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WINES AND LIQUORS.

q OOO CASES OF CLARET WINE, NOW IN STORE,
O.UOU cheap for cash in quantities TO suit; delivered
free. r. g. Il. BROWN, importer of carets, sole United
st-@~s -Asr WiIHs-~,
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Cd % RED ASH coal PER TON OF 1000
use well screened and delivered promptly Yard les West
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED uN
IN iii the 9Th Jay Of May 1855, II O'Clock NJ, sup
plying the United States Subsistence Department 6
Tho cattle be delivered Washington City, and eac,
animal average ZOO pounds weight; adj
United which weighs less than loo pounds efers
Tie cattle dellvered such times and IN such qua
titles as the gogcrnm.nt may require
The delivery OF cattle to- be made the 10th OF June,
1862, thereafter as government may require.
bond with good and sufficient security viii be required
Government reserves 10 ef the light 10 In Treasury
notes. other funds,
No bid will be when In by contractors who
have previously failed TO comply with their contracts
where the bidder is present respond his bid
The firms should be stated In FULL with the pre-
else address of all The members Of the firm
A. Washington d. @. -
We, -, of the county of -, and State OF ---. and
-. Of the county of -, and State Of 49,, do hereby
guarantee that is able fulfil q nccordan nee
with the terms Of his proposition and that should bis
accordance herewith.
should be awarded him. we are prepared 10
become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended 70 each bid.
IN Sealed proposals for purchasing all the Hides
low Hoofs and Horns Of the beef cattle killed by the Army
OF the Potomac under command of Gen. Mcclellan.
vited till the 10th day Of May 1884, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
Is intended that the contractor shall follow te and
collect the hides and taow oos and HORNS and shall
his risk He will be charged with the articles
each unless he clearly show he
bond with good and suIcient secarty win be required
for the fuhment the contract; and bid will be
tanned from previous contractors who have failed comply
with contracts, and bid will be entertained unless
the bidder II present TO respond TO his bid
The articles OF agreement with bond, will be required
be entered into within two days after the opening Of the
Tho bids to be directed TO Major A. Bcckwith comissa
Of Subsistence. Washington, D. o. and endorsed PRO
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Arranged pianos b. ThAlberG
tn. s.s..s So: compose.
Sssss j Il; f. ai Sas 81 III pianos VIII
Madame sEs HlsSS ao41sSaaEk .ss aSzo
Mr.. GoTTsCHALK VIII perform Caprice Chopin and
III as s4 sS s Aa
skidSoLi-IL MO TE SC ,.. and BONANZA, oo--
pGSAs esl fsns YES
Mcses Offices, III Broadway; Shells Wall
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Al NEE s 3: # ##E $ $$$
4 H ssEIss s sH$ s sH$ESsE
81 s
has introduced entire feature, viz: competitions
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pas viii
trained and sasacioas animals During
E EE$# : :E||E: E#sE NH EEE
E#E $ : :EE#: \: GIL E#s $ss
roRTY DISTINCT BREEDS We're sxSiblsd ' isswssl
the Museum for coupe.ion From s thus immense nambeS
s sSSs $SsBssS ssEHfSS B BS$s
ssns q s rssais IN s
S$s$Sss sEssEss H HsSEEEHssH
CONGRATULATED EXCELL.NCE
s Of ss,sAas in the Canine World that DC -
:$$EE $|:# EEs$E HEB: :: $$$:
Including Mr.. s SEASf,s BS SE55DsousD
s,'s Crying Sas
This nas''a&sssGRsI R9s t III $1,000 PREMIUM.
h the EVERY =. saan
O'Clock A. NJ tn 10 o'clock Il t6 n daily
Rare Of aHs dog: .y
hibiiion including the renowned Commodor. Mutt .hs eS
600 Mutt the 3sans or Wooden Cum rG G. the EsSs Fort
Il rs M
Happy Family, Living Turtle Grand AquAriA, &C.
Nc so sgiid1 Ch iIi.
and the la nNh a sa GS%ede''A
EVERY AyEE Rso sA AND EVENING.
asxsb
SsaasTns .nd F fasis
One hundred Babies have been . snssa for
s5msd ne ~; =. s.ssd except % few more T.s
sAsf Ass
TIN HIS sm t2SsHxY 1fETvhkh Nsa Al A.
xEySsnH week.
The grand fairy spectacular Psn!omme Of,
expressly 1s AND % iiss
coMM6SfDSosE? iroors.
who will sustain the ca %s,E sR q
In the comic savfsE 4 EEpFe sHH isa
1sD e THE
H ss. sss.s i%a.
