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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08
A FicF OF SOME IMpoU7ANcE. The
Nashville UNI)N says

FACT OF SOME lMPoNl ANcE. -- The
Nashville UNI1N says ...
We believe that il is common prac-
tiee, wherever our armies have gone, for
many Of our officers to visit rebel families
freely In the present state OF the coun-
try we cannOt but regard il as a practice
fraught with the mos, dangerous results
to our armies. ltleads Ia the disclosure
Of thousands Of things 10 the spies of the
enemy which prudent commanders
would keep secret even rom their friends,
Loyal editors would be imprisoned for
Publishing the very information which
some susceptible Lieutenant has already
impaired TO some enemy with whom he
Is enamored."
The UNION states the c ase with force
and precision 4 good many Union Off
GERS are very fond Of making themselves
agreeable 10 the secesh ladies, and blab
military secrets in order 10 give them
selves an air Of importance 50. Ion's
DeuoTat
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NRw advertisements.
and PETRUOHIO.
Sherif's Sale.

TlY virtue Of III Ia 10 me directed and delivered
ID nom the Honorable Circuit Court Of davidson
County, Tennessee, al It's March Gorm 1852, will ex.
pose 60 public sac, 20 the highest BIDDER, tor cash
at the CoOrttouss Yard IN ihv City OF Nashville on
Saturday, the 30 day OF August 1902 an the right
title, clsm, interest and estate, which ". e. hush
then had, or may have since acquired, in and TO the
following described Lot OF Ground lyiug In Davi lson
County, State Of Tenn, there being deed of
record IN the Register olB = in South Nash VILE
fronting on the eat side Of Cherry Street 60 feet, aud
On both sides by the property o. Isaac Paul which
there is twostory brick house, being the col
by Isaac Pau to W c. Bush IN tho pau Of lots known
a. the tlysian Grove property, ana levied the
property Of W. G. Bu n, TO satisfy Judgment rem
dered in favor OF Thomas Rehs agbiust M. l.. Nancs,
W G, Bush, aud Z W. Nance, $500 IL
sh $50 ftaih Jm HINTON,
by THOs. HoBs0N, Dep, Shn Sheriff Of a. c.
August 7th, IS62-td
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We learn that a little skirmish took
place in Christian county, kentucky, The
other day between squad Of Pennsyl-
yonia cavalry and a company Of guerril-
las. One guerrilla WAS killed and two Of
tho cavalry slightly wounded The reb-
els fed.
We learn that the election passed or
very quietly in that county
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We would be obliged 10 cur editorial
brethren IL they would credit us with
any article Of ours which they are kind
enough Ia consider worth copying and
We would be much more obliged to them
if they would not credit us with para
craps which never appeared in our paper
at all, as several OF them have done lately
--or course Inadvertently ..r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08

SHAKEBs ENLIsING FOR IHE WAR;
Some twelve or fourteen OF The young
men Of the Shaker community at Canter-
bury, ~ H., have enlisted for the war.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 7th, 1857

