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No More Sods to be Thrown,
CID ARES POLICY.

We find the following in the Washington
(July 2Sd) correspondence Of the New York
E. sNiag Rst:
The president yesterday stated, in the hear
irg, Of several gent1emen, that he bad done
with throwing g1ass," With mild measures.
and henceforth should conduct the Tar with
street for several days, to the effect that the
president was about to issue formal iustruc-
TORS to his generals, demanding more Wig
orous prosecution Of the war, and carrying
out in good faith the recent legislation Of
Congress. From what I hear, am incl,u.d
to believe this is true, and It is probable TINT
such instructions have already been sent out
4 very long cabinet meeting was held yes
ttrday upon the snhject, and there was an en-
couragiEg degree Of nnanimity. There is
eonle tenderness towards the border slave
Rtates. even On the question Of slavery, but
nore whatever towards the Gulf and At1antsc
elaye States. I hazard the opinion that the
policy Of the government will be to totally
growing States BY every method in its poTer.
It will not stitk ut any obstacles, being con-
WINGED that the only hope Of making those
States obedleut Is to entirely destroy slavery
In Them. Total abolition ia tue States Of
South Carolina, Georgia, Alaasma, Missis-
si1'pi, Louisiana and Texas, is resolved upon,
or anl grossly mtsinformed There will be
no proclamation upon the subject, but It Is
hone the less the liked policy OF tue govern.
n'ent. Mr.. Lincoln has q prejudice against
anti-s1ayezy proclamaious, and will quietly
make no flourish in the matter nor psrnai
them to make any With slavery abolished il
the Gulf and AtIantic States, 1t will take car
Of itself elstWhere-Wi1l gradually EXPIRE
, 1862-07-26

!, NEW IoRE July 25.-Tha British schooner
Star of the East offered her manifest on Tues
day Tor clearance. The bills OF ladlug were
prepared for Long Csyone, Of the Bahama
Ports. The cargo contested Of provisions sud
assorted goods, well adapted to the use Of the
febele. me dsnuty In charge of the clearance
vetsel, and she Is How held In this port. The
case has bean referred to The Secretary Of the
Treasury. The shipments we're made a{most
exclusively through the master, Dennis Ey-
ans, who Is negro.
, 1862-07-26

According to an army order just published
for volunteer recruits for old regiments, there
will be paid premium Of IS, aad for those
entering new regiments premium OF 81. The
prsmiam may be paid either to the person
bringing therecruit, ,or to the recruit In person,
in case he presents himself The month pay
In advauce to regular and volunteer recruits,
viii be paid under such regulations IS the
psymaster general may establish During the
continuance Of the existing war, saa5 Of the
$100 bounty previously authorized by oct o1
Congress, will be paid TO every recruit Of the
regular aud volunteer forces.
, 1862-07-26

PHILADELPHIA July 25--The city has ap-
prourtated &50o. 900 to the payment OF a bouuts
Of 5000 to each volunteer to supply the
quota for this city. 4 loan to thst amount
will be negotiated uext week
Up to this time the private subscriptions to
the bounty fund. independence Of the railroads,
amounte tn 81, ,00Q. The Philadelphsa and
Reading Railroad to-day subscribed S., 900.
, 1862-07-26
Gallant Livingston County.

[sptcial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.l
PONTIAC. Ill, July 25 1864.
The Board Of Supervisors Of this county
gire 500 dollars bounty to volunteers and
p<dge support to families.
4. B. HARRINGTON, Clark.
, 1862-07-26

BosTos, July 25.~-Hon. Ruel Williams, died
at bis residences at Augusta, Ms., to-day, aged
seventy nine years.
PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 25.-Rer. Benz. j. Wal-
lace, editor Of the Presbyterian Quasterly Be.
view, died this morning.
, 1862-07-26

lN ash. D1tpatch to the n. 7, Tribune, 2sd.1
An Illinois regiment, (the esd J, which arrived
herea week ago, after marching to Alexa ndria,
and encamping in low, unhealthy place
found two hundred men upon Its sick list. In
consequence Of some intofmality in its muster
rolls, The Surgeon General could not be con
yinced that the regiment had been mustered
into the United States service, although the
men we're here with arms in their hands, and
accordingly he refused to admit them Into the
hospitals After aday'e exe1tlon by the sol.
diers reliet committee of Illinois, and br sey.
eral members Of Congress from that State, the
Colonel commanding the post at Alexandria
was prevailed upon to permit the regiment tc
change it's camp TO more healthy loc3tion
pital.
, 1862-07-26

Arrival of the Kangaroo.
Ct. JOINS, N. F., July 25.-'Ehe steamship
Kangaroo from New York passed Cape Race
at s o'clock this Friday morning. She Was
boarded by the news yacht, and news from
the United States to Wednesday evening
placed On board
, 1862-07-26
ruK SOLDIERS WHOLE DU.

