iakcn down by
yolunteors, and ihc Sars aud Sttlpes
raised instead, amid DE cheers Of he eit-
izens, who declare loyalty to The Federal
Government.
Gen. Lyons expedition received many
manifestations Of approval along the riv-
er course.
SIS. LoUis, juno n.
Report says that Brig Cen Slack,
whilo mastering troops into the service
Of the State al Chiliicothc, was taken
prisoner vs. Col Curtss of tho U. =. vol
nhtcets onthcir way 60 ST. Joseph. II
is understood that Slack will be taken
to LoGyenwmth.
FoErprss MoSRor, Juno i6l
via Baltimore, 17th.
The special 70 the Tribune says there
Is little doubt that an importnnt expcdl-
ton is on foot. II is said to-day the reb-
els arc throwing up n battery opposite the
Rip-Raps, as Il protection against tie
Sawyer fihed gun, which fred the shot
into Sewhl's Point battery yesterday.
Cobb's battery Of six rifed guns is also
coming.
Col Baker, Of Oregon, will, il is under
stood, be associated in a responsible mill
itury capacity in this vicinity n arriy-
ed here yesterday.
FREDERIcE, Md, June IL.
Gen. Putterson's forces nrc encamped
at Hugerstown and Frsukstown, three
miles distant, aud at sevcrol intervening
points. The evacuation Of IIarper's Fer
ry led to the sudden change of march Of
this column
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
MMNENNANNMs.

Anerthe hriof Mavwe willbe rTepsrcd 10 6aruish
COFFIN Of alt descr piiOns oil tie latest Bnd best
style. We are having
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21

portion q the State North ofthc Nilsson.
ri River nd the ioiahcst quarter lying
between Mssissiph and line drawn
r6hllf8ord irom Je1rson City 10 the Ar
tsnst border. Giving tlte Fcierd Gov
cfhmfht ihe imperfect poittsef 81. Loa.
II fionnbol, 81 Jo.eph and Hlf,'s Point.
- Z tasia % Operations, " hi tho Riyers
Nd Railf0ads es q means 10 transports
dot
Webbing 10 known Of the movcmcnts Of
troops above Jefferson City.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
BATTLE IN MISSOURI.
800 Rebels Killed and GOO Tax
en- Prisoners,
General Price MOrtally
wounded.
Gov IAHK CAMEL Enff
GOV. JACKSON FLED y
Gen. Scott orders Moro
IFOOpS 90 BV'Oghfng-
tom and EsNE-
Ef2fiOFe!

sr. LOUIS juno 18.
a spocial from jefferson City 70 the
Rcpubliean saysf ET fT1
Cen Lyon'f expedition LEFT here Fes-
terday IN two steamers, is supposed for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

DIIITARD SALOONS MOST MAGNIFICENT ROONs,
ID superior locations favorable lenses md among the very
best for popularity and making Wi De sold atgreat
induccmcl Is and on librYal terms
suJrn~lOA WOOD. ~ Nassau street
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AAAAn1 A. AOVYlO1.
A nORTIMKR 0RlFrfn Co., AUorIoNEERS
"A. Auction sALS Or
kAuslFIoEsT HoU sEHoLD

