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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
LEATHER STORE.
, g. j. Will S ON, ,

Front Street, Between Telegraph Print
ang Office and Court ST., Pomeroy,
II EEP ON HAND, aud for sale, good and COM
N plets assortment of Leather, Shoe Findings, &c;
HemIock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness, Bride and Skirtng, Freuch and American
Kip and Calf Skins, Liniugs- Toppings, Bindings,
Morocco, Grain and Split Leather,
SHOE PEGS. NAILS, THREAD.
and all other articles kept in Leather Stores, to
which invite tbs attention of all needing such
material.
As we extensiv ely acquainted with Eastern
Manufactures, and purchase in that market for
together with the fact that practical Tame
and Curriers', think it will be apparent to all that
we can sell cheaper than those who buy in the West
and less liable to have imposed upon inferior
Leather. We invite you to call and examine for
yourselves.
We will pay the highest cash prices for Hides,
Calf Sheep, Coon and Fox Skins, and all kinds OF
Pelts.
We in want of Leather in the rough. for which
we will pay cash, or exchange Hemlock Sole.
March l3, ls62.-i9 3m,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

II j7Those having tendency towards Consump-
ton shond not neglect to keeps bottle of Hoof-
lands Baisamic Cordial near tlem. Read the
adv ertisement in another column. -H'-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

IL AVE on hand,
Ill assortment of
Leather and Find
ings, consisting in
part of Hemioek and
Oak; Sole, Harness
and Skirting; French
and American Calf
add Kip Skins, Lii
ming, Topping, Bind
ings, Morocco, Lace
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

NPAH, especially young men, should re ad the
advertisement of the new National Dispensary'' Mt
Cincinnati. In another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
More Rebels Captured.

A dispatch from St. Louis, says:
GAN expedition seat out from Sedalia
by Brigadier-General RcKean, into
Bates county, has just returned with
forty prisoners of war, recruits for
Prices army, and quantity Of arms and
ammunition.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BFTo TEAcnERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on
the first Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and continue till Al P. NJ.
BENo Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has a certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
BY order of the Board.
Jan. 1860. nc WATERMAN, Clerk.
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More Abandonment.

G. H. Davis, a Capt. in the L. s.
Navy, bearing dispatches from Com
Dupont, arrived at Baltimore ON the 10th,
and telegraphed to the Sec. of the Navy
as follows:
II arrived this m orning, and will come
on in the next 4 o'clock train. The en-.
emy has abandoned his heavy fortihca.
tons at St. Simons and Brunswick
Georgia. Forts Clinch and Ferna ndina
and St. Mary's Florida, are ours.'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

THE, HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril If she is mad enoagh to Heg
iect or altreat those sexual irregularities to which
two-thir6s "f her more o. less subject.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS l..
CHEESEMAN, NJ. D.. of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in extended private prac-
tce-imm ediately relieve without pain, all disturb
ances of the periodical discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act likexs
charm removing the pains that accompany d,n-
safe and reliable remedy for Fushes Sick eadnche,
pains the Lons, Back and Sd"s Palpttation OF mo
Heart, Nervous Tremors Mysteries, SPasms, Broken
Sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous eneets
of an unnatural condiion of the sexual functions.
in the worst of Fluor Aitus or "htes'they
a6a "a
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
McQuigg & Smith,
Court Street. West Side,

We on hand, and for sale, complete
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

The rebel conspirators at Richmond
have become frantic with fear. The
papers of that city are fairly tuming
with fanaticism. Every night the city
is plastered over with play-cards, de-
nouncing the rebels and calling upon
The Union men to be ready for the hour
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

point gained toward final strangling Of
the vile conspiracy. The physical power
of the Government is demonstrated to
be abundantly able to crush the rebel
lion. 1t remains to be seen whether the
moral power of the people is sufficient to
remove its cause, and prevent its reour-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

