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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12

on the credit of the U. s., bonds to ar
amount not exceeding $500, ,OOO, 600. re
deemable after five years and PAYABLE in
twenty years, bearing six per cent inter.
esl, payable semi-annually, with which to
duno I,, 'He treasury notes and floating debt
1tHIese ponds to be not less than $50 each.
An STOCKS, bonds, and other securities OF
tne United States held by individuals,
corporations or associations shall be ex-
enpt from taxation by State authority.
section third describes the form and en-
craving OF the notes and bonds, and APP
propriates S30O,000 with which to execute
the work.
section fourth provides. that the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury may receive on de-
post Tor not less than thirty days. United
States notes, in sums not less than one
hundred dollars, the depositors to receive
therefore certificates ofdeposit which shall
bear interest at the rate of FIVE per cent.
per annum. The sums may be withdrawn
at any time after giving ten DAYS notice
on thereturn of the certificates. provided
that the interest on these shall cease at
ct the pleasure of the secretary of the
TresScry, and that the aggregate of such
deposits shall not exceed at any one time
S25 200, ,OOOd.
Section fifsS provides that all duties on
imported goods, paid in coin, shall be set
apart as a special fund, to be applied as
follows: lst, to paying in coin the interest
on the bonds and notes Of the United
States; I'd, to the purchase Of one per
cent. OF the entire debt of the United
States, which is to be set apart as; n sink
ing fund, and the interest of which shau
in like manner be applied to the purchase
Or payment of the public debt: Sd, the |
residue to be paid into the United States
Treasury.
Section sixth provides that any persons
any United States note,
bond or other security, or who shall pass,
Or have in their possession, any such
shall be guilty of felony and
by fine not exceed ing 81, 900,
md imprisonment not exceeding fifteen
rears.
Section seventh provides similar pen
lty for all persons guilty of counterfeiting
II Illegally issuing any plates or engrav-
ngs printed for these notes, bonds, &C.
n our special dispatches of this morning
Till be found some additional details of
he operations under this bill. 1t is
hought at Washington that the amonnt
f certificates, provided for in the fourth
action, will reach thirty millions before .
he Treasury notes are ready for circula- !
on. The work on the latter is being !
urried as much as possible.
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Young Girls.

To our thinking there is no more e--
quisite creature on earth than girl from
twelve to fifteen years Of age. There is =
period in the summers morning, known
only to early risers, which combines all
the tenderness of the dawn with nearly
ell the splendor of the day. There is at
least full promise of dazzling noon: but
yet the dewdrop glistens on the half open
ed flower. and yet the birds sing with rap
ture their awakening song. So, too, in
the morning of girls life there is no
time like this. when rising glory ofwoman-
hood sparkles from the thoughts ofan in
FAINT, and the elegance Of a qneenly grace
adorns the gambols of babyhood. Unin,-
peded yet by the sweeping. raiment to
which she foolishly aspires, she glides
among her grosser playfellows like royal
yacht amongst n feet of coal barges. I'm
consciousness (alas, how soon to departl)
has all the effect of the highest breeding.
freedom gives her elegance. and health
adorns her with beauty. Indeed. 1t seems
to be the peculiar province of her sex to
redeem this part of life from oprohrium.
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THE BLIND MEN AND THE ELL
EPHANT.
A HINDOO FABLE.
By JoHS @. SAKE.

BT JoHS g. SAKE.
It was six men Of Hindcostan,
To learning much inclined,
Who went 10 see the Elephant,
Though all Of them were blind)
That each by observation,
Might satisfy his mind.
The FIRST approached the Elephant,
And happening to fall,
Against his broad and solid eide,
At once began to bawl:
God bless me but The Elephant
Is very Ike Wallis
The Second, feeling Of the tusk.
Cried, "HO what have we here
So very round and smooth and shaTp2
To me It's mighty clear,
This wonder of an Elephant
lsyery like spear!"
The Third approached the animal,
And happening to take
The squirming trunk within his hands,
Thus boldly up and spake:
i see" quoth he, the Elephant
Is very like Q snake@ y
The Fourth reached out his eager hand.
And felt about the knee;
What most this wondrous beast Is like,
Is mighty plain" quoth he;
lis clear enough the Elephant
Is very like treeP'
The Fifth, who ehaneed to touch the ear,
Said, "E'en the blindcst man
Can tell what this resembles most
Deny the fact who can,
This marvel Of an Elephant
Is very like fan y
The Sixth no sooner had begun
About the beast to grope,
Than, seizing on the swinging tail
That fell within his scope
! see, "quoth he. the Elephant
Is very like rOpe~
And so these men Of Hindoostan,
Disputed loud and long,
Each in his own opinion
Exceeding stiff and strong,
Tho5gh each was partly in the right.
And al were in the wrong.
MORAL
So. oft in theOlOsiee VAR,
The disputants, ven,
Rail on in utter Ignorance
Of what each other mean
And prate about an Elephant
Not one of them has seenl
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A VISION.
By LAURAU. CASE.