A ..oErIMEs Gs!srIs CO., AUorIoNEEHs
MAGslrIoKH HoU SKIOLD
rasPropsstS of =. s% ~ dsoaiog Ao,sssosp,ns
A. III. p sas No se 70
bstSeen Fifth And 1,I.h avenues, commanding
R. sewood ssven,eet.ve Piano 40 s ors'
Bronze and ormolu chaadeiisrs
Brocsde and Lice Curtains
-. Artistic Bronze statuary,
oak Buffet. Extension Fable.
sosew spd sah,esny chamber rurniture, IN ute -
,is s ssvss , SAS saof r Lsey IA a'
lined with sat'n WOOD overs runs elegantly csve
su S1a d. french es e@p ss
NO ssS :Ss . o
maid With pean neda lion vevet nspets Mosaic Rugs
iasss santsi nitro 1ealy esyea ,rsm,s Emorodsrei
s sao oSnss s9 s.n
riches, de-orp'ioD, s,d rse~o,d t@o
ctsrs; ro.e~ood oeotre raOles ssa.asrs ia.ra, to
M DC, DO and back King san sens p
Qusrs,te PIER and he's Iabls on psntiass BY ,eg-snd
Iay rsa i,orm 81 sea BY fnser1sse
nal b, Egsw hs,Ssna vnairs 20 match, Qileloh, vese
pes r'+ewocd marble top re- ing bureaus Bedsts.cs and
GO" %'d su oSebe 0 so sA sT
oy-i back hairs, covered Hair aud ,paog
Oval sieo- raiptinss Jna. Toilet sets
Sro s,ei Curtains, &c pper GhAmbsrs-a ahozauv AID
ak snnt BUREAUS sNfss kec>ars Vashssnds lin,ag
ID carved oak ruf-t, marble pseeut
hrb, asswsre, viz D@asnters 4oble,s, Vines Cnan
1uBbiers Fruit Ca and ~ ands, Finger
B,1ls rub, @nd srlan marble Punch Bowls, ySnd gnd
Lunr gold bsns chus oan@r ricnly
Tee Cast Cake Baskets Napkin Rings spoons,
Forks ivory handle Table cutlery, &c.
4 UCriok RorlOs-HoUsE SALE OF OVEN $1,000
worth OF rich god and mahogany Household Eur
CALLED
this day N onests April 10 At 2S F0uranth
str,-t eighth and with is
a he -atre elegant Furniture aud pssu
~t he sDd vi bout reserve aud I'm
lately ~ IN h prspisss
tInsc of thing essential 10 fSsaIoasbe and
s.tiy Furnished rsrtdence to oak
Mere a Rogers Brotbers' MAJ ufsaura. Uras Casters
spcons, Pork, Cake Bassets Dining Sets ssp-rb
Pr och ann bohemsn CHINA crystal cut Glass, ruby
engraved Glass lare ivory aod pearl cutlery french
Room tufnuTe Far,ors richly rssawopd PAr
Tor covered IN three col RED brlsde In perfect
Velvet anc uoD t.Tpst- Rosewood marble Htos,reA
rosewood Centre Sofa and Pier Taoss; elegant Pier
Shades IN ko CHAIRS with mstoo lsdys
tary, Resep tion Chairs In bro isds
hADNfrtCEkf styEs OCTAVE PIAN0eORrH,
unYyad a. oognars all rauud inaid
idersd Sioth Cover Music Rack dat, nf, IN
elcth Brussels stair Carpet a. ,hambsrsRfhiy carved
~ sedstssds style Louis XIV Sue&us, Comm des
match Nndrooea, Dressing toilet Tables shaw and
Reskstands Couchss Chairs CurtSins, Shades 1,r
nice, Hair Mattresses, Pslssas Feather B1a 10 sterS
Ptowa Blankets, Sheets quilts Conntrpanes Doc rated
China Toilet Sets Oval Mirrors Kitchen Ware &c Careful
In attendance TO cart ship or store gods for pur
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A UCrfON NUflCk.
n EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
keepers
And thu trade.
Auction sale Of beautiful
ROSEWOOD FuKslIusE AND vALu ABLE