tie army was completely surrounded, and
We doubt if history records more eoa-
summate generalship, or daring courage
than was manifested by our General Of
fcers, especially Gems. Curtis, Sigel and
Ashboth. The battle lasted three days,
and the loss was severe On both sides
But at last the skill of our Gems. and
| heroism of our volunteers triumphed
over the unequal numbers of the enemy
The rebels fed in the confusion of a
perfect route, leaving thousand killed
including most of their officers. Our
forces took 1900 prisoners and large
amount of stores, arms, Ammunition, &c.
and were in hot pursuit of the panic,
stricken fugitives at last account. The
! loss was heavy on our side, too, amount
ing in killed and wounded to nearly
1000. But what will thrill the nation
/ with horror, ard place the rebels in theil
true light before the world, is the dis
graceful fact that one hundred aud eighty
Of the Union men rere found scALPED on
the field, after the battle! This act O.
brutal savageism was, perhaps, neces
sary to place the traitors in their true
| light before the world. 1t will be re
membered in future conflicts.
RafaerleS Abandoned
The rebel batteries at Cockpit auG
Shipping Point on the Potomac, ane
which have borne such an important
part in the blockading of that river
have been abandoned, and the places oc
cupied By our troops. Thus is another
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
Miscellaneous 5.

snr OCEAN MorARcn-The steamship Baltic arrived at this
5 sS
been taken to Bermuda by schr II Booth.
SHIP scRRAxRR Snow, from houmein for Falmouth r,
@as SSa p
SHIP II STEVENS, from Moalmen for Queenstown, lost
at Table Bay was built in 1850 at Freepor where she
BRIG HOBART, ,Jordan, Alexandria for the United
knedom which was stranded the beach about quarter
in 1854 at Ednunds, Me- and owned in EasporI
senK pAssroRr, Norton no days from Palermo for New
TN inst 10 distress having experienced succession Of gales
S r % Day" M rnGG G qs Of @
muda the morning Of the 9th inst which leak
10 increase very considerably.
scnR sEAvIEw-Homes Role, April ll-schr seaview tof
Wip'srpo. Se1 BOan from Boston for Fortress Monroe
but will of undamaged
CARTON Feb I6The Magnolia Nicholson for London with
tea went ashore of Foochowfoo, date.
scnIr, March 27The Express, Thomas from New York.
gales soye balvarks lost sails and sprng aIeak On the
cutwater ibboon sprung and bowsprit
Cargo much damaged
steamer New Brunswick chartered by government to join
the Burnside Expedition having been released at
TINS port repairs 10 taxing her place on
John Wright at San Francisco has been sold at
s7ecoo for the China trade S, g..
Brig Ocean Spray Stubbs, hence for uafeles April lat
Ben Dunning Winchester from Portland for St Jaso.
cOrtf&h FOftSs
BERxupA April tArr schrs Geo Kibourn Booth NYork,
7h Geo Dundas Young, do Passport Norton Palermo for
NYork in distress tsee MsceD. CID 3D. schr Harkaway Pc
nis.on, Nyork.
In port oh, barks Wheatlan1, Peacock from Palermo for
NYor Euphraes Parsons from NYork for London: brigs
Eaces9r AND Penguin for NYors mex, day. Leraaa Wade
dIia, Va, for NYork; and the recent arrivals
American Ports.
BOSTON, April l2 AM-Cld ship Dolrhin, Humphrey, Ha
barks Eureka Phinney, Flores and mkt; Modena
Rycer Portland TO load for Cuba brig Isaac Carver shuc
Carienas; schrs Sprngbok, Grindle Cape Hayen Unon
Dyer Maurice River NJ Mankin, Beers, New York Sid
wind NE light ship Mary Glover; bark Sea Bride; briggs
Dresser, Alton, and Roerson.
BALTIMORE April llArr Br brig Undaunted, Thomas.
Bahia Cid Br bark Sharston, King Liverpool, having
paired schrs Ida WoImwood Boston Choptank River;
Yorktown, woglon and Mary Cranner, Cnnmer, NYork
Sid Brcm bark Johannes, Liverpool
SAN FRANCISCO April 6-Arr steamship st Louis Pana
Sid 4Lh. steamnhip Golden Age, Panama.
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the usual reduction from these rates. Gold fuc'u'
ated all last week between 1917 lo2, clos "
at 1917. The demand for gold for export con
tnues to be supplied by the Wall street specuiS-'
tors, who sell the precious metal short ana Dor
row it from the banks for delivery. They caicu-
late to make their profit by the interest on 'ner
sales, gold being, in the language Of Leading op
orator, the only high priced stock which pays no
dividends. This speculation has thus far been the
main obstacle to an advance in.gold to premium
of a per cent. Whether it be in the power OF
spectators to defeat the operation OF general
law of political economy remains to be seen. The
law is perfectly clear that, when paper becomes
legal tender and is freely issued by government,
gold must advance to premium. In England,
during the bank suspension, the premium on gold
fiuctuated between 21M and Al per cent, as is
shown in the following table,
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The following table shows the course Of the stock