Baron ss%'s. Mas:
"e''" Guests by SIXTY Misses and Masters
S: s.a IN s .as and s
isT;' ozs
Prince :.isa.. q ,s sssp. bank
ssene l. changed into an apartment castle the
s
observation-disclosures changed INTO Footmen-Cndereia's
pair of Slppers-Pedro metamorphosed into
Lord-fhc Far, injunction, fon mus. come home
son--Coach by Pones-Foomen and Coachnlen In
full iveryThe Prince procamaton viii marry the lady
opeosorpa living capds and dispayea IN beau
tfu groupings concluding with Grand Fairy
In the pantomims viii appear At each
zs saaaS saEss ss
Doors open al and O'Clock. Performances commences
Admission % cents Reserved Seats 90 cents Children
10 Reserved Seats, rs cents.
Cinderella Matinee every day Cinderella every Evening
ID Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway, above Grand street.
MSSHAT NIX Eb N Rd syeFf nsns H x.
9. c. CAMPBELL.
F gFn GSYs e. Hsb b Dan Bs ssis
RUGGED PATH, OR SONS OF MALrA
Doors open 7: curtain rises O'Clock. Tickets -
THE ALLEGHANIANs vocALIsrs AND SWISS
week, the ssuyvsaant Institute go Broadway.
U,HB GAIET1Bs, THE aAIkTIBs. THE aArBuKR
Il - Jl6 BROADWAY. GIG -
uS INoTHER sUcSss EHiILs NH
yssEEEE 1 ABxIssI0N
feature in the annals Of management nightly Illus
''''' Of s cSssr s's EALrs
LOVELY, wfTTy AND fNTELLidENT wAITER GIRLS.
interrupted career but meet the ezssncss o.
dcsrminrd nirnty 10 introduce novel cntcrtanmeut Tor
| Free Admission: Remembsr, our location 70
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SALES AT AUCTION.

III. Nassau street, Opposite the Post oaiernMi,
NER q SOMERNIL LILLE will sell ~ auct Or on Aon :
May 49, ~ o'oock in front of saiesroom NO ~
Nassau street hne Bay Mare aoou nine years DID, ~
hands hi, sound and Eind in double single harness,
free sylsa aryer; sold only the owner has no use
for Lill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T AURA xEEsEs rHEArEE
Ma. DG. and ssrs n. s.S d" a. lie w.ex
Romantic and beautiful Drama.
'AA = SEA OF s ICE ., ,ou.
a A0'HHf aor FhssSs PRAYER 4, !, -,
.,cr,vrn ~ o @osnhS sfh ad,i.f EHArrR.
Aras A
aRa Ks Da ssS SgeIfTy s sSi
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
~ 'o'' ''0p'''Mld MONDAY May Is is. mr. = '" A''s"-
Complete success Of the ssS rsTd a &c Spectacle of
which wa. received Saturday night with unbOunded
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCE
THE GORGEOUS CosruM Es,
THE sssas aEdHas hrs9' sEsEGfs
ms NV 1''' 4 GRAND PROCESSION
Of 40 characters SsE1H r. s inssai s.
'.s ''pl,A' - MR E. EDDY.
NJ. ". e. jones, Kais Denim Ryan.
fna member o. the as nsiI Louis. sso-.
And for the ar,s time nsny years. the drama
MILLER AND HIS MEN.
A COMIC FARCE.
n. GOTTSCHALK'S LAST CONcERT-MR GRAY
woss ss . % hs 70 as $ thai ss e.
the present season. according to CONTRACT upon
TUESDAY NEXT, MAY ~.
lie Will 1--WE hN
LAST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SEASON,
AT NIBLO'S SALOON,
having continued his originally entered neo
Tor shorter period, Tor nearly eight months
On this occasion will be produced, for the arss and eeg
time -. ~
Arranged for two pianos by Thalberg.
will be executed 10y the celebrated pianistS,
MASON and GOTrSCiALk.
The celebrated Duet, s"TR0yATORE,n composed %
Gochalk for ThalDerg for pianos, will be
peated by Mr.. MILLS and GOITSCHALK.
On this occasion Will appear
Madame DANGRI, BR1GNOLI, MANCCSI, SUSIS1,
MILLS, MASON, GOTlSCHALk anu MUZIO.