lis midnight's hour, and over all,
Deep darkness rests. like funeral pail
Above the eOffined dead;
ne mighty gloom Of mOOnleSs night
has quenehed in death, the softer light
That by the stars was shed.
But DER our land deeper blight
Than that which marks the lone midnight,
Has fallen, and its weight
Is crushing out Nations veal;
The darkness deep, does not conceal
Its dread impending fate.
The day will dawn. and sunshine lift
The night-time's gloom, soft breezes drift
The clouds into the light,
But many norns may come and 90,
Ere rifted be the clouds of woe
That form Nations night.
lis midnight,-'round the busting Camp
Is heard the sentry's heavy tramp,
Slow pacing to and fro.
While from the crowded hospitals
That more resemble cattle stalls,
Comes forth a wall of woe.
Amidst scene of deep distress,
OF misery and wretchedneSs,
The dying soldier lies;
Yet dreams not, though in death s decline
He's offering at his country's shrine,
Too dear a sacrifice.
lis midnight; in her humble cot,
The widowed mother has not sought
10 rest 1ef 4cllng DrOW,
For, though life's burdens are not light,
She's striving still to add her mite"
10 aid the soldiers now.
And thus throughout nation vast,
The plow is stopped, the sword is grasped
To WELD in fearful might;
And woman's nerves are brought to bear
The heavy brunt of toll and care,
While man defends the right.
lis midnight's hour, and prayers ascend
To God, while millions loWly bend
The supplicatirg knee,
That he will part the rushing tide
And lead us safely, purified,
Through our Egyptian Sea.
'Tis midnight. in the White House CLEAN
Bright lamps, that tighten up a scene
Of reyelry and mirth,
The sweetest music fills the air;
While seem the guests that gather there
The Joyous ones Of earth.
And luxury is rampant there,
And Fashions decked her Yot'ries fair,
Bright gems their luster shed,
And costly presents from the East,
With foaming nectars, grace the feast,
That wealth and power have spread.
All, none to look on such a sight
Of merriment and splendor bright,
Would dream, that from their homes,
Two hundred thousand men have come
And formed guard round Washington,
To shield its sacred domes.
Not here, king or queen holds sway,
The serrants Of the people they"
To still Nations wall,
We need throughout this dreadful hour,
To aid the governmental power,
A Florence Nightingale.
Mourn, women of the North, tonight,
That she who rules that mansion bright,
Has not a lroMdn's heart,
That while your sons and brothers bleed.
And suffer in the direSt need,
She plays a Wanton part.
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Col. Harris. of the Field Notes, at Co.
lumbus. during the rejoieings which the
news from Tennessee caused. jingled from
his editorial window, the veritable hand
bell which called the first Ohio Legisla-
ture together at the old State cabin. at
Chilhoothe, sixty years ago. This belE,
now badly cracked, is probably the only
remaining voice from that patriotic body,
to join in the rejoicings over the success
Of our arms in this war Tor the Union.
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ANDERSON g. RUPP,
WHOLESALE xSD RETAIL
GROCERS AND C0NFECTIONERS,
DEALERS "
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &C..