The stock market showed some animation in
the early part of last week, but became dull and
tame towards the close. The victory at Island
No. 10 produced quite an effect on the market
but the much more important victory at Pittsburg
Landing had none at all. This seems to have
been partly due to the government censorship Of
the press, which leads the public to distrust the
news as published, and always to suspect that
something s concealed from their knowledge. A
vague uneasiness with regard to the Merriinac and
the success of Major General McClellans opera
tions on the peninsula operates to check business.
The bear operators have availed themselves of this
condition Of affairs to put out their options with
considerable freedom. So far as we can learn the
bulls rather congratulate themselves on the oc.
currence. They have been enabled to increase
their line very considerably without outlay OF
capital, and if events justify public expectation
they will reap all the greater reward for the
present period of suspense. The issue Of
stock speculations al the present time
depends mainly upon the success of our
armies. II we win undisputed victories, and
Secretary Stanton permits the news TO be tele-
graphed in such shape as to command public con-
fdence, stocks cannot but advance. If we are
defeated or il the news comes IN such shape as to
lead the public to infer that facts Of importance
are being concealed, stocks will fall. The natu.
raj tendency Of the market-in view of the expan-
sion Of credit, the increase Of paper money, and
the almost certain success Of the Union armies-ie
toward Improvement. Attempts are made by the
bears to use the accidental falling of in the rail.
way receipts against the stocks Of the Western
roads A few days will dispose of this bugbesr.
At this time last year the weather was clear and
open. This season it is rainy and unfavorable.
Hence for week or two the roads cannot but
fall off. Persons well informed seem satisfied that
the season, as whole, will show much larger
profits than those of last year. The amount of
breadstuffs to come forward s greater than usual,
and the rates of freight are higher than the ave-
rage
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

But for the importation Of $57l 1873 worth Of
guns, and half million worth Of cotton, turpen-
tine and rice, in consequence Of the war, the i'm
port movement for the week ending yesterday
would have been comparatively light. The arti-
cles which viii best bear an increase of duty
are, az usual, enumerated in the above table,
and we hope this week to hear that Con-
gress is prepared to make them yield an
increased amount of revenue. We are taxing every
article grown and manufactured in this country,
including large variety of articles possessing re-
markable claims to exemption from taxation; it is
only fair that foreign products should share the new
eurthens imposed on the country by the war. 1t
10 plausibly urged that there should be substan-
tial increase of duties those articles of British
manufacture which have been made and sold by
the communities which have aided and assisted the
rebellion But for British aid in the shape Of guns
rifles and munitions of war, the rebels would never
have been able to disturb the peace Of this coun-
try and Of the world for twelve months. 1t is ex-
pected that Congress will lay such duties on
British hardware, iron and lead, as will compel
these rebel sympathizers to pay fair contribu-
tion to the Treasury of the United States for the
privilege of trading with the nation they have Ia
bored so hard to destroy. Our exports of bullion
continue large. They promise to equal the exports
Of 1867 and 1860. The following are the official
tables of the trade of the port for the week and
Top I
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL IA, 1852.