THK SOLDIERS, WHOLE DUTY.
Gen. Pope enunciates plain principle
Of war making in the Shenandoah, which
certainly never "struck Patterson" OF any
other Of OUT Generals in Virginia. We
are to have no more Of this watching and
guarding tne homes and farms aud
niegers Of rebels in the confederate service.
There will be little grain to be watched,
for our army andIhorses will use 1t; no mig
gc1s to be taken care Of; for they viii oil
fall IN behind OUT boys and go to work for
the Union; no spiteful secesh matrons and
viuegr maidens to be guarded, for
all such will be sent to their al
fnitics beyond our lines The Federal
| armies will make clean sweep. For just
this hare the people sent them. Let no one
be in q hur13 to fal! in lore with Pope: A
| few weeks u i'll tell whether his bulls are
biunders, OF the first enuuciated policy Of
the war sustained by practice, and vindl-
Gated by results,
, 1862-07-26

The: Naval Appropriation bill, for The fiscal
year ending June 50, 1868, provides for ex-
penditures to the amount Of $8 ,0oQ, goo. Of
that amount $11, 900, 600 are for equipmentand
repair of vessels, s5, ,o00. 600 for ordn lnce &C.,
and S3,000, GOO for transport vessels and ad-
ditional steamers Authority is given for
purchasing ground to extend the Boston Navy
Yard, and also for augmenting the hospital
grounds, &c, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The spirit ration IS abolished, and the presi'
dent is authorized to appoint ten midshlpmen
at large from SONS Of officers whG have served
their country with distinction in the military
, 1862-07-26
The merFfTn1e No. q
from the New York World 23d.1
Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence.
DAVENPORT, July 25.-Hon. Judge Thayer
was nominated as candidate for Congress BY
the democratic convention held at Dewitt to-
day.
, 1862-07-26
AT COURT HOUSE SQUARE
All Stores and Shops Of the
City will he GIosedy-The
Bells will be RunE-1ffns
ute Gums Fired.
PROGRAMME FOB TIE DAY.

!
the city will be tung for one half hour.
Minute guns will be fred from two to three
o'clock, On Market street, between Randolph and
Madison streets.
At the comnencaneat OF the ringing Of the bells,
at two p III, ali the stores and places ot husness
win be closed for tho day.
One band OF music will commence playing st the
equare, at two p. NJ The other band at the
Board os Trade 1ooms, South Water atreet, whf1a
the people are assembling for the great Council Of
War.
at half past two P. H., the procession Will |
move from the Board OF Trade Rooms through !
South Water, lasal}e, Lake and Clark Rtreets to
Court eqaare, #hers the Council OF War viii be |
held
Speeches viii bo delivered from four stands at
The Square, as follows:
Stand No. !, north door Of the Court Rouse.
Statd No. =, south door Of the Court House.
Stand So. 3, entrance to the Square from ClsrA
etreet, east eide Of the Court House.
i. Stand No. 4, west side Of Court House, at the
Iasallc entrance.
PRESIDENTS AT TIE STANDS.
bon. Judge ]. NJ Wilson.
81 Geo. Manie1e.
IL Il Grant Goodrich.
st !" r. s. Wileon-
In addition to thelist Of honorable gentlemen
from abroad who arc expected, the following List
cf our prominent end well known patriotic cid-
zeue will meAe Ya1 Speeches during the day and
evening:
Hon, l. \. ARNOLD, S. B. PERRY,
HoH. E. c. LARNED, H. G. MILLER,
Iox, G. c. BATES, 4 c. HEs1SG,
Hon. JOSEPH KNOX, Col. 3. n. HOUGH,
uos, LxnEn, WM. BROss,
Hon. "A. HOFFMAN, NELSON TtTFLE,
Co.. F. a. EASTMAN. T. B. BRYAN,
H. 4 S, BLACKWELL, j. FARwELI,
I'D. WARD, CIV GAGE,
j. WRIGHT, H. GREESEBAUM,
REV II. Il. RYDER, /. BRENrANo.
cAsPAR BUrz, D. McELRoY,
3So, l.. HANCOCK. REV. T. n. EDDY.
J.w. suEAUAS, A. S. SHUMAN,
AVER. s. s. HAYES,
TuoS. Ho1NE, c. G. WICKER,
w,T1RT DEXTER, MICHAEL. McAULEY.
J.Q. HOYT,
1t six o'clock, on the Lake ehore, at the foot o1
Van Brreu street, there will be trial Of the cele
brated Coffee MIL gun, said to be able to throw
Aand1ed balls minute.
For Judges Of the tsial the following gentlemen
Eave been named by the Committed: Col. r. Il
uough, Capt. J. Il. Stokes, Capt. c. T. Bradley
Capt. James Smith, j. T. Munn.
Immediately after which trial the meeting I'll
adjourn Until O'clock to reaesemble at the eana'
place to continue the meeting until midnight, pro
1fdcd everybody attending does not enlist before
tat time.
AL the speakers named for the day a7c requested
to meet the committee at the secrctsry'e Office o
the Dosrd Of Trade, ut ten O'Clock this mornlul
1,rn1n+,t a Hhcrf tnnEu1fHtfon.
, 1862-07-26
EOID1ERS!