No. 5, Nam Street, Warren, Oleio.
Nv E keep always on hand large
w and superior stock Of Goods in our line.
which we sell at figures to suit the times Itis not
necessary for 10 enumerate. but merely say that
in quantity. quality, and fairness OF price, We defy
competition.
Oct 10, '01
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12

FAITH IN MAN.-The greater part of
men live by faith in powerful men. A
small number of individuals lead the whole
human Tace.-Vins-
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

q. - y sam ". SMITH.
w. III. d W. SMITH d CO..
Produce. Commission and Forvardin0 Marcbants,
Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese and Butter,
lar attention win be paid to the sale Of Wesfer
Reserve Cheese and Butter. Will make EbsraI
advances on, and render prompt returns for anv
property consigned to them
Same Parties under the style Of McCoMBs 4
SMITHS, Warren, Ohio
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j. b. CANFIELD,

Forwarding and Commission Merchant. and Whole
sale Deaier in Western Reserve Cheese, Butter,
Lard, Pork, Bacon Pot and Pearl Ashes. Salara-
tus, Linseed and Lard Oil, Dried Fruit. and Pro-
5uce generally, Nos III and rs, Front Street,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12

J.yAUTEoT. 7. E. AcKLEY. n. W. sAcKETT.
J. TAUTRGT q Co.,
Importers Of Gold and Silver Watches and Dealers
in Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C., Market Street, War
rem, Ohio
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

WT SALES AT AUCTION.


"A RUSSELL W wEsrcorr AUcrIoNRER.
BrAJiisTRI JnSfsTRI''iy pycssiruRs. -sis Il
WITH RARE Q colGEcfIRoS 81 Ii:TiRsP, or rAIsrrsas
ELEGANT wSsKs or Anr
AN ExrRAoEn,MAEY ns, x, orPoRrUsirS foE
A. tho elegant dwelling house No lss West Twe"'yrss
,s as.rrncoa' =. oooss COMPRISING
"'' the entire ccnlents o the hopse
eon.issns con- %sns 81 sHspS serS
s.a Pier ss s Ss oo and
LOUNGES Chairs magnificent Mane Vases of ava
soleren coil cf Mssorcai and Landscape Pannss richly
framed; Gold ana Landscape Shades Chandelier corner
''NS'''' 'cIy, CHAMBERS Si AND DINING Rooms .,.,.
60 two walnut s ssfss nsns Seat and
BeddGs Oval hrrors Sofa Bedsteads 3c With large va
Bedroom a4 Furniture Of every des rpon All 70 he Sold
ran n viii t"S The sae worthy Of special
attention, A. the furniture is all in perfect order
"A ", u. iIoI.LLSGsHEAD. A.s,ionsea .I a s,o.. 40
Second great package auction sale o. "oo' ''
' '''' ''''A by CHARLES C. WARREN.
OF BOOTS AND
snD'.s.S FIRST + SEsss seAsosAsI% y GOODS
adaped to the trade q every ses1on T, q the e""n
AUCTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
. twxEKIN) on FkinAs.
hereafter during tho seAseil
in separate department. large sock of Boots aud Shoes
private by the pack kage al pr below manuiactets
prices. t<,,.n.v.c -.n,vx
Commission dealer in Boots and shoes.
A S. RICHARDS. ArcuoNEEs.
- 1000 CASES BOOTS sH0Es AND BsooASs.
By RICHARDS 4 WHITING.
On "Wednesday, April I6 at Oi o'clock A. M a, Tue store
No A CortLandt street.
| MEMS, wOMEN's MISSES AND cIiILDRESs
wear, for city aud country trade.
Auction sales every Wednesday at lOif O'Clock A. NJ.
UcIIoN SALE or cRoGKEEY AND GLASS.
de on raesa sd April H. at 10 a Maiden ae
we'll assorted stock Of White Granite aud Common War.
we'll to attend these sales they will be able 10 purchase
their supply far below ordinary trade pices Goods care
| fully rcpached for shipping.
"A By wM W. SHIRLEY. Thursday. April II, At 10 O'Clock
Ware IN lot" "' sv' sale s.'iosG boumTS III S.s aaon.c
A GcrIoN sALE-oT PAPER HANGINGs, MACHINE.
il ripp Gss CO. Ts on rss,s rssr.S.r hnr n & & at
factory Nos i ss and ls west Twenty ninth =, street,
tire stock OF first class factory.
IRVING VIII sell his day a.
o q the street e . .r e
Furniture, Bedroom Suits Window Curtains, Brussels and
a Ss.s H
Cenrs M and Tables soas Ghss Dress
ter Press, Kitchen Furniture, Ac
DEM. MERRITT. AUcTIONEER.. WILL. SELL =,
10 as os q Gsvx M W: q Ar u;
Stock and Fs,mes q roeery aud Lqa0f stors together
| A. Y. cTNKEY A,torncy Tor mortgages.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
ANTHOLOGY.