m Eih0r The article in your Tues
days issue, touching upon the incOmpe-
tency and negligence of some Of our Fed
cral officers, will undoubtedly meet the
approval of every true lover of his coun-
try. II is one of the best articles over
read, and if its suggestions are fully car
riod out, they cannot fail TO bring this
ungodly war to a speedy termination.
II is a notorious fact that our army is
filed with set Of incompetent officers
who serve only TO prey upon the resource
es of the Government, and disgrace its
cause. 1t is also true that the most of
our army disasters may be traced TO OIL
cial blunders. An example of this may
be found in the recent defeat at MUIR
freesbOro', where the men were brave
and ready to do their duty, but officers
faltered and dare not lead them on to
victory. am confident that this class
of men have done much injury to our
cause, and have wondered that the Gov
ernment did not adopt some plan TO I'M
ravel this sophistry and bring them TO
Justice; but regarded il as a military
deficiency thatwOuld be remedied when
ever the War Department could get time
to investigate the matter. | am pleased
to learn that the President has taken the
matter into consideration. | sincerely
hope that he will cause these officers to
be thoroughly examined by board of
military officers, competent TO do their
work, and relieve every man of his COM
mission who does not come up TO the
proper military standard; for Surely no
man is woythy TO hold n commission who
is incompetent TO instruct the men under
his control, know this policy would
make a large gap in the shoulder-strapt
part Of our army but il is alike due TO
the nation and its soldiers, that we are
commanded only by competent, brave
and energetic men. Would there be any
injustice in this course? Is there any
sense in paying a man TO teach a science
which he does not understand? How is
he to explain movement that he cannot
execute himself? These are serious Ques-
lions, for they involve the safety of our
army. know men in the service who
have held commissions over a year and
cannot now conduct their companies
through a single military exercise, With
out throwing them into confusion? How
are such men to acquit themselves on the
battlefield they viii do very well to
wear kid gloves aud strut through the
town, but they are little out of place in
the turmoil of battle, where cool and
calculating Judgment is TO be administer
ed. hope this subject will be kept be-
fore the people The worthless and most
efficient men should occupy the highest
places in the army, no matter if they are
taken from the ranks; and sincerely
thank you, Mr.. Editor, for your manly
voice in behalf Of the much abused sol
der. A VOICE FROM THE RANKS
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w. W HRNEY, late Of the Louisville
D'mofrat has become the editor Of the
Frankfort Commonwealth Mr. HARNEY
is one OF the most able aud sprighiiy edi.
tors in the West aud wiz an bis new
position with great ability.
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Queen Isabella has just sent TO the
Pope a blank draft on her treasury as a
token OF gratitude for her recent safe
aaaouaEsHaA She begs the Holy Father
10 On Il up with any sum he sees q not
exceeding 100000
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John Morgan has sent his mother and
family away from Lexington, Ky, TO
Judge Jim Clarks, near Hamilton, Ohio
This is interpreted TO mean that Morgan
expects troublous times at Lexington,
aud thinks il hest 10 have his family in
Ohio,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08

The following communication is but
one out Of many Of like purport which
We have received on this same subject.
God being willing,we intend to reiterate
our views, until the Government reforms
its practice and corrects the abuse which
sacrifices, needlessly and inexcusably,
the life of many gallant soldier Gen.
RosE0RANs, a most gallant and laborious
officer speaks thus ON this point
The greatest care should be taken TO
give those who SO into new regiments
good officers. .,-,. &, b3gr.st lra
Those eo,oads aaa skulls, oR grannies
jogies, at3 good .fm- noiLiHgs Of eUey class and
grade, iCao hare LEI o. been driven from The
service, and are hanging around for promo
ten, should bf carefully excluded from the
service. Tier name IS legion, their excuses
for leaving as various. Sick wives, dy-
ing parents and dead babies must cover
the face OF the country, judging by the
letters Of sneh which come to beadquar-
ters. .t.b...... .}..H.I rE
Beware Of Them. The capture of a
regiment, the loss of battle, or the
cOuntry's disgrace by an incompetent or
worthless officer, can hardly be atoned
for by the appointing power, t.. d
Third--Let the officers for the new
regiments be taken from those tried, APP
proved, and now in the field. This will
give promotion TO the meritorious now
in the service. "a. a,l lo
Brace and oJedieat soldiers, led By hJo-
,Toas, ottsHtjte and SliHfR officers, must
save the Republic, and the Government
see that the Former are associated with
the latter. ar' at
j EOU THE tTNToN -.H# .....
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FRYE, TODD & CO..
COmInisslon Merchants for the sale
OF BOOTS aud SHOES.

OF boots and sWOES,
WE arc daily receiving large routiruu,sutr ~
" hOl7 aud SHOES, ~ every O .srriptfn. from
me hsnuia9iureu direct, and arc prepared 20 IN al
prfea WAY oAaAti hA rAgAiiED, Dealers Ia tho city
stock 40 bo. ~ CHERRY STREET, Coi8naade BaII-
ing, next door 10 iho Adams Express Company.
1tlI Yin lhlE Iunu co
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One Hundred Dollars Reward /!

