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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
LUMBER LATHAND SHINCLEs

at Wholesale and retail. Bills for timber furnish.
ed to order on short notice.
GEO. +. WOOD,
agio-wtfl Successor to F. Merwiu 1 Co.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
Reereant Irishmen.

Gen. Meagher in aspeecn recently delivered
in New York said:
There is treacherv or treason here among
US. [Applause. There are men who hold
back, refusing their own strong arms, and
crippling those who would willingly give
them, because it does not suit them to have
party in power with whose political views
they do not thoroughly coincide. 1 do not
care what party may be in power, provided
it has the constitutional sanction and authority
for being in the White House, shall support
it with all my heart. Applause.] And 1
do not hesitate to say that any adopted citi-
zen who at this moment resorts to past ante
cedents in order to avaid military obligations
deserves to be execTsted by the community.
His ingratitude to this country, especially if
he be of Irish birth, is of the bssest descrip-
ton. Irshmen have found here a home, a
shelter from wrong, and paradise of pros
perity; and after all that they have expert
enced a liberal encouragement of industry
and success, they are without excuse if they
shrink from their military obligations to sus-
tain this Government. Every man who
earns his daily bread under the auspices of this
Republic should be prepared to lay down his
lite for it when its authority is called in ques-
ton. [Applause.
So far as the IrIsemen who are enrolled I'M
der the stars and stripes in our brigsdes are
concerned, pledge you my word that they
will be faithful to the republic, even unto
death applause1, that should the national
arms succeed, and the national authority be
re established, they may each and all of them
return to their homes, animated by the proud
consciousness of having discharged their duty
to the republic upon the battle field, and
shown their gratitude for the new home in
which they have experienced so much happi-
meas, and which they will leave TO their chill
dren, not as q despicsble province, not as
| fragment of a once glorious Union, but as
nation rejuvenated by the very circumcision
| they have now undergone renewed applause1;
or, should it be the will of Heaven that the
nstional arms should fail, that it may be their
proud satisfaction, so it will be mine and I
trust it will be of each and all in the national
army now upon the banks Of the Potomac, the
| Jsmes, or the Rappahannock, and especially
| of every adopted citizen in that army, that
they at all events, were not accountable for any
disaster or detriment which may have befsllen
\ the republic Loud applause.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

A PUBLIC NECEssITI.-When shall Men,
phis have a city prison, or place for the con-
lnement of State prisoners and those who are
daily found guilty of petty offenses against
the city ordinances, and have not the neces-
sary funds to meet their fines The city Jail
or calabOose was burnt by those who feared
that their own infamous bodies might be con-
fined therein for treason, when legitimate au-
thority should be re-established in the city,
where mobry in all its hideous phases had
predominated to the destruction of peace.
Now we are without calaboose, which is
necessity. The station-house filthy hole, is
not by any means a proper place to meet this
necessity, and our city authorities should turn
their attention to the matter. Why arraign
men overy day before the Recorder for the
preparation of those petty crimes, when it is
so often the case that they have not the where
with to requite their fines, and when there is
no calaboose for their confinement?
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
MExPHls. August II, 1852.

AEEFHIss August IL, t5Sz
Business was not very lively on the wharf
yesterday. But few boats in port, and little
freight offering. The river is falling gently.
There is feet inches in the canal at Louis
vile and falling.
We learn from the New Albany Ledger that
the Q. Lloyd has been hauled out on the ways
preparatory to being cut in two, and IS feet
added to her length.
The Woodford is lying up near New
Albany.
The Colona, light draught boat on the
Tennessee river, used for carrying government
stores over the Muscle Shoals, was fred into
on Friday last by the guerrillas. Ninety balls
perforated the boat, but 10 one was injured
FoR LoUIsvILLE.-Capt. Conway, adver-
tises the Forest Queen to leave this port next
Monday at 5 o'clock P. N. Shippers take
notice-the Captain is an experienced boat
man, and viii give his undivided attention to
all business entrusted to him. For freight or
passage apply on board.
VINO WANTS TO GO To ST. Louis ?--If
there is any one in this section Of country
DESTROYS of making a trip northward, they
will have an opportunity to DO so next Mon
day evening at o'clock, as the commodious
passenger packet Belle Memphis, Capt. Sous
ley, is advertised to depart st that hour. We
recommend the Memphis to shippers and the
public generally. Call on r. L. McGhee &
Co., Bradley Block, who are the agents Of the
st. Louis packets.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

