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C0gFEDERtTE BONDS.

THE under signed is prepared deliver c. moderate
A BONDS. psyins eig-t 81 cent intsle snd having
from tTenry yeSrs q run m any amount In er-
eb.use4r ConfeIelate stztes Treasury Notes. for
Gotten on the plantations in quantities Of twenty bales
snf ooer. .
Interest Davabe sem-annus ally Jackson Ess ssippi
or by fhs Assis ant TreaEuTers everyHh re
No better stlent can be offered 10 iho-e haFns
,a,r-v eva, i, small qaal titles ~ the Bonds are
8atsd al Par ia the cities a1d be Used Tor max ING
15urehases sad settling oblgztioas
Persons IN any part Of Mississippi and Bouis-anA o.
otter poiats may send their funds 10 me by oppor
tnitv tbst ofFe-s ana the Bonds vii be returned or
they may have the exchange msde through tne folo"
ice gspaiaf agents Francis Poe, Grensda; O. Bssker-
vils Colurn6us; Bu0ter d Co., Naechezl Miss Barks-
da'e & Mcfarland, YszoO City. Mss.
J. ID. B DEBOW
Tee
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headquarters. Citizens are requested to report
at once, any unlawful seizure of prop erty, that
the culprt may be brought before military
committee without delay.
Mai. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
JOHN PEGRAM Col. and Chief of staff.
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A DaINisIRAuORS - rICs--MhsreAs, letters
"a Of aduiiustrstiou the estate of Henry A Moore
deceased were 2 snted the undersigned by the Pro
hste court Of Yaiabusha county, Siate Of Mississippi
AZ The September 1852 thereof, this notice is
tharef r5 hereby given requesting all persons having
csius against the estate deceased to exhibit the
Fsme aud have them g.stered In tie msunsr and
within the prescribed by law er they viii he fsr-
ev-r erred J.. W MOORE
sas1awez Adminstr st0r
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I. DMfNfSTkaIORS NUTIJh--W heress, LETTERS
a of administration the estate Of EiE2be S.
Bsbbtt dc were granted 70 t1- tncersigned =, the
Sentsr,ber term 1861 Of tie Probate court Of Hals
bnFhs county State OF Mississippi this notice Is there
FORE hereby given requesting al persons having claims
qsrF the Of sGd dec ssed 10 exhibit the same
10 have them reg stored ia he and within the
il prescribed BY law hey viii be forever barred
IS lsv6vF R0BERT MARTIN, Adm tor
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District Attorney.

ME s-e aaiharizet 90 announce 4. s. PASS Es
~ lids-- f1- the CtaCe OF District Attorney IN
the Tenth Ju1isl District composed OF he COUNTIES
Of Calhoun, Cblctav- CAROL al abuzhE, TailshsJcEis
E-d sunh1wer- Election nrst mouoay in October.
g-fEf
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MILITARY SCHOOL
OF EOVTSE4V.F.

TyHE next term Of the SEMINARY OF LEARNING
and MILITARY ACADEMY Of louisiana located
near Alexandria, on Red river will commence on the
ISt Day Of November Next,
Uud r the guperintendeney Of Col. william B Boggs.
Of the Confederate Army, who viii a suIne pelsonsi
charge Of The School that day. He viii be assisted
by fall corps Of Professors.
TERMS sixty dollars for tuition-ful expenses
about $500 per apuum, half OF which must be de
posted advance. Each Cadet must bring his mat
tress and bed clothing The uniform viii not be re-
gured while the difficulty Of obtaining material exists
The age of admission Is fourteen. Cadets must fos-
sibls be present at tbs opening Of the SESSION.
THO. o. MOORE, Governor,
And ex-ofieio President Of Board Of Supervisors.
Alexandria Louisiana, September I'd, 1862.
nal2 WI
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4 DTTNISTRATOK'S NOTICE-Leiters If admin.
istrston Of the estate of DR. -. ID Cooper, lac Of
Iashs ehie county ste Of NJ ssis.ippi granted
a me bv the Probsfe court Of said unity, the
dsy ef September during its september term-sO let
al claims against the sao deceased be presented 70 me
accordY 70 the msn1er aud within the time Presc bed
by Law, else they wiz be forever barrfd
WISE a. COOPER,
ala r.v-e-+ Aduinf-irat0r
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN Eng.
LAND.-Three persons were killed and about
four hundred wounded, more or less severely,
by railroad disaster on the 9th ultimO, on the
line between Leicester and London. While q
train of excursonists was standing at Market
Marlborough, it was run into from behind by a
train at full speed, and terrible scene ensued
Most of the sufferers belonged to Burton upon
Trent. 1t is said the trains left London within
five minutes of each other.
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Memphis,
Tenn.


