davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
rRonr GEN. nANKs. ARMY.

EDINBuRG, VA, April 3.-All is quiet in
this corps, except occasional shots, at long
range, with Ashby's rebel cavalry. Our troops
are in good condition, and are anxious for
forward movement. Gen. Shields continues
to improve.
EDINBURG, VA, April 4-Yesterday after.
noon the enemy unmasked a section of their
battery three quarters of mile from our right
wing of the battery, under Capt. Huntington,
a mile to the west of this town. The object
of Nie enemy was to drive in our pckets be-
yond Stony Creek, which divides this town,
as well as TO retard the operations of our
bridge builders. Capt. Huntington shelled
them out in very short order. During the
day the enemy concealed his force in the ra-
vines, but his vdettes were in sight and very
active. One of them was killed distance of
six hundred yards by sharpshOoter OF the
Wisconsin third regiment
A detachment of tue signal corps, under
Lieut. Rowley, obtained All excellent view Of
the enemy encamped near Mount jackson.
Last night the mountain east of this town was
on fire, making magnificent illumination.
A corps OF pioneers and bridge builders have
been ordered forward by Gen. Williams, and
will be organized and equipped immediately
The same thing will be done in other divis
ions. The positions where the advance bat.
teries now rest, commanding all the elevations
beyond Stony Creek. were selected by Gen
Banks himself, amid the hottest fire OF the
enemy, on Tuesday They are unassailable
by the enemy
The military force under Gen Jackson is
principally composed of impressed men, who
refuse to fight the United States Those from
Page and Rockingham counties have retired
to ii point between these counties, where they
are enrenched aud DEFY Jackson's attempts to
compel them to join him. There are rumors
OF some fighting between them
Col Holiday, OF the first Vermont cavalry,
committed suicide this morning during TEN.
porary fl OF dependency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
HOW THE CAXONDELET RUN THE
REBEL BLOCKADE.

New madrid, April The gunbcat Ca.
rondelet arrived last night, having run tie
rebel blockade at Island No. 10, without dam.
age. She had in tow, on the side exposed to
the fire oil the rebel batteries, barge loaded
with hay, arranged in such a manner as to
protect her. The night was intensely dark aud
ssormy She passed the first battery before
being discovered. The second fired on her as
soon as its guns could be brought to bear, but
owing TO darkness, and the speed with which
she moved, the fire was totally harmless. A
third battery also concentrated its fire on her,
but not shot struck the boat. She passed
the fourth and fifth batteries with the same
fortunate result.
Fifty.three shots were fred at her. Three
miles below the island the rebel floating bat.
terry opened on her, aud continued firing until
the CarOndelei was out OF range All through
the passage continuous fire of musketrv was
kept u from the shore, and many bullets
struck the boat, but, all hands being below
nobody was hurt The CarondeIet did NOT
discharge gun during the entire passage
She passed the last battery within an hour af
ter leaving the fleet.
A telegram from the island, at o'clock last
evening says very heavy firing was heard in
the direction of New Madrid, 1t Is thought
that the CarOndelet was engaged with some
of the rebel gunboats. From one TO eight
heavy reports were heard every minute. Her
escape from injury in running the blockade is
attributable TO the fact that she Rugged the
shore of the island SO closely that it was near
ly impossible for the rebels TO depress their
guns sufficiently to hit her. There is great
rejoicing throughout the feet at this signal
success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
FROM PORT ROYAL.

New York, April 6-The steamer Atlantic
arrived tonight. She left Port Royal the 4th
irst Among the passengers are Gen. Sher'
man and staff, Col. Monteith Of the twenty.
eighth Massachusetts, DIR. Bowditch, William
Bacon, NJ. Crowell, and NJ. Goddard of Boston.
Advices from Jacksonville, of the LIST inst,
state that an attack was expected there from
one Florida and two Mississippi guerilla regi-
ments, a battery. and a troop Of rebel horse !;
but Gen Wright is confident of being able to
sustain himself against them. Rebel deserters
state that their troops have subsisted entirely
10y foraging, and are out Of food aud in des.
perate condition. The yacht America has
been raised by our naval forces, and, with the
steamer Darlington, is a prize
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
LEFr. TnoMPsON An MoRK.