MEMPHIs LOCAL Vegetables, etc.
Our vegetable aud fruit market shows some
activity, and the retail prices range as follows :
Apples, (green) from 30 to IS cents per peck:
peaches, so cts TO 81 per PIX; pears, IS cts per
PIX; Irish potatoes, 40 TO 80 cts. per PIX; sweet
potatoes, 80 cts. to $lOO per PIX; beans, so cts.
PIX; butter beans, 20 cts. per qt.; tomatoes, 30
cts. per PIX cabbage, 10 to 80 cts. per head,
according to size; green corn, 20 cts. per doz.
ears; eucumbOrs, about 80 cts. per doz.i sim
Inns, q to 5 cts. apiece, according to size !
onions, 80 to so cts. per PIX, ochra, rs cts. per
PIX; water>melons, from 40 cts. to sl-i musk
melons, % to 50 cts.
Msats, Cheese, Batter and Esgs.-This mar
ket is now rather dull, and the retail prices are
as follows; Beef, 10 to IS cts. per b.; pork,
Is cts. per h.; ham, 20 cts. ner h.; chickens,
(groEn,) 40 to so c.s.a piece; chickens, (half-
grown rs cts. apiece; butter, rs cts; cheese,
20 cts. per h.; eggs, IS cts. per doz.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

AN ACT OF DIsGRACE.-A demon in human
shape whose name is L. II. Mclaughlin, forms
a noticeable item in yesterdays proceedings of
the police court. 1t appears that he, incensed
by the venom of his nature, had made an old
woman Of fifty-six summers the object of a
brutal and savage assault fighting, beating,
and bruising her in terrible manner, for
which he was required by the court to pay a
fine of $40.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

AT party once, the conversation turned,
as it naturally does among young folks, on
marrisge-the only convenient subject, besides
the weather, when every other fails. Oee Of
the bellies, addressing beau, quite vivacious-
ly las she explainedl said; If were you,
and you me- ! would have welded long
ago.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

STRUCK BY ELEcTRIcIrY.-During the
storm last Thursday night lightning struck
the gate-post Of the yard gate at the residence
of Mr.. b. T. Boone, on Clay street. at the cor
ner Of fernando, shastering the post and gate
TO pieces, and jarring the house considerably,
besides arousing the inmates from their slum-
bers, and Tightening them in no small degree.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

FIRM OLD AeE.-A PATRIOT OF '76.-The
Oldest man in Tennessee, by twenty years,
ever has been, and is to-day, a frE, I'm ion
man. He resides in the Western District, is
native of North CarolirA and a relative of
the honorei and renowned pioneer of Ken
tucky's early history, the immortal Daniel
Boone. The old gentleman is now ninety
three years of age, and he condemned and de-
rided in his heart the wicked Southern rebel
lion, and unwaveringly and without de-
Walton opposed 1t through its accused
history, even in the very hottest of rebel
tyranny When his son rode hundred miles
to consult his aged sire about voting Union or
secession on the eighth of June, 1861, the old
man said: "Son, vote no ticket except the
Union ticket, and never rebel against the
noble government of your revolutionary faith
ere" This old patriot whose every hair Il
whitened with honored old age, may live to
see the last agonizing thrOes Of the Infamous
rebel-secession conspiracy.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
MRS. MORGAN'S SCHOOL,
THIRD STREET,
Between Madison and Monroe Streets,
EAST SIDE.

