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WE"',rr 10 HE country rJrir and Consumers, { III
~ p"t@ a-'rtnrHt "i rNeIH Narrtt "I Liquors. Wines.
Aid wp.i thar cri-Hce al mvr" Than For
= Irar- importers i Lot only sufficient :.a!intce ur
he purity goods. hn HAT il eIaic rtic- al!
ysl:iy-s buyers that b. exCele. ny a-y HOUSE
Hsten. Owing the difficulty pro- urils in MANY
,fri,; pIv an! rt,hir article -. Liquors ild
Wives or medieval AID other purposes have ior
given SPECIAL attention t- c-l-Is iJr private
ai al ind il treaty. their advantage
>ru! their or,r. 20 direct. eml': tr:T-l
In. utl.f agents whatever. P-r>i> hv require pure
Liquors a! wILrS III lrrg. small quantities. rri
assured tint ali order, Ill receive ies personal
trihn. ana hat every article sent r0In house viii IL
satisfactory in every respect. C"mnUIi, u mail
Will receive prompt attention. with il and complete cal
a.,gi- al good. pr, IS. &c
Id RICHARDS x SONS.
:. - Stale Street. Boston.
h lSi"n, April t. ! 81. 2.--9
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l,"f TIE SITTING ROOM, PAKLOR
h'''''s f"cn. chamt,.r, Kitchen. OF O-Rcc.
= . L \ q f s,

sii'''''e Tor any l'lace, from $3.50 TO $3.50
-. and for sale wholesale and r-rai.
= i CASINO. Cyhnl.,ercr.
Over 'he 7. o.. <, sohn,b,-v.
i''ry description OF Upho!.,er, Good, OF Or
S'.nen'S FURNISHED I" "r'er I, ,horr notice o.
>r,as and HAIRS repaired and work warranted
Fashionable Lraperr furnished and aTy,rr.5
."1ac> hung AID carpe:> made up and ia;d IN
' W. HahI'T- >tf
hhtSHlNG MACHINE and all kinds
4 of Castings made TO order by
~" LUKE bUZlELL, 81. Jokasbuzy. w
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4 DMINiSTRATOR-S SALE.

;, he subscriber. b, ,iliue Of license fror. T.,
rebate Court. OFFER for sale fie following !r,-
f.''s, formerly belonging TO Moses Burnha,L.
.-,e %: Hlo1en, Caledonia Celu-y
he Homestead. Il acre. - ,k,s,l,,- -,,,..,.,,
laid south oi GI"ton yi.lace-ne.r L. ,-a.c,.
h't'.'l,s> ia.i.>. &c \ good haus.. al-s. Il
I""'n>- IA GOOD rerair-a rorn,noa.oa> t..a.
>i'5a>. ~e. OF good na,c., Ac. Also. Z lot> Il
cH'".i"i-' timber lands n tie ). /. conner a..
i"i>Aa'n- lbs acre Th,se lot. - ,al.,'y
F1a-!'' and quantity. cannot be cguallcd m Yer
tf"m :" ! foe, diameter. A1>n 10 -,
'a"k &C.. "..e niic ;ron, ,i,oion r!ila-e-.ra., -
-'if-> 81 >aiI l"' -'s.ucy timber i acres o. ,l.,
ins and lam ~ \ 80.
As" Il A'rr> Il e>c,ll.nt lal. !. under god
i';ii ."'v'G,'t adjoining TIE Ho:ncs,rad-a good
on'.':l''s To-. on Hh.r:. ii.cre d, IA ,..,i.,l-
sli.i.,.-
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ALL PERSONS INDERTEn