TN FEBRUARY LAST ] HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
Il 10 run away ON a boat nom Clsrksyino, by tho
names of F0sTER and EuNUND Said boys lrlt Clarks-
Vile few days n'er the Federal troops took possess
sion Of the place.
Edmund Is about feet, AMI weighs 100 or 10
pounds and is % or "a years old and of dark com
eXiou Foster is - foot high and d 81 yellow COM
plcXi0u, and will weigh 40 OF 100 pounds and is
about - or % years Old. when they were heard
from last they we're in Gen. McCouk's division.
viii give the above Reward 10 any one &C they
viii bring them 70 me in the City Of Nashville.
WI, &. CIlEATHABL
NashNlle' Penn, August lih, 1862. aupI-lm IS
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$50 REWARD

DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER =,
~ near Nashville Tenn, on the 10th day Of I'd
April, 1862, a Negro man named TILM0N VA.
ahOut 2s years Old feet or inches high ~.
quite black whlsyrrs ON when lao lett; weighs about
100 pounds. The said boy was seen in Nashville %
low days ago and said lie was On MurlrrhUr0 at the
tme NJ the late battle, and got slightly wounded ia
the hand. will give the above Reward pr the de-
livery Of The said hoy in the JAN NASHVILLE 20 that
can got hm
iul3O-IlmH ROBERT CATO.
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NEGRO FOR, HIRE.

74aI -.. NAsHyILLE, August 9th, 1862.
7 HAVE A NUMBER ONE NEGRO MAN WISH
70 lire Ia this city by the month, ~ q.
Any ono wishing 20 hire oan enquire of me at No
90, high Street, or 70 my brother, DR.. J0liE l..
CHEArHkM, No. o, College Street, I'D.
aug7-m WILLIAM s. CHEATITAAf.
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nnh POLICY.

The following is an extract from a let
ter written by gentleman in Paducah
10 the 81. Louis Democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

Nay 1pclock. the stable II East Thirteenth street,
vsnsbie Horses Carriages Harness. &c, the property
q gentleman leaving for Europe, viz
One pair bay Horsee Is hands high, long tail
One Curtain Carriage. in good order, made BY Wood
Brothers.
One ine double silver plated Harness.
A pair OF valuable Horses, bay and black, very fast
hay Horse, sound and kind and gentle.
A sorrel Horse pony built; excellent saddle horse
fine RocsawAy. pole and shafts ana double Harness
one Doctors Gig, fhseton and single Harness.
Two mems Saddles ia good order.
One pony Sleigh.
Three R5bes-on black bear very large buffalo
hni wolf.
Together with Horse Blankets sheets AMI other articles
The stable 70 let Inquire " tie suctioneers
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UCTION NOTICED. d. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
~ OFFICE 1856 BROADWAY
LARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS IN BR0CATEL.


VALUABLE PAINTINGS ARTISTIC BRONZES,
MARBLE GROUPS, &C., &C.
the elegant private residence 2ls West Fourteenth street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, commencing q l0k
o'clock A. NJ The sale comprises the entire contents
house The elegant Parlor Furniture made order
10 In solid rosewood. The whole will be sold highest
bidder for cash offering extra Inducements TO purchasers
must be sold, owing to removal Elegant rosewood Pr
anoforie, octave. with all modern improvements
years. rich rosewood Stool covered in satin and embro
dered Cover three eegan Gil suits OF PAror
did and costly Parian Ornaments, rich Vases also.
Easy Chairs In ne rosewood Centre and Side marble
top Tables richly carved Cnamoer suits IN rosewood and
CANT Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carps wahssna Sofa
Beds fine hair cloth pure Hair Mattresses
TO 80 pounds made order and In excellent condition. Din
ing Room Furniture consists OF dne oak Extension Table,
Silver Ware rich China ivory and silver Cutlery Forks
Spoons &C. with heavy cut and engraved Glassware Of
description Sale positive.
n. B-The Furniture best description and
Offers inducements and others
competent person attendance pack ship
goods Tor purchasers, at q reasonable charge.
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4 UCTION NOTICE,
n NJ. u CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
MA1NlFlCENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, sfATuARY AND MANY RARE AND ELE.
CANT WORKS OF ART.

