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PURLIC MEETING.

a MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF GRANVILLE
a County, who are opposed I" the present admInse.
tlon OF our State Government TO paryism and neciene
IN appointment: to Ofce and who in favor Of reior
in public affairs, and wish the best responsible o.
ices Will be held in the Court House IN Oxford toe 6
eoOd Saturday in june the l4ih for the purpose Of seec
commend suitable person for Governor Of the Sihe
full attendance from each District the County de-
sired BY MANY VOTERS
May l6, 1862 2l-Wtd-
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"a Iit,le scripture now and then


Go to now, ye that extort from the people and
demand the last cent from the widow and orphan,
your silver and gold shall canker blight and mildew
shall visit your fields, and boils and murrain your
herds and fOcks; your barns shall be empty, and
your storehouses and mills lQuery paper mills n
shall rot and decay your habitations become the
abode Of wild beasts, the owl and the bitteru-
For not all the gold and silver and the cattle on
q Thousand hills mine, saith the Lord Of Hosts. ]
will avenge mine elect upon their enemies."-
Eotkda 4tA ehGp Ieth, 20tk rersea
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NOTICE.
a Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION.

a ed against purchasing any stock IN the Farmers
Bank Of c. without first asceItainng whether the paI
offering 10 sell said stock Is indebted TO this Bank and
the amount Of such Indebtedness for stock will oe
transferred finn any owing this Bank until Their IN
debtedness Is fully paid and certificates Of stock ID aa
Bank be transferred only the books of the Bank IN
person OF by attorney. -
There will be meeting Of The stockholders Of said Bank
in Greensboro \. the 23d day Of May next, which
all stockholders will find it their interest TO attend e
peeiay those indebted 10 the Bank.
By order of stockholders owning 1925 shares IN Inc
mers' Bank Of y. c., made 9Th April, lSG2
". 4. CALDWELL, Cash
Greensboro, c., April 10 1859. -
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,

Il of LAM, living Hzw River in the COUNTY 4 : il.
nance mile north of the HaE RiF-T Hcuss o. rt,e
kaiT@d containing rs acres, 50 Of which T.
beTed with = Of bottom land THIS pigUs : we,
adapted 10 The growth of HheAt e0rn tobacco o8Is &c
good dwelling house, with 1be premises.
with ali necessary out houses The locality very beatty
Terms Of sale will be made easy The purchaser Addre,
The subscriber Al Melville, AlaIaance, n c.
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. Il, 1852 wi
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LETTERS LOST.

II OST BUNDLE OF LETTERS WRAPPED N 1
piece Of newspaper addressed to H. Il. Shapkie, g.
Ivy, Ann Fry, Fanny Fry, E NJ AeEer Jerdsu bsiock
Margaret Rogers Eliza cobie G. H Names n T. DebeTF,
and Mr. NJ Watkins, of any county, from their f7enos
in The SID regiment. Capt J. G. GeCainis company -
Any hiding the above letters and leaving them WIFE
Mr. Holden, Editor of the Stan4G1d viii be Fhersly re-
Warded WHITMAN Smith.
Nav Is 1862 49-St.
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BLAST FURNACE AND BLOONERY.

HNhE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPERATION
II 4 BLAST FURNACE, SIX miles Ezsf 81 LIN
colntnn aud ~ miles from the Wilmington and Rdb=-
ford Railroad, where he Is manufacturing good quality Z
PIG, RON all kinds % Machinery and Cooking Ware Es
has also CUPOLA and RLO0AERY a the same place
where Wrought Iron Is also made OF good quality Al
articles usually Obizaei such establishments can bs isd
al reasonable prices TEHNS CASH
Orders solicited and viii De promptly flied
Address, JONAS W. DERR.
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co, "
March l., 1852 1s-w5npc.
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For the STANDARD

Mr. HOLDEN: am glad to learn that Col John
Wimbish, of Granville County, has been elected
native of Halifax County, Va, and the son of Col
D. So q. Wimbish, who was q Captain in the war of
t toI1 and he is grandson of Maj. John VIM
d VINO was six years in the revolutionary war;
que OIL tne few officers who refused to receive
I.nsl lis mother was Rebecca Lanier Will
LIN co,,1t; user OF Col. Joseph Williams, of Yad-
campaign Of the revolution His house ,I was for a
iSng time the head quarters for the Wings Of that
1ay. Col John Wimbish was n stniant ~ w.,
,G,ns Tor two years, and his experience in military
to which Ss p.s bssD n Tor tue important position
~ S-S~'SI r
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IL. The right to change company or corps, in viz
tue of reenstment ceases to exist by the repeal of
all laws IN regard to reenlis.ment but transfers Of
individuals or Of companies may be made as hereto
fore, within the discretion Of the department
Z SUBSTITUTES
IL. When any person liable to military duty un.
der this act, but not yet mustered into service in
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STEAMBOATS,.