THE uu-isrsisn d. iAie Of he dgm Of SouthwoTth
Il Nance & Co. Memphis have opened a h1uEe in Au
gusts Ca. .duriug tha war. whore viii Re pleased
g hear from our friends ard lend aDy business
they uaV have Ia tn section Of -.
We viii buy and sell comui ssOu any articles sent
70 or ordered from Us, 90 b. haf-Dry GOods Grocs-
res Pr0euce &0ney, Negroes, etc.
Cbsrges moderate and returns promptly made. Or
ders for purchases must be accompanied with the
money ilsurs attention
ge2l W. & A. SOUTHWORTH.
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NOTICE.

A FEW gentlemen can find pleasant BOARDING
II al private house, by applying 70
). j. WILLIAMS,
se2O2 Ggenada, Miss.
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District Attorney,

WE sre sut horned 70 announce r. II. t5OLLADAE
w a. csuddzte fer elton TO she Office Of Dis
trct Attorney cf the Tenth Judicial District al the
ensuing election nrs- Monday IL October
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WELL DONE, FLORIDIANs!-Our Florida
friends, animated by the spirit of freemen, have
resolved no longer to be driven from their
homes by the dread Of Yankee gunbosts, and
to beard the terrible monsters, be the result what
it may. The experiment was tried last week
near jacksonville, and with the hsppiest results
They threw up no formidable brsastworks, but
in a single night prepared for toe enemy and
with inferior means whipped him N the morning
An account of the affair is furnished by our
correspondent, and we hope our soldiers along
the coast viii all read it and resolve no longer to
Weld Southern ground to such bug-a-bOos as
Yankee gunbOats-Sa0aHHqh Republican, 18Th.
"a The Empress Eugenie's newspaper pub
lshed IN Paris, and called La Frame. has
reached a circulation Of seventeen thousand
copies. The financial resources consist Of eigbtr
shares, valued at two thousand dollars esch.
The advertising profit has been sold in advance
for eighty thousand dollars per annam,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-23

W Hon. John Z. Thompson, United States
Senator from New jersey, died on the 18th inst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-15

WIN. b. dUkD q CO., New York.
iuiyl4-dtw6wlJ Jfromtebe8'69
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-15

their fun, not. however, until they had killed
four men and six horses. .lsa ss. ....4. al.ai
Bat II Is now supper time, and must close.
My respects to all friends. ..s ,asam
~ ..,d 9ei .i So Your aReclionate son,
s,ss... d. 80 HENRY p. LENNELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-15
The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
J. recipe by the proprietor Of the brother JoHA
THAN PoLISH," y cerned BY all the leading New YORK
Furniture Dealers and Piano Forte Makers to be the
best In the world for removing Scratches Marks and
Dirt and restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds
OF Vanished Work from Furniture to Leather. It is
cheaper and better than Vansh dries Immediately and
is easily applied. With piece OF Canton Flannel and
bottle two Of this NKw FURNITURE Polish. House.
keeper work sglc in the furniture OF house and
keep u looking like new. Nov 10 the time TO shine
up your Tables, Chairs Desks Pianos Picture Frames
Carriages, etc., and make them look hy per cent. bet
ter. This Is true economy. For sale BY Furniture
Dealers and Storekeepers eneray. Price, IS and so
cents bottle Depot No. l, Spruce etreet, New York.
erTcrAL AgENTs WANTED. Address box 1912, NKw
YonK P. o. ..
July y14-dtw&wlyfromfeb26'6
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A soldIer,s Letter and a Soldiers
s Dream. .