A ucTIoN NOTICE
MAasfflSssT H aousSd kT.pl fSRaITuRE.
sra IsA Mo ASs S "a HkE Rare AND ELE
shs 4. tFTSsSz$ ny, lsHelsrlr
SEVEN ocIa2E no 5s sSss iSf rIfsoroRrK
" legs and case round eoraer i ron plate
oyersuuns bass all the modern improvements made BY city
do siaS
E IN 9a cSs s w and
Pier So Slabs and Mains se Two Pfs arss
e richly sAs sed cons. so Ls
sS PTssns Room rarTss covered n three eoorea
solid rosewood two Tete-a Tee Sofas. two Arm and
wl,A sa.iu Wood marble opsmirror door back Kings
hss on rainiinss BY Cole Inman Lesrand, seere Egg
Lee painting the s5a Mss
" two superb match Paintings black walnut
D s Oh Brussels Carpets rosewood marble Dress
SHAVING sss q
Chairs covered in satn Spring aud Hair Mattresses Feather
Toilet ss. &C. Hpps
f nns S.s Ba
ie s.siiay marble top Hertx's patent Extension Tsbl
pecaners Wines Goblets, Champsgnes, Lemonades rum
& ans s e ass China Dinner
silver and richly Decorate Tea Set forty pieces solid
Cake Baskets Napkin Rings spoons Forks Ivory Handled
Table Cutlery Also, Basement and Kitchen Furniture
UcTIoN sALE.-R w wEsrcorr. AUcTIoNEER
n Large sale of Magnificent Furniture.
Two elegant rosewood Parlor Suits,
In Solferino satin and three colored brocAiel
Statuary marble top Centre and Pier Tables
Splendid rosewood Pianoforte Stool and Cover
Magnificent ktageres, Secretaries, rich Carpets,
Bron1es, Statuary beautiful
Parlor Ornaments, Vases &c. &c.
THIS II fr1so O'CLOCK
AT the residence la2 West
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
To be removed immediately consisting OF magnificent Eliza
bctAan ceres cost 500 stauary marble Centre Sofa
snd Pier Tables superb rosewood Panofoe octave
Fischer, maker; $780, with Cabinet Stool Cover
four elegant Pier aud Mante with slabs Tables
mask and Lace Curtains rich French Shada solid
Parlo Suits in brocaiel walnut do in French reps
wood Secretary and Bookcase adys Escretore, Marquee
tee and ois de Rose Cabinets rosewood and walnut Tete
Tees Bronzes elegant Eiasere aud Mantle Vases cost
$40 pair French Work Tables Parian and Bsque Orna-
mems with valuable collection Of Paintingswo Marine
Views by Northcoe; Lanscapes &c Bronze Chandeliers
corner Eageres Turkish Lounges, with Chars match
DINING ROOM. CHAMBER AND LIBRARY.
be top Buffet rich French Bohemian China Tea Sets,
TO match throughout Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware, Casters
Urns spoons Forks crystal and ruby Cut Glass Gobets
Champasnes and Wines, with complete assortment of rich
Cut Glass rosewood Bedsteads superior hair and spring
Mattresses oval Mirrors, Chamber Suits bronze Clocks
elegant Beds and Bedding. Brussels Ingram Carpets
Stair Carpets Hall Stands with large variety of rosewood
and mahogany Chamber and other Furniture not
xted
n Especial attention is called to this SALE
rs the Furniture is good
Reliable will be attendance cart pack or ship
purchasers
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rAaTY HAVING A FIRST CLASS FRENCH cAROM
"A Billiard rshie rent until the LIST OF November
Nil customer by addressing box ,0sa Posi- oalce
HAVING SIX TO EIGHT FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
A Tables NIL sell Tor each Sh an exchange for furn
IIe lglufs faus, VII ,ese parincr oDtu . room
Address " " .. "a 81. A, Sprin- street,
yAHW y Sa tks' OFFkNS F0R SALy VERY sUPE
w NV ftuct Nt his acwiy nsent,a W. cushions.
RHn.t H. -st .dgss 10 sItf sedt yhing cl madt,
pr.ets aA te Times Csu ~ Vac ulanu4aStory, 1B
fuAVA ktatGt
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A sToRIA HoTEI.-THIS HOTEL. AT ASTORIA
N Long Island having boon reiicd and furnished IL now
accommodation OF the pubic Eleasantiy stu
ated fronting the water surrounded with beautiful
scenery and drives odes extra 10 the
public As summer resort, this hotel IL unsurpassed.
Ccnneced with the large and commodous stable
for custom. and where ee had
nj ali times means conveyance 10 part OF the country
Fisnins pars be also supplied with boats. bait
xr or Tor pleasure under the immediate superysion "
with the brands Of wines, liquors and
and the with all that the appetite require
target viii and this hotel convenient place.
where little distance they may shoot under covered
Communication with New York city BY Hurl ferry
Erhty-Sixth Second steamboat from
slip aud Brooklyn city Railroad, from Fulton ferry
Gresnpotn thence by stage the door Of the hotel
Conc and sec how you like q, : .rx,
4. A LRIoN HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, SIS HUD
N son street corner OF Chares-PcaSant and well
nishcd Rooms suits singy, with without Board
Transient or permanent bosrdcrs will md this desirable
pace T. LAMBERT frcprietor.
DAvILIoN HOTEL NEWPORT, NEW JERsEy.-rHE
II undersigned, having taken the above fAvorie
this method informing his friends former patrons
III. Pavilion that he ready 20 receive Boarers for thc
season nj moderate terms. Good bathing, fishing.
Boats fishing tackle. &c,, always on hand.
GEO J. kIBBEE PROPHECIES
For particulars inquire cf JOHN 4. BLANcAN, No. i6o
Broadwsy
II AlNBow w. J. HOWELL WISHES TO INFoRs
Ia his friends .ad customers that he has some OF
Old in the city, of the stock from the House
Of Loris fcr sac by the bette Dinners from II To
aPN
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A UCTION NOTICE.-E ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"a LARGE SALE OF
EIEGANT HOliSEHOT.D HIYRNTTVRE
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPE
CUT GLASS: CHINA AND SILVER WARE.

