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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
HENRY Il LEEpS, AuC1 l, R,

HENRY IL. LEEDS co. viii sell at auction on Thurs
street
Elegant Household Furniture for convenience of
sale from private residence Fifth avenue.
Elegant administer and Aubusson Carpets nearly new,
cost from $50 TO $500 elegant Parcr Furniture of
wood covered In ssn brocade velvet Etegee Cent
and Side Tables Brorzes and articles veTt beautiful
covered Library Furniture suite covered In blue velvet
dining room Extension Table Buffet and Chairs In carved
lack walnut covered In morocco and gilt Bedroom Furni
ture OF carved rosewood suite all OF which
order by Meeks Roux Narcotic class ma
nufacturers in fine condi ion and but little used Can be
seen as above the day before the sale
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n COTTON. ACCOMMODATIONS CATALOGUE
- sale OF household Fur tGre Of kind
mon;-sparpe,s Ocp,hs mshogsny and rosewood Furn
fhoay MAY a. los O'Clock vt Il3 Fulton street. a very
large assortment OF every kind and description of Furniture
from several amies including rich mahogany
furniture Lace Curtains Carpets Of all kinds, Extension
Tables, marble top Furniture Tete Tete together with
Piano Paintings Odlce Furniture &C. &c Sale positive
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YIENRY d MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q,

HENRY d MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post Office MINER 4
THoRP viii sell at auction, Friday, May s. 1861 lo
O'Clock at their sales, 81 street. large re
neral assortment Of Household Furniture for
yepene OF sale consisting Of velvet Brussels three ply and
ingram Carpets and black walnut Paror and
ing hoom suits In becatel and reps; carved oak Buffet
hogany Secretary Bookcases and Warrobes mahg
fas and Iee tetes in hair CLOTH mahogany Bed
steads washstsnds and Chairs enamelled Cottage suits
rosewood and oak Husbands oak extension Tables hair
tresses feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows mahogany
black walnut Once Furniture Crockery Kitchen Utensils
&c also carved upright Boudoir Piano.
rior tone, made by Lakotta, and cost $i75
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A LBERT II. NrCoLAY, AUCrToNEER--wILL SELL,
"A this day hursdayl, May at l2i c ok at the stock
saesroom 5z Wiam street, VAIL good variety Of
Stocks Bank Stocks Bonds and oner misceane
Securities suitable For full particulars
Courier and enquirer, Express News Comme cia Ad
sni Evening Post Catalogues be obtained
the sslesrcom. Next rcgu.a sale Monday, May
AL,ERf II. HICOLAY Co,
nd q Brokers 90 william
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4 UCTION NOTICE.
IA GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID
HOUSEHOLD r RNITURE
Comprising the entire elegant
Rosewood Furniture of q
Five story Residence.
Magnificent Pianoforte,

Parlor suits, rich Carpets, &C.
THIS DAY, st l O'Clock L. M.
Positive and peremptory sale of this furniture will be made
this day hursdsy at o'clock precisely at 1852 West Twen-
first rect seventh embracing largest
riey Of Paror Chamber Dining Room and Library Furni
offered at auction this all OF which Is perfect
order having been purchased within three monthsConas
Ing of @ yards OF itch English Tapestry aud Ingram
Carpets three ecgau full sold
Tor Furniture in satin brocsde These suits worthy
special attention
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PLANoFoRTE,
CABINET &c.
Rosewood Centre and Tables three elegant rier and
Manel Mirrors with base is1le silk aud Lace Curtains
Gold and Landscape Shades Turkish I'll ARA and Lounges
cepuon Chairs Bronze Clocks beautiful Etc
ceres with mirror doors and back rich Manel Vases
tistic Bronxes Paintings Velvet Ottomans Choneres
Corner Eteeeres, Consoles &c
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Elegant rosewood Bureaus. Bsdseads twelve Hair Mat
tresses, Beds &c; marble Washstsnds Chamber suit in
rosewood French Chairs Rockers Ietea tees Wardrobes
Toilet sets II t Tables Oval Mirrors, Flower VASES Work
Tables, Chandeliers &c Extension Table, Oak Dining
Chairs Oak, marble top Buffet Two ue Sofa Redsteads
Lounges rich French and bohemian CHINA OF every descrp
ton everware Casters Forks Lining and Tea
vice. urns &c ruby ard crystal Cut Glass ocoths, Chan
celiers, marble hRll Stand dc
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NEW YORK BRITISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Headquarters are removed from u broadway, 70 dr
at No. Centre street, at 10 o'clock this morning.
r. Z. A. HAMPSON Capt ConiuandinG
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uCnos NoTCE.-ARTHUR b. cHoPNAS a G