1" fanda.i & Harris. are hereby Notified ,ba,
me same inu>' BE- paid BIZ the l6,l, 81 J,n,,ry
next. III order TO save cost.
80" ALBERT HARRIS.
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Inc subscriber ''!!i >e.. his farm on which he
no" resides. located ;ro miles an; hall ,ou-h-
cast Of p.r'ii.r Green. PLEASANTLY situated On The
nam travelled t"a'! from Da.i,illc to Rarne.
H.iH farm contains - acres cf most excellent
INIT Wei di'l""d ntA'i,iar. la>iurace and NOW
il-: the very hes; "f never falling ua,o- -,,nr;,,
hpth 10 thc house ana harm The BUILDINGS ron,
>'-t "i huu>c. ham. sheds Nc. all in Good r..
par here = :. sugar orchard on the premises
=: I'D or l''1 tres. and 1 new sugar house. Al
c'i' m orchard OF - Young a?; trees ooin1,.,--
IL, :" o'aI fruit. Said fam ! well fenced. and
- ~ :: :"-l"r' i mos desirable location. for
i.rn.cE. Possession gwen iieA. E.ar,h o. Anil.
p: ilr'hor Particular u ~ terms A.. ,.,~o
all and inqu;!r: and ia. purchaser would a,
wei t" call ana Examine the growing cro,,..
!itNiiY {. DaNrGHTu
lia,..iiic. .iu.y X. 1851. ~:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

'rliF -ul.-cTii.'r- HAVING hem appointed 80 d. u
l f'r,.tgr, t,;l-I Iif, district - gal-,.
>i.a..r> r---i,-. ,-Nais'llr. slIG .iiiu>1 a. ,,
isall.- - AZ G---r-s- -t-alII-1 Ia
Y .l,aaTIl. lat, II lNGili'- >ail Gi-lrf,-
and Tie os.iai- e, 13,- deceased rSh.-e l ,,;--
T. l.r-i,, -iK-- if.tl,e rils ril.f.-> 1r,i H..
81; lal-- a 10 l>e1- ..'A,~I In,
AT Their s1aiu> L. >s'l I.im>-its'I> Ans.
. II al..,sFl,s ADJ ILa. " ia = a ,..
tiit IN .lii- l'gl-. CisTs>> y fnac1l. g. = H.
90, -ii.- lsiii .iaN Il. l'-'. AID IT, ~. IL
- T. Is. tH t>E-
Holm q. tINAIAaNAN 3.
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legal advertisements.
roU.UISSIoNEg.S' NoyE,-t

WE. the subs crii-er~, being appointed IL. p
w su.rf f,.- i,i- district al t'i,-.r'a t.t,f. '
r.c.l.- ,Naa..i.4r snd sdlu>' A.. rsAi, AMI ,i.r,
i--r-s-r- a-s lil- r>laie l~hr Ssapfs-..
~ J'.tr.-s'rs. In laid d-'fioi- l.. ra-'- s,3 80
=. les ..-,--s<l -Aiilt ID IL --Ti>g ii,-r.F..
ir.ti,-- fgsnii4> iran risr II t H..
al, a ,A.A,-i 3 Ia, creditors =. ir.>-rf Thar .
>.tii i,l4..-> -N.linATi''Ii sS s.,s
irar HAT lgDr.H'>. al ti' lvlli-
-, Es,i.sz y q. >f.aulGiu- iu ~ ! b.l>t,r. .-
T;-- =, - 49, aiid 81 Sc 5rl f3-~
lex Ia. aoiuc. :, each 81 sA.>
ABEL. WILEY
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and conscientious fidelity; AM nothing done c
advised except for the benefit of the patien'.
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GEO. J.. MINER,

K ! y . t. \ & T. y I,
P1''' N!'h j Kos. Jcuctl'> Binding
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VI. G.. HOtGiITON. ". u.

PAN Err. ''R AMER \ PAPER lIN\.HE.
: 49, "..i' '~.'. i t-AliT'- brU- Store
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ladies ,1ii aud .->.n.'.s arr stock. no
=. tg IA -l"a good
81. joh;.-t..r,. sept. ii. 1o,!. jy,f
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ED WIN II ilsN Ely.
~ \DH< HOUSE. l,,s,on 4,
Dt\;D GeisDN}C!s
Geo. 4. \ Geo, ". C.I1on<

&!i"ii\i' NO cot <stll"N AT law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
The PresIdenrs LogIc.