CAIRO, April ga teamster, who has just
returned from Commerce, Mo-, says that S.
J. Kitchen, one OF jeff Thompson's colonies,
is in the swamps back of that place. with a
squadron of cavalry, estimated at two hun
dred, and fears are entertained that the Union
men in that vicinity will be subjected to
fresh prosecutions, and the report is current
Tonight that jeff Thompson has assembled a
Iofce OF considerable strength at AlcOmb's
Island, twelve miles west of New Mndrid.
His position is represented by scouts as very
strong Rebel gunboats aud transports pass
our batteries at Riddles Point, without diff.
Guilty. None have come above Point Pleasant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
FROM NEwRERN.
General Burnside's Movements

General Burnside's Movements.
Fort MONROE, April 5.-The steamtugs
Tempest, Haze. and Ellen S. Terry arrived
this forenoon from Newbern, having left there
on Thursday. They bring large mail for
the north and dispatches from the army and
the naval commanders. There is very little
news of interest from Gen. Burnside's depart
ment. The report was current that General
Burnside had been ordered to evaeuate New:
bern within six days, and that he had returned
reply that he would meet the rebel command
er at Goldsboro' and at Raleigh. There is
little change in the state of affairs at Beaufort
Fort Macon still holds out, and is TO be be-
sieged. Extensive preparations are going on
and operations will be commenced in few
days. A few shells have already been thrown
into fhs4 fort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
rHoW FORT MONROE.

FoRr MONROE, April 5.-The latest intel
ligence that we have in relation to the Virgin
ia (Merrimac) is dated at Norfolk last night.
At that time she was coaling up at the navy
yard, and was expected to come out to-day.
She has two new guns on board. 1t has been
reported that Commodore Hollins would CON-
mand the Virginia on her next trip, but the
name of Capt. Pegram is the latest mentioned
in that connection. The Yorktown, Teaser,
jamestown, and four other gunboats are at
Norfolk.
A deserter came in this morning from the
vicinity of Harrod's mills. The enemy's
force on the peninsula is not reported so large
as has been supposed. Gen. Magruder's
headquarters are at present at Lees Mills,
near Williamsburg.
Cannonading has been heard all the morn
ing from the direction of Yorktown. No of
fetal reports have been received here, but it
is rumored that the town has been burned.
This is probably incorrect however. Another
report says fight is taking place there this
afternoon.
A flag of truce this afternoon brought down
the following released prisoners OF war from
Rchmond Col. Blonford Lieut.. Van Horn,
Captain Bliss, u S. A., taken in Texas last
summer, and Col Woodruff of the first Ken
lucky regiment, taken in Kentucky.
The Richmond papers mention that two men
named Pryce Lewis and john Scully have
been convicted as spies, and were TO nave been
hung yesterday, but a short respite had been
granted. The men claim TO be British sub.
jects, and loyal.
WASHINGTON, April 6-The boat which
left fort Monroe at ten O'Clock this morning
brings word that at that hour all was quiet in
the immediate vicinity, and no indications of
any movements on the part of the Virginia"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
MecLELLAN,s HEADQUARTERS.


WASHINGTON, April There is authority
from the war department for saying that dis.
patches from fort Monroe, dated at o'clock
Sunday afternoon, have been received by the
department A reconnaissance had been made
toward Yorktown. The headquarters of our
army are about five miles from Yorktown.
There had been some cunuonading but appar-
emily without any injury on either side, and
no engagement had, up to that time, taken
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The killed of the
fifth Ohio at the battle of Winchester, fifteen
in number, arrived here yesterday, and the
bodies were placed in the Guthrie Grays' ar
mory, where they were visited by large
plumber of citizens. The funeral ceremonies
took place to day
BALTIMORE, April 6-Lieut Fitz James
O'Brien, of General Lander's staff, died this
morning of lockjaw, in consequence of
wound received in skirmish some 2 months
since
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
NEWS FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, April 4.-The Advertiser has n
special message from Memphis, stating that
Gen Buel's army had reached SayannSh, on
the Tennessee river, from Columbia There
had been brisk skirmishng and great activity
on both sides for the great struggle.
On wednesday a Yankee force, two thou.
sand strong, landed at Biloxi from three YES
sells, and cut the telegraph line between Mo.
bile aud New Orleans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public called to this most ex-
cellent Of all Linments perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains thatncsh is heir to.
'EHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perspiratiOn-is cured by
few bottles of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LIgIMEET.
URALGsEA--the king of all pain-is caused by
an Inflammation CT the nerYes-is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEAT.
SPR AINS are caused by an over-extenson and a
sudden re action Of the musclesis cured by few bot
ties OF kENSEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHIMENT- equally good
for man beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-is cured by few bottles Of KENNEDYs Err
MATIC LINIMENT.
BRUISES arc caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh and smashing Of the tissuess instantly relieved
by kENEEpY's RHEUMATIC LINfMENT.
CKAM ZIP Is u contraction OF the muscles, caused by
nspdden sOppage Of the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured By few appca
tions OF kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
BILAOuS collie is caused by neuralgia In the
RHEUMATIC LINIhEsT in warm water every half hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENEss
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the gands-wet
piece Of flannel with kENNBDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
apply II on going to bed, and you will be welln the
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from in sensible
persplratiOn-s cured by few applications Of KER1H-
DYs RHEUMATIC LIyIMENT.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK Follow the
direction III the circular around each bottle
II is good for To0hache, Earache SWelled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind Every family should have
a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury,
Mass. lree SO cents. Sold BY DAVID SCOTT, UE0.
NoCONYlLLE, W. II. G0ULDING, and by Druggists
everyWheTe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
.Sor Sale OF 60 Ret


A VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
N TO RENT. Price $500. Possession given immedi-
diatsy. Inquire Of 5. EDDY, JR., Is oxford street
apps dlw%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
6Aants.

SITUATIONS D-By two
~ Scotch girl '-one to do cookug &c. and the oIher
to do cha nbervork. Apply at "a Mechanic street
ap3 d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-1OO 600
II Lbs of GOES SUPEPHoSPHATE OF LIME now
in store and for sale. Also GuanO, Ground Bone and
Bone Meal for Cattle j. ID. LOWELL.
mchlT dis&w2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

FOR SALE. OR TO RENT-The house
a formerly occupied by Charles Whtemore on Pleas
ant street. in the city of Worcester, together with the
barn on the premises, and about 2500 feet of land well
set with fruit and ornamental trees Terms liberal
GEORGE + VERY,
ap3 diff Office No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

REMOVAL.-F. L ABBOTT has re-
Nv moved his Hat and Cap Store from No Bav state
Block 20 No. l0 Main street, corner OF THONGS street
under City Hotel, whereh viii be happy sec his friends
mch2T dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

DYE FLOUR, CORN MEAL.-Fresh
~ ground Rye Flour, also common, bolted. Rye and
mixed Meal constantly hand and for sale as low as
the lowest by w. ID. u0LBRooK co.
mchl7
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE DESIRES
N correspond with young lady twenty. .stx
old with view TO matrimony. The lady be we'll
bred attractive appearance and truthful The gentle
man will bring the first and last Of these rcQiremens
good disposition, good faith and good estate
yelling 10 Europe Address Erastus A. IrvnNVe boS 4O6
week.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
EDWARD ScIIENCR. AUCTIoNEER
n THE CONTENTS OF A FIRST CLASS


BY EDWARD SCHENCk, on Monday, 2sh inst, al 10
ocoek at 43 Walker street. the entire Fixtures oil rs
class Restaurant consisting in part of marble Tables
Dining Chairs, sofas and Chairs large Mirrors large Cham
aud Brackets, Casters, China and Crockrry Glass
ware Table Linen Spoons, Forks, Knives Sc. Olco,hs
Carpets Bcdsesds, Bureaus Wsshsands Mattresses aud
Bedding mahogany Cash Desk, Scgar Cases. &c.
ALSO,
Table, Copper Pans and Urn, large upIgh. Tubular
Boiler biack walnut rbe Counter aud Bar FXttres
also, a large assortment OF Kitchen Furiiturc.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

SALES ar AUCTION.

IA Peremptogy sale Ol
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising the entire first class rosewood Furniture, and
elegant bisque marble and Parlor Ornaments. 40,
. contained in the ele .ant residence
No. 2ls West Fourteenth street. III ighih avenue,
this day tSalarday), Ut two oclc ok precisely,
consisting OF superb rosewood and walnut Suits in French
brocaei and reps; Pier Tables Silk
ana Lace CURTAINS Elzabethan elegant rosewood
Pianoforte, stool and Cover; Turkish Lounges and Arm
Chairs inagnincent Mantel Vases OF Lava and Psrian.
marble Bust OF Byron bronze Clocks valuable collection OF
hs'9rcsi and Landscape Paintings richly framed; Gold
Cases &c Chambers and Dining RooniElegant rosewood
Bedseaas Dressing Bureaus with marble tops; Commodes,
two walnut Suits covered In reps, made to order Card
pases awer Vases Sofas Spring Seat and cettsse 0hars
Mirrors sofa Beseads &C. with large variety OF China.
rich cut Glass ivory Cutlery Sverware and Bedroom Fur
niture OF every description All 10 be sold rain shine
Catalogues at house n BThe furniture OF this sale will
medately.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
BALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER --IIENRY r.
IL LEEDS CO. will sell at auction. Saturday. April
~ at lo O'Clock at the sslesroom general assortment OF
Honsehold Furniture. consisting o Brussels and Ingram
giant frocate Window Curtains tined and n'erned che
CANT ,osewood marble top Centre Table Dressing Baeaus
hogsny Sofas Eagerea Pianos mahogany kock
Chairs in hair cloth; Hall Stand and Table, Hair
Mattresses Fohor Beds. Bosers and Pillows; mahogany
Washssands, oak Chairs in striped brocael; also Scales
stair Carpets Crockery China and Glsss WAR; g. Sale
without Also . inaid Bachelors Buffet
lined with sstinwood and imported from Paris
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

ONWARD sCHENck. AUCTIoyEER.