Mr.. GOTTSCHALK VIII perform Caprice Chopin and
Nine DANGRI viii sing CAvATINA sAFFO. ARIA
hUGUENOTTl TERzELLO BARBlERE. with BrisnoA
BRiGNOLI-IL MO TESORO and BONANZA. oou-
posed - pre- sly for Brignoi by Q.ttschAlk.
MANCUSI-Ara Beatrice di Tenda, SuSISI-Ars vkS-
PRES sICILIANA: Duet, Belsaro. with br gnoi
Ticket Offices, 7U Broadway; sibers, Wall street.
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A. N. b. CHAPMAN. AUCTIONEER.
a. MAcr1rrcEsr HousEyoHH ncT F6iss FfTUGTFsGEE
3AINTINGS, STATuARY. b ONES AND MANY RARE
AND COSTLY WOkkS OF ART,

- - SAs<AA 'AASs
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLDS ef F2EN TrrsE
PAINTINGS, STATuARY, b ONES AND MANY RARE
AND COSTLY WohKS OF ART,
y. B. CHAPMAN CO.. Anctioneers, will offer at pub
Ne auction, this day (Monday) May 49, at IL o'clock pre-
cseiy all the elegant Furniture cont tined In tho I'VE story
brown stone mansion No. 70 West Tw street.
Sixth avenue.
The catalogue comprising the largest most costly
eortment Of Household Frniturr, &C.. offered auction
This every lot viii be ptory Sod Catalogues
can be had at Office or NJ the house the morning OF
che sale.
DRAWING ROOMS
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PtANOF0ETE.
superbly carved logs and round finished
all round made 10 order Ter the by city
makers; rosewood St0O DO Muse Stand, French cloth
Cover; two ull sits oi Dawnx Roam Furniture carved
In solid rosewood cnvered VITA "ostal superb Etasrcs
satuary marble tops; grcrstAy and okca.e iincd with
satin wood Centre Tables Chess and Card Tables antique
and Gothic Reception Chairs coveted with bocade; Pier
and Mantel Mrrors emhr,'dered Lace Curtains, Shades
Easy Chair Loung. to matca. covered vita satin arsc
bronze 6atuary, Chova dc Morley Joan Of Arc, Cru.
eaders Hamlet: brons- Clock. Fl To uiatc Oh Paint
ingA two match Paintings BY Coia Marine Views. by
xstchel the Holy Family BY drsia,d rrn. and Flower
b. Delccroix; two mag cent Pal .ngs panel ~
Seieres, representing scsa~s IN tse nsrdsns o. Yer
sailles and Louxembnrs, vsnea a. 800: TIVE Seyres
Vases richly painted, i,,rorted from France by the
Ary marble top; Extension bs match Chairs Ccuches
Mirrors China Dinner snd Tea Ruby aud CpyS nj cut
and engraved Glass Ware liver Dinner and Tea Service
shened Tahe Cutlery, liver aed Casters oonee Urn
Savers Table Linen. &c. Chsmhers- Rosewood Dressing
Bureaus. Bedsteads Commoies. WArirobes, Shaw nG
Stands, Armoire aGace Toilet Tables, Hair and Spring
Mattresse Feather Beds Banke's Linen sheets Counter
Rods &c Also, large of and Kitchen
Furniture.
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COAL

A DMIRALTY STEAM C0AL-7l4 TONS BYAs BEB
N side West Hartley Steam Goals Java from London
THOs DUNHAM, " South street.
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MICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCT1oNEBR..IARGE
II elegant Household Furniture,
,yenence OF sale On Tuesday, May 20 at l0s O'Clock
40 aud 1877 broadway stock Of elegant Household
Furniture strictly custom made removed from the stores Of
two OF the first city aud warranted In every
respect Rich Chamber Suits-Roscwood mahogany black
walnut oak, maple and other choc les Drawing Room
furnure-Rch rosewood and black walnut Suits IN broca-
tel plush, &c Elegant assorted stock of Bookcases
8agcres Centre TabesThc line OF these goods choo
'end OF beautiful variety Dining Room and Library Sui,
Many new and desirable patterns covered In reps Side
iboards and Extension TabesThe hest
this sssson Besides large number Of additional articles
Ror household furnishing.
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A UCTION SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. M CRISTALAR, auctioneer, will sell this day,
Nay " At 0 ocosk At y Bowery large stock Of Cloth.