The Boston Courier, in an article on that
portion of the Presidents Message which at
tributes the sapselo Of the war 10 the existence
of slavery, says:
"Mr. Lincoln's ingenious, though not origi.
nal observation, that, If there had been no
slavery there would have been no rebellion,
has sometimes been compared with the equally
logical sequence, that II no one travelled on
the highways with money in his pockets,
there would be no highwaypen, The truth
is, we may begin 10 such chain OF reasoning
Just where we see fit Ifthe world had not
been created, with various races upon il, Of
diverse characteristics, capacities and disposi-
tons if the necessities, or opinions, or preju-
dices Of society were not such as they are
we should have had no ~freesoil party, no
Chicago platform, DO division among the
Democratic party, giving the opportunity for
the Republican minority to succeed, and CON
sequently, no Mr.. Lincoln for Pfeaident. In
the latter case we should, of course, have had
no rebellion" sos
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nurnsIde aHa QEE 1dmlnistra-

In an article on 1.-THE Political Situation"
Tho Nav York WorLd has tho folloving inst
~NN,I fTTTT
remarks
II may be true that the same Administra,
ton which removed Mcclellan because he did
o tobey q p%eremplory order p advance against
Lee and attack him, gave Burnside full DIS
erection TO attack when, where, and how he
pleased but what then "a the country 70 THINK
OF its consistency or its Judgment Why
practice this unrelenting urgency on McClel-
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Railroads.
Indlan1 OentrAll& Dayton 4 WeStornR.N


a n and after Monday next trains On the Indiana
central VIII leave the Union Depot, SIXTH street
ato;Ud 4 IN, 9;l2 a m, and $50 D m,
Returning, will arrive ~ I0iU = m, 6lb u m. an
1922 am. "' @''
lhe oO q m, and 445 p m, express trains mai
close connections 20 all points IN tbs West and soutt.
andglAam train Is the shortest ana uulcks,I ROM
70 chicago and the Northwest. GIILl1-T TrfNrfi
MOVIE II. @. oAkEH Superintendent 4,
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IlllnOls Cenlral kallronnI


NHANNh Vr HAN. ""|"T-
y ana alter Monday. hovember 10, 1851. p,.,,n..
INN VI lesle MattoOu anu IAnA, a. iuit,ws
o LEAVE M%AfIUUR.
Going North, l;ip y M ana iI.0O % ma
Soihs SOUTH 400 a IA anu 500 % M
LEAVE pAAA' 'aI
1oing North, 500 y M and $50 Il m
gong south, 1852 n M and c45 A. n,
DEF W. T. JOHNSON, Len. p,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29

Mr.. J.. s. Rarey, the horse tanner, who vas
appointed by General Halleek' to inspect the
horses Of the Army Of the Potomac, has made
q report TO the Generalsin-C Chief, which is
chiefly remarkable for having nothing in it,
Any educated cavalry officer would have been
better fitted for the task, and could have made
fifty practical suggestions such as evidently
never occurred 70 Mr., Rerey,5 .Mu
1t is now the corn and bunion doctor turn.
Since he operated on the Presidents and
General Banks feet he has not been heard
from, though it was understood he was to
overhaul the feet Of the soldiers. A phrenol
ogist will doubtless next be appointed "
manipulate their skulls,
Should such an appointment be made, il
would be well for him commence with the chic.
officials at Washington. II he finds any
brains it will be q great relief to the country
who have so far in this war seen no evidence
Of anys--Nep York WOrid.
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Human Freedom Illustrated.

We find the following paragraph ina letter
to the Chicago Times from Portland, Illinois
A disqualification Of the practical workings
of abolition, not so pleasant to some of the
side county. Joseph Weaver, a wealthy
Abolitionist, received in his domicile some
time last summer a runaway negro, hailing
from Memphis, who showed his appreciation
OF the "elevatiug process by attempting a
nocturnal elopement with his employers
daughter, Emily, but was overtaken about
one-half mile from Morrison by the enraged
parent, and summarily deprived of his rights, f"
by being dragged from the side Of his "Des-
damonia" in the vehicle and knocked down.
Weaver has been notorious as a conductor on
the underground railroad for several years
past.
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@arketing.
DAILY PROVISION MARKRi
i a LEW GILLTlAND ~

