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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02


NEw YORK, July 30.--Special to
the P0SE
A party OF rebels were observed
last night engaged in sounding the
depth Of the Potomqc at Coou's
.'ori. above Grear Falls.
BeaureonId has sent parties OF
troops into l. 'ndon county, Virginia
tS procure provisions and wagons
Gen. Mcclellan has issued An or
er lorbidding the departing Soldiers
rom taking their arms with them.
Two companies went ont yesterday
on the Fairiux road. n distance Oi ten
miles from Alexandria, bat saw NJ
traces of the enemy.
A slave. who has inst arrived
from the Springfield station, Virgin
ia, reports tint there Rro no rebels AT
that point, bnt that n considerable
number OF the enemy are posted al
Bnr;'s station. five miles above.
General Robert Anderson, visited
tho Secretary Of War to-day.
Special to the World:
Thrconfcdrratc forcce are MOVING
North f. and South East rom
Manassas. They int"ud to make
three simultaneous attacks on The
approaches to Washington. The
centre will make q icigncd attack
on Arlington or Alexandria.
Thern are p'ckets ont 10 five miles
apart on the Potomac aud the Ches'
opeaItc, from Ilarpcr's Ferry To
Fortress Monroe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
IspEpEypENoE. July 20. - TIL

ISDEPENDENoE. July 20 - The
steamer White Cloud. while convey.
ing a party Of United States troops
to some point up the river, was fired
into at Blnc Mills landing on Mon.
day, and some OF the troops killed
and wounded. 1t is reported shat
these troops had destroyed all the
ferry boats un their way up the river,
and committed some depredations
in the towns. which 30 incensed the
people that they congregated in one
or two places aud fred on the boat
The citizens o. THE and Clay county
knew nothing OF the attack until
they heard the cannonading aud saw
the light OF the burning buildings
which were fired 10y the troops aitei
the attack on the boat.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

BALTIMORE, July 3o.-It proves
to he untrue that tho Confederates
gave the federal troops at Newport
News, notice to quit. The Confed-
crate flag OF truce was sent in for ana
other purpose.
On the arrival here Of the steamer
Baltimore, with Colonel Duryea's 3
regiment on Saturday, several con.
traband negroes who had smuggled
themselves on board, we're pointed
ont to the Police by tho Colonel, and
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

SANDY Hook, July 81, - The
schooner Tropic Wind has arrived
off this port from Fortress Monroe,
in charge OF aprizs crew. The Iyo.
pic Wind was seized on the Goth Of
June, by the order Of Gen. Butler,
Tor violation Of the blockade and
communicating with the enemy after
having been warned,by the Pa,cnse.
She had been seized once before, by
the Monticello, and taken to Wash.
lngton. but was released BY order
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

CAiRo, Illinois, July 20.-The
rebels have not approached nearer
Bird's Point than New Madrid. 1t
is rumored that two steamers arrived
there yesterday from Memphis,
loaded with horses and troops
jeff. Thompson, with 700 Arkan-
sas troops arrived at st. Luke, Mis-
souri,, Friday evening. He has been
appointed General, to succeed Gen.
Watkins in command OF the forces
at that place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

IlousE. - After various amend
ments had been debated, The enact
ing c'anse, on motion of Mr.. NAL
tory, Of Kentucky, was stricken ont,
Yeas. So; nays. IS.
The committee then rose. when
the tact was reported ~ the House.
Mr.. McClernand, Of Illinois, moved
that the bill he recomln,ted to the
Committee Of Ways aud Means.
with instructinns to reduce onc,hali
the amount Of direct taxes apportion'
ed TO the statca in the first section y!
The bill. and to make up the amount
desired by Intending the lst OF tax.
able personal property.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont. suggest.
cd the modification which Mr.. Nc.
Clernani accepted, that the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means be in
s'ruc'ed to report forthwith a bill.
and on the basis of twenty millions
by direct taxation, aud that snch
other sums as may be necessary be
raised on personal income or wealth
Of the country The question was
taken on Mr.. Netherlands motion
as modified by Mr.. Morrill,. and de.
tcrmined IN the affirm ,tive. Yeas,
7G; nays, 33. The House then ad
iourncd.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