sehr Powers Robinson, Rockland. days
schr Waterman, Bowman. Belmont, days
sehr Chase Mills, Providence. 2 days
Schr America Reynolds, Providence, z days
Schr Hawiey ALLEN, Providence for EhzAbethport
sGhr Lady Adams. Adams New London, dayA
Sehr Or Franklin, Chapman, Norwich
schr Evelyn, Palmer, stamford.
sloop Henry, Haugh ElzaDethport for New London
Sioop w III Bowen, Broherton, Providence, 2 days
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia.
Steamer Oslray KeIDey, Providence
Capt French Of transport Locust Point, arrived
erdsy from Port Royal reports 7h inst when coming out
spoke steamer Matano, hence, boand nreporteJ
heavy weather on the passage all well on board.
BELOW
One OF Thos Dunham threenasted sctJa
Wind
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SAAES nj
UcroS sorIoE.-PosIrIyE AND USREsEsvED
AAsSfEI.ESE g9SsfHe51 q s9e1Ios gyssIruRE
A. elesaD, resdens 2s wes, street,
ON MONDAY, a y APaIL II.
BY ID. D. CAuLkINs, AuCrIoNEER
farsess and richest assortsnentof
Household Far9srs and ID wSrts q a. Ar .sa.o,
Superb se'fs Fssss, .,,e bss;Gs S,sSSIsrs som SUIT,
Oh Paintings, BY eminent artists,
Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers,
Pier aad Mantel hlrrors
Commencne at i0 o'clock precisely The ene elegant Fur
naIe AID eeaa,fa Works of Ar Contained & il ,hs above
and mus. Se removed Immediately consisting e everything
sa 10 II Room sna chamssa saIs Fuure
farcrs contain superior Velvet Carpets. three naeniaoen.
and gold satin, Of the expensive description;
ss Il na rm ans ca Ss
cred In gold blue crimson and maroon SATIN three solid
psnsyey carved rosewood PIER Sofa and Side Tables with
Mn he
ladies' rosewood Work Tables weniy-one day Bronze and
S IN ~ Sn
o fsI a r9 's ans ssd
brodered Window Gornsss large and es.
81 81 y sn a.
&C. X eapaE sSoRrE
The most elegant instrument offered at public auction
n ssS s
board richly na ws r saT vi and solid g
Instruments be found rosewood Piano Stool in crimson
Dinns RsomRich yeve Carpet in good orders solid cah
Table ~ p9hfs o IN Ra. The hs q
together with all the ruby and crystal e Glassware Wines
rich China Tea and Dinner Sets costly Silver Ware Tea and
pn"s sssye e., @ inch gsF Cake
superior Table Cutlery, marble Pitchers. &C.
steads siaiusy marble Bureaus Washstands and Com
modes %s oyer m pure ala Hair r. o
ton Carpets ds sssrco% M7Sr NJ n, C0shs Toilet
i@s fsS Sofas
s = sS:y
&c, the properly private gentleman No. - Fifth
Mao%s forming
hold furniture offered q public auction for many years but
a small description OF which can be given 10 this adye tse
Elegant Medallion Carpets four solid rosewood Par.
cove also one Suit Of entirely new style said to be the
sary marble lon E,assrcs Gorner SANDS heavy Ise
Curtains Curtains. French plate Mansl Mirror. costly china
large French Plate Glass: gold marble
s6 % 0 q nn 'as 1 Sassn
1 s%s
aad with pearl % and ssd o s s
oSuhsrs. SS.'''''' '-' '' - ''-'
Carriage Horses eight years with double
carriage blankets; &e the whole forming the
DINING ROOM
Solid oak extension Table 4 feet; rich French China
Cutlery rosewood Secretary Side Tables, with marble tops
lays French Secretary Brussels Carpets, heavy Lace Cur
tains, Oval Mirrors, &c, &C.
All the Bedroom Furniture consisting OF full suits in
wood solid black walnut harcio Of the descrp
ton; Beds and Bedding Har Mattresses Spring Mat
Ingram and Brussels Carpets Mirrors, Ocoths
Stair Carpets rosewood Hal Stand Gas Chandeliers Base
all those in of expensive Household Furni
this every article of which will be positively sold
without The above being positive aud without
any ms, the auetoneer will require satisfactory cash de-
posit from every buyer, without any exception.
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SHIPPIN g NE w S.
AlnArAc ron rEw YoRK-rms DAY
s............... ~ NOON RISES. -
.>,>
Port OF New York, April -, 1884,
ARRIVED.

