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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

RETAEIETlOH IN kIsDe-Dnring the bonn
hsrdnsHfd Of Fort Sumter, Beauregsrd
threw shellB into the works st intervals Of
thitss piipdts in The course Of the night,
f075 the purpose, - the enemy -fase6Ously
EenaFked, Of nkeeping them lisVely till
morning" cote ssens to be rBtaliatinE
in kind q Island No. 10.7 Hs evidently
suOeeeds 81 keeping ihs rebels awake q
nights, hnd 10 quietly accomplishing his
purpose of psn1ing up fifteen thoasAnd
rebels SO as to prevent them from doing
misc6isf elsewhere, while Buell. moves
aaai6si BsauregaFd al COrinth.
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NO 50.
DRY.GOODS.

CNRI SUPPURTEKSi SkTRT
~ sUFPOBEsR % sKIBF hUPPORTE Sin
- ne only thing worthy Ibe nsms, mads a. attsd
70 NQef only Dy mFB Y > WfLLlAMB
ap-lsaS4 10. y III lfn an 81 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

The Southern papers viii henbsforth, per-
hans, think il expsdlent to discontinue
their habitusl attsoks on the Federal SOL
diery, Hhioh. according totheir theory only
ezsmpliaed the national want of courage
al Bull & m It is more excusabls for raw
soldiera to be charged with psnio thsn
for division 70 Jay down its arms almost
ct The eommencemsnt Of acampaign which
had long been foreseen. ri
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lssl-2 WIHTEE AkRAEsEnasE - 1ssl-g.
On and afs1r MONDAY, NoFamhor sfh- - 5rr-r-1
VII run daily, - iolioE1i Is uadays sxcsptsd,
I'D a. a. Ohicago EEprsss-st0s at an 5IloI,1 On
sourhern giEtsionl except Waahinglon. aIH
at l0.30 P n.
go P. n. Northsn Maii-st0p5 81 an 81 t.5are On
Aorlnern IiFlsio1s ana aEriFe1 af EanfuEt+If
$40 P, 4. TslssEApa EEPrsss-steps q ~ lltstiol-
On 1oat1eru DlFislon, e[oars ~ % hfrrtra. &c.
. noa and ulaV. ArriT5s n roloda - ~ ~ Til
and ehiclEo as II Al. VIZ 70 l-laL
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-RLlLR0LlS.

f---A = = - = = - -
IOLEVkLAND AND MAHONING
~ HAIL DAD
-.
On ana after March Z, lsss, TrainI vill run = ~
,LsAvH CEEyELAHD; sEaIsE ~ si5EzssEAlgP
ETbrs1s-.-.is05 r n I'LL. rs ?. ..
mars CHAs L RH1Ds5, supit,
1862. 1874
EE IMP Oh RgANT
PaIsenssrs should b ouFuial u parih.sInE IIsl-
& . st ge'sgs or poinsa in Aslsas. % Sc thss
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.
Il & thsonly sl Fal 80 dirocs fouls bon s-,-s
= Elis . - Soselni 70 o111 luieEsri iars al loIu1
.IsAAO q, sTUBaEOH,
fzus ana aaal suPl. % The 80. 3. y.
-asez z----- e.n1 Isag.liaE agslt,
CLEVELAND q ERfE RR
-a
l''l'h FIsTEE ARRAEaEAEHT.a EaA
On 90 a1eoE Eoudsgs EloVsuB Or ga, 1854, ~.
songer Trains wiz run q iolloWls
bEAVE GLEVrHAHDa
-A-a91 A-nAl
~ 9lll4o8 eEoaDt Wtcknls,- Ea1s1r, PafrTs
nll99aSiHlls, Y H, ~ 1r2os a5a s5lysl e ne atl
El5 p. II. CoNHEAUT COMWOD1rf6T-rz--
Pins e az sEatieHl, Q I. I.----7
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FAinosViiloi Anhtabula and girsrd only, M
arrives 1f Irte IS l2.u q III u1n1EIrF Fl
~ a. r. 6uualc fss ss
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airar'i, Oonneant, Ashtabul1 and fal61IT1ll
~ 2. q. EAPHE58 q a u III 2. -lstrrInT nrr1
stations except gaybrOok, uni0nF. e, RsTFF.
4eqiofl e41 y ioElldss ana sfrilaz q ClsVas
land at Jas H.
AG0OnMODATLOH TRAIH uIu ssar, Gonnaaul
- 81 4 NJ ssopDin1 Is al Islsionl, a1f -
nfing g uisEelAnd e l-a' = p G-r
an the trains gong Fsstsard ocunsct ar uIsFslnnf
alsl Ia1ns ior Eoiaeoi 0ElcaEoi lol1la5.l Olncl1s
natii 81 Loua kc.i and aIl the traiuE rouq aarra1
connect at Eluuktrz with the tfllnn fth1 IL EfU
RAlfoaQs and at Buffalo wish tdoaa of ths Lev VoE
Central and bdilslo > Hqa YORK Cir Rallroad1,
CLEVELAND, Nov II. lsii
THE PENNSYLVANIA OEF-
4 TRAL RAILRoABs ~ ~ as-st
~ a 1Ez "
H-.1 1a7sv7 en- nF hHHIsI 81
CWlTH TTB. .OOHHECTIOHss)
Is A ,FIRST-CLAsS ROUTE,
20 ALL LAsEzRH GIFTNE
ZHBEl DAILY TRAINS TRcH FIFTs8URGEi
. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