PIrrsBrRGu, July 3).-Thc Du
Cnesne depot Of the Penheyivania
Railroad Company accidentlg took
fire nhout hal'-rast three this alter
noon, and was entirely consumed
with all its contents. Fire supposed
to have originated in the basement.
where about 5000 barrels Of oil
were deposited, The flames sprcnd
so rapidly that it was impossible to
arrest the fire or save anything in
the bnilding. In quarter OF an
hour the entire structure WIS in a
sheet OF flames. All the oil con
sumed, with ten freight cars and
goods, ia not supposed to exceed, in
vane. $4,000. The depot was valued
at Sl00 900. 1t WAS built in 1854.
The amount OF insurance is large,
bnt not yet ascCrtaincd.
All the houses in the rear Of the
alley were mostly occupied by fam
lies, numbering perhaps twenty,
and some dwellings, on Pennsylvania
and Liberty streets were consumed,
besides several badly injured.
All goods to and from tho WesI
are transported about two miles
from the Duquesne depot, and none
hut goods tor Pittsburg were de-
s,royed.
The Railroad Company have
taken prompt measures to erect &
temporary building to accommodate
their trade until the depot can be
rebuilt. No Inconvenience will re-
suit to the business ot the company
from this disaster. w..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

BALrlMuRr, July 20. - Advices
from Harper's Ferry state that Gen.
Johnston had not returned to Win
chester or Charlestown up to yester-
day.
Ono regiment Of London county
volunteers had gone to Leesburg.
1t was repor ed that two more
regilncnts were en- route for Maras.
sas.
Gen. Lee had been assigned COM
mand OF the upper Potomac, vice
Wise. II is expected movement
will be made against Rosecranz.
The second Rhode Island battery
and thirteenth and sixteenth Indiana
regiments have arrived.
This afternoon n steamer went to
Fort McHenry to take all state 2ris.
oners to Fort Hamilton, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

BALTIMORE, July 81. - From
Sandy Hook, Maryladd, We learn
all is quiet at Il,rpcr's Ferry'so day
Banks is occupied in Strengthening
himself and forming the army into
brig des. His position commands
llarper's Ferry, and can easily be
made impregnable.
The railroad bridges ia to be in
mediately rebuilt. s'' B
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
THE PAIN KILLER

Has been tested in every variety Of climate and
by almost every nator known to Americans.
It rs the almost constant companion and in.
estimahlc friend Of the missionary and the
traveller, on sea and land. and no one should
travel on our LAKES or RIVERS WITHOUT +
IT.
BE sure you call fer and get the genuine Pain
Killer, rs many worthless noHtrums are at
tempted To ho sold on the great reputation Of
this valuable medicine.
Rs- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
Price Is cts, and 81. per bottle.
J. y. HARRIS X CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and wrstern
states.
Sold wholesale and retail By
ISRAEL GREEN,
A. LANGWORrliY, Findlay;
J, NJ. HUBER u CO.,
z. BARNEY, Pleasantville;
REMOVER & OWEN, independence;
GILBERT FAHI. 4 CO., Vanlue;
J. W. LATHAM, Mt. Blanchard;
7. MAHON Il SON, Williamstown.
MAY "a, lsGl.-(Oct. II, COZ lly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
FEM AIIES.

The many certificates which have been ten.
dcred us, and the letters which We are daily
receiving, are conclusive proof that among
the women these Bittors have given n satsGlc.
tion which no others have ever done before
No woman In the land should he without them,
and ;hoso who once use them VIII not fail t.
kppD "A SuDniV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

TnE skull Of Lick Turpin, the Gel
ehrated Highwsyman, was recently
soil IN London, for three dollars.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

Gen. Polk has refused passes TO
any persons wishing to leave Mem.
phis for any NorthaEn akate.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
roNr,, McComh county, Michigan, I
lu'v q lyI0