TNDWARD SCHENCk. AUCTIONEER.
N ELEGANT SADDLE HORSE
BY EDWARD SCuENCX, this day, 18th instant. at l
O'Clock Mt his sIlcsooms Nos LIS and III Broadway, bay
saddle Horse long tail and years old l5 hands
high warranted perfectly sound, Kind and gentle IN every
way OF the most stylish horses in the country tho
property OF gentleman leaving for Europe
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

IIENRY ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER h
sOMERyIrIE win sell a, auction on Monday. April 49,
ut lO o'clock their salesroom No 81 Nassau street.
fine Oil Painting of King Alfred the Great lately exhibited
~ the Dusseldorf Gallery BY order Of MATHEW z.
BiEREE, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

- HERMAN Co. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL ON
Monday xoh inst, IA O'clock Al q Bayar street,
az the rich aud elegant Household Furniture IN
Rocking and other Chairs Centre and Card
Tables Pier and Manel Mirrors French Musical Clock
cost Dining and Tea Tables mahogany and black wall
nut French Bedseads, Hair and usk Maitresss large ..
rsather BEDS rliows and Bosers, Dressing Burssuss
fly and Ingram Carpets Oaloths, together with large
and general assortment Kitchen ani Dining Room Fvral
"a inr. sale positive, for cash, well worth the attention 81
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
INDWARD SCuENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF UpEkB HOUSEHOLD FUR

NlTURE PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, 70 inst, at eleven
O'clock his salesopm 1856 and l57 Broadway the So of
OF the best cabinet makers In the city consisting in part
cant 6lack walnut library and Dining Room Suits reps;
magnificent rosewood round cornered Bedseads and Blu
do in black walnut finished In oil; sewooi and
walnut Secretary and Library Bookcases elegant rosewood
Etsg-cs carved walnut Buets aud Extension Tables wal
Hall Rack aud Chairs and other elegant Furntnre The
above furniture Is all or tie best Manufacture will
b, positively sold by order Of the assignee ~ BThc FUR
ntrc must be positively removed the day of SALE BY
order Of j. B. FREEMAN, Assignes.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

d Monday April 2s az 10 O'Clock, at l75 Becckcr street
the entire Furniture in said dwelling, consisting OF Paror
Suits Sofas Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washs,ands Centre
ana Card Tables large lot Bcdstcads Hair and inss Mat
trcssos Feather Beds Pillows, BoseIs Brussels Threey,
Ingran and Stair Carpets; Ocloths Mating fier and man
tel Mirrors, Lace Curtains Shades &C aiso large .i OF
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, dc sale positive,
whe., reserve, aud well worth the attention of we trade
And oihNrA
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
A UCTI0N NOTICE.-M h. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER'
"A Elegant first GLASS Household Furniture,
Piauof0rtes, Paintings Statuary

Parlor Suits. Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture,
Velvet Carpets. China Orr rsments kc, 10 be pereInptory
sold at suction this DAY at o'clock q .Le pri:
vatc residence AZ wet Sixteenth between Fifth and
Sixth avenues consisting rosewood and black wanut
suits covered with brocatcl and Centre Table. Eta.
ceres BOOKCASE Mirrors Clocks, Ornaments Paintings by
eminent artists seven oave Rosewood Panofote made BY
Broadway makers; uatstsnd, Ocoth, Stair Carpet Bu.
reaus Bcdstcads Wardrobes Mstresos Blankets, Toilet
Sets Bed Canopy Extension Table, sdeboard Dinner and
Tea Sets cut and engraved Glassware solid Silver Ware,
Spoons Forks Napkin Rings sso large
let; imnediaely Inauire OF the
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
~ n trrps 4 60 AycTIoxEERs--u. II Irrps