L,OR HARTFORD DIRECT, AND INTERMEDIATE
landings tie Connecticut river. On aud after Tues
day, first OF April the steamers CITY OF HARTFORD aud
GRANITE STATE will leave pier "a East river Peck sllp.
daily o'clock 4. NJ. until further notice For further
information, apply 10 sAXT0N sEABURf, III South
street. II. A. MILLS, Agent.
E,OR BRIDGEP0RT-FARE FIFTY CENTS THE
n steamer BiIDuEPOVr viii leave Peck slip, East
rvcr every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at II oiok
noon, arriving Bfigp1rt In time with all
press trains Retlnne Isves Brdg epOrt Monday,
"Wednesday and day, at l0s O'clock the OF the
New Haven cars. Freight taken.
rNHE PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS HAVE CON.
mensd their regular trps and Will leave daily Tor Alba:
nv nt6 r. from foot OF Ccrtiandt street Tickets for all
points West 70 be had at the Office tbs dock. Freight for
wsrdsd TO Albany and the Wet with despatch
p. G. SMITH, Agent.
unB STEAMBOAT LONG ISLAND LEAVES EVERY
afternoon tSundays ercepted) fer Northport, masking
the intermediate landings, from james slip, At NJ
turning leaves Northport every morning, at6ocloT
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uENRY b. HERrs. JR., AUCTIoNEER.

I1 1ENKY II. HEKTS, JK., AUCTIONEEK.
IL HENRY WOOD 60. will sell, Friday, April 4,
10Y o'clock at the store tho northwest, corner of Ninth
and Twenty yrst street. the entire stock OF choice
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. Segars &C., comprising large
stock of very fine old Wnes Brandes Rum, Gin &C.
OF which have been In bottle years. also family
Groceries Green and Black Teas Conees Sugars, Spices
Pickles. Sauces, Preserves Flour Starch, Soap, Candles
&c also Horse Wagon aud Harness. Iron Safe, Store Fix
turs &C. Sale pereptory in OF the proprietor
retiring from the business Catalogues will be ready early
the morning OF sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

HENRY D. MINER, AUcTIoNEER. sALEsRo0M 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post onlce.-MINER
SOMERvILLE will sell auction, Saturday April
10Y o'clock at their salesroo, 81 Nassau street. general
nience Of SALE consisting Brussels Threepy and Ingram
Chairs Bookcases Wardrobes, Bedsteads Bureaus and
washsands Hair and Straw Mattresses Feather Beds and
Rods Brocacl and Lace Curtains and Cornices Crockey
Glassware, in variety; Mante Ornaments Paintings
Ac. also rosewood Piano, OF superior
round made under supervision of and for W.
Pond, &c.
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uENRY D. MINER, AUCTroNEEa.

II ENhl " M5HEn, a ~ AUVLaVNEE.s;;. az o A.. p.,m
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE will sell at auction, Friday
April 1862 at their salesroom 81 Nassau street by order
the assignee the stock first class Wine Liquor and
segar Store consisting of fine Brandies Scotch Irish and
Bourbon Whskeys Jamaica and ST. Crolx RUNS Port, Ma
deirn and Sherry Wines old Club House Gin imported Ale
and Porter Champagne, Sardincs Prunes Raisns, Pre-
Ae also the entire stock Of Sesars consisting about
fine Havana and domestic Sears all selected for city
retail trade and of the desirable brands Villa
Normas, Conchas, Medea Regaa Londres, Fgar0s
gethcr with Fixtures, large Show
JOSEPH HAMIlN
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COAL.