Now is the time to secure the large Bounty offered
by Cook county, and to place yonreelves and fam
flies under the protection Of the Board Of Trade,
the zaDke are rapidly dlling, and BY delay you
uay lose The bounty.
JOHN G, HDYT,
JOHN e. FARM ELL,
NELSON TBTTLE,
E, KAWSON,
CHARLES RANDOLPH.
JOHN L. HANCOCK.
Committee Of Arrangements.
, 1862-07-26
TRm a1bftt,se1netts.
OSEH I'LL CEMETE Err z
SUNDAY TRAIN,

Snnhsy Jn.y 2sth tesrlng TIC Chicago and Alvaukea
Eairoad Depot near Kn1le strest hsidse as 9Glosk
Tng tI.tn Is {af The srEc1AL AccoAxonAT1oy o. LoT
With them AnT othets Wishing to visit the EepaetoJ
us procure scfets before Sunday ut the ocs Of the
TTeakuref. Room No. 1n Meth odist Church Block.
FAFd - CENTS eath WY =.
, 1862-07-26

no NTRACTORS.-The City
l. Council OF the city Of Cairo, Illinois, having By
point ~ feet above u. Top ~ present leyee s
hknk1Hert and In conHt quence OF auch TeEu alton It
having become necessary 70 MI The street. Of the ctY
to snrh height - 70 aAord surface dsaanass over the
dest1oes ct coz ncug With SOME sxpt 1teaced parties
to undertake the propose WORK They ara now au-
thofize oy their III charter 70 !9spt bonds 70 the
the WORK required to be doue the present 6eason But
1t The next session OF the IN Js nc
thtF expert to procure the extension Of their antho
3 80 be ale toissne tasir po2ds to a aaaqat e
cost sron faoQ a0Q to $sp CO.. Il expe that seye
~ yeers E re required 1or the completion Of the
Tpfk d cont1actora VIII thus hxve ample tins to
make advantageous .rrsnge~ents for y preseGutlo2
i Proposals viii be received by the undersigned nj t
the drss Of September next 70 co the proposed work
and appliea1ons tor tor!afon 20 sae onoefsnea OF
ton. c,-.c1 a.
JAS NoEI 1Z1E. :. :
&. n. .CUEN1E6HAM,
a. EASTMAN.
n; MAErIN, - ::
Board Of PUBLIC Works 1t u cif5 II c..eo, p:
Cairp, July ~, 1a62- iIest1sqas
, 1862-07-26

In addition to thelist Of honorable gentlemen
from abroad who arc expected, the following List
rf our prominent and well known patriotic clsl-
xens viii maAe Var Speeches during the day and
, 1862-07-26