IA Auctionsers.
Magnificent, Household Furniture
Paintings statuary rrouzes and Works OF At,
To be perempto-ily sold 1T Auction,
on this day Cfhurtdsy), May2,
At the private residence no ~ Vest Twenty sixth street.
near sixth avenue.
Sale commencing at O'CLOCK, the property OF family
rnqushing Housekeeping
The Catalogue comprising the largest and richest assortment
Household fuinfture &c Offered auction ths
Furniture all made to order by city makers and Ia Of the
des, npdon Catalogues a. The house morning SALE
vz:Seyen octave Pisnoforte Drawing Ro Suits,
gefes 10 kcsse Mirrors Lace Sursin gass on panngs
satuary Velvet and Brussels Carpets Buffet Extension
be slsss china etyer Table Cutlery Bure Ward
fotes HAIR sno Spring Mattresses Bedstead, Commofes
Ialstsnd Gooh stair Carpets &C also large
a Placement and NJ chen Furniture &c sale posivs rain
or shine, at o cock this Afternoon.
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UCTION NoTICF-HoUsE sALE-SlbOO0 WORTH
IA Of rich and costly Household Furniture
Elegant Rosewood Pianoforte,
Rose wood rsIlor Suits In brocatel;
Valuable Paintings Aretc Bronzes, Marble uroups, &c.
Thursday, May the elegant private residence a5 West
Fourteenth street. few d0ors from Eighth avenue
mencing at l0ie O'Clock
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the house The
elegant parior Furniture mace to srder and il in solid
wood and satin brocae The whole viii be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. rain shine Offering extraordinary
purchasers as the entire urnture Of the
house s new having all been made within four morhs
Elegant rosewood octave ore with solid pear keys
cost 5000
Music Cabinet. Stool and embroidered Cover;
Three elegant full suits Of God Parlor in rich
brocade AND velvet cod Eeeres splendid Bronzes
Pantir rich Vases Arbe Pecestss silk and Lace Cur
tans, furnish Lounges with Arm chairs to match; Centre
Sofa and Pier rabies Forentne Manel and Pier Mirrors
Etrusran and Lava Ornaments, rosewood bureauA Bed
stead Chamber suits erb Mattresses. SEEDS and Bedding
Bronze and Marble Clocks rosewood and Co
Chairs, two tofa Bedsteads 1ension Table siverwAre
rich china Ivory and silver Cutlery: Foka spoons with
teesnt kuby Glass OF every description forming valuable
coe Of Household urnure and unique and recherchs
Works OF 1h- goods exhi ion by catalogue
Sale commence in dining room at l0 o'clock vrecisey
Reliable will be mt the tho goods for pur
chasers No postp0nement
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A UCIIOH kCT1CE.-M DOUGHTY, AUUrl0SEER
"A will sell salesroom 80 Nassau street thursday Fri
day and saturday ,mmancipg at lv O'Clock each day. vii
sen until cl ok viii then clock in the
and sell the balance Of day Toe assortment npse
the entire Furniture fifty families we'd sales
for OF sale consisting Of SOLID rosewood
faror suits covered in bocatel mahogany do. IN hair
cloth, viz :leea etes Arm and Parl Chairs mahogany
rosewood narh. top Ceur~ Tables 100 Brusss Tapes
and Ing Carpets, Secretary Library
Bookcases $50 yards Oilcoth 6n yards Canton Mating
rosewood fiegere mirror beck Chandeliers oak and
black walnut buifet Extension Dining Tables of various
Lengths oak Dining tcom hsir. ahogsoy and rosewood
BILE top Dressing Bureaus sshstsr ds N match
wood and mshogany Bedseadr Cottage do PaiSsses
Lounges Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Vardrobes
led Chamber uits together with of
nme lesks Chairs, dc also line of One OIL Pa ntings
the whole be peremporiy sod the highest bidder
cash ard forms assortment well worthy the attention OF
the trade and hcus keepers Also wood o. Pr
AnOfofte
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TTfNI THNIIF -. :. -.
i rAtDwARB AUCTION MOTT II JOHN y. VAN
BNgWERp SON. Auclicncrrs Will sell ibis day. May ~
70 clock 1T the sail soom, 70 - liam ~ W lots o.
frqhah Id American Hard ware ute ~ &c EN-
hraclrg desirable asrru ent " gpots Also ~ Ward
Go Il liable Cutlery, u lbyor eros sup nor Rocket
NrKne sipO 11 dozen ~ Handle SPADE, 50 dozen
ue bendlr Iourd point sho.cs " dnlen - Hasdlc
round rnl Sh0vcls Also large inyoi,e ~ ,thps De
Eslts steel EhnElrR, Cav snd Lahing Hatcbets ali
pte d. IN cue order A1st rrtnch sreN LOOK 90
screw yes. Also 90 BIS charoa Horse MALTA. AL skes
rs t,k oil goDss zee 10 GTn 70 Edward 8ofnux
10 ierms cash, IN bankahle money.
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FINANCIAL.