sToUNDING CURES AND DlvfyATIoNs IN
"A III health or trouble. consult Madame CLIFFORD.
unriya medical business and spiritual clarvoy No
1O7 Dean street Of Hoyt, Brooklyn. foete
events detects disease, prsscrbes remedies and hnds b
sent friends Business interviews, 81 cents aedics ST.
by letter, enclosing hair. 81.
MADAME RAY go SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
l Twenty street all who visit
sick, troubled ana unlncky should her pawers She
tells your thoughts, lucky numbers losses LADIES'
25c, gentlemen, SIC.
NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CEIE
East Thirteenth rect between First and Second ave
nues. and who consulted with entire satisfaction She
has equal She tells the future wife husband
also that OF her visite Hyou wish truth give her call
rrHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IL THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who be consulted with the sretes all AZ
fairs OF e restores drunken and athfn husbands has
secret make You beloved by your hearts deal and brings
together those long separated Ladies Is Residence
90 Third avenue above Twelfth street
WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is $50
w We, see Miss ssWELLINGT0N, the great English Prv-
phetess the best Of ALL and annvt be exccd Tan he
suited personally or by letter all affairs Of life
ing suits. journeys absent friends courshp mar.
rege, health wealth, and who can reclaim drunken aud
faithful husbands Miss w Is tue only person lhs city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian lismans love-
c Delay not TO consult this naturally gifted and
young lady Lucky numbers given. Hhv respectable city
reference van nc seen ot her residence Oi sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street.
i- SULLIVAN sTREET.-MRS ROEDER GIVES
LiO aud wonderful information on all affairs through
lc She The only aud md ralns in thiscty H.
Iucdcr true and correct information OF health wealth.
marriage love aais Journeys, law suits, difficulty
ness absent friends sickness kc Thnnsands OF can
witness the truth oi her corrnci revelations Beware ot Inn
position Mrs, Eocdcr Is the same lady who formerly
r OF Chi.tnpr street Kcucmber her residence IS Saith
van strco i usr Droome.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
WATCHES, JEvvELRY, sc.

WASH PAID FOR DlAMoNDS-DGAMOND JEwELRy
~ exchanged Tor Inaia Camels Hair shaw.s Moley 10
loan. Bargains offered in Diamond JeweiIy. Apply on,
iron ,ill 10 aud to-. h. w. ff.JMB
Diamond Boser, 5z Broadway, opposite Nicholas Hotel
DI.MONDs. DIAMONDS. DIAMONDS BEST
~ imitation offered To the public is double
California Diamonds. BEING by real diamond lap-
daiics tie best judges deceived For sale only j. r.
THOMPSONS jewellery store, 42l Broadway. three doors
stove Canal street.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP JEwELRy LEO
IL pieces OF Jewelfy or ~ comprising the de~cr
icwelry used In stationery packages of
jewelry postage paid Tor 10 cents with circular giving
description OF goods. Also Stationery .Iewery
packages the best IN the market at prices from
10 81 80 dozen. Address Andrews ITO sudbury
street, Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
II II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
u. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNfTURE AT


T.. IL. IUDf.OW Co will sell at auction. Weduesd
April Is, al II O'Clock. 2g7 Fifth avenue Twenty
seventh stee the entire Furniture contained in said house
consisting a OF Sofas Chairs nd four Chairs
in white and gold satin damask and crimson and silver satin
rosewood Panoore, made by Nunns Clark elegant Pier
and Mante MiOs With Console Tables. Mpnel Clocks
hocany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers. in satin damask and
hiy9tk; tc Satin Curtains lined with silk: Gilt Cornices
mahogany sdchoard bic op Extension Tables, French
A slissses Hair Mattresses Bolstes and Pillows rich
Medallion Velvet Tapestry Brussels aud Insroin Carpets,
Olechs GhEs aud ella together with the Kitchen
Fuiu tu-. with which the sale will commence Catalogues
Al The suc,eacer's office. tT tef
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
ToHN l.. vANDEwArER,