4ng comprising fine black cloth aud smere trock Sack,
Business and Over Coats black docskn CLOTH
and satinet Pants six, cloth and cashmere Vests;
elso large lot Of linen and Maciles Clothing; also Piece
6oods Clhs Cass.mrr1 satnets Mu,lns Apaccas. Mar
seilles Farmer Satins: shirts coara Ciavas, Neck
1ies, Buttons. Trimmings, Boots. Shots, &c. r
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Hous kerperx and the trade.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Beautiful and Ingram Carpets Cut Glass; China
Silver Ware Rich China VASES and Parlor Urn amens
.t a4s. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
This Montsy MAY ~ al lo O'Clock precisely Of
resdence IL No lls West Eight street. doors from
Sixth avenue. consisting OF three elegant Parior Suits,
covered In rich satin brocits velvet and hair
cloth large Oval Mirrors Centre aud Tables,
two EaseIes with mirror back and doors. each $i25;
ne Lace Curtains Turkish Chairs Reception Chairs Bronze
Clocks rich Caina Vases Paror Orna OIL Paintings,
Ladies' writing DesSs, CD-ner Book Stands,
beautiful rosewood Clamb'r Suits -legaa. reteaTetes
covered In haircoth mahogany istcads Breaus Wash
stands Hair and Spring Mattress Beds Bolsters Pillows
Blankets Sofa Beds Lounges Mirrors Clocks Vases Spring
Seat Chairs Ingram Crrets sin lie and douDe black wal
nut Bsdssads Washstand fAaes Rockers Mrross Paint
Tea Sets Ivory Table G sr, Glass. CHINA and Silver
ware; Table Cutlery, OAK Dining Chairs, olcoth stair
removed forty-eight after the sale. N. B-Relabe
In attendance cart PACK ship the goods for pur-
schasers.
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= A JcTIoN SALE or HORSES WAGONS, AEON
IA Tuesday, ut " A. NJ. 3a3 rWon street. Brooklyn-
PEED CO. sionecrs--comprsn g ~ Top Road, fot.
tng and business Wagons; Co.. single and Double Har-
whom IL may concern
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NO. iSs BROADWAY,

o'clock at his new salcsroon,
NO. l5S BROADWAY,
of the elegant OF most celebrated cab
makers being By the finest furniture offered at
auction consisting In part Of richly carved rosewood
and black walnut Bedseads do do Bureaus with French
spates elegant Secretary and Library bookcases, OF the
newest and richest designs Library and Dining suits Of tho
best upholstery; Reclining Chairs, In Lib
Tables Hall Furniture Card Tables and other elegant Fur
Those In OF really elegant Furniture invited
70 examine the above which Ii exhibition al the sales
until Tuesday both inst when Il will be positively sold
without the least reserve EUGENE FAURE, Assignee.
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A UCrION SALE OF CROCKERy AND GLASS. HEN
"A RI G. EVANS. auctvn AZ sell for eash. Tues
day May 20 at e5 Maiden lane hy ofdcro the Sheriff. the
stock OF dealer, Nth whc1 the sale VIII
the usual eho White Granite and Common
Ware Glass Ware DC Sale positive and without
Goods well iackcd for shipping.
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A UCTIoN N0TICE-BY WIN. w. SHIRLEY. AUC.
n tionerr-Lar;e calogne Of Crockery, glassware,
Ae Tuesday, Nav 20 AT 10 o'coc 2sl Pearl street. ali
kinds OF White Granite, Tea. CoEee, Dining anu Toilet
Ware In lots Tor city and country dealers who want cash
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CHEkIFrS SALE-wINES, SUGARS. &C.-CHAM-
- BERS FAIRCHILD. Auctloneers, will sell At their
sales lis liberty street on Monday, May H. at lOh
oco 81 Wines 5000 Segars, Dem Johns aud Bot.
Ties half barrels San Cruz Rum Schnapps bourbon &C.
Also former purchaser, quantity Pepper,
~ JOHN KELLY late Sheriff.
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IRVING HALIs-THURSDAY MAY o. 1862
i NEW YORK CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
CONCERr,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
The following eminent artists will appear
Mrs Mozart. Miss Nina Geary,
MT ]. X. Thomas, Mr.. Gustavus Geary
MIR. g. G. Campbell, Mr.. IL. Apply, Nisiinist
Conductor Berge
Organis ST. Francis Xaviers church. Sixteenth
Tickets 50 cents. TO be had all the principal music
storcs the Catholic stores at Sbel Wall street,
and Brcntano's, CSC Broadway.