ITIVs
MEssRs. !. y. HAWRIs 4 c.. -Gontlcmen- Tie
conNdercc have ~ Perry DAVIS Pam Killer
~ remedy tor Colds Coughs. Burns. SpraIns
and Rheumatism ior he cure of Which have
successfully used H., induce me To- recommend
its virtues - others,
4 lew months ago had recourse TO Il To DC.
troy \ f,lon: although had never heard nj jis
hriuc used for that purpose but having suffer-
cd Intensely from y former one. and having no
other remedy At hand, applied the Pain XIII.
er freely for about tlitocn minutes At evening,
and repeated the application very hrieAy next
morning. which entirely DESTROYED the i,lOn.
and Increased my confidence IN the utility ~
the rem)Gy. Yours truly.
A, W. CURTIS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

SENATE. - Senator johnson, oi
Tennessee, spoke at length on the
resolution approving vf the acts oI
the President, and his eloquent re-
marks frequently elected applause
from the floor and galleries. He
ir, quently referred to and rebuked
l}reckinridge's speech on the sam,
subject, previously reported. aud
closed with All appeal to the gov
ernlnent to save them from the most
corrupt and dircful conspiracy eveI
seen in tho world.
Tho resolution wns postponed till
Monday. ...-.-.-...---.-
Mr Collamer, Of Vermont, intro
dnccd n bill in addition to tho ac,
relative to the duties on impor,s
and force bill, which passed.
After nn Executive Session IN,
Senate adjourned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02

Weak Lrrgs, Iud'te-'or. Dyspepsia Diseases
OF tho Nervous system, Paralysis, Piles, and
tor Ill Gases requiring n tonic.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
DR.. J. Bovee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERSI!I

from all who haze pd' used them. We chal.
lence tho world to produce their cnual.
These Bttors for tho cure Of Well; Stom.
nchs, General Debility, and for purifying and
enrichng the blood. aro absolutely UusIrpass.
cd by any other remedy on earth. To ~ US.
surcd Of this, II Is only necessary 10 make TIE
trial. The Vino itself Is ni "a very SUPERIOR
quality, being about onc.third stronger Than
other wines; warming aud nviGurtling the
whole sys,cm from the head to the feet, As
ihese Btler' are tonic and Alternative In their
character, ~ they strengthen and invi igoritc
tho whole system and give dIr and healthy
action TO all its parts, by equal,z.uE the circu
latlon, removing distractions, and producing
a general warmth. They arc als, excellent
tor diseases and wea6neSS peculiar 10 E,-
males, whrru u tonic Is required tu strengthen
and brace tho system. No lady. who Is sub
ject ~ lassituGe and iuninoss. should be
without them, rs they arc revvlng iu u.eir
nptinf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

ard in thp respect no foutiy valuable 70 th
,,cgaou WHO lugt us hon. For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