A soldiers Letter ana n Soldiers
\. Dream. ..
CAMP NEAR HARRIsoN's LANDING
-....s ---..-.. August, 8, 1852. !
DEAR FArHER AND MoTHHR; received my
hat and also paper the other day, and have
been intending every day to write you, but
could not get time until now. think 1t was
last Friday I got the hat, aud can tell you
Was glad to seeit. o how delightful il seems
In comparison with the old heavy uniform cap.
The weather is extremely hot down here, and
the climate very unhealthy. There is q great
deal of dIarrhea among the troops. There
are numerous freshly dug graves, with rudely
constructed tombstonss, spripRing up almost
wherever you walk. Poor fellows! q
THE cannon shall awake them
b. To slaughter no more"
And they shall '-. -.. ..--
"Drsam Of battle hslds no more" --''-
You ask me If can't Obtsin.a furIOugh to
come home. What kind Of chance do you
think would have, whsn Colonel has been
repeatedly refused time enough to 60 aud see
his father before he dies, who 10 In all proba-
bIlity on bis dea.hbed7 No one would benz
glad Of little respite from this monotonous,
dreary life than myself; but It is Of fsno earthly
use to try to obtain IL, unless you are 90 sick
that you will either die on the road home or
very shortly after you get there. "a long 90
You are able to stand up without having two
men to keep you from falling, here you must
stSy. 9a
There Is no person, think, mother, that can
realize the sweetness Of that word 'home" bet
TER than soldier. Only the other night was
dreaming, dreaming of home. The long COL
umns of victorious troops we're hurrying through
Richmond northwatd toward home. Every thing
saSOred Of home; the grass looked greener; the
birds sang louder, and then the cars With their
heavy loads were snorting, stesming toward
home. Atlast that blessed haven was reached
was knocking at the door; apretty bright eyed
little girl lot me In; another minute she wai
sobbing for joy and hugging my neck crying
Ous, "MAna! Mama! HArrys come homs!''l
Home! yes, that's the word Twas home
home once more With father. mother and slsteI
about me, sasklng mo q thOusands questions
about thswar. Well, ] was striving very hard
20 satisfy your curiosity, and my CUP Of pleasure
was allied to the brimi but I must not drink IL
No, no--orash! crash! booml boomi and thS
naculiap whixxibO. nhrenyniur unnhd of ahal
awakened me to the fact that my dream ofhOm,
--swset homo was all Q delusion, Looking ou
from under the fly seasfon which 4, had beer
tSissping. toward the Jarnes river, there was
lAns specimen Of an artillery duel going on
Thes sRsbsy 90 It turned out the next day had lul
dcMn two batteries Of light aFtillsryon shsop
lppaItsshcrs, and 6ommtnesd Shslllngoty camp
I4hs gunboats soon gOt into position ana itopps
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Master Commissioners Sale.
y Master COMMISSIONERS sale.

SOAAAAAAAAVsASAA0A
George Dsgues admir- (, Doc. z. page sos.
=. vG. Franklin County Common
Martin svisEsra and virs.S Pleas, - 49,
TN pursnapce Ct an order Of the said Court to me d.
j reoted will offer for sale At public auction, Of the
door Of the Court House, q the city Of Columbus on
Saturday, the 10th day Of August, a. D. 1862,
At one o'clock P NJ, the following described real CO.
tate, situate In the county OF franklin and State Of
Ohio, bounded and described e. follows .-
Being part of the second quarter Of the ht tswn.
ship and sixteenth range United Eates Military lands
beginning seventy four poles and IL links west OF the
northeast corner Of said quarter; thence south hun
dred and twelve poes thence west eighty poles and II
81 links; hencsnorth hundred and twelve poles b
the north line Of sad quarter; thence east eighty pole,
" 81 links 70 the beginning, containing hft1dx and
oneha acres being the premises deeded by said
Dague aud wife TO said sWickard. ~rn
Appraised at eSp 90 per acre.
ig ~ 80 @. W. HUFFMAN Sheriff,
L LsJ! ORrTcuTlHLp, Atty. .eN W.i
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THREE TRAINS DAILY, !.
EXCEPT SUNDAY, A- q
From oolumbus, IN connection with Tnins on tho
LITTLE MIAMI AND UOLUBERUa
AND XENIA .RAILROA I