F1NHE FALL TERM of this School will commence the
l. Second Monday in SEPTEMBER next.
thorough systematic of English study will be
pursued.
Believing the mental training of boys ard girls should
lie the have adopted the OF studies pur
sued in the best colleges for young gentlemen leaving
out desired branches of the higher Mathematics
and giving time TO the ornamental and Bellies
1ettres.
Latin the foundation of language and the key
to the languages OF Southern Europe is taught without
extra CHARGE and will be required of all pupils unless
excused for some special reason.
The French German, Spanish and italian languages,
Drawing and the first lessons in Water and Oil Painting
also Taught without extra charge.
Terms per Session in Advance:
First Department. $500
Second ,,.......... 20 90
Tn I'd ............................ Is 90
Fourth .............. ....... ....... 80 90
Advanced Pupils Oil Paint rs 90
The Greek Language Piano and Guitar at Professors
charges. MRS. NJ. A. L. MORGAN,
aul21m Principal.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

How Is THE STATE OF Your TEETH p
Don't forget that DIR. Chidsey, of long expert
ence in the useful science Of dental surgery
and of eminently successful practice, leads the
van in the magnificent art Of his indispensa-
be profession. See the Doctor in his Office in
the Ayres Building, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to
p. NJ, and from 10 SPIN
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

Ten thousand volunteers have been OBJ
tanned in Maine, the quota Of which, under
the first call for 800, 600, is only 1000. The
State will not have to resort to draft for its
second uota of 5000 men.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

REcoRDER's DOCKET FOR THE WEEK.-The
weekly report of the Recorder, fer the week
ending Saturday, August 10th, showed the
number Of lis cases tried; not so large
number as that of the previous week. The
amount Of fines levied and collected had not
been summed up when We were at the Clerks
Office
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

RELfaIoUs SERVICE will be conducted at
the Second Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock
this morning, by Rev. DR.. Grundy. Sunday
school will be in session at 9 o'clock A. M.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
GENERAL ORDER, No. SO.

Memphis, Tenn, August 18th. 1862.
The following Orders have been received from De-
partment Headquarters, and publish for the bsret
o. all concerned:
In pursuance Of Orders from the Headquarters of the
Army at Washington, all rstriction the sale Cot
ton and prohibition Of the payment of Gold therefor
hereby amulet Every facility VIII be aft rded
fer getting Cotton to market.
By order OF MAJ. Cen u s. GRANT
JSo. A. RAwLINs, A. A Gen.
By order Of Maj. Gen. w. 7. SHERMAN,
J. II. HAMMOND, A. A. Gen aul3n
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

STATE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-This college, so
prosperous under the management of Rev. e..
Collins, ID. D., will be reopened September
18th. We merely call attention this morn
ing 10 the advertisement which announces this
fact, and will refer to the matter again.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

RECORDERS CoURT.--Twenty-on cases,
in the proceedings Of the Recorders court yes
terday morning, and fines to the amount of
$llO were collected for the benefit of the city.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
Memphis Bank Note List.
Revised and Corrected by E. NJ Avery, Cashier of the
Gayoso Savings Institute

The notes Of the banks of South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely as currency"
and are about 10 per cent discount for Tennessee
henk notes.
The interior banks Of the State, viz: Bank of Middle
Tennessee, Bank Of Nashville, Merchants Bank of
Nashville, Shelbyville Bank, Traders Bank, &C.
discount below Memphis city money. ass
Gold, over Treasury to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee to 10 prem
Exchange the Northern and Eastern cities scarce
and rates quite irregular.
The demand for U. 5. Treasury notes, generally
called green-backs," is very lively, and the supply
hEnited.
All up country money in good credit at home is
bought by our brokers at 20 to IS per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
On Of the impossibity Of making exehan ges
with the sanks South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
&c the notes Of these banks not at all time convert
allie into Tennessee funds at our rates Southern
money, juss nov, drags heavily,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