WANTED-A youtg man who
wv has had experience in the Wholesale 4nd Re-
tail Grocery Trade. to 20 to Springfield III. Must be
sf coed moral ehaEactsF active and wiling t9 work
eattcr4ee. Well and Faulkner'e, No. 81 Lake street.
from 9 70 II O'clock this morning. ty26tlS41t
, 1862-07-26

w ANTED-Dr0g UIeYk--0ne
thoroughly Gun find u good eituatton BY addssss,ng
, 1862-07-26

BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
i CHICAGO. Ju1y q. 1862.
There Will be meeting on ChanKe. MonuaY, 18th
inst at II NJ to make the alteration ID Rnle section
8as posted on the hulle tin board It their rooms.
tTHHSt SETH CATIIS. Sec.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.-M. b. CHAPMAN. AUCTIONEER
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, STATuARY and many and elegant
WORKS OF ART,


A UCTION NOTICE:-M. B; CHAPMAN. AUCTIoNEER
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, STATuARY and many rare and elegant
WORKS OF ART,
Al public auction, this day (Monday), March H.
a the elegant residence 48 West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth aud Sixth avenues
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS
Bronze and Omou Chandeliers Velvet Medallion Carpets
Sevres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mante Mirrors
artists.
The auconeer would call the particular Of his
and the public to this SALE the catalogue comprising
the richest assortment of Household Furniture offered
a. auction this The furniture all maze 70 order
ss nan seven months and OF the best descrpton
pae posve without regard TO weather. Drawing Rooms
ork Iabie Writing Desk French plate Pier Mirrors, mar
oie slan ana brackets two large Mantel Mirrors richly
rames embroidered Lace Curtains French Shades,
covered In three coored satin brocade Of richest descp
on carved In solid rosewood; two Tetetee Sofas two
Arm and eght Oval Back Chairs rosewood Centre Tables,
auary marble tops TO match the sus Etageres lined with
seeming Easy Chart Pier, Gard and Quartee Tables;
VI rahihes py Cole, lnman, Legrand Sellers Egaw and
other eminent artists; Assumption OF Virgin Mary,
from celebrated painting in the Louvre Paris storm
sea- oy Fingernage two superb match Paintings by Board
man.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
the richest instrument offered At auction this
perb carved legs and round corners full plate,
overstrung bass, all modern improvements, made
makers fully tested by competent judges
superior instrument; rosewood Canterbury do Stool
yered in br9eatel Dining Room-Oak Buffet, Extension
engraved Table Cutlery, sold Silver Ware. Chambers
Rosewood and mahogany Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes,
Toilet Tables Commodes Dressing Tables Hair Spring
Graws patent Sofa Bedseads Bookstands Brussels and
Ingram Carpets
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A SINGLE NAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT TO WORK
IA on farm; understands the basin. and the
horses other kind of stock; willing
generally useful Address NJ. c. s3 Herald Office tor
two days.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, NINETEEN YEARS OLD
eonsaeed good looking, would like 10 make the
ns, os,nce oi some charming young lady with view
matmony She must be beautiful acconnlished well edu
Ssasa aneeonae and not than eighteen years old
~ ooect as ths advertiser Is entitled large n
ne - WhepoI ese Addfes- in confidence enclosing carte
ne vsie' IvanhDe, box l72 Herald o1cc ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs,-OfFICE or THE CON-
IN mssioners OF Taxes and Assessments No % Chars
street New York January l3 lS6-Notce is given
tina; the rolls and of the
ciy of New York for the lC2 public
insnectlon and Will cont nue. until th SOh day CT April
next inclusive Ali axpaye earnestly est to call
nd examine the same In order that any II the
reduction Of their assessments by reason OF being
cergymen for military servces and also literary
haahe institutions, by law exempt from taxation
quested make application for such cxenp
on previous to the closing Of the rolls said Both day o
April.
The following section Of the Of April l5 1884, pub
Hshci for the informal OIL OF Taxpayers
SsCrIoN TO- During the time the books shall be open
public eetion heeinbefcre provided applcat
bs made by any CONSIDERING himself by the
sesscd vinat OF his real esat 20 nave the
correca'. II such appi le mode lai"n to
ssessed valuation CT real ctat must bp de in
writing stating the ground ob and
In Their Jud the erroneous, .ey
shall the to be a lii be
made in relation the valuation Of estate
the applicant shall cxamhrd oath ~ hs i'd Com
mission. rs, who shall be auihorzcd oat,
amy OF them; ani II, in hi. J;d men, ie
sessment Is erroneous, they sh III the
d, aud fix the such iney may
thity days after such app icitiln shall
III M No red con shall be made by Board Of super
Of real Osei
under .s act. unless 1t shall appear under ot .raa-
ton. that the parry aggeyei was abe to ats! within
thc period prescribed for correction
o. sickness or ats nee from the ci -Iaws l- Chapter
S02 Sections and To- A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
j.. ". BROWN,
Commissioners Of ia = and As n.s.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