Velvet Tapestry Inersn aud Venetian Csrrenss Mat
tiuss Oilciotl,s, i:uss, &c. n.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
II col1oy. AucrroyErg-LAEeE sALE OF

Il House,,ld Furniture and Fancy Goods.-T'hs day
roe'dsy Ap w. =. Iof ocloek ~ us Fulton street
Nass.s iarg- assortment oil good ond hand
Fufnur snch SOFAS, Trc,s-retc. Wardrobes Boos.
cases. Eass Char- So a. Lonaes. srs oi Per
lor Furniture, Car' jlclohs Mattresses Mirrors Dress
inr and Plain B'resis Hat stands g. Asa npe
marble bed Billiard Table, c,npcie. Also lar.e assert.
of good 'sus Combs Fancy Goods. P.ru,nery Ar
TIE Fans ~ the expensive Kind, will oGer In
ducrnenst the trsds and sll others ,yan.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

RIO LEr-Tw0 SEPARATE RESIDENCES, WITH WA.
and gas; six each; sccO nj lour On sy,h ve
nueand wayerey places price $40 per year Inquire at ISL
Sixth avenue. M ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

A UCTTON NOTICE-e, CRATES CROcKERY WARE.
n By wM W. SHIRLEY. Thursday. April H. At ~ O'Clock
2sl Pearl street ny order Of assignee large stock OF
Ware. in lots Tor dealers sale positively for cash.
~... .f..t.. N. DOUGHTY, auctlOnecr.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

RIO LET--INpEED CHEAP TO FAMILIES sljIrs or
Paiio Floors, Rooms, bedrooms, Easements, Onecs
small Sores ~ houses IS Beach, Roosevelt, 40B
isl Indson. 81 NORTH Moore, 2Ovartk, 81 Walker 10 snen
ard Fraukn, o. Madison - and q Marar ~ &, and Is
is Il, nadwny, Rutc ahd Sabcs Butrhcrs sin
three story brisk House ~ Wle SlO per ,er
Inquire In basement, ~ East Broadway, Immediately
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

A CcrION SALE-OF PAPER HANGfNGS, MACHINE
"A ry Paper Racks Tables. Presses Partitions ar &c
Ry e. H. LUDLOW X CO., Thursday April II, iS;. at
the factory Nos l5 5t and 10 West Twenty ninth street
Eighth by order Of The Assignee; being the
tire stock of a class factory.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
SALES AT AUCTION.

I ARGB sALK or STOCK AT AUCTION. .--wEDNE5
day April To- TO M on tn premises AZ the Boiin.
spring HOUSE late the rtsldene Of Robert W. Rherrd.
in Union township. Bergen county. W. j. k"3ers. propre
tor L,t No Eight god Jingle double driving horAs
VII make gooi time one VIII inside OF ~ and "o 10
SIDE OF min ties single. No Zone Morgan Stallion NO
S-rwo Colts bay, four years old gray, enure.
good stock. worth attention OF good horsenen No =
ot OF Adernfy Cattle thorough bred and two pairs
OF working Cattle Terms easy aud made known ON tho
day OF sale Err Railroad trains leave from the foot OF
Chambers al & 10 and 10 A NJ for the station.
ROBERT W RUrIiERFURD-
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

M DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON
O Tuesday. April i5 lUt. o'clock, at No. AIS BghtA
avenue, Thirty street. Geneel Household Furns
turr, consisting of Brussels and Ingram Carpets ocotA
mahogany SOFAS Chairs Tete aetes ceutre rabe Mrr
Curtains Extension Table Dinner and Tea Sets glassware
Dressing Bur Gashands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Holsters and Pillows; Toilet sets Oh Pant
ings. dc together with general assortment al bAe
menl snd Kitchen Furniture with which the sale wall COM
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

A YOUNG MAN, IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES AND
"a fair prospects for the future, wenytlfec
mld disposition and rather good looking wishes
correspondence with young lady with view
matrinony. Means object. She must lie OF mid
aud loving disposition. All communications strictly conh-
dcntal. Address Harry DC witt. Newark n. j.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
n, CnIrnN ArCrInNErR .-I AHGE SALE ~,