And tha trade.
ROSEWOOD r.EsIlSss Ard po xALgAsLE
" S hns ses s % ~. v.a
between seventh and Eighth avenues large and ele
ssi " made 10 order and sr., osoassoS oo%sas
% snd al asrso s,s. ana
been re enty msd. sold strictly without
green and sod orscse :io covers; sesere
Sse 100 mach aem large sns and Per-
With base tables; silk and Lice curtains god and LANDSCAPES
Elegant rosewood Pianofore used but two
pic, , Wan srns uc y.ss nss aaa .s
sevrss AID Dresten obin. ysses With vacs q besaui
pieces baroh; large sar Mattresses Dress ng Ba
.d $
dpg. oval Mirrors, flower Vases rosewood oak and rAho
Glass and ivoy Cu-ry eth large vsri,yo chamber
Al csok precisey raia or shine Caauss at tbs nsass
For The NM Of % men viii oe In attend
/ Ucnoy SALE OF ,L,srS, FIowEas. saaUss
wsaassda ,F 10 A Io O'Clock :, sas.ro. q Ns.
snd tut rr int rec % per ,s.ms fom sr;,sa TIM
CITY OF Lyons esnstina y corne,ia Il varieties; xonthy
STs = ses: ere Fss Hsss
lies. ApL. Trees 2. yariess reseh iree. sg vsrsiiss
Stfs. yarss.; s.sPS'I,s ysa.,,s. 6ar'.a;s
together wb large ss.sr,m@a q ns~ Flower fs-ds aud
true 70 name ard perfcstly hsrdy
uC-ION sAIB OF ELEGANT OFFlCS FuRsITUsE,
"A consisting ~ large oak standing and sitting Desks Iron
SAFE Clocks bookcases Cop, Ing ProSes Casirs, stools
ouclobs Cs1*s tables, um IRE Ia stands &c, &c-s
Boo ACT vii sal Tuesday, April q At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
he premises - ine s-eet by order % the Coe-,or of
~ the rporaiion Of tho Of New YORK
the above enforced articles disuained upon for Evaporation
due from property assessed TO the anchor Insurance
Company, aeresaby TO receivers n personal
tayes The above property Is nearly new
~ OF the best manufacturers in this city
and cos. ogig ns ly 5000 joan HlLu1En
Consts bic and Collector of ArTears.
above sale Cd until thursday, April H. a tho
same time place. JOHN II. b1LLISk
Constable and collector Of Arrears.
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4 UC1loN NOTItE a FAMILY DEULININd HUU.E.
n hesrrgvl III of a. private sale al their Paror
Chamber snd Dinnx Room Furniture, At ge, sac1hce;
vy roHeuood octave panoforte fully
teed 500 for $50 including Htool and Cover Parior
Putt S Tor tD for tl0p; also Eegeres Centre
Tables redwood g. amber Furniture, Bedding syerysre,
&C. all mace % order for the present sne has been 10
nee months and IN complete order Inquire AZ No
~ neai rventy aix b street near krth avenne
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-. O'Clock, at the suotou ,ooms, No nortb Winiem
street, Household Furniture splendid Hcrso ShOO
Cases &c consisting OF Lounges, ratlss, thas mshog0G
Sofas II single Iotsge Bediteads Mattresses mshogAn1
French 5edssadS Carpets Counters ke rigeraors Kchx
Flu niiufe also three plate glass counter how Naes 90
large gray Horse stylish driver and good tor the sadds
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T1DWARD sCHrNCK, AUCrIONEAR

EDWARD sCHeNCK, AUCrIONEAR
u SUPERB HOUhEaOLD FJSSfTVRH
rye ~. II. sCHEsCR, Oh Thursdsy, llta inst, at Ne
So Eighteenth street Mt NJ all the susarb surnt
the house all 81 which eth made BY Roux
mEorted frotn Paris, consis log Of,
DIsIN9 X ON,
Brussels Carpet Extension Dining Table oak
Dining bars match In morocco; supsrb
oak Buffet superb Freach China Dinner set and
elegant Cut Glass IN g'eat variety
Draining AO1Ms
Superb velvet medallion Carpets upright rosewood Piano.
made ny pieye elegant 6o.ew Oh, opved
satin brocae made order by Roux satin dsnasx
Curtains 10 mstch elegant carved rosewooi Centre faDe
which divides and forms Card Tables; real mine aud
rs bronze clocks and Satuetes carved oak SUIT overet
Ia eompad0ur superb )od Mirror 4teg buh
and bronze Ladies' MOrk TABLES and WHk Stand, lad
paror v, rosewood; Cabinets Quartz ties a.
pesb on Paintings and Engrsyinga
BEDhNOwS.
Rosewood Bedrteads and Brussels Carpets.
eieeaO chilled iron JeWelry Caske,
Turkish Chairs, Night Tables &C, &C.
HALL
Superb Hanging black walnut Hat Stand and Table. Hall
Chat &C, dc Stair Carpets DC. Also, tho Kitchen and
Basement Furniture, with which the e4e will
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TOE sAIE-rIyE HUNDRED spLrsDiD NEW ANT
sorns hand Tables with All tbs m,dcrn imp~ovsnsnt%
ahesp for casA " god notes 0rcs- ~ rA AAn4sd "a
WA. T. GRIFFITH, ~ ypltsa s<cSe
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~, street - A. LEVY will SELL on Tuesday next the
10th INST at half past ten O'Clock without reserve all tho
frat furniture nained IN house Ninth
near eis avenue vxtisgant ewood suit In rish Grim
brocstel, elegant rosewood Piano Maotel ana Pier
Glnssee Centre 1anes elegant NAH Srt-n
sion able very large sze mahogany pu In nar cloth;
rich erussea a few toic. Bngravings Lsee Curtains
tronzes hna Vases rosewood and mahogany seds e.d
Paresua, Wa hs'arde 40 &C Pure resn-r and air Mat
tire Dinner and aea ses Glassware Crocksry Knives
Forks syoona, 10, a. oicl1ths Kitchen Utensils 80
All must be removed on day of sale
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, lssl-rRIPLE SHEET