IT m LEEDS \ co, AUCTTONBERS.--H. IT, LEEDS
III. Co. VIII sell on saturday April 70, at lOs O'Clock
at the residence No 22 East Thirtlcth street. between Fh
and Madison avenues elegant Household Furniture, con-
sng ot richly carved rosewood Paror Furniture covered
heavy blue brocade crimson satin; heavy
Medallion Carpets heavy blue and crimson brocade Cnaans
suie carved centre and side Tables rosewood EageFc
Mentcl aud Btagere Ornaments Library in richly carved
black walnut covere In green rcs black walnut Secretary,
line EugrayinQs Dining Rooms--Back alnu Glass Buffet;
Bedrooms of carved rosewood and black walnut aud Cottage
Furniture Brussels and Ingram Carpes; Porcelain and
Glassware &c, all madet order ~ the besiy makers and
In N
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
IJgvRY H. LEEDS, AucroNEER-HENRy

I'll LEEDS CO.. viii sci ~ aicon, on Monday. A prii
2 lO clock ~, HenIy street, handsome Household
Flrnt tho entire contents OF the sbove house. consisting
English Velvet Carpets two carved Rosewood Salts in
md gold aud maroon hroce; rosewood Core and
rahes elegant Pier Mirrors with Cornces and Vases
10 match. ole order by WlLns aud Steycns rosewood
Piano, octayc Mancl Ornaments Paiian Porcelain
and Bronzcs, Hall Staui dining OAK .ensOn Table,
Chairs match Lar curtans aud in Brocade Llmbii-
kins; Bedroom Furniture of mahogany Cottage Furniture,
richly enaineled siir; Brussels Carpets, Matesscs
Bedine Porcelain glassware, and Kitchen Furniture
with which the gale wiz commence.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOTEL
N Furniture. On Monday April IS at 0i O'Clock, all the
Furuurc contained IN The Union Cottage Twenty-thrd
street. Ninth Chamber Dining Room and
Bsrroo1 Furniture; Carpets, Oiclolhs, Mirrors, Tables
China and Glassware, Kitchen Utensils a.. Catalogues
sale, which VIII b. absolute
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
FURNITURE.

INURNITURE wASTED.-A SECOND HAND SECRE-
tary BOOKCASE, mahogany or rosewood In good cond
tom also Carpet. either threeply Btsseis yards
square Address, stating price and condition. A R boz log
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
HENRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCTIOEEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD 4 CO.
-, ~, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FCKNlTyRK.

AT IS FRINGE sTREE1, NEAR BRoADWAr.
Comprising In Velvet, Brussels aud Three ply Car
pets. richly solid Paflor Suit In French
moquet; massive solid walnut Secretary Bookcase heavy
French Plate Pier Msntei Mirrors with richly carved solid
walnut and gilt frames; elegant solid oak Buffet with
Sienna marble solid rosewood Bedseads Bureaus Hall
Stand &C.; solid oak Dining Chairs Sidebosrd. Extension
Dining Table rosewood riancfore China. cut Glassware
Table Cutlery &c. together with the usual assortment Of
Kitchen Furnirec and Utensils with which the sale VIII
Catalogues ready Monday the Office OF She
a,ctioncer, $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

~ EOEGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONRER, OFFICE 500
" Bronaway.--iOLBROoK n CAtiNEY viii sell this day,
lOi. O'clock f,9 West Sixteenth street. Seventh
~ the gcnccl Furniture OF the house, cpnlrisng
mahogany aud walnut Parlor andBed Room Furni-
tdre four Carpets VAR Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows,
iwo splendid Bronze Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures
Hall OIL iohs Beds Bedding mahogany Extension
HE Dining Room aud Kitchen Fnrnltufc, dc., &C.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

(VEoEGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
J hold Furniture. To-day at lOi, O'clock the
No. lfi Broadway the American Telegraph oice
larwe first class city Furniture raros,
Chambers, Libraries, Dining Rooms &c suite OF in part
elegant Secr.fies Eag"res Tables, black walnut
and Bookcases Wardrbes Arnoireatacc if.
fcs Extension Dining Tables, Lounges. Chairs, &C. being
well worthy the attention OF buyers Catalogues ~ sale.
N.BA twelve o'clock, one seven o ,ave Pianoiortc in
Uupt ard
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

OAyID D. EGAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4ss
- Canal street. will sell Monday, April ~ at 10Is
O'Clock. l0s yarick Tuesday lOa O'clock
the Furniture Ola large house, No. 2 Houston street.
Mercer On Wednesdiy at the hour mortgage saie
by order OF Addison Beach, ESQ., 20 Laight street Psrcu
lars hereafter. Catalogues on the Gay Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP JEWELRY-leO
III pieces OF Jcwery for 81 comprising the descrp
Hon Oh iewelry used stationery packages One
iewery sent postage paid for ~ cents With circular giving
description Of our goods Also stationery and Jewclry
packages the best in the market at prices varying from 81
81 80 dozen. AddressJ, Andrews l0 Sudbury
str0et, Boston, NasA