FIRST TRAIN. -
NIGHT ,RxPRBss-Leayes Columbus at 400 A. M.
Mill stop at Delaware, Ashley, oardIngton, eilesd,
Gallon, and OF all stations North Of Gaiion aryng at
Cleveland at $50 A. H., Dunkirk &SS ?. NJ, buffalo
s2oP NJ, New 10 AM, Boston $3.50 P. n.
1sss,SsSsaEOoND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPRBss--Leaye Columbus at lilo
A.. M. win stop Ht Delaware, Oardngton,s ailead
orestline sheltgyNeW London, ellington and araf.
toni arriving at0at6lAnd at 9S5 p NJ. Dunkffk pO6P.
NJ, BuGsio 1oas n n, New York a;OO0PlIMI, Boston
lg-9, THIRD TRANA r.s,1
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at $40 P.
wiz stop o. ell stations south Of Shelby and at
rivnGAt Cleveland at s:iO Z. M Dunfirk $50 A. M,
5easio g s'aoAy1, New York 300 P. M, Boston li.G
~ - a ' CONNECTIONS. a5
Az Delaware With Springfield Branch for Springfield
ossine Eiih aisa Pit,,buruh yt. w.yn, and ob,c,ro
Rstc4d 81 litsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
zss@isys 30 slndsrty, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road, fora points on that road. Also for Toledo.
AZ gle4eisnd, Nth Lake Shore Railroad foi Erie,
punlask Dun |; Buffalo y q Eey York and Boston.
Patshs Sleeping Cars are run on all
Y Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage -Gleoked TArov0A b MsD York and Boston
va a1Reldad: also. % R19adelpAid and
fg,O Yef2 IA tlS1eggs. 49,,
RETURNfNG.
Night Express arrives kt coiumbus II 1880 P. NJ.
gineinnae Fxnfas1 arrives a ooinmbus at llOO A. NJ
fceompnaatiqn ffriF1e % Columbus at 1O,15 p.
Fare a. Low as by any other Route.
.aeaF y
zsk ~ 7yslsis vis Cssstlins dr O7evelsnd.
!. 3. FLINT, '..e
- supehntsndent Cleveland, Ohio.
< (il x, JAMES PATrHRsoN, Agent,
coolumbu., NAV 7,Isss. = -o0''@N''' Ohio . .
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LsJg ORrrcuFInLp, Atty. -EW T~iI
Printer'n fees Ss 2S.te X. ..st sss a...
.iypFdlt&Wtd .7,us ~.
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Gen. R. G. LEE, Commanding, etc.
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN EUROPE.
The American Question I'm Parlin me mt.
EARL RUssELL's OPINION or GENERAL BUFFERS


The American Question I'm ParIi a me mt.
EARL RUssELLs OPINION OF GENERAL BUTLER's
PRocLAMATIoN-rHg MEDrAMoN IDEA.
In the House Of Lords the 18th Of June the Earl OF
CARxARvos wished to put qosson to tho noble Earl the
Secretary for ForeignAs, in reference TO proclama
stated 10 have been issued BY the commander Of the
federal FORCES Gsnsea Butler, at New Orleans That
there might be mDcencspton Of the terms Of this
proclamation be would read what had been published az
che copy q IT, The EArl hsre read General Buffers
Orleans, already published In the HERALD.-EDl Now
he would make no comment on such a proclamation as
this. IL was either mere menace, or was Intended
70 BE- reality IL 1t was merely menace, then was
. gross. unmanly and brutal insult 70 every woman in
New Orleans since II notorious fact that all their
sympathiss the sdo OF the Confederate cause
n the proclamation intended to have practical
effect he begged their ordshps 10 observe that by
tsrms which IL was couched gave larger and more un
limited power 10 the federal troops than had
been By storm being the violence Of the
troops but the was absolutely without pre-
cedsnt parallel, in commercial city that had capu-
lated and OF which the hoe army held quiet occupation
He would do the people Of the Northern states the justice
70 say he did not believe they In any sense idsn
would rapudiats this. extraordinary document But II
this wss1hs In which tho to DO carried on
In future must be OF determination. The ques
son he wished 10 ask was whether her Majesty govern
msnt had received any information 70 whether this
proclamseonwas ornot He wished also to state
that there had been for days past reports Of pro-
posal made BY the Of France
mont OF this country Tor concsrng jointly the terms OF
mediation bsfween ne bslocen6 In this civil war. The
whole vaus % sucn mediation must depend the
wss rsoeivsd But assuming that the mediation would
be such ~ they could f0in oonsstsnt vi THAR on
self respect and the sriA interest of this en- trv ~
hoped ths sovsfansat would give their earnest consI
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
Our Berlin correspondence