bEACIIFuL BKUSSELS md lNGKAIN CARPETS.
CUT GLASS. CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
RICH CHINA AND PARIAN VASES, &C
This day. May att o'clock precisely at the elegant rest
dence No ll9 Yves; Eighth Firth
avenues coussng OF three elegant Parlor Salts covered
rich satin brocae velvet and hair cloth large
Oval Mirors Side Tables Etaseres
with mirror back and doors cost each eao nne Lace
Turkish Chairs Reception Chairs Clocka China
Desks elegant Corner and Book Stands beautiful rosewood
Chamber Suits elegant Tetes covered in hair cloth
mahogany Bedstesds. BureAus washstands, Hair and
Spring Mattresses Beds Bolstsrs Pillows Blankets Sofa
Beds Lounges kirrors Clocks Vases Spring Chairs
Ingram Carpets single and double black walnut Bedseads
WAshstands Tables Rockers Mirrurs Paintings black
Extension Table Buffet French China Tea Sets Ivory
Table Cutlery Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
oak Dining Chairs Oicloths Stair Carpets, Chandeliers
Sale positive. All the goods must be removed twentyour
hours after the sale.
n B.-Relabe win be in attendance 70 cart pack
ahip he rooAa for urchasers
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HENRY B. HERTS. yR., AUCTIoNERR.
Ii By HENRY WOOD co.
SHERIFFS SALE MACHINERY LArHRS 80, &c,
On Thursday, May g. 1862 II O'Clock,
Al Nos. Isl, lS3 and 1855 Mercer street,
comprising large lot Of Sewing Machines, Lathes, Drills
Castings Frames Stoves and Pipe, Fixtures Betting. Fur
naces, &c.. &c
BY order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