A UGUgf BELMONT co, BANKERS, NO. 50 wAIA.
"A street Few York, Issues letters Of credit
svssb In all parts Of Euroue through the Mesrs RsAs
child Of Paris London, Frankfort Vienna Naples and 49,
correspondents
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A UCTIoE SALE OF FINE ROSE WOOD AND MAHo.
"A gsny Furnit ure Rosewood apofortes, 6c &C Hav-
Ing received for sale from families breaking houseksep
ine. furniture than sslsEroom will conveniently
hold have been compeeJ to hire for the sAe 0t
same y No - Bowey. aud win sell on Friday, May s. at
l0s O'Clock, fine rosewood PiaLofore octave,
ntal7 new one rosewood do, six octave and large
sortmen Of and black walnut Psror and
Easy Chairs Rockers oofas Divsns touches, Tete tees
and esror SUITS In haircloh plush damsk and brocael
ecetsy Boz kcas@ Wsrdrobts and sdebosrs single dou
lie and French Bedseads marble top Pueaus Washssnds
Urge assortment Centre Card end Pier Tsoles Mante and
Tier bn and Locking gssses large assortment OF
Brussels Velvet and Ingram Carps,s Olcoh and Mating
ace and standing Desks steel f1se Engraving OF Paint
inss large t of Kitchen Furniture, Counter stoves &c
&C lac above sale peremptor and article will pos
lively be sold aud viii be found well worthy the aiten1n OF
the trade ard others. Deposits required.
A N. CnIsrALAR, Auctioncer.
store 70 let; Immediate pcsse.sion.
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If II. MINER, AuCTIONEER--SALESROOM No. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post office kINER 4
THoRP ill sell at auction, Thursday May 1861, at "
O'clock in front OF their 81
Bose i hands high years cd sound and kind in all har
free and pleasant driver sands without tying and
suitable either for family Doctors leather Top
Buggy city built, in good order and but little used; OF
single Harness. covered mountngs made by Lowry, of
Broadway lap Robe Blspkets, Whip &c. Sold only FOR
want of use, the owner going South.
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UCTIOS rOTICt.-H r. WILLARD, AUCTIoNEBR,
"A SALkSkOOs NO "a CEDAR srKBEr,
OPPOSITE POST OtFiDE.
GREEN HOUSE PLAsls AID HARDY FLowERfNd
SHRUBS.
AZ auction this moving, AT 0S O'Clock at The saesroom
cdar lkge collection Plants and
NJ Trees ac. rale without reserve.
UCTI0N rorICR-sro0K or CRoCKEsy, GLASS
~ ard China, o. DEALER decipg the bufinesS Friday,
Nay Il 20 oct t At Ns 8agd opposite EsseN Mar
Catalogue sale of chnce FOR cash, lots for
dealers, Ar NO reserve. No postponemsnt
WM ~ sHIaLBY, Aactioteer.
A CCTTOS.-BROwNE NICHOLS VIII SILL.
"a saturday May :, 90 Get IN front sseSrcoms -
street. sspeudd par tailed bay horses, bsek
igs, names and iss * hands higt, years DID WIZ b.
warranted SOUND kild add gentle; prompt snd sylih dn
Lev arc OWNED by gntlom OF isis cty whl has
further for them he IN front OF saesrolm
Frcay. between N sIa az O'Clock.
UCuON hOTICE LARGE SALE or ~ GSIruRR--
4 lhs Gay Al II o'clock by Bell n Ire 1AH In
THEFT ssesrOOm 20 NOw Bt VERY Furniture or All decp
from Families, els. hsrroprns &c exten i've
a. b. advertised lp chairs, Bedstesds Beds hse sos,
reddns Ttbes, coun'ert Paintings 10 20 king stoves,
StOU tsst- large lot Glass Doors shea store Fixtures,
80 ohns, barrels, casks hsg, &C sale 10 he cSnn
urd Friday
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ISIRBr GLASS ENAMELLED FURrTrCRR PLAIN
Il Decorated and aimed; cold walnut and oak Sets Nat
tress-s Spring BedA &C suits iron 80 and upwards j.
W. FIsBEK co manu- sctureIs 60 Broadway, between
Blocker and BOND streeta4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