General Naihanid r. Banks a Prussian Dessrtsr-
American Celebrities, DC, dc
Every aud then the German press puts forth some
curious statements about American aGurs. Thus the
Ostser Zestg informs It's readers that General Banks Il
native Of Pomerana and sergeant in the Prussan
army before he cmigEaed 70 tho United States whore
the military Experience acquired at home enabled him to
attain his present position That such fable should
spread the surprising biography Of Gencral
Banks chiefly derived from the columns Of the HERALD
and mentioning that he born at waltham Mass.
began life machiEe builder &c, published seve.
raj months since In work caked "unsere Zet, which
contains accounts Of the most eminent Of the present
time including President Lincoln, Secretary Seward
Generals Mcclellan Fremont, Lyon Burnside and Butler
the union and JEFF. Davis, Alexander H. Stephens,
Bsauregard and Albert 8. Johnston the Conodernte
side. Tho events Of the have rendered the Of
all those persons familiar TO the German public. and
their portraits together with sketches Of the principal
engagements by land aud sea, with in all tho
pctorals II which at least onethe Leipsic Iarets-
Is not inferior 10 the best publications of tho kind in
England and America.
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
ss1.ns AT AUCTION.

INM. NJ H3LLlHGsiiEAD. AUGToNEER
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
BY CHARLES Q. WARREN
NO. 22 coRrLANDT STREET.
GREAT CLOSING STRING SALE or
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES Boors AND SHOES.
ON FRIDAY, JUNE q, at loA O'Clock,
TO INCLUDE IN FULL
EVERY INVOICE OF SPRING GOODS NOW ON HAND
OR TO BE RECEIVED BEFORE THE DAY OF SALE.
EMBRACING
-FOUR HUNDRED CASES MEMS CALF BOOTS,
most elegant assortment, to which
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF JoBBERs
MEMS PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS
ADAPTED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE.
. S MEMS CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS
both o. Easern and city make.
MEMS BOYS, AND YOUTHS BALMORALS
comprising severa. and elegant styles.
MENs, BOYS AND YOUTHS OXFORD TIES
Of calf, goat, buff, patent leather,
enameled leather, glove leather, pcbbed calf, &c.
WOMEN's SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS,
Balmorals Slippers, ami other popular styles.
Children's Eastern ana city made
Boots, Bamorals Slippers, Caters &C.. OF all kinds.
ALSO, AT PRIVATE SALE,
BOOTS AND SHOES BY THE PACKAGE,
ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS.
CHARLES C. WARREN,
: Auction and Commission Boot ana Shoe Warehouse p
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
J,DwARD sINTzENICH, AUcTIoNEER.
ID VALUABLE HORSES, CARRIAGES AND
HARNESS.