ItONI--NO MISERABLE TRASH OR SLATEY RUB
~ bh short weight tor 81 ~ or 81 70 but the very bcs
family screened and delivered ~ 90
ion nom yards King aud Greenwich streets and %
Eooscyttt street, corner New Bowcry.
MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and retail agent.
CT 90 RED ASH CoAL PER. PER TON OF 1900
use aud delivered promptly. Yard 1875 West
Eleventh street, ami ljl Eighth avenue A. HEARTT
c. CO-RED ASH COAL. AN NOW DELIVER.
DE ~ ing the first quality of Red Ash Coal AT ~ 20
per ton, ot 100 lbs less 20 caren and coal dealers Wharf
corner OF Perry and West streets, North river oces A3
Bowcry and li0 Wayefley place. .
a, TREApwELI. ASapt
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NCATRIMONIAL-AN AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL
M gentleman, widowcr, 81 years OF age, without sum
brsnce, " rreproschable neral and religious character
Protestant, or domestic habits, with some property AMI
moderate income having known the happiness OF welded
fc and deeply feeling his changed and lonely condition,
desires TO correspond, with view 10 martmony, with an
accomplished amisb'e, pions, good looking and used
TO good but not society, who has an income at
least adequate her individual support and that OF
her Children " she hare any, aud whose happiness would
be augmented by the Kindness and devotion OF tndul
husband where mutual attachment formed and cherc
shed unqu stlonable references TO chafa ter and
specaby and asked before interview s sought
Address Lsbbeus Post olce, New York with particulars
person and position, which will meet with candid
and since consideration.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE.
IN Proposals from dealers mers are invited tn
10Th OF April 1862 tor furnishing Flour the Sub Depart
neni OF the same Kind which has been received ~ the
United states Governnsnt, and known as No. extra
this city.
/, make contract for 2oOoD barrels shoud
however any person desire to furnish less quantity he
will state the precise number OF barrels in his bid.
The contractor VIII be required TO furnish the OF 500
barrels daily until the corratis filed.
No Hour viii be received which does not up the
standard at the inspection made Just before the
The Hour TO be delivered at the railroad depot IN Washing
ton or nj any OF the warehouses in Georgetown, ID. q.
Government reserves the right reject any bid for
directed TO MAJOR A. BECkWIII, q. -, U. s. A. Washing
on, ID. q.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE 18TH
- day of April, lst2 at y ocock NJ, for supplying the
United States Subssencs DepLneb, with 600 he al OF
beef cattle ON the bDOi.
animal TO average 300 pounds weight animal ad-
mitied which weighs less than l.Ull pounds gross.
The cattle TO be delivered at such lines aud such guam
uurs as the government may require
Cattle viii be required under this contract after the
contract s closed. Hcifers snd bills wanted.
hon With .ood AMI satisfactory security, will be re-
qurcd
Government right to pay in Treasury
No bidwii be entertained when put IN by ors who
have previously tailed comply their coutrasts or
where the bdir is bot present 10 respond 10 his bid, and all
bids 10 be ACCOMPANIED by two g,arantes
The names OF irns sho I'D u. stated in full with the rre
else address OF all the members OF The hrm.
Bids ~ be drced TO MAJOR 4. Beckwth, c. s. L. s. A.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, ----, u the county OF - aud State or -
aud -. OF the county Of - and State of -, do
cora wh he OF his proposition, and that should
bis PROPOSITION be eped ho viii 81 once enter into CON
trait IN torjanlc Herewith. should the contract be
awarded him prepared to become bis securities This
guarantee must be appended 10 each bid.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

uENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER-SALESROOM 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post onicc.-MINER 4
sOMERyILLE will sell auction Thursday, April 3,
raj assortment OF Household Furniture consisting OF
wood Suit in brocael rosewood Panofore, Brussesa and
Ingram Carpets mahogany Sofas Arm Parlor Chairs
mahogany marble top Bureaus, Washstands,
hair and Mattresses feather Pillows, maho ANY and
black walnut Bedseads, Crockery, Oiiclohs Carpets,
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J. BLzECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
EffRKTTffR SATE

FURNITURE SALE.
q: BLEECKER, son CO., viii sell at auction on ss
|bon place Fourth the Household Furniture
the resdence of the late Preserved Fish, Esl.,
Bre.kfsst and Extension Dining Tables. Piano.
|Ware Silver plated Ware Bedsesds Bureaus Washsands
Mattresses Kitchen Furniture &C.. &C. Catalogues II
Pine street.
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AMUsE MENTs.