A UCTIoN NOT1cE-LARGE STOCK OF SECOND
IA hand ClothinG.-A. ". CRISTAI.AR auctoneer will
eel Friday May 9. io O'Clock, IS Bowery large
and extensive stock above, comprising about 80 SILK
Dresses all coaos and patterns 200 Calico Muslin and De
laine Dresses; also large OF Broche
Wooen SnAwls Basques, Capes and Mantilss: large
Of Qs,s Blankets Sheets Boots, Shoes Plated Ware.
kc &c sale positive without and well worthy the
of trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

.srprF NEGLECTED PICTURE NY WIN NJ DAVIS
This famous Picture of Jet, Davis IA now eAAi -
,g,n IN The gsicry Of Ball Black AGo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

NJ Broadway-MortsAge SAe.-hOLBRoOX CAGNEy
viii sell Saturday nsHi all the Furniture Ac, OF the
sssns Of four pull Beer Pump Bar and Fixtures Pier Man
Bar Mirrors BngrAvtngs (among which OF the
Tables Arm Chairs plated Waters Mugs Ac Gas chande
articles usually found In hrs class hotel Catalogues
sale JOHN NJ s0MKRv1LLE, Attorney FOR Mortgage.
CEo HeLBRoOx. AucrfoNEER -HoLBRooK 4
NJ CAGNEY will sell this day, 1t 2ocock a. No. is West
Houston street, Broadway the rurnir. Of family
Ingram Carpets Oilclohs Paror and Chamber suiis
Oas Chandeliers, Bedsteads Bureaus, Tables Hair Nat
son Tsbea Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Crockery
md 0lass Ware.
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JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff

BOGART, AUCTlONEER.-BY s. 81. BO0ART
-. this day at O'Clock. =, No 3North William street.
stairs the Stock and Fixtures OF Paint Shop. Penceing
Brushes Paint Brushes Ladders Signs, Paints together
with all the Tools aud implements carrying paint
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A UCrroN NorIcR tHoRsEs AND wAaoNs,-

A UCTI0N NOTICE. (HORSES AND WAGONSl-
"A RICHD WALTERS. suctioneer sells, this day 100,
o'clock, IS Baysrd several sound young Horses
among them OF handsome wei matched Grays
long tails, years d team q Brown Horses Coach and
Harness; Express Horse Wagon Harness;
young Bay. 15h hands high; Brown Mare, Doctors
Wagon and Harness; one pretty Grey Saddle Mare,
and Top Wagons Brews!ers) two good Ro kswsya
Hack Light several Single aud Double HARNESSES
All must be sod no link or reservation parties wanting to
scn Horses, d., should apply early morning Of Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

To LEr-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED A BEAU
ufully situated country residences, Is rooms Sail
or Snug HArbor ferry north shore Staten Island large
garden. well shaded lawn stable every
oonveniencs for large family perfectly healthy. Rent
Building, 81 Waverley place, on GEORGE JARRETT,
KsQ. No, Wall streek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

MISS DAVIS. TIE BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN 0IPsY
NI Paims has concluded TO rem ain short time longer
She removed 10 5sS ucenwel street Consult her tta
mcdstsyi sne hss ~ sgoAiun aescrnns we PAST present.
trom9AM tipR ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

To LET-A LARGE ROOM, IN A FIRST RATE LOCA.
ton, for any light manufacturing business; 10 by 70
eet, well lighted, rent low good tenant. Persons
curing storage also be accommodated moderate
erms Apply 1T 35 Sixth avenue first door front, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-08

On FRIDAY, May y. at ltls O'Clock,
AT THE siLESRoOMS NO. $50 BROADWAY,
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE FURNITURE or A HOTEL.
Consistins OF VI vet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets on
cloths Patent Msnge rosewood grand and SQUARE
Pianos Billiard Table rosewood walnut and
Chamber Parior and Dining Room Furniture every
rie elegant Fren ID plate Pier aud Mantc Glasses Beds
Plated War; NC together with large lot OF Kitchen Fur
nure and Utensils with which the sale will commence
Catalogues VIII be ready early morning Of sale BY orer
OF JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
Noricx-Fares furnishing viii lind this sale well worthy
their