By c. W. DAVENPORT. this day, at O'Clock. at
@ Il ssaes Gray cansaan Pony Jul!
@ G asa as D uS e d Hn rf,
kind and gepta and admirably adapted for adys use.
yGs nsss9s Bay
rager Is aepsd for eo,pe Tor witch he has Been sed
Also Harness set OF excellent .rness suitable FOR
ng Order having bccn used only hrsc Months Black Pony
yeIcr stylish and good under tue saddle Gay Tro,iag
Mar, peay =, @ ls hand, ssa ssss 1
Horse 10 years old excellent working horse 20 be sold
Wagons order; Rockaways elegant Top
Wagon superb nh and hssI Harness.
Double Sets do hys sass SETS do four do sceon hand
Two Sidles kc. The Carriages and Harness exhibit
iqn and viii be sold in the lower silcsroom.
EDWARD sIETzESIcH AuCTIoNEER
~ Elegln, Collection 81 Rare STUFFED BIRDS.
M Boa as al Of ssss SaGss s
in cases under glass shacs and single specimens by the
EpMEAsKKPp slNTzESlcn M H.
O'Clock at i55 ant ~ Broaaway. pursuanto order Of ree-
LAWRENCE ". wEEKEs ET AL
1t ordered in the above case that the furniture whore.
ay Is III eloas in the forenoon BY Edward
vertsod two days in the New Ya,s , IIeaa aan.v d..
SCHEDULE.
IL black walnut Hat Trees.
: oak Extens on Tables
le walnut Extension Tables
IL carved walnut Centre Tables.
II oak Fancy Tables
III mahogany Fancy Tables.
II walnut Fancy Tables.
Lot Of Pine Lumber and Mats.
u ROTH, AUcIfoNEER.
II. The elegant Household Furniture Of private family,
giving Will be sold public auction this
day une ~ at II O'Clock precisely a the private residence
sstng Of handsome Carpets Glass China and Slyer Ware
Table Cutlery, ocoth two clegsnt rosewood Paror su
covered In rich brocaei black walnut Suit covered In
Desk Pier Mirrors bronze II day clock rich Ohin. vases
Parlor Ornaments, Lace Curtains Bedstcads. Bureaus
Teeatetes. covered In hair cloth Sofa Beds Roc kers
ets Beds, Bedding Dining Room fnrnture 40 Sale post
E,DwARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &C.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK. this day, 9Th Inst. al
O'clock at his 'ifsEsa HEa%sr rs BY ssssdTsSa TMsSSasE
long tall Bs hands, old warranted perfectly sound
kind and gentle; avery hanasonc and valuable horse.
elegant brown saddle trained by Disbrow II psr
fecy broke to harness years old 15 hands high war
ranied perfectly sound, kind aud gentle. ana from
us 10 be sold account OF the executors be at
D''0'o" '''p SPAN or GRAY HORSES.
long tails 10 hands fine stylish drivers; sold 70 close an
e''a'e' 'a'e p'''TBpAYs BAY SADDLE PONY.
long tall years old perfectly broken 70 the saddles
LIGHT TOP WAGON,
city made nsarIy IZyacMf CIR ROAD WAGONS
One elegant light Road Wagon, city make entirely new
one nsn' nSngfro DoTsHE 1sSnb HSb SINGLE HARNESS
New and second hand double and single HarnesA Saddles
Az ssduIxR .jia1s SALES OF HORSES AND cAaRrxuRs
rvsspAr 'iSsbb IiSsbb rRlpAr. =
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
! II. LUDLOW, AuCTIONEER.

II. Valuable lkolcrty Deianccy street at auction.
E. IT, LII DLOW co. viii sell at auction on Wednesday,
July Is 9 at Il COCK at the Merchants Exchange
rooin Ill Broadway:
DELANCEY STREET.-THE lease Of the Lot, with the
buildings there 25 Delaney street. between Sheriff and
rent $50 per annum.
Lot together with the buildings thereon, 2s7 De-
ancey street. adjoining the above On each of the above
three and basement br house Ia 'front.' and
brick house in the Lots each IS6xS76;
properly free incumbrance Terms cash. Maps
Office. No Spine
The New York herald., 1862-06-27
A G. FUTILE, AUcTIONEER.
IA. Oliee l3o Broadway.
CABINET MAKERS STOCK. BRUCATEL, DAMASk
IAIRII0IH AZ.

A. G. FUTILE will SELL Monday, at Lex O'Clock at No
go BrooInc, the balarce OF the
B-Th sale will include the best portion Of the stock
also Satin Damask Brocatels Pushes, Harcioh &C. Also
Horse, Spring Cart and Harness.
The whole sold without to suit the trade and
others Deposits required.
The New York herald., 1862-06-27

NIB CHAPMAN AUCTIoNEER.- $4,000
IA. worth of magniGcen Household furniture Paintings
satuary Vases Bronzes at public auction. tas day
Fridnyl June 81 at the elegant private residence lS West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale COM
mccns at lO1s O'Clock The catalogue the largest
richest assortment OF Household Furniture offered at
auction this season. Sale pcrrmpt0ry.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE,
round corners made TO ORDER canersury Stool and Cover
Marine Vi9ws, Fruit Pieces, Winter Seere. two match
Paintings by Coles Bronze Siatiary-Iiaml, Chcvae de
Marle two superb China Vases. BnNe CAina, Glass
sverware, Table Cutlery, oak Arm Chairs, Lounges and
Chairs, covered with ChambersRoscwooI Dressing
Bureaus, Bebsieads Wardfohes, Commodes Hair Mat.
rcsscs Feather BEDS Blankets Counsrpanes Sheets oval
Mirrors STAR Carpets Clocss as Rockers Chairs Brus
and Ing Carpets. Also assortment oil Basement
House for sale. inquire of the anc.ionecr.