q youthful and aaectionaie iaOugh not worth gine'
wiling 70 marry wei nred bachelor of thirty for Iirse
and uot ne esat shment viii rlease address in
William, boz ~ Herald guile " ~V'"u-"Ve'
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
sTEAmBoATs..

E'oR BRIDgEPoRT-FARE FIFTY cENTs-TBr
steamer Bridgeport viii leave Peek SIP Eae river ec'y
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al IL O'Clock noog srr
ing in time TO connectwh al exrrem trains Retnnr
mornings, AZ halfpasl " O'Clock, Freq taken.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

"A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
~. No. 24 Fifth avenue, cor Twenty sixth ST., New
No l3I Montague street Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Tics iays and Fridays IN Brooklyn.
CIASe ES-Wcdncsdays and saturdays in New York.
Circa.as Tor terms, &c may be had at either academ
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

FARMER.-wANTED, A SITUATION AS FARMER
IA BY single man who understands farming in all is
Branches and stock Of all kinds Should gentleman
Qure such man, call address for day NJ D.. l6
Hudson st.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

AS GARDENER-wANTED A SITUATION, BY AN
IA Englshman. s nst class gardener; hardworSing
man understands his business his wife sr class
or 70 take charge OF dairy and poultry TIE uf refe
renee given by both. Inquire of Mares WoodiDck. Z3
Cortlandt st. New YORK, by letter GARDENER Herald
Office. " "
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

IIENRY B. HERTS, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ sale Of elegant Cabinet furritMre being the emit
will sell Tuesday March l3 at II o'clock at their ne
sale srooms 45O Broadway entire stock Of rich Cabin
Furniture omprsng part carved rosewood Parlor Suit
in satin brocael velvet plush muslin and hair cloth;
wood walnut oak and mahogany Chamber Suits rich ros
Music stands Escriiores Fauues &C. Also richly cary
Dining Tables Library Suits, Hall Furniture, Turki,
Lounges and Easy Chairs rich French plate Pier Mirror
for first class city trade and to be sold without any
Monday and catalogues will be ready early morning
sail
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
4 ssIGNEE's SALE or EIE,iANr HoysETI Q D FUR

A SSIGNEE'S SALE or EIE.iANr HOUSE, o D FUR
~ nitnre, Pier ,iasses, &c-M DOuGHit, Auc;i,ne !,
WI ell AZ III IN, IS Nassau rect, IA sday,
March ~ at U1a occk Fnrniturc consisting of solid
WOO Paror suits In broca,e; walnut inrrpe
ny TO- in nacloth rosewoo, nGhps and walnut ard
ro e.; walnut, woo and mahogany Secrers and Lii
~ ohcases; o-A and vain d l,ns Tabe- Cent?. Pier
am Car! Ia les; rosewood, nao any and Cha nbcr
turnitu e. en- suite; Sofas Tursish L.un Cha D
n n Cha ~, Fr n'h plat pcr ana name Mi. Har
Va nkes, alin i's rcatAer Be- B-dd,n. tos r
with aiarc so'imcni o. second hard Farpirrr iy.
wyoi b,iarH Tablrs T. wh.ie for nbsna,e sale.
W rthy The attention hot th. Cata
l'sues ready on the morning OF sale. BY orie of
SENAS t. AN REL, Asst fnccI
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

IIENRY B. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER.
II sHERIFFS SALE OF LUMBER, &c.
HENRY WOOD co. Till sell, Thursday March ]
at IL o'coc at the foot of Gansevoort street. North rive
about 10000 feet Virginia White Oak and Pitch Lumber
JAS. LYNCH Sheriff
B.-The above sale is adjourned until Monday MAJ ch
at the same time and place. BY order,
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
.ENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER.