An UHKIED oUT-In abiding to the fall
Of FOh DOnslsoE the london Saturday Re
YieE, 3 journal very unfrisndly to our
government gives the rebels the following
tb-,st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

G.y sgssorIssEs One shIas TrsO Der
M ' Fi'o DonAI' Der Year TFt-Weekly, $500 per Year
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r & 81 .'s a g sRRsi 3 RslBs's 81 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
uENRY H. LEEDS, AUcrIoNBER -ELEGANp'

N Hoast no Furn ure ma y by R,nx Co., Ca rages.
Horses Segs Ac &C., at the late country resi-
James T. Souttcr, Esd, about three of q
mile from at Astoria, L. I.-hENRY II. LEEDS
CO. will sell at T. ursda. Jr IS II ociocx..
all ant Furniture H., in sid country consist~
ing OF Administer Brusses Carpets Library Furniue,
back anut Chairs AM Library Tabes,
Pictures Engiatngs Parlors in ne fin sed rosewood
made by Roux. covered silk b, oate green And
gold velvet p sh; Clocks elhbras real ormolu Brask.
ets Oh Paintings Dining RoomFrcnch back walnut Bnf~
fet Extension Table, CHARS Secretary real ornou Caan-
aG!aee, Dr. sing Bureaus Bedseals; Chars, covered
tap st oak SUITS black walnut aud mahogany co, enan
sed 40 and other first lass Furniture, iron Seas ana
Chairs and Q her articles. .-.g ..ea ...a 80. -
CARRIAGES, H0R sEs, sLETGHs sc.-A splendid close.
panel Garage, has been used bui few times rndf ~
lawn With silver paed MORNINGS * TO order Aso,
or Recsssay; an open with pole and eh aGc
Segn and dou1 dit. o.avery tine ons ta'eQ
Horse fecty sound, gentle and Kind In all hane
aud gool lorss harness Sleigh Bells brdes ss "a
dies and other farming nenenis ai uars OF whlcna
viii be In the CATALOGUES. Can be examined the day
before tine sale. Should the weather ,ayo able, tins
sale WIN take ace on The ri fair d,y afterwards the
and he boats 70 toria The saen,e is ABOUT
inile fron III aldig, minutes,
walk The Flushing Harlem boats Pec< Slip wharf
at T. 9l5, and III sorig ZOO OF Tenth street 10 k0
the Bro a.ay ami Or eupoint Stgs n
nines VIII such TO ride IN preference 70
walking. -.
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HENRY IL. LEEDS. AUcT,oNgER

HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCFlONEER fAEssfa 6fst
Al HENRY H. LEEDS \ co. VIII eel at auction. ons
THURSDAY Hre g. at II dock in ront Of our so No rs
Nassau street. beanf pair Of ons tailed blooi bay
Mares 1913 70 u hanis high, six aud seve years Old very
ST. sn and spirited driver, although perfectly nue. ana
kind in all harness. ed p recy sound They
cost Il $780, 500 has been offered Tor
one of them as breeding mar ~ viii be sold whont
reserve The has further for them Also q
very che, hy Lawrence in the perfect
Greer, made expressly for the owner worth
$50 will be sold the has for it, shift
ing Top Buggy patent axes IN good order, by Woad Broa
without
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY,, JUNE rs, 1862
SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN SALES AT AUCTION.
WIN. NJ HoLLINGsHEAD AUCTIoNEER.
y AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
BY CHARLES G. WARREN,
NO. q ooRrLANDr STREET.
GREAT CLOSING SPRING SALE OF
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES Doors AND SHOES.
ON FRIDAY. JUNE q. at lo,s O'Clock,
To include in fun
Every invoice Of Spring hand or to be
ceived 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.
Mems Canvas Army Fatigue lots.
both o. Eas ern and city MAKE
Men O. Boys and YoptAs' Balmorals
n comprising several new and elegant styles.
Mems, Boys' and Youths Oxford Ties
Of calf, goat, bull, patent leather
enarse.ed leather, glove leather pebbled calf, &C.
A very choice selection of
women SIX Gore Congress Caters t,s ,. ...
Chiidrens Eastern and city made eg.t
Boots Balmoras 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 and Shoe Warehouse q
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WARD sINTZENICH AuCTToNEER,

EDWARD sINTZENIcH, AuCTIOEEER,
~ VALUABLE COLLECTION or OIL PAINTINGS
BY G. w. DAVENPORT. Tomorrow at eleven O'Clock, at
sacsfosms 1co and 157 Broadway, collection Of about
eighty Oil Paintings including examples by the
masters some admirable copies after yernei Bcrehen,
Caude Titan Gainsboroug, Democie Wnttan, verboeck
hoyen &C. There many pictures Of merit In this
viii would draw attento entirely served
each painting win be sold Including the Frame forming
most desirable olporuny for the enrichment Of private
collections and patlofs The pictures
aud can 10 examined BY catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

g. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.-l000 CASES
IA. Boots Shoes. Brorans and CATERS at auction, b.
RICHARDS 4 WHITING, on "Wednesday. June 70, at !01s
O'Clock, at their sales A Cortland str ct comprising
all kinds of Mems Womens Misses and Chidrens wear
Also large lot OF stock goods Catalogues ready early on
morn ns of sals.
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EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTIoNEER.
u ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS.

BY Q. W. DAN ENPUKT TO+NURItUW, AZ ono O'Clock
Immediately after sale palnne), elegant illustrated
English Books richly bound, including Buwers works
complete In morocco; shakspere Addison Wordsworth,
celaneous assormcn mt Of stan ard and
among viii be found elegant works On exldbi.
ton, and,catalogues really.
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SALES IT ArCwIOy.

GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE. j. BLEEcKEkz
NJ son CO., Auctlonee rs.-Thie day June ~ AZ u
O'clock the Merchants Exc saesrooms Ass gneeeP
sale OF i6a Lots Dwellings Stores Sc aed on me pyom
nent az enue aud sire Is on Broadway ana IIontng
on Centai Park Ths sale affords good oppor mniy "
cspaists for Investment Under the direction OF n n
RAiNER, Receiver. u#s HxAs
HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II Bag5age-HENRY LEEDS CO VII sell a a.
rolm q Nassau streen Unclaimed Mggage-a large guam
THY OF Unclaimed Baggage consisting OF Trunks, Vastss
Carpet Bags with so packagess
the aceglnation Of California Havana and New Orleans
ship Company for the last years. sold With.
by order o. said 81 amshp company for account
OF whom may concern. Terms cash, city funds Now on
exh as
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
oH haKEs s saaIas bL sSAR sTMAa as
ISAAC BRONSON, Esq.
day 18th instant at ten O'clock at the priv ate stable No
ISa MARE six years old
ssansea perfectly sas ssnd and gentle and can 'r0s in
ONE LONG TAIL BAY MARE is hands siz years old
warTanled 10 every way, and can tro minaes
ONE LONG TAIL BAY ETHAN ALLEN COLT slz
IN OF se YoNS r can
BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, wears old warranted per- r
bxRK bRow sna stylish
o warranted In every ways matches and drives with
one soRREL HORSE siar), eight years old, warrant.
ed perfectly kind sound and genle in three min
us; E Yssy st III n and gaSaSle ANIMAL
sIEGANr CLOSE PAS co iGa as msS: 10 or
oFE sHa sif
y !s.i a.ss Il Is, soAt w1aos with pol.
ONE MhI 81 AIT LfGl bousiE HARNESS, entirely
new, i,,s any Solid silver mountngs. made to or
't eSk IiGIf SINGLE HARNESS nearly new til. same
ONE WOOD o1Bso...c ENGLISH GENTS SADDLE AND
TWO FULL s,,ers OF INdlIsH KERsEY BLANKETS
.1o. SE SCI OF SIN XND wooILEv chain stitch
Foyx SETS OF STABLE BLANKETS, ROLLERS. &c
One set White Linen Nets, with pieces
One elegant Black Bear Robe.
One fancy Lap Robe lined with broad cloth.
Three Liaen Sheets, Whips Rollers, &c.
h can s en on he 70 c
they Will peremporiiy sold reserve,
son leaving for Europe on the I'd ofJuly.
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A FARM WILL BE SOLD