French ffigate Bcone Admiral De In peTouse Ha-
vans Is days Was the Bar OH and driven far
ths Capes ~ Virginia BY the late NE gale.
steamship Baltic, Cornstock, IN search
ship Verment, via Bermuda
steamship Pagksrsburg (U transport, Hoffman, Port
Royal, sc, hprT, 10 the " q Had head
Winds since passing Hatteras. Arrived i2th
ship Guy Mannefng Dolard Lonlon, and frie of " rh,
March s with mdse ard 70 passengers 10 Taylor Ex.
perenced very pad weather the passage pas.
iceberg In lat AZ o. Ion o. a. lat ~ 81 Ion z3 AZ
ship Emily Augusta, bound f. -
Ben Dorrancs tof Freepor Sinnet Cardn az
with coal, 10 Walsh, Carver Caaee For the aet M ~ :
had neevy gales from NV, ana Il, attended viii mai. aud
schr Onward tsr) - convaris, 10 days. with po,a-
Rcir Dayidson, Kctchum, Tarricr for New Haven
srbr q Thomas, fuhili, Pocomokc, o days
gchr Acklanr, chadwick EIrabeil port tor Boston
schr Fakir, ParDcr. Blizabethport Tor Fan River.
srhr n fsprd a., Arnold Llizabechpot Tor fap River
schr q Nj smith, Mills, Elifabcthport for Prpy d.n,e
Prhr Entire. Einner, Elxabetbport Tor Bristoi
g,hr Brown ftene, Gregory, Elzabe,hport Tor Hartford
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

Canadian -four in fair request while prices favored
purchasers The sales footed up about GOO bos within
the range Of the above prices. Southern -four ia
moderate demand with sales Of zoo bbls. within the
above range Of quotations. Rye -four steady
quotations with sales Of 200 bbls. Corn meal
changed while Gales Of 400 bbe were made within tie
range Of figures. wheat inactive, while prices
without change Of moment The sAlesn snaE Io;s
reached about 10 eco bushels, included which
prime red winter Western At 81 81, white Michigan q,
81 40 81 a. and red ylvania the pier 81 IS
about "a COO bushels At soc oic for western mixed in
store and afoaf. Rye frmer, with sales OF 8 500
bushels at sec on the pier and delivered Barley
heavy sale Of 100 bushels Of State made NJ Soc
CSC for common TO prime quality. Barley malt was
dull at 81 Oats were frm and Ia fair demand ut 3sc
4oc for Western and Canadian and 4oc 4lc for State
CorBF.-The market was quiet and prices unchanged.
CcrToS.-The market was steady, with eales Of Sos
bales closing the basis Of 271ic. 2sc. for middng
upands. The chief purchases we're made on spuners'
account
snes1s-Eneagements were light, while rates sxnis.
tied no change Of moment. To Liverpool 5000 bushels
Of corn engaged, in bulk, at 4i4d 4Hd. Flour
engaged at IL. Cd and bacon and lard at las.
l5s. To london 600 bbs. -four at Is. Cd. To Gas.
gov. rates were unchanged, while engagements were
PHovrsoss Pork was heavy aud inactive. The salss
were confined TO some 400 400 bbls., including
mess at Sl2 6Is $l3, new prime at $40 26 $40 S7
Western prime meas was steady at sI2 90 Si3 Beef
steady, with limited transactions including 800
bbls at $12 so SIS for plain and S14 rs &l4 90
for Cut meats continued firm IN good request
with sales OF 400 packages at 4sc a4c for shoulders,
and SIC. a &c. for hams, and 100 hhds'
was firm, with sales Of 900 boxes reported
at exc. for Western Cumberland cut, at &c. a
sfsc for clear lard was nrm aud active, with sses
Of 900 packages at 10 as%c, and with small lots
Rsr-Fast rnSia was dull and easier sale Of 100
bags was made, including part common, at bkc. 5Nc.
SuCAR.-Ths market was steady with sales of about
200 hhds Cuba INCLUDING S Porto Rico at &c &C. se
s%c. 7Ac., and SO boxes at DC.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 12-6P. N
BREA EApsTuTs.-Four--Unde the influence OF the
foreign news, prices were lower, and closed at a
decline Of SC. per bbl, especially for common medi-
grades Of State and Western. The transactions
braced about GOO bbs Southern at the following range
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, April IS, 1862.
The importations Of foreign dry goods at this
port last week were less than for some weeks past;
those of general merchandise were very fair ave-
rage. The principal items Of import were
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
UCT1oN N6rICE-R W. wEsTcoTT. AUCTIoNEER.
"A Sl2 OOC worth Of Superb Psrior,
Cham Der. Dining Room Library Furniture