DRUNK AND DIsoDEkLY.-Some one who
had been drinking excessively and creating
much disorder wherever he had wendell his
steps, was arraiged in the Police Court yes
terday, and fined $40.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

FoREsrALLING.-Four individuals were up
before The Recorder yesterday, charged with
forestalling the market, and fined S. apiece.
They were G. Morea, Louis Long, j. Il. Vac
caro-, and Fazackerly.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

CONCEALED WEAPoss-It is against the
laws of the corporation to carry concealed
weapons, and for this ofense Tim. Finn was
yesterday fined $40 in the Recorders Court
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

From Dayton we have the intelligence that
Col. Charles Anderson's new regiment Ia full,
and from every part of the State comes the
cheering intelligence that ohio's stAlwart sons
are flocking to the rescue of free institutions
from the attacks Of rebellion, W
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1874 Main
street, third story, open day and evening.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Rcwena............Cart. Msson-.-......... Louis
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
RoEsna .............Capt. Mason ...st. Louis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
Ferry Notice.

WILL make three trips per day from this date from
i Memphis by Hopefsld to Mound City. Leave Mem
Ohis at Tia the forenoon II and 81 Leave Mound
city At and A. NJ AZ PM Mound City, at present, is
an elegant place catch fish, and that, too, without
danger difficulty.
anss.1m Il. CHEEK, Agent.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
GULF OF MEXICO.
ENGRAVED ON STEEL, From actual Goyernm
= Surveys, assisted by
CAPTAINS BART AND VIM. BOWEN.
Saint Louis.

Two OF the Oldest and best Pilots that River Loyds
treat Map CT the Mississippi River shows every bend in
the hSer every island every saRG-bar, every LANDING
ana wood ard, every Town, City, Bluff Sugar aad Cot
ton Plantation, and the names of the owners marked in
them The Channel of the River, marked accurately by
two OF the oldest and most experienced Pilots on tha
great River. Lloyd's Great Map of the Mississippi
River, also
The New York herald., 1862-05-25
DROPosALs FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCE OYricx, WAR DKrARrxrSr.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1852 !
Proposals will bc received BY this Department until
on the evening the 4h Of June for delivery
lowing Arsenals, as soon possible, of
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows:
At the waterviet Arsenal West Troy, New York, 1000
tons.
At the New York Arsenal Governors Island New York,
1000 tons. .,..,
tons.
Al the St. Louis Arsenal ST. Louis, Missouri. 1000 tons
The be Galena or other American, Stalberg
soft English, Of the most approved brands.
Proposals will be received for lois OF 200 tons and up
wards
Bidders will state explicitly the time and of each
Failure 10 deliver at specified time VIII subject The con-
tractor forfeiture Of the amount 10 be delivered that
time.
Parties obtaining contracts will he tired 10 enter into
bonds with proper sureti for its faith ul performance
The reserves itself the right reject any
bid -
Proposals will be addressed folows:Gen. W. Rip
ley Chief Of Ordnance Washington, D. C aud should be
endorsed "Proposals for Lead" ;
The New York herald., 1862-05-25
WATCHES. JEyyELRY. &c.

xVoMPosrTIoN AND SURFACE GOLD CAsEwATCHEs
that will stand the gold test, with superior quality
sIoveent for 500 Silver Watches, 81 S. So $40 and
{soid Watches proportlonsely low. Waches cleaned aud
IvSx,aired foy 81. Glasses cited for 10 cents.
ORIGINAL Il JACOBS, lN Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

WM Writers, AUCTIONEER-wrLLS SELL ON TO.
w morrow tMondayl, May &C. st o'clock Canal
street very nc assortment OF Household Ernture, Pier
aud Mante Qlasses mahogany French and Cottage Bed
stesds splendid assortment OF Carpets Oilclohs Paror
Suits fine cured hair Mattresses Piano. Bureaus WASH
stands Sofas Rocking other Chairs together with Din
.nr Room and Kitchen Furniture - -
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