IL Household Furniture, tsrpets. Mirrots PaiiOr aud
Bedroom Furniture &c.On "Wednesday. April Ii. l0i.
oco <, -" Greene street. Fourth the eniie fufn
he house. COMPRISING IN mahogany aud
wood Furniture Tapestry Brussels, The ry and Ingram
tsrpets Oilclo DRESSING PLAIN Bureaus Beds
Mattresses. B tron and Basement Furniture ogetherwh
article in the house.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

M DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER
ll MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
M DOUGHTY will sell "Wednesday. April lj, 81 i0k
ci9eh by virtue OF chstte maatgssc, hands Heue
hd FURNITURE ed eniencc OF sale from Tenh
street. consisting rAAscent French pate Mantel Mirror
do Pier Glasses rosewood richly carved Partor SUIT
covered in crimson and brocate do in haircioh.
black walnut DO in reps ~ rolls of new Tapestry Carpet
~ secOnd hand Brussels and Ingram Carpets mahogany
walnut Secretary and Library Book Extension
Dining fables Dining Chairs Ruets. rosewood EAeeres
Hat Stands Window Curtains, Cornces and Shad
black ws!nut and or marble Top Chamber Suits eGamsea
wsshslsadsy Hair Mattresses, pauiasss. LoangesA
Two Rosewood Billiard Tables. with Rala and cuss COM
ulel
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

NrATRIMONIAL-A RETIRED MERCHANT, 6i YEARS
MI OF aac w,lower, without children wishes to cores
pond Nth amace aud accomplished lady VINO is capable
Of over his csb shnent and mnisfcring h~
conlurt Means object The advertiser docs address
himself 10 romantic young girls bit 10 genuine scusib.
,vonsn hn can bear with his inhrmitics IL and ar.
ford him kind aud attention, IN return or which he
orcr her life anuencc and the protection OF hounr.
.bIe name Address James L. H., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

IL IL LUDLOW, AUCrIONkER.-IARGE SALE OF
IA. Machinery. Patterns, Fixtures, dc, a Paper
usngngs Mauuf.c,oy. bv order of the assignee.
T.. II. LUDLOW 4 CO will sell auction. Thursday.
Arrll at Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ, at Nos 10. i5{ and Is West
street, Seventh Eighth avenues
New York. a the Machinery and appurtenances of
class Paper iiangnas Manu!scoiy nearly and Of the
latest and improved kind embracing Sampipp fiesses
for embroidered gt pap ~ made by Austin Campbell
New York. and Polishing Grounding and Emhos Ma
chimes Waldron, New brunswick, with Caien
dars and Other Machncy Also. large assortment OF rn
Rollers and Blocks, entirely new, with Printing
Presses Stands Tables. Tubs Shelves. Partitions, Racks
aud all oher articles used IN the business Also large
Satin aud other grounds. Plain Fs,
ea and finished Paprr Hsngnss To he sold without
Catalogues ready morning OF sale Goods be
iussccted the day previous.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

ITO LET--THE DWELLING PART OF THE HOUSE NO.
III Chsrry street near Ca,harine street wcl adapted
fora boardng nouse also the second Of house l69
Henry street, Jefferson street Apply 10 STEEL Ill
cherry street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

LIENRY g. SCRfBNER, AuCTIONEER.--HENRY a.
SCRTENER will sell this day TUESDAY, al lOI. O'Clock
A. NJ at salesnom Nassau street, Gold Jewclry Mcer
schaum and Fancy Pipes, $1,000 Havana and Domestic
Segars to suit purchasers The three dsiint
separate invoices will he sod witout for cash
Tc Iewery be relied and will stand the Pipes
Is the stock OF German importer. consisting of twenty
kinds The Scgsrs are from barge operator obged make
assignment
The New York herald., 1862-04-15


.tpagt asn ,m.nlaal lsla ts
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

ITO LET-STORE, BASEMENT. SECOND AND HALF
House IL desired Lower part OF House. garden with
grapes currans &C. Meose twenty minutes walk from
Harlem bridge Rent s.. Apply TO A. A. SCHAEFFEK Ill
West Forty sixth street