A FARM WILL BE SOLD
N AT AUCTION
on s.h day Of July next u O'clock noon containing
acres 10 OF which h mb red situated shore
SENECA Lake, miles fpm Gencya. The steamboats,
the lake running la connet Ton with the New York
tfa and New YORK AMI Lfc Railroads mako daily landings
wthiu half mile Of the prenlsts There large
handsome dwelling house, i1ca'ed line 40 rods
from the LAKE oy rioodpr AMI giving full view OF
Geneva and sirHundng country The grounds about the
house extensive aud well filled with fruit and
mental trees shrubbery &c There issa good house.
barns sheds and other 0utbuin Ine hiah
OF o,atyaon and every thng aoou in excellent
plir.
Terns o. payment viii be iasde easy, ami nmeiat, pos
I s sion given " desired
-The sits tlber Will also seli, The dav, all his
Stock, h raing Utensils and household Goods.
JDan Johnston ESI., taucya; John H. Dsy
Of thc New iok Evangelist Mr. Bonn So Murray street,
is IOfs.
The sffe. boat VIII have Geneva tho molDing az tle
20 a. q Jiutk
Die Jnna n. 1854.
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.AsALEs AT AUCTION.


NJ b. CHAPMAN, ACCOMMODATIONS
a. Household Furniture at auction, this day (Wednes
d jane IS at the residence, 10 West Twentysth street.
Sixth avenue at clock consisting ofrosewsod and
black wslnu7Paror Chamber and oak Dining Room Furn
forte Stool and Cover Brussels Carpets tngs Orna
ment Clocks Lace Curtains Shades Stair Carpets Dress
ing Bureaus, Washstnds, Hair and Spring Mattresses
Feather Beds Blankets Mirrors, Sofas. ckers Toilet
Sets, Easy Chairs Lounges Extension Tables elegant
sorment Ruby and CRYSTAL Glassware Silver Ware Table
Cutlery, China Tea Sets Bronze Satuary &c; also
sortment 81 Baf mem an Kitchen Furniture. Sale
meneiug at oclc this afternoon Deposits required Of all
purchasers. House 10 let at low imme-
diately. Inquire Of j. g. SroNEALL l3l Fulton street.
D. b. CHAPMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. Household rurA lfo, Paintings, Statuary, Vases
Bronyes &C. public arcQn this day CIV ein sday) June
IS a. e elegant yyale residence as West Sixteenth street.
between fth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing nj l01
O'Clock. The catalogue comprises the largest and richest
assortment " Household Furniture offered At auction this
,sssen Sse PIrssreg3 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE,
round corners made Canterbury stool and Cover
OIL Paintings BY Eminen artssliely Family, by Fellows;
Marine Vows, Frat Piccos Winter Scenes, two match
Paintings BY Cole; Bronze atuary-Hanet; Chevalc de
MArle superb China Vases, Buffet China. GLASS
Sverwarc, Table Cutlery, ok Arm Chairs Lounges and
Chairs covered with reps. ChanbefsRoscwooi Dressing
Bureaus Bcbs eads, Warfro5es, Couimodcs, Hair Nat.
trcsses Feather Beds Blankets Counterpancs ShsetA
Mirrors stair Ca pets, Cocs So Rockers Chairs Brus.
and Ing ain Carpets Ala assortment Of Basement
and Kitchen Furniture gale perempory ran shine.
House for SALE Inquire OF the aucaoneer
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n D. CtuLKINs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 50,
~. Broadway
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE,
. ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, Ae.. &C..
Purchased at u cost Of over SIS 0J0
On THURSDAY, June %,
At the elegant private No 2ls West Fourteenth
Eighth avenue
Commencing at l01s clock A. NJ. precisely
The sale Of the house. The
elegant Parlor Furniture made ord and Is in solid
God. The whole will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash. Offering extra Inducements to purchasers the entire
furniture the new having all been made within
six months.
Elegant rosewood octave Panofsrte with all modern
Improvements, overstrung bass cost DO rich
wood Stool covered satin, and embroeea Cover hree
elegant full suits of rosewood Paror Furniture in rich
satin God Eageres splendid anil costly
Paran Ornaments ri h Vases &c. Also ma snicent col
lection of Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs
reps; rosewood Centre ana Side marble top tables
richly carved.
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedseads, Washsands, Sofa Beds, In tine hair
cloth ten pure Hair Mattresses, from forty to fifty pouns
made TO order, III excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture conssts of lne oak Extension
Table, Silver Ware China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons with heavy and engraved Gassw
OF every description. No postponemeat
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EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCT1oNERR
IL VALUABLE HORSES, CARRIAGES and HARNESS.
BY q. w DAVENPORT, FRIDAY next, at one clock, at
155 and 57 Broadway regular weekly gale Of Horses
and Harness. We shall offer most attractive
logue. Fun particulars in tomorrow papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

nANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTTONEER WILL SELL
- this day at lO o'clock at his salesloon, W Nassau
between John geHel
Of Household Furniture, viz:-Brusses and Ingram Car
French plate Pier MirIDrs rosewood Paror Suits
bro acl and Whist Tables, Secretary and Library
Bookcases and enamelsd Chamber Suits, Dressing
Bureaus French Redsteads Hair Mattress Wash stands
Wardrobes Sofa Beds Lounges walnut aud oak Extensio
Arm Chains, Rockers, OH Paintings, Bullets, Bronzes,
Clocks, IL. Catalogues now cady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

EDWARD sINTzEEIcH, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Eeglnt Collection OF Rare STUFFED BIRDS.
BY @. W. DAVENPORT, Friay next at eleven o'clock,
100 and iJ Broadway superbc1ccton OF Stuffed Birds,
In under shades, and single specimens, by the
ceiebfaleA WIN. 1aloraitA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

JNDWARD sINTZENTCH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
u Groceries, Fixtures Preserved Fruits Liquors, Wines,
&C., by order OF Assisnee. By q. w. DAVENPORT, ths
day June IS Mt ii o'clock at 1856 and l57 Broadway,
in lower ssesroom stock OF excellent Fixtures including
Tea Bins Uttered; Canisters Weighing Machines Balances
Measures, Counters dc The g0Os consist OF uage
OF Brandy, Whskey Port Wine, Gin sherry &C. all Of
celent quality few lots of bottled Wins, Ii &c
Also Ralsns Candies Preserved Pears Mustard Ca,sup
Cheese, Soap, Tobacco few thous Sesars glazed
Case BASKETS of Champagne Cases St. Julien Care,
co lbs Cream Of Tartar, art other items Of similar char
ackr.
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-
( IS. 81 sssa esse.bs - = .teneaaF s.,sis
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IL ROTH AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS WE'D.
II. nesday, June % NJ IL O'clock preciscly the elegant
Household Furniture Of Henry Prcntiss, Est az the
residences No III Wet Eighth street. between fiith and
Sixth avenues ssng of beautiful Psrlor suits covered
la bro and reps; arbe top Tables Eage Lace
Curtains Vases. Paintings CLOCKS rosewood and inahoaa-
NJ Kcd*tea Bureaus. Washstands SOFA Bcds Lounges,
srn Sea Seat Chairs Mirrors, Brussels and In
rpets tplr Mattesscs Beds Glass, China aud Sill
vtr Ware, Iable Gallery ~. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