TTNION GARDEN.-THIS GARDEN WILL BE OPENED
~ Monday the 18th inst. The proprietors p-uge
themselves accommodate the public in the best manner
possible The garden lies te terminus of the Greenpoat
Railroad, adjacent to the Twenyihrd and Tnh street fer
ries running all hours the door, The best lager
and buck beer hand large musical band in attendance
HOLLENBERGH Il RO5ENER, Propretors.
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a UCTlON NOTIIE..D: D. UAULKINS, AUCTIONEER,
IA OFFICE S5 BROADWAY.
.SALK OF RICH AND COSTLY
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL,
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BRONZES,
MARBLE GRO JPS, &C., &c.
d. D. CAULKINS q CO. will sell Mon ay, May 49,
at the elegant pvat. residence No. 2l8 West Fourteenth
street. between Eighth AMI Ninth avenues commencing
lOX O'clock The sale conpr the of the
house The elegant p. lor furniture made to order
and 10 In solid wood. Thn whole will be sold the
highest bidder for cash. otter ns inducements pur
chasers as the entire furniture of the house nearly
and must be sold to close the Elegant rosewood
Pianoorte seven octave, with all modern
verstrng bass solid pearl S5O in July
with for three years. rich Stool covered
In satin and three elegant m suits
rosewood Paror in rich brncade and satin
wood E.ageres splendid and costly P.rian Ornaments rich
Vases &c; also ni6cent col ction ST Paintings
rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs in I'm. reps; Cen
ire and Side marble top Ia richly Chamber Suits
Washs.nds Soda Beds m ine haireoth ten pure Hair
Ient condition DINING Room Furniture consists Of fine oak
Exenson Table, Siveware, rich China, ivory and silver
Glssrware Of every descr.pt on. Sale positive.
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A DMINIsTRATORs SALEM. J. BENDALL, AUC-
N uoneer, viii sell at puDic premises
Tuesday, May 20 lS6z at ~ O'Clock A. NJ the story
brick front House No. 337 us xprcd
lease Of lot known az the New World.
MARY COGSWELI, Administering.
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A r. THOMPSON. AUCTIoNEEI.--GRAND DISPLAY
Ia. OF Plants from tie of Mr.. Andrew Read,
1rist. OF Fourteenth srel-rUNIS M0RRELL Will ael
es day (Monday) al l. &c No. liz Nassau street,
magnificent collection of III. erng Plens OF every kind,
from NATIVE and foreign productions. They will be- arranged
IN baskets dc assorted Of purchasers.
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+ UCTION NOTICE
"A HENRY WOOD CO. SheriH,s Auctoneers,
Respectfully inforn pnc that they have connection
whatever with other auction house, and thai all goods
designed TO be sold BY them should be their sales
sEooms
Nos go BROADWAY and IS CROSBY STREET
HENRY WOOD,
HENRY Is. HERTS JR,
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@ HERMAN 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERS, WILL SELL
-. Monday, l9n inst. at ioh o'clock at Bowery,
Of Pocket and Table Cutlery Iardw
Tools Dry Goods Fancy Goods Pipes Watches
Jsweiry, Gold Chains, Ac, &c.
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A n CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
A. day. May ~, ut ii ocock in front of No % Bow
cry, one three seat open Carriage suitable for country
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A UcTIoN NoTICE.-R W. wEsTCoTT. AUcTIoNEER
"A LARliE SAI.E OF Ai.NIFICENT EuKNITIIRE. 4

A UCTION EOTICE.-R. W WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.
"A LARGE SALE OF MA NIFlCENT FURNITURE.
Two elegant Parlor SUITS,
In Softer satin and three col0red brocateL
Il Elegant marble top GENRE and Pier Tabes.
a. Splendid ros wood Piano orte Stool and Cover.
n 1agn0cent Eta3eres, Secretaries, rich Carpets,
Beautiful Parlor Ornaments. Vases, &C..
To be perrnptorlly sold for cash.
THIS (MONDAil AfrERNOON. AT O'CLOCK,
i. tween Seventh anu Eighth avenues.
TO be removed INN edatey consisting of magnificent Eliza
behAn Etagere. cost M stauary marble top Centre, Sofa
and Pier 1ables superb God Pano0re octave
Fischer maker cost $Au0 with Cabinet Stool and Cover:
tour elegant Pier and Manel Mirrors With abs and
solid rosewood Paror Suits Ia hrncs walnut In French
rosewood Secretary Rookrase Ladys EscrcOire
Aafqnetsrf aud Bots Ross Cabinets rosewood and wal
nue Tete aTses Bionzes, elegant Etagere and Mantel
yAses cost $00 pair French Work Tables, Paran and
Basque Ornaments with valuable collection OF Paintings;
two Marine Views by Norhcou, Landscapes &C. bronze
Chandelers Corner Etlgeres Turkish Lounges with Arm
DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY.