soRrMsn ssIEF CO.
:. ;. on ri. day TsssasyS Nay TO- o'clock, J.,
tween fifth and si,,h avenues.
Oak Dining Room and rosewood CHAMBER Turntpfe
Pier and xanse Mirrors rich srocsel and Lace Curtains.
Artistic Bronzes, Parian Marble and Bisque Figures,
Horses, Carriage, Family Barou, he.
Elegant rosewood marble top Consoles,
Room suits H.. stand, soSG svsrssrs, &c Our friend:
and others desiring hrs. class aCrssh.d Surps should
@ Hs !: s
sale 81 rs 5'aT
sSa FSssroGd GS cared case and legs Ssd with
sy broad.sy makers fully sSsrsntecd tested
uSsss s1S s s
DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
Two elegant I'M suits richly carved In fruit and lowers
na DO s
satin; Reclining Chairs covered with velvet rosewood
Sssa sss s WORK . S
Ad VA, AN GENT AID MODERN OFT PAINTINGS
BY eminent artists two match Paintings By Northsot the
Dsyd, ihs immaculate Conception, after Marillo's
Or s Pc GsfS sa e% s,
Leand two match Painting Lsndscspee BY Cole; superb
aSyspns Pier Srors large Sanse Mirrors Vs1
Bronze statues Minerva Goddess OF War; Hamlet Joan
OF Arc Richard CGur Leon Indian Warrior Music Poetry
Rembrandt, Painting Rubens Fisher Boy and orb Cupid
Psyche Two magnificent Bevres Vases from the colec
tonSof Jerome Bonspsrte PaYan Vases Fgurss Bisque
and ormou ornamen Sts sqgs,S ROM 99ln Clock
Solid oak Buffet satuary marble top Extension Table; 10
match Chsrs Oouche Mirrors China Dinner aud Tea Sets
ruby crystal and engraved Glassware, solid silver
Dinner fes Service sheffield Table Cutlery silver plated
Casters Coffee Urn Cake Baskets spoons, Butter Knives
Napkin Rings, sslvers, Table LlnenI&c
Rosewood Dressipr Bureaus Bedsteads Commodes Ward
rooes shaving stands Armour Glaze Toilet Taots Hair
Snd Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Linen shee
oounerpanes, Sofas Rockers Chairs. Hssand, Stair Car
Kitchen Furniture
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A FoRsAs o soi1trA VcTIoszsHs-souss
h-GNIs'o ~ rJ h4tiysh aSc41o svhsfroHs
A. Tho elegant residence Sis ws.: Fourteenth street. near
rms DAY GuEssA AZ, NAY 4 AT IL O'CLOCK
Household Furniture and wolk: d AZ es' -'''''' .
Commencing II O'Clock preussy-tss -nrs elegant fur
large dweln All Of which win be- sod snhou. reserve and
cus, be removed Immediately oonsne q everything % be
Room and Chamber Furniture
Catalogues re.dy BY o'clock this morning when the whole
parors contain superior velvet Carpets three magnacen.
,mscn and gold san. q the most s1psnsye a-.ssu.an
% and % na
SID blue crimson ano maroon SATIN cold rosewood
carved PER- sofa and side rsSes With marble sops ssres
sosh ssswocd Etegs,ss with marble pis glass door
Tors rabies day bronze and ormola clocks elegant china
With rich and heavy gold fms aaDts sror 70 match q
and oorniss large and extensive variety Of on Paintings
the
ng collection superior rosewood pisnofcre full seven
set with PEARL cost sS being nsSmsns ross
Piano Stool covered In sAn with an elegant and cost
ninns i Room s kch vsys. ca-pst in good ORDER
arSi top Fsnoy Taele Mirrors sofa BEDS cSsirs in Ssr
Vine sn Al tine Sy .sS ss sna cut
match rich china fes and Dinner Sets costly Silver Ware
ers caee snd Tea urns spoons Forks Liquor stands sa
perlor Table Cutlery, marble PiAhsrs &c
sss:assIy marble ssS ssIs.as 5e%@ss
made 70 ana IN excellent sonaos Sss IA op
Sesrom srrors Clocks Toilet Tables sowe hacks Toilet
Chairs RpSa Sofas Lounges Couch Bed. Han ssod:
Of Basement Useusil, SC. with which the sale
VIII commence - -. r,--.. - ,,
bly, postponed from yesterday q the storm
sale positive this day. rain shine az the family break
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

~. gal 1rset-Esgant ROSEWOOD Furniture, Msn.el hco
r CIV ssssss sss ,s silver Tea ssryce &C. &C. n
street bstwe~n ha:dougal and sullivan streets at 03
o'clock the elegant Furniture contained the said
nzsbg CANT carved rosewood SUIT IN rich satin brocats;
rosewood Eegee rosewood Piano Pier and Cene Tables
n Lace Curtains, rosewood Bedstead Bureau
We've. and Brussels CarDss Glassware Dinner Set
sion fa' le bronzes, China Vases Gas Chandeliers and Oh
Paintings teed Basement and Kitchen furniture lso
one sterling Silver Tea Service hsrdsomey embossed:
1 he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

A uU gt 6Is,u s0TlCE-aREAT BARGAIrs-A LARGE
sno assortment Of every description of second
hand housenod ryiture viii be pant, prices for
Two asJa 20 10 Clinton place. Broadway Few and
eecSnd nsnd sere Pier and other
and M geneel
nne 9Ar Gaiueeses Beds and Bedding. Lounges,
6sg Chairs Las and Brou.tel window CurtSins Dining
Room sets IN OAK AND walnut large Bookeasea Gc, rch
Table Cutlery ana Glass Ware, Kitchen utcnss Ac In
abort bc sssor.men win b found % ali The most
sold one half their value Parties want OF ANY OF The
above goods viii And 10 their pecpnary advantage 10 call
themselves before auction or
chasng elsewhereL Doors open from A NJ 20 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
UCTIoN NOTICE
"A MOUSE SALE OF ELK 3ANT FURNITURE.
Sl2 600 worth of rich Parior


Chamber, Dining Room and Library
Furniture at Public auction.
Magniaeen. Parlor quits,
Elegant Pianoforte &c
This day (fuesday) May T. by RUSSELL W. WEsrCOTr,
auconeer commencing at O'Clock precisely al the residence
lb2 Twenty first This sale embraces the eutire
first clsss Furniture and costly of the house. al
OF which will be sold TO the highest bidder for cash.
Parlors contain
magnificent Suits solid rosewood Furniture one OF
which covered In crimson and maroon nroae the otheria
blue and gold both suits entirely two handsome Gothic
lined with sa,n wood marble top Centre and Pier
Tables six hundred yards rich Tapestry and
Carpets al put down within two months; rurksh Lnnge
with Chairs TO match; Dsmask and Lace Curtans Gold and
Landscape Shades Velvet Rugs otoaus four rich Mante
and Pier Mirrors Artistic Bronzes Dresden
Vel Vases Lava and Parian Paror Ornaments Chnonner
Consoles,
Elegant rosewood Pianoforte,
Music Cabinet Cover and Stool.
wood Chamber Furniture Of description marble
top Bureans Bedstesds twelve Hair Beds and
Bedding French Chairs Bronze Clocks Rockers Nulsire
Chairs rete Tetss Engrsvings fue Landscape Paintings
Chandeliers, Wardrobes, &c
Dining Room.
Oak Extension Table rnsrpie top Buffet Oak Chairs Silver
Ware French and Bohemian China of all kints rich Cut
Glass spoons Forks Casters Urps Tea Service &c two
fine sofa Bedsteads with large variety of mahogany and
walnut Furniture not here enumerated Bale will commence
dining room at one o'clock precisely rain or shine Gaia
togues at house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
U II. LUDLOW. AUcrIoSEER

IN TT. ",
~. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE
II y. LUDLOW 4 CO. WIN sell 1t auction Tuesday,
NAY 1881 :, II O'Clock at l69 West Fourteenth street
near seventh handsome Furniture consisting Of
nAryed rosewood PAror Suit in damask wood
top fables crimson nohair Curtains lace Drspes
gilt Cornices gil. Chandeliers, elegant Mirrors With
bases oak frame Mirrors and Cornos rosewood extension
Dining Table Dssk oak rsbles marble top; Chairs
seat hooking Chair bronze Chsndeber rosewood and
black slnu Betseads WArarobes Lounges, SEEDING &C.
also Kitchen Furniture Catalogues the sucopears o.
Gee, No. Pine street
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A a. RICHARDS, AUCTIoNKER Xix HUNDRED
IN. Shoes and Bros MT auction, by RrOH
AIDS wHIrlNa on wsdnesdsy May 8 at io,s O'clock
Of regular goods win be offered prime invoice Of stock
0oods ali Of which win b very dersb,s beth FOR city aud
country trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS -THR ABOVE
~ hotel grounds are now In COED condition receive vis
tiers Tor the the half GOOD
order and ~ fer use Everything Of the rst order viii be
the desire on the propfetress TO her patrona The
stables shets with privilege Of TRACK let respectable
and espcndne party, on reasonable terms q. CORSOnn
,schse.
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EDWARD sCHEkCK, AUCTIONEEg
II SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
By L. r. II. sCHENCk, this day and Wednesday a. l0

q, ", =
large and fun @ second hand aosesod purn
ture CONSISTING in part Of rosewood mahogany and vat
Pier a,Tros and ofnss s. s1%n.ss ye S:
Brussels and ingram CarOe onsD.hs marble top
'sS and I
and ana
and mshcgany Sofas Chairs ssd aoier oss and
Dining Boon chars marble TOP saaes s5tenson TABLES
nsSre u.,,s.,
a1r sss ss oSTpess q large O. me
TRADE is respectfully called 70 these sales
EpwAKD srAsroN, AUcTIosEER-wILL SELL on
Gs1 and s ps
Vine
unity buy saeh vines at asr
e ns n ss '0s SALE SSS IN lots " suit pn
K coLlos, AucHosEEa -HoUsEHoLD FuaN.
' :, pas &c lss day Ty
part rosewood mahogany black oak elegant
which but %sn,ds s.o IL
hpes pS s Gsps snq o TS
large assortment Of uphsse Of various isds A Trim
Ao 50 Cottage Bedtesds aud ab Cottage Chairs sale
positive n B-RememDer the hour, Y O'Clock noon
GFoaeE COOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wa.
NJ gons, Harness. &c BY GEORGE COOK, this day, at
O'CLOCK store la Broadway Victoria Phseton,
RocsaSsys single and pup or sons o Shn
II may concern; Also two new Family Wagons for four
persons.
GEORGE QooK, AuoIIoNEER- Fur.
lo O'Clock isi broadway, elegant stock
SUITS Of ane and ia aoa. my Chamber sa
in rosewood BLACK walnut and Mahogany Dining Room fur
Ssre sea- ocatb Silver piaed Ware, 1s as one ee
CANT rosewood Piano. seven octave, nearly new
IJENRY H LEEDS. AUCrIoNEER -Exra AoRprsA
d LESDs CO win sell at auction on Iaesday md
Ss he c It IA @ ss
sale e seSrss and Marble ;ss M
modern schools The following the works Of high
IspSie 70 be oee on ina 1n
eo s yns s91d y sSnEs
aonek Williams. VIM Perry sidney Cooper, Start
vickar Boucher Segns Muller, Moran Leo Dr;uyn %or
Harp s s DC ad s9a
. o many eP o o.
1 he seeSisd 2 Sd 81 se SSsPs @ b Ear
auction =, The Merchants Exchange in this city after
i se a. from he
ss oy h PsS sss mo q en tx
zion the public mind than this wonderful work Forsn
mos talented scapors Of his me Fora has pissed he
sanoy g. O. s Of the s Of ss y
works an .exaqsi,ey modelled md hishs flushed bus;
the Dusseldorf Gallery above. three days and
uENRY II. LEEDS. AUCuoNEER HENRY a
a. oeos IN 'front.' M s so :, % g sa res
black Carriage Horses about fifteen hands high slisn drly
10 plated Harness
order also small nSn Pony sdsetsd T. ladies' sI
sd osher n with Seh 90 ~o OF wae g
pessy for chdrens use; also the arnsss making alto
turning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

g }. BoGART. AuCTIoNEEas WILL SILL ON
~ wednesdny May A. los O'Clock q the auction r,oms
of Parlor Suits tofas Tables Chairs Carpets OH
cloth, Looking Glasses 10 also large lot OF Wall Paper,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
SUMMER RESORTS.

HUNTINGTON HARBOa, l.. THE HOUSE KNOWN
III the late Mrs scudders opened for accm-
mocaton OF summer Boaruers The situation ia most de-
and aarcna every facility for bathing boating ashns
win L. Bdserton Rodgers Ha,ch, z92 broadway n Y.
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GEORGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR.
VI n,ure by GEORGE COOK, to morrow Wednesday,,
01a O'Clock at store Sl Broadway stock OF
class Furniture, made expressly FOR city USE vizysor
suits or fine and la various Chamber
in rosewood black walnut and mahogaoy Dining fur
ntture Library do alo Bookcases Bufss Centre Tables
&atire Oilcloh, Silver Flated Ware Ass,
CANT rosewood Piano, seven octave nearly new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
HENRY B HERTs, JR, AUCTIoNEER,
Ii win sell on Thursday, May O. at l01a o'clock,
At p Dey street, up stairs.

Or large and valuable stock of ready made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Furnishing Goods. &c,
Comprising in part fine Frock Coats sacks, business and
other Goats, Cashmere Doeskn. Sainet and cotionade
Pants Velvet elk Satin Goth, Marsees other Vests
Summer Clothing In every variety also large assortment
Of eentlemens Furnishlpg Goods, Shirts Collars Gloves
6carfs, Shawls Ties dc DC.
Also Piece Goods Cassimeres Broadcoths, Doeskins
Batinets, yesngs Cottonades Lnings. Farmers satns
sec,as Sewing siks Thread Buttons, &C. &C To be sold
without for cash By order of the assgnees
Catalogues viii be ready ea,ly morning Of sale.