ARD WARRANTS FoR SALE
Ia ALI. TIiB STZHS,
TAN LOB BROrHBRA,
A7 Broadway, OF Murray steak
And 70 Wall street. owper q ra8a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Ricllard Warren, Esq president Of the
PIigrlm Society, reports that the SUM ofSl7 1852
has been received from subscriptions for the
monument to be erected over the Pilgrim
Rock at Plymouth.
NANTUCKET.
The Nantucket Mirror says that on Thurs
day noon brigantine passed the south side nj
the island, and about an hour after, low. rak.
ish looking schooner of about 200 tons. follow
ed in full chase When within about Il or 3
miles from the bark, she commenced to fire
upon her, and kept up an incessant cannonad.
ing, as long as she could be discerned
RHODE ISLAND.
The third Rhode Island regiment left Prov
idence, Saturday, to join Sherman's brigade
on Long Island The regiment is full, the
men are courageous and in earnest and their
appointments and equipments are reported to
be all that can be desired.
PERSONAL.
Gen, McClellan's pastor, in a sermon at
Troy, lately confirmed the truth of the state
ment that before going to Western Virginia,
the general united with him in prayer.
Elk Gov. Briggs on Saturday was some
what better. He was able to write on a slate
to his wiie-"It has come ; be still and know
that | am God" He bears his terrible suffer
ings manfully.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Isaac N. Cobb Of Bristol, II. l., who was
wounded in the battle of Bull Run, died in the
hospital at Richmond soon after lis arrival
there. He was found on the battle field, and
with other wounded prisoners, was taken on
rough journey to Richmond some of them
being killed on the way, Others lingering few
hours or days after their arrival.
In the Iowa democratic convention the Sc
cessiOn democracy were the strongest, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Plis, prepared by
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh, ranked among the
most popular remedies of the day. That it will cure
Ivercomplant sick headache, and dyspepsia is be-
yond doubt Read the following testimony from well
known lady and gentleman from our own city:
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. 1851.
Mr. and Mrs Williams, No. 24S Seventh street, testify
that they have both been suffering from liver complaint
Tor abou, i've during which time they have spent
large amount Of money and tried many remedies, but
to purpose Finally, hearing Of Dr.. Flames Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros. they purchased four boxes
which they took according to the directions accompany
ing each box, and pronounce themselves perfectly
cured of that distressing disease.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR.. MLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILES manufactured by FLEM-
ING BROS, PlrTsBuBGu, PA. There are other Pills
purportng be Liver pills now before the public DR..
MLe's genuine Liver pills. also his celebrated yerini
fuge, be had at all respectable drug None
genuine gjth00t The Signature Of FLEMING BROS.
81 A6tNwlt C5l1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

The Hon. VIM. A. Appleton, we are sorry
TO learn, will soon resign his seat in Congress
successor will probably be chosen at our
November election. Mr.. Appleton's high
character, and peculiar qualifications for the
station of representative of Boston, render his
withdrawal a deep misfortune, not only to
Massachusetts, but TO the country. Among
all our eminent citizens it will be difficult TO
find one to take his place at Washington who
will command as much respect and confidence
as Mr.. A. has enjoyed. We trust, however,
that the choice will be made with care, and
that the only consideration which shall decide
it will be the competency and disposition of
the individual selected to discharge the duties
Of the position in accordance with the nations
welfare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