A UCT1oN NOTICE.-R W. WEsTC0TT, AUCTI0NEER.
Chamber. Dining Room and Library Furniture
Aiesn' N''s' Valuable Painting. Splendid Piauotor..,
Rich Carpets Paror Ornaments. &c,,
,ss Others %
spsdp a. elegant rssdeaes 7sa
"fH stIE E'Tii Tiis piYtaoSpiYS at socIocKPM.
with every modern inprey n,s marble Top Music cas
sss.sss1s ssss Es.
rG ss oss sn s tRS css
s% :ss sS. s"f
lined with ss.inwood corner Easeres sesan, wa nut suis
bs ass ss1 s ad curtain" soa
% ZAP Vases Vases SS Sn orns
nsa,. Jewel BoIs Card Rec iyers B9uc. Holders maj.
Die S''''' nssi 'S ROOM &C
20 ss % sss ssSs M
psssS pss s.a and 1S s s ss'ns
Ssa Ess, sns IN hsisSSh aS and cps
chairs marble TOP oak s,deposrd EsnsSn s aSs, oak oak
DE Ss e sna rg Ss Rad 6sn s sS S Silver SSss Il
Casters, sa,c spoons Forks Cake Baskets, Napkin lnss
sSS mahogany sSs
N VII md 10 this sac everything do
srablo fo fashionablc and costly furnished esdcaes
"A Second great package auction sale of Boots aud Shoes
,o,,.A on FRIDAY, kprh III,
BY CHARLES c. WARREN.
Beyers eful informed that this important sale
CSs "fs OF Boor AND SHOES
embracing a. agt ortmCnt Of
FIRST CLASS sEAsoNABLE GOODS,
adapted 70 the trade OF every OF he country
AUCTION snhss srhaISE os sSdlSE BOOTS AND SHOES
tWEbNLNJ ON FRIDAY,
hereafter during tis scsfon
IN separate department large stock OF Boots and Shoes
M tfft ~ e or raf
CHARLES q. WARREN
C0mmiss'on dealer IN Poo's ana shoes
w. NJ UofJIHGSHEAD, Auctioncer.
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vevct Iapestry ingram aud Venct an Carpctngs, Nat
tines, 0lcloths Rugs &c
JOHN LBvIsoN, AUCTIoNEER-IHE ENTIRE LOT
= Of househod Furniture, ac, g ntained in private
dwelling house l2 Alien street will be sold at auction
on Monday morning, April H. at IoE O'Clock. COM
prslng rosewood and mahogany Suits, Sofes oomnns,
Bureaus aud Washstends foce Csrains 0ilt Csrnces,
Window Shades Brussels Carpets Rugs, Oicloth, Drugge
ing Mating Rocker n epton and Easy Chairs in
tel carved oak Hat stand, orvcd oak Chairs, Porcelain
Vases oval Mirrors, hnc lot " Table Cutlery Fire Sets,
Durer Sets Glass and China Ware, OIL Pa htints and En-
lrayin brcnge Lamps ne sortuelt OF Kitchen Uten.
COOKING Stove patent ucaer, Mattresses, Beds and
Bedding Re- rtt ator Sr arprtng and Rods, Plano
forte and various ot o. articles pes catalogue. Sale pc
remptory, rain shine.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

VI day at his store 81 carnine street. at II O'Clock BY
Bottles Wine sesars Clock she.s Music Books Furniture