3.
commence at O'Clock.
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GREAT COMEDY WEEK
SoTcE -rhe rapdi,y with which the comedies. are pro
o. apced the grea. nambsr ALREADY acted. aud sse
u '0'"A'a preparatory . enables wsa, ,cr
to offer to his patrons and .Ss PsSiIe
never before achieved
no w. OLD HEAbs AND 'iYiiC1Na HEARTS.
io"ohHo" Saturday. the
oyeasayg Glorious aod comedy received "Wednesday
ana enthusiastic applause
ON MONDAY VIII EtE4 sE REPEATED
pirate eEsa S hs s tune here with sad appo
morton most popular comedy
no, ,,.. SECRETS woRSrfu KNOWING.
Ia fn eoassaas9cs Of the and ehss1tas APPRECIATION
house on its first Boareaus
''''''''s OLD iSSisEs %&ESDs
VII be repeated with the following novel and successful
eon Charles ss Fshes Slse
Earl Of Pompo;n, Marx Smith
Lord Charles Rosbuck. Mr. Fioyd
Roohei Rh hocket. Mr. Norton
s,r' Young
Russell Mr Tns. r@Tss
Missy RanI .........:.....Mr Mrs Hoey
Gs GSSs'ss, :, "S,s Vernon vsaaoa
LOVE IN A MAZE
AND
LOVE AND MONEY
so,s.snd SO cents orche.tra stalls eensi
ao
AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
IL Doors open at u commence at n qua r,er hsfo,ea
Tonight aud every night, "
MCCARTHY:
1$A
- GREAT %A
A. THREE ACT d.
IRISH DRAMA, %
~
- -A'A1 -4'Ss. e.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION "wHAT ARE
N California Damondsi' Pieces OF crysaliked quartz
rock, found only in California cu and posled to resemble
real diamonds which they equal in brilliancy and from
which they cannot be distinguished by the best judges
exhibition and for sale at 500 Broadway OF Duane
street None other genuine
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

nIAMoNDs, DIAMONDS, .DIAMoNDs.-TBB BEST
IL imitation offered TO the public is Paris double
cut California Diamonds Beng cut W real diamond lsri
dares the best judges are deceived For sale only al J.
above Ganal street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

A UCTION NOTICE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
Ia RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will SELL this day
Nday) at O'Clock. the entire Furniture OF the Eastern
District Hotel No. 10 Greenpoin avenue Greenpont. L. L.
|ture Bar and Bar Fixtures Mirrors Paintings Prints Oys
Bar Beer Pumps large and good Of
|Glass and Crockery Ware, Ocoths, Carpeting SofAs
Chair Bureaus Iron and other Bedseads Hair and other
Dining and other abes with avarcy Of other Hotel Fur
|nitGre. Sale positive and unlimited. All be sold and
|moved Immediately. Current money required.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
EDWARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
II SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
MnnTf1AlIs

BY EDWARD sCENCK, saturday 9th inst, at his
sales rooms 100 and 57 Broadway, at l0t O'Clock NJ
large assortment Of Household Furniture Carpets &C. te.
moved for convenience of sale consisting t OF
wood Paror suits rosewood walnut aud mahogany Centre
Tables Ecgercs French Pier Mantel Mirrors Vel
vet Brussels Three ply Ingram arpois roseyoo3 aud
mahogany secretary and Library Bookcases oiled walnut
and enamcllcd Bedroom Suits, Dressing Rrcnus Frpnrh
Bedsteads, wardrobes. Weshsanls. Comnoies shaving
Palasscs, Toilet Sets, Gas Chandeliers Lonnces n~d
oak walnut Extension Tables mahogany soas Cboirl
Rockprs Buiets, Dining Chairs, gold band ndo,s SL",s
Floor CLOTH Mantel Vases, walnut Hatracs iial CLairs
china, Glassware &C. To be positively sold To- saiisfy
morgagc &C; r. NORRIS, Morgagce
y, ~ o'clock a superb rosewood marble bed Billiard Taic
ny new IA perfect order, with balls, cues &C. complete
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