PATRIOTIC ACTfoN IN CoNNECTIcuT.-Th
republican state central committee OF Connec-
ticut have issued brief circular urging upon
the republicans Of that state the importance
and propriety OF cordial union of all true
friends of the government in their coming tall
elections for town officers, for the purpose OF
sustaining the national army, and putting
down the rebellion which is rampant within
OR borders. The TACT that a small number of
sympathizers with the rebellion in several
towns have thrown shadow upon the firm
and earnest loyalty of the state, has awakened
new purpose and energy there in favor of the
government The energetic action OF the ex.
ecutive, and the prompt response of volunteers
to the call for regiments for the war have been
worthy of the state, and will be remembered
when the history of the war shall be written.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

10 Horse Vvners.-Sweet's Tufallible Eminent
or Horses is unrvaled by any, and in all
ness, arisngfrOm SprainS, Bruises Wreuehng its eff
ects magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls,
Scratches Mango, &c it Will also speedily, SPAWN
and RngbOue be easily prevented and cured IN their
neipcnt stages but conirmed cases beyond the pos
sIbfy of Tddcafcure. No Of the kind, however,
is desperate hopeless but may alleviated by
this Lnimcnt and its faithful apnoation will always
comparative
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
fJr its timely the first appearance OF Lpeness
INTELLECTUALLY prevent those formidable diseases
toned, to which ali horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses neArly worthless
mG3l d3taw &weOwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

TnE MARYLAND TRAIroRs.-The "peace"
traitors having been essentially silenced in
New England and New York, have commenced
operations with renewed yigor in Maryland
and one or two other states where treason is
still tolerated They hold state convention
at Baltimore, to-day, in pursuance of a recon-.
mendation OF members of the late legislature
of which convention we trust Gen. Div will
have judicious oversight. The burglars and
assassins who expect IMMUNITY by Disgusting
their calling under harmless phrases, are the
most dangerous of men, and deserve the
swiftest punshments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

BLAcKBERRIEs,-Mr A. S. Denny of Mill
bury has on exhibition at NJ, B. Green's store
some fine looking blackberries raised on a
bush Of his yea,'s gloctF, ten feet long and three
inches in circumference. There are three
other branches from the same root of the same
length. The soil on which it grew is dry and
not very rich. 1t will be remembered that it
is now about six weeks past the bearing sea.
son for blackberries.
MIR. Green has also on exhibition at his store
four tomatoes, OF his own raising, on one clus
ter, weighing three and half pounds. They
are OF the improved Lester variety.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

New ARMY ORDER The officers of reei-
ments and companies in Massachusetts now
absent from duty have been ordered to report
forthwith for active service at their respective
camps. NOn-commissoned officers and pri.
Yates attached to companies now in camp have
also been ordered to report Immediately for
duty. In the future furloughs will be given
to neither officers nor privates, except in cases
Of imperative and oyerruling necessity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

Dialogue No. =, between Smith and Jones.
Snuth-llere was getting 81 per day my employ
CT gives me S25 per DAY and tells me l am lucky TO
get work for that.
Jones-Why Smith. should think you was, for know
some smart men who do not get hail Of that others
can not work at all, unless they work nothing aud
board themselves
Smttl-Well. am lucky and must get along and buy
my Croeker and Carpets cheap and try and save some
thing If the times are hard
Junes-Hes, must all try and save something, and
do not know better than for all poor people and
purchasers who would something, TO buy rheir
Housekeeping Goods in the Bay State Block, the
etica exchange Let us call and see il this is
jel5 dtf ORSON y. HEATH Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-10

TURF IN WoEoEs TER -GREAr FIFTY MILE RAcE.-FalI
Noon Trotting Pdfk.- On TUESDAY, sept. 10, 1851,
there will he ofGfy miles, for purse Of Ave hun.
dredred dollars (s5dJ between \. Dal.ons cclcbrat-
ed une hundred mile horse Broker" and G. Il. Wcs-
sons W. m, white Lilcy." Trottlng to commence ut
2o'clock p H. Admission to the Track, 50 cents Car
rages will leave the head OF r. ster 10 o'clock
So dtsgF