NoTICE.--sEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UN-
In iii 9th day Of May 1862 IL O'Clock M sup
plying the United States Subsistence Department with 5000
head Of Beef Cattle on the hooA
animal TO l300 pounds weight animal ad
which weighs than 1,000 pounds gross Heifers
and bulls not wanted.
The cattle TO be delivered at suck times and such guam.
titles as the government may require
The delivery cattle to be made the 10th OF june
1862, thereafter government may require.
bond with good aud sufficient security will be required.
government to itself the right to pay In Treasury
notes, other government funds,
No bid will be when put in by who
have previously failed TO comply with their
where the bidder is respond his bid and all
bids to be accompanied by two guarantees.
The names Of should be stated In full with the pre-
else address Of all the members Of the firm.
Bids be directed 10 Major A. BECkWITH O. s., U. 8.
A., Washington, ID. O. -
We, ,-, Of the county OF --, and State OF -, and
- OF the county OF -, and State OF -, do hereby
guarantee that able fuln contract In accordanre
with the OF his proposition, and that should his pre-
position be accepted he will enter into
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. prepared to
become his sccuritleA
This guarantee must be appended 70 cach.bld.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25
PROPOSALS.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
n OFrrcE OF ARMY CLorHrgG EouIrAcE,l
Nos. 502 and 50i Broadway, NEw YORK, May 20, l612
Sealed proposals will be received this Office Satur
day the Jst at II oclo * NJ, for furnishing,
tract deliverable at the Depot Of Army Clothing and Eq
f"e FIVE THOUSAND LIGHT FELT WOOL HATS
Samples Of which can be seen Application at this Office
To be delivered within twenty after the of
the proposal and 70 be subject 20 inspection by In
specors appointed by autho ity OF the United States
Proposals will be accompanied by proper guarantee set
ting forth that the contract II awarded to the party named
therein he will the same, give bonds
the faithful performance OF the contract.
The United States the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals to be ndorsed Proposal for furnifhng Felt
Hats and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel d. ii. vINT0N,
Dy Quartermaser General. u. s. Army.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

darcy THE HORSE tanner,
lO
COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY EVENING, May q, 1867
MR.. D. s. RAREY,
THE CELEBRATED HORSE TAMER.
THREE CONSECUTIVE LECTURES,
On Tuesday. Thursday and Friday, May 81 % and 90
ON THE SCIENCE OF BREAKING IN AND TANNING
THE WIDEST AND MOST VICIOUS HORSES.
A LEADING FEATURE
IN THE
PRESENT SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
PECULIARLY NOVEL AND INTERESTING,
will consist OF HE Introduction in first lecture
OF A PERFECTLY UNBROKEN COLT.
The animal will be presented in the succeeding lee
tures demonstrating to the public the complete
PROGRESS OF THE HORSE UNDER A SERIES OF
MIR. RAREYS LESSONS,
and exhibiting the
THOROUGH EDUCATION FOR TIE SADDLE IN AN
INCREDIBLY SHORT SPACE OF TIME
Mr. j. s. RAREY bcgs leave respectfully 70 inform tho
public that this will be the
which he will be able TO give in New York =
DURING THE PRESENT SEASON.
Price of tickets % reserved seats 25 cents extra
the platform at 81 EACH The tickets
will be sale Saturday at Beer Schrmer's music
store in Broadway Sibels In Wall street. and at the pn-
cpaa hotels.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