A YOUNG 0E<TLBMAN TWENTY -FOUR YEARS or
n aye native OF Louisiana desires 70 maze the acquaip
of young anu agreeable lady w ti view - naf
mony He taxes this method OF iorning ua ntancs
y because lie has north 81 Mason Dixon. lie
that all he South viii be away
~ the eds or conieds IL, therefore, cnno ~ III
OF much OF tie ncedl 70 what he has, w0 b. will
ling shaie IL with TIE lady If his RHeculs Should lhis
The 90 uf any lady of the ABOVE des pson ana WHO
has desire to 40 II aioue VI she VIII with
the advertiser nehrr 81 uA may have cisc " feBett Al
dress LUuIslaaa, Herald oAte.
MAT fNONiAL.--A GENTLEMAN or MEANS %.
fl irsftJe ~ tintancs q 4u1ng ltiy, u0t over ~
iuttfitr 4ltiy ,l ndtet Nutktu4 Mi pteftrVa
NaGrs- At 4 ar N0t. 5bS ~ 1tuaoN " ahes rrNo
t4ArtIHOSY MADE Es<Y-WIr rsHtU JS3
WI fol C0trlk iauf4e Hte .4# Hae .ttNe ~ &C. ~.
Sue set. W Pts.a, vi III III vs. ta& o1 "a g 4
o. ~ c4asA . A. isANs. - A-rA.uaA a.iHet
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ANM wIrIERs. AuorIoNEER. Will sELL TINS

M
w day, ock i5i canal rcs' the Fufttir OF
three s1gy AID basement house, removed IRON Iw'ny-
Ell Ia stree gWo Parof SUITS naho safy aud Jack wal
IN td&t ads Il bic Top Dressing ttAus, Calpci O.
I'll t4s h ota Furniture slar koas Matacs,s, Beds
igIsttae .iluwa liable Il, Lnens at.i VI ratntn ;,
rsaU II i4uo efs octave; Nnrus BOOK ~ = " aI,fOrss
nfU. o Ccnire, BStossion and utci Tancs; .haila
lrra uA rg lteAe.s Eask Iaalfs. ana Np; also, the
Il nns I,euA al i,iicieh Fafnituo Sale positive. pcfs.
Iela4cl.
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1NILIIAM w1rrERs AuclIoNEER .-nY VIRTUE

w OF an execution will expose al pubilc vcnsiu tniss
day, at Os o'clock ~ Writer'S auction rooms. 40 Canal
street. The iopwing goods Two barrels Potatoes one Jar
rel Sat part barrel MacScrcl BARREL Sinrgar onoi
box candles two boxes Soap, part OF oaie OF Sa sod
lol snoknA ojacco and two Counter Cases ~ "rer
of EENKY WEST, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
HENRY C. SCRtBNER, AUCTlONEER.
IL Magnificent original modern Oil Paintings by the besH

Ii ENRY WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WOOD b
CO., will sell, at their sllesioom i5 ssau street. DIV
Thursday jane 26, at IL A. NJ lot of Champagne
Wines Brandies Gins old Cherry Brandy, Bourbon W his
key PI.k &c n fsO n lot O .uar1.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-12
Neln advertisements
TOOTl TOOTH TOOTH
Kris Kinkle is Koming |!
@ II r. sTMA S LET s!
CANDIES AND CANDY TOYS +!

JUST RECEIVED AT sss THIRD 81, DAYTON,
UIHE largest and finest Holiday Goods ever offered
a IN Dayton, comprising, IN part.--kose, Lemsn,
aud strawberry Gum Drops, Peppermint Drops-Red,
White and blue, Liquorioe, Sugar Aim monsr, Gum
Sucks Julube Bars, nne mixed Candies, Burnt AL
monds, Almond Bars, Cocoa Cream Candles, Rabbit
Houses, BABY boAes Soldiers, HearH, Btrds Country
Houses, Circus Figures, Market Wagons, AlphAbets,
Cupds on Flowers, Bread Baskets, brllants, Bon.
nets, Union kggs, sugar Boxes, Whistles, Hollow
Toys, Dog Houses, Deer, Butterflies, Bird Cages,
watches, Gum Mastic, &C, 6c., &c. L .
The proprietor has got, and rect wing the Goods
TO please every possible taste. Heis determined that
the public shall have everything the Atest incest
and best u
call OF send orders W. H. BRANDENBUkc,
dslS 2S5 Third street. west of POstotfee,
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