TOHN L. yANDEwATER. AUCTIONEER. A.
O JOURNEAY at public auction. Saturday, April at II
NJ front Of Van Ransts stable Canal street Broad
way by OF executors very superior bay Horse
sound and kind Ia single double
traveller also blood bay Mare: has travelled in 2t5 Kind
and gentle single double harness. from all
large two horse Carriage, Rockaway Carriage,
Single and Double Harness. Buffalo Robe Blankets &c.
Terms cash. Caalogues morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

IJENRY G. SCRIBNER, AUCTIONEER
IL Rare opportunity purchase superior Furniture rich
Oil Paintings Hair Mattresses, &c, &c.
HENRY c. SCRIBNER will SELL this (Friday) morning, at
10Y o'clock the Ill Nassau street.
other suits Of Paror and Chamber Furniture; also
Dining Room and Hall Furniture choice Paintings, &C.
number Of premium articles in this stock.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
MILITARY.


VETERAN COIrS OF THE WAR or lsl2-A REGU
lar monthly meeting will be held this (Friday) evening
April ~ O'Clock, at the Mercer House. Punsuai attend
requested important hear report
OF the Soree Committee and TO sign petitions. All those
having petitions particularly requested 10 hand them in
by order ABM. DAILY ColoueL
ISAAC NJ. PuYFr Adiu,ant.
7TH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM
uii dress and fatigue complete. with overost KNAPP
sack and dress cap almost new tor sale Size
inches. Price $50: Apply 10 j. v. W. vANDERvOORr, 81
Water STREET, n. "
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEkR. MORTGAGE
IL sale of elegant Paror Chamber, Library Dining Room
and other Furnure being part Of the Stock Of of the
first city manufacturers-C. W. DAVENPORT will sell
auction Saturday next at II o'clock at the M
elegant Parlor Chamber Dining Room, Library, Hall and
other Furniture being portion Of the stock OF
peremptory sale by order of the
Intend n purchasers should examine this stock every sr
Gle of which IL made in the best and mp
city depended upon being thoroughly reliable The
riey Paror and Chamber Furniture very choice On
exhibition the before sale
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

,I,uE ARMY sONG-MARCHING ON,
Il PARODIED BY SAM SHARPLEY,
AT TIE MELODEON $50 Bk0ADWAY
TO NIGHT, TONIGHT, T0Nl0Hr.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG SOLDIER STATIONED AT FORTRESS
"A Monroe, Va. wishes 10 correspond With some young
lady TO relieve the tedium OF camp e also with view 10
marimony II the fortunes or should propitous.
Address Augustus B ST. Lawrence, Old FONT Comfort, Va.
NTArRIMONY MADE EASY-wIrH INSTRUCTIONS
l for courting, order the affections OF the oppo-
site ser 49, pages illustrated. Sent postpaid receipt OF
25 cents. \. +. RINK, 81 Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

j This day, at A. VI CRlsfALAR "a tlon store, .
BOwery consisting OF large col C0I Ct Tools Guns ps.
tolls, Swords Opera Glassr' Dresing Ci.cs silver ana
Plated Ware. AIS, valuable lc of -s NJ sica MatIe.
naticI and Nautical lNstruptt . gr, Ec By order of
John j. Levy 50 SAtt avenue y. B fhs sal. Is worthy
the attention OF d ajcts ald othla.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

IN COTTON, AUCT1ONEER.-LARGE SALE OF THE
II entire Stock and Furniture of a frst class Fancy
Store in ee@anuaon @ this day Frday), April = at lo
balance of rich SHE'LL Ivory and Silver remaining
said store comprising in Ivory and Silver Poemon
nates very rich Combs and Brushes elegant Ivory and
SILK Fansl ladies' Sachels workbags, Pen and Pocket
Knives Coognes OIL Pomades, Essences together with all
the remaining Goods In the store also several fine
Glass Cases and Counter Shelving Gas Fixtures Stoves
ducements to the trade well others Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

kNONSTABLE'S SALE.-A NJ. z CRISTALAR AUG
~ uoneer Is Bowery will sell this day, 10h o'clock
hot OF Furniture consisting OF rosewood Suit eight
pieces; Sofas, Chairs Tables Bureaus Bookcases Wash.
Islands, Bedseads, Beds, Carpets 0icloths Plated Ware
lac. by order of the Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
TDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTrONEER,
~ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITtIRE
Made by Herter, Roux, Narcotic a Co,
SUPERB OH. pAyNTTN1c '