BAurr FAss q "a s;..sv.,
are ao- srus = e.y rsaa,se pss thar sssse sock
sfsn 1ss Sg sssss ssa dSs a.. srSsss .sS s.r as
ssa ses ses rspe and oil oher styles Of koufnns sea
Is SPRING FASHIONS
NOW READY.
Circulars sorss and pc Bs ~. syrP Ps,s ssss
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Try aooDs-AT Low PRIZES; ALSO a Lor %
~ tsmased Prints, oinShAm. Delsnes, ropins cling
RsSs ss i"u.a s2 or sso b. Wa aAfa Psps
o. Catsarne street
1 DAD TAYLOR.
al to ss7 Broadway.
LnKss AND HousE FUsNrsmsa soon<
Elm sres, variety.
ssr4nx Inportaaon now ready.
auoB BELOW REGULAR rmosx
AHo :, stores no 70 M Grand arssS
20 os,ssras sgess
,sAs a TAYLOR
s6I to 4Sr Brosd~sy
LADIES AND cHIlDs ss's pHPAErHEri
Es- spring shapes ready.
LADIES AND eHILDsars usDEB aAsssrra
-vey a-scrtpt&l rhis dapsrtman. Is aDder sAs
tssdsnse u
LADIES' OF ADMrrTgp coon TArs.
and I'll orders ~ti receive ana careful aiteoaoo-
: PRICES soOsRArk
4 0aD \ IAiLok
4sl TO ACT BROADWAY.
Have rus, opsnsd lsrsa elegant sserscssnt0
SPRING DRESS GooDs
Including the Novelties.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PaIJxs
Also at stores 21s to &c, Grand street.
And AZ and - cs.ssrips street.
MONEY SAVED is sosEY MADE.
A purchased Al panic prices
1000 soz LADIES' Fl Kid Gloves s,s pair u.aI ioo g.
sgoiapcy back Combs gut ADD ~ ud,n 81 worth o.
400 Gu, s:ssl ss.s y mSs r. ,mooT si '
6ao FsIs from auction, r Is Cd n very cheap
ss s csSs Rs5s sss p9s C
So ladies sa1ae Ssripo vests from sac4op, cnesp.
III the widths Of Ruliipg st low prices.
We have just recel red stock
Ladies can select from over 1000
We have every styleand NY made -
DONALDSON MsAKEs, III sroadSsy.
OF RICH DRY GOODS
GREAT A. ! s: =,
q NJ soDrsTs AZ broadway.
PArAA nASalsas'
PAPER BANGINas,
PAPER HASGIHds.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PaIggs.
soMK SPLENDID PATTERNS AND DESIGNS.
Repg situated in central locality Inspection Of his
stock is invited
wv BOWEN, $40 B-osaway,
Good workmep and work guaranteed
&05 ono WORTH or STAPLE pay aoo2..
se given None but pncipai. dealt gita Address Asns
500 OOO WORTH
~'' NEW DRESS i COINS AND s1ss
That have not as yet been exnib,sed.
And all mus, be SOLD IN addio o our other large ass0r
,,,, w.Es THE RI 4! 81 :. xEy sass .,., :,
EDWARD LsMsERr CO.,
In liqritsn,n,
=" '''' Between Howard and Grand sre4s
before % by ars, eass good. :. such los prloas,
100000. WORTH or
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Sale TO continue
e.x BoD DI' e s * broadway.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
Any REspEcTsBLK GENTLEMAN, HAVING O. op
N wishing 10 partner 10 superior hrst