svUILLIAM ABBoTT,. AuCTIoNEER-oFFIcR NO. 4
w East Broadway sells on Moniay at II O'Clock, 1875
West Thirty street, Broadway fast bay road
Horse Is hands and inches sound and kind All
one gray Horse, l6 hands very stylish driver t FOR
s,ucss on Grocery light two
Susness Wagon shifting top; Spring Cart six sets
Of light and heavy Harness. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. =sM
GRAND GALA WEEK gFAn
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT DRAMA,
romantic sensational, with New Scenery, Muac, -
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
SEVEN ESCAPES.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
EVERY EVENING AT a 10 q
It will be produced by tho entire strength of the company
NJ ALBERTO NEGRINI.
the great French Tenor Singer will sing on MONDAY A.
TEIiNoON and EVENING, during the dramatic perform
auccs -
vIvE L'AMERIQUE. IN English, and
THE MARsEIILES HYMN In Frtnch.
On Tuesday, BEATRICE in Italian.
LITTLE BOBBY, ONLY SIX YEARS OLD,
Jig the world, will appear -
platform Mutt and the stage at each perform
ance. ...
the smallest OF his in The werd, the renowned
$4,000 MUTT
will be exhibition at all hours and at intervals give
Songs Dances Military Drill, &C. Also TO be NJ a
hours Quaker Woodea Gun, the Rebel Forttn-
cations Centrevnle Vas the Great Living Whale, the
Madagascar Abino,, the Living Black Sea Lion, Living
Mammoth Grizzly Bear Samson Living Monster Snakek
Living Happy Family, Living Turtle Grand Aquaria, 10
Admis all 20 cents, dren under ten. 10 cens
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
June = 5000 in premiums for finest Babies, Twins,
Triplcts Quaterns and Fat Babies.
One hundred Babies have already been entered for COM
petition their certf That being the nun
ber limited lists closed exccptto few more Fae
Babies, Twins Tripets and Quaerns
The New York herald., 1862-05-25
U II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
II. HANDSOME HOl SEHOLD FURNITURE, vALU.
ABlE Oil PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC AND OTHER

T. a. ". DL0N 4 co. VIII sell at auction Thursday,
ma 70 1867 ut ii O'Clock A. NJ at No. ~ East Twentfh
mar Fourth avenue the entire contents of said house.
consisting in part of carved walnut Sofas medallion
back Chairs in OIL Library Gard Tables; rose God
Panoforte octave round corners by Worcester
Zone SOLID walnut pillar Extension Table, richly
oark walnut buffet; emma marble top Dining Chairs,
arved oiled walnut French Bedsteads Dressing
Bureaus Wardrobe. hair and hnsk Mattresses China cut
And engraved Glassware Brussels Ingran Carpets
Cloths, Gas, Chande iers and Brackets, &c.
The sale Will commence with the ktcnen sils mmed.
atry after which will be sold the Parlor Furniture BronZes
&c among the latter will be ornolu and
cnamellnd candealrs time of Louis XIV; Com
n,erce and Agriculture bronze Horse, Stag Receiver,
eiegant GIT and enamelea Mautel Cocs Mechanical
lamrs u match, Parian tgare Oil Paintings masters
&c Cat ogues TUESDAY House will be opened for yisi.
tors Wednesday, 25th list.
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

UCTION SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING-A
Il GRISrALAR, auctioneer, will sell on Monday May
soss AID cassimere Froek and Goats hne doeskn
cashmere Vests; also Piece Goods Cloths Cassmeres.
q tinets Alpacas Musns, LiEngs Buttons, Trimmings,
y .mner Clothing. 49,
The New York herald., 1862-05-25

@ HERMAN co. WILL SELL ON MONDAY, 10TH
a. Instr at 10 O'Clock. at Is Bowery constabe's sale OF
liquors, Wines SegarS Groceries &C., vz:-Bourbon and
Scotch Whskey, Old Cbgnac and Seignete Brandcs Gin
.sks Of Rhine Wine cases Of CLUB House Gin Hungarian
Wine, Cherry Cordial, Brandy Cherries Caret Wine
Rum, 10 bbs Split Peas Soap, Prunes, 80 kegs Spanish
Olives, &c Counters Sets Harness. kc also large lot
q yauae Drugs and Medicines, &C. By order Of LLOYD