EDWARD sCHENCK viii cell at suction, on Monday
April at 0 O'Clock, - East Twentyfth street near
FIFTH avenue very handsome assortment of Furniture con-
sting OF rich Velvet Medallion Carpets
Psror Suits covered in satin damask satin daak
Curtains 10 match. lace dtto sperby Eta
super. Bull nlad Work Table rosewood Music Stand very
rich China Vases Dining Room-In black walnut elegant
carved Satuay, marble top Buffet Dining Room Suit co.
vered Ia reps; elegant mahogany Extension Table, Is
Pier Mirrors Satin and Lace Curtains Ball Black
Co.'S Clocks Bedroons-Elchly carved black walnut bed
eteads aud Bureaus, with s'Huary tops; do
Chairs green morocco; Reclining Chairs Beds and Bed
ding Mattrcsses, and other fine Furniture.
somc choice original on Paintings by Huchenberg
Wouverman. J. kense, Thomas Doughty Manloni, Van
Beverdonck. Smcts, Schmit, and others
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
|DANIEL A. MATTHEWS, AUCrIoNEER. sALEsRooM

|DAvID d. E0AN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day a f3s Canal street. at two oclock, large
second hand FURNITURE, consisting Of Bureaus Bdsea
Beds Bedding Chairs Carpets Of various kinds, Wash
stands Wardroees whatnots Extension Dining and other
.Tabies Rugs Mas Window Shades, and o variety OF
articles 70? numerous TO mention Executors sale We'd
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
SALES AT AUCTION,
nr N frrT

EDWARD SCHKNCK. AUCTIONEER.
II FINE OIL PAINTINGS a,
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, the 4th inst, az II
o'clock at his saesrooms I55 and l57 Broadway collection
OF hne Oh Paintings many OF them bearing the certificates Oh
the artists. Among them will b. found
PIGEON HOUSE, by VAN SEyERD0
WINTER SCENE. BY SMETS.
TEA PARTY by TENKATE
STABLE SCENE, by WOuNERMANS
WINTER SCENE, by SCHMIT.
THE SICK CHILD by PEI.
And several ne specimens j. Northoo.e bosset ran
and others The paintings on exhibition and
Will be positively sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL, THIS
" day at o'clock At %: Canal street. large and valua
CLOTH Centre Dining and Tea Tables elegant Velvet Tapes
try Three Ply Ingram and other Csrpets Hall and Base.
ment Ootbs French plate Mirrors Wardrobes lace
tain French and Cottage Bcdseads fine Hair Mattresses,
Beds Bedding Dressing Bureaus Washstands Toilet China,
Glass, Stoves. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture &c This
sale embraces 500 yards OF Carpets 200 yards Oohs
$50 yards Mating, al nearly new, from hotel and sold in
To
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

WIN Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at o'clock at 450 Canal street. mortgage sale OF
hotel Furniture comprising all kinds Of useful and
mental for honsekeepers and Others at o'clock In
and In store M Canal street. the entire Furniture 4c Fix
lures of two Barrooms pine Counters Beer Pumps Mirrors
Glassware Chairs Tables Screens also Meat Blocks Gro.
Fixtures Butchers fixtures, barrels Of Flour tubs Of
Butter Soap, Pails Booms Platform Scales
des large Ice Box and all other goods every kind Great
bargains.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
~ BY virtue Of order of sale directed and de-
lered by the h norable District Court the United
for the Southern district of Florida, will sell public
ton. the 9Th day OF April at Il O'Clock Nj. from Lam
bier's wharf. Atlantic dock, Brooklyn,
1000 bales New Orleans Cotton,
Cargo Of prize steamship Magnolia.
Samples b. the of Hiram Benner ESQ,
13 Wan street New York. Saturday the 9Th and Monday
the 7th inst. JAMES 9. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern district of Florida
Terms-Such funds will be received by the Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States deposit.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO III
L Broadway-Pubic Administrators sale OF fine Wines,
DC, on Friday April 1862, at II NJ at No. Leonard
street consisting OF large quantity Of German and Carct
Wines In bottles. and casks; also, large quantity of as
estate OF the late John NJ. Fretz
S. r. Russell, Public Administrator.