AssIGNEE'S SALE, BOOK ACCOUNTS. NOTES, &C..
HENRY WOOD CO., VIII sell on Tuesday; March 1S,
10 o'clock the salesrooms, 450 Broadway the enti
remaining Notes, Book Accounts and other evidences
debt, Ieongng to the late lrm Of Ceer Dunn, to clio
the estate, by order. MARK LEVY, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
A UCTIoN sALE-R. W. wEsTCOTT, AUoTIoNEER.
"A Peremrtory sale of costly Household Furniture
OF all descriptions, with q
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR ORNAMENTS
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR


xssSs!ETESHEsF fasESE u ESs5S 5HSlShsPs hsR
AN EXTRAORDINARY II6IsShSr oSPprPooErJNTY FOR
between seventh and Eighth avenues
this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock precisely,
comprising the entire contents of the house
and seldom Offered at public auction % the Whole
MSo To OsdS snd and PDps f f. Of n
ws0d and Pier TABLES esgan! Esgre
oarans s ead Hf and H@ MsSls
sn = ali % aas a y % ss
Cabne Stool ana Cover Ieea rosewood Reception
cae A EsEey s s$
Wosks oF A
Marble Sas Of syron raran marble Groups an Fsures
shandsr Venus Bath lc nasniesn, % iahdssps ape
baae Ssae Gss s
ers B0nzes cHAsks% Ihs MsGsa ain A. ROOM
en aaS 5
two full walnut Suits covered in green maroon reps
Sgs snh fG'ss
ss GsPs H 9as asy @
siSsr Bedroom Furniture Of every description. ali
B-IIousekeeperslHoel Aeepers, ana dealers will ind
sale worthy of special attention. the Furniture is all in
perfect order Deposits will be required OF purchasers
LARGE 4 SALE 81 SFsHsH s1ah 81 Hsb BtSAPHHi sasPH4
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS ARIISrIC BROEZES
MARBLE iROUPS. &C. &C.
D. D. CAULKINS h CO., will sell his day mon.
day) March l., at the elegant private residence No.
2S Wes. Fourteenth street, Between Ei41.h and
Sale compri.es the contents of the house
The eega mt Paror Furniture made order and
Is In solid rosewood. The whole wi,i be sol the
highest bidder for cash offering extra inducements
ctaser the entire furniture OF tie house Is nearly
and must be sod owing removal Elegant rosewood
Panoiorte, octave with all modern Improvements,
overstrng bas solid keys. &c $751; With guar
ec three years reh rosewood Stool covered satin,
and embroidered Cover three cl, fun
Par.or Furniture in rich brccade and satir Ea
geres, splendid snd cosby Piian Ornaments, rich Vas
&c also agni cent ecio of Painngs ood
Turssh Easy Chairs in fine rosewood centr and Side
marble top Tables, richly carved Chamber SUITS in
wood and mahogany; Bureaus, ed Bedseacs $50
yards OF elegant Velvet Brussels and Ingram CARPETS,
Washstanls IA Beds. In fn laciot; ten Hair Mat
ress,s lro,i % :0 bs. ma order and in excellent
condition. Dining Rooi' fuFIt consists OF tine oak Tx
ens'o Tab Sivcr Ware, china worry silv, Cut.
cry Forks 81 &c with heavy and engraved Glass
ware of Every dcscripti Sal sitivc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
A UCTION NoTICE-EgNESr HOrfi. AtT.TrnSErR
n AN RADKDINARY OPPORTUNITY TOR

"A An cNtbAbnUtNsAf1 OffOhftNfFI tOh
Hol -kk tErEI.S AND TIE rh DE
All III, hcauiiu Household ruqi'urr att dwelling
house n. l1o WaSerl,y ~. e. between washa,on s r:
ani h aver nue. VIII be soi 1T iu5c isv.
Mch ~ at2 tl"es ~ the = nroa 10 he III sAr,t bti r.
Yhou sessryc, t"nssn o handsome Mea lhan Brssses
Thr Pin and In rain Ar;rs, c.eg
nut Palior Suit. overrd m x plush aid Epi i;
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