AT No. Q, Market street, north side, hereafter,
kAa.enhfn Wolie's stand, n pGspAred % HlraiSh ~
hes's, vegetables &c, aiths LOWEST CASH PRICE
wv seot
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Mr. SEWARD As A PRoPHEr.---It was just two
years ago on Tuesday that Mr. Seward, at the
New England dinner-at which he was a
guest-made the memorable prediction that
the rebellion would all be over in sixty days
from (that) date, FsrYseeing and sagacious
statesman How little he could comprehend
the nature or character of the awful crisis
that was then-that is now-upon his ooun.
try l-NeiO York Express.
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alsl-. ua r- lH- ..
CIR EAT LAaUG HTERl
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


a. X or Ps
NO. 500, THIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
III and cut them OFT enirely.
notwithstanding the. depressed condition Of the
country they are receiving the largest stock Of
CLOTHS, oAssIMERRs, YEsTfNas, D
GENTS FURSlsllNG GOODS,
or the latest Styles, and Patterns.
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAWERS, NECK TIEs, 49,,
Ever before offered to the pablie. Their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ii new and fashionable, and arc offered unusually low
FOR CASH. mn
The public are invited 10 call and examine, as they
have extra nice goods, and offer big inducements.
hH R0TT a KROPP,
mar2lu NO. 500, THIRD STREET.
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9aatrbes, Sc.
Watches and Clocks.
~IahN

VHOULDr respectfully Inform hs Old ers and
w the puhio generally that aneF Al atreaee OF len
months he has reiufnedto Dayton and haken he shop
ormegiy occupied b James vi Sssops, rFf
No. ass Third street,
Two doors West Of the Post Once, where ne vfn ba
Happy 10 q Give all his Old customers and A. mani new
onae ~ may hvor him Wth q cali. An khls II
WATCHES, HOOKS, nj JEWELRY, REPAIRED
In the best uannsT aAd on short n0dcs. 13rALL
WORK WARREETkDifSN A hair trial 10 all that
l AK. Please call and examine work. feb22
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baltimore and Ohio Kallroao.


nhhAl NATIONAL kUU1 ~ enulu,l,. m a.,
Hs'on Anu bAlbnoiv "a The EaAL, nutf NI,,snn.
pSnmood anu fhfkeTsburg on the West, Nd \ n.I. M
,o,nts a. ~ nnAli"ausi Steatnefs, &ca, ior hua non. a,
' ,tp,l u t.e hesl, southNeSt ana Northwest.
anIoS rains Ially Tor AL Tie kAststu I1,h.,.
ms IL the only route TO Washington 81,
hea's baltimore at Isdu, n4Uanu Is.S M. .Xa ~,
a. s,ivP M On sundays ~ 1.1U anu T;Su n A., ~.
Leave Washington at 900, 7:tO and A = ~ ~ ""t
- = y nh On sLLd"y- ut zoo ana ) p Ia onI,.
via Wwo Nv, ucAe.stO NE hasten cities can Le I.ftpptr
S"l htah additional cLaIle "a H.
~ y fuek Anefaie A. low as nv an, vt,,, rout,
lr'lhre lur ueEaIs sA baltimore Md I'M, y
~SiP~ haliiuhd ofhces IN the " est.
n ILL AN, zen. WtslaIu 81
W u s,,,L' N. COLA, Gel, Ticket Az 4 :"
".I.SAiIih' master OF transportation Aiat
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The Old Established RlnderY

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER Oh MAIN n THIRD STREET, oVEE
II UNION TELEGRAPH OKFICK,
Al MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS 10,
WI County Offices, Ranks, Rail Road Iniees, Busi.
ness Men, and others. His work comp7ses ever,
style, from ~ cents up to $3.50 per quire.
best No. LAID or We've paper used on Blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals., &e., Sc, bound la any STYLE
desired IA PLAN or git and hayngth the tools, 1c., or.
merry used by MoFer, and