Fourteen feet oak Extension Ta oak Dining Chairs
BILE top Buffet rich French Bohemian China Tea Sets
Co. % match throughout Ivory Cutlery liver Ware, Cas-
let's Champagnes and Vines with complete of
rch cut rosewood Bedeads superior hair Mattresses
spring do, Ova Mirrors Cha her Suits Bronze Clocks
las Lounges Spring Seat and COTTAGE Chairs Rockers Gard
Tables elegant Beds and Bed Brussels Ingram Car
pets Stair Carpets Ha wi large variety Of
description.
.B-Parties from distance are assured the
fure In this sale in qua and quantity, will correspond
with this advertisement; and that ths sale will be positive
aud peremptoy, shine. Men will be in attendance
cart, pack or snip the goods for purchasers.
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UTHE BIBLE EXPOSED BY ERASMUS, JUST PUB
lished 80 pages, royal octave neatly bound price
81 Is This instructive and most remarkable book il to be
had b. addressing William Say box $50 Brooklyn Post Office
receipt OF the above amount In current and
given.
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HISTORY OF
GeneratonA private instructor for married PERSONS
or those marry both male and female, by Frederick
uoick d. author and lecturer upon the Physiology and
Diseases the Gensrntve Organs with engrav
inas and coored plates; 2O0h edition. much enlarged and
improved and brought down 70 the present day Price o.
Sent By mail postage paid on receipt Of the price
booksellers and newsdeaers In the United States
Canadas Also other works by the author Send
for q catalogue The only correct works Of the kind pub
nshed Medical journal.
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r BOGART. AUCTIONEER by s. 4 J. BoGART-
C. Monday May -. at II o'cpcS at the auction rooms
No North William street, ConstIbles sale, iaho.
Marble Top Dressing Bureau, Wasnsands mahogany
-. HENRY BISHOP, Constable.
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TAUTIoN.--PHELAN's PATENT BILLIARD TABLES
only by PHELAN C0LLENDER s. 70 50 Crosby street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-19

BoGAnT AUcTIoNEER-BY S. 4 J. BoGART-
e. Tuesday May 90 at ociock at No Wooster street.
Household Furniture insisting OF mahogany Sofas Chairs,
Bookcase. mahogany wardrob Brussels and Ingram Car
PETS Oiclo naeesn Bedstcads Mattresses Feather Beds
and Bedding, Toilet Tables, nano.ay Bureaus CrocAery
and Glass Ware Kitchen rurnitura, Re.
CHAS. +. WATTS. Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-19

r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY S. 4 j. BOGART-
q. Moacay, Nag 49, at O'Clock T. NJ, at the corner
6loomngdale and Seventy second street. Constable
sale Of Saloon and Barroom Furniture French plate Mirror
Counter, Tables, Chairs, Ollcloth. Hc., &c. .
CHARLES i. WATTS, Constable
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

fore them. We can assure the erenapt that the
 eyes of their nefghbors will be very carefully
 turned toward their disabilities in the future ];
 and we can assure thesexcellent physicians who <eompose fbis board Sthst the;r dpty, ss we'll will
 beIyety naffe fesls and an3iouay nsI sIked by those
 Sho riR go, H they 4reI called in spite of petty Nill.or ache
 The stories which the applicants for exenps ton bring, should not be taken upon trust mare-
 ly. The mere fact that an apparently able bod
 fed man applies for certificate of exemption seems to us to argue against giving fill credit his assertion of physical incapaciA Jat tjisfsIS service. Such an one should be either carefully examined by the medical examiner, or else proo1 positive should be offered by himself or ms .aeighboas= =thsahe is physically incaPs6le. Se.- taiply he should not be cursorily aaest'so'nseo'
 sIightly looked over, or implicitly believed as we have too much reason to fear may be some!
 times tbe case. The true test should be- whether q man. is capable of doing . day's work, day af. ter day y;iand no others are exempt exeept snqh as (bY the iAw through < mental imbecility, great deformity of body, or limb, permanent Iameness. or loss of an eye" gre ineap>citatedIl| from the perform.pcs of military duty.a nedw , We therefore beg again of our Medical Board of Examiaers in tbis! Couhty,to look well to sv. sry application for eremption made to thems aa Ihc public will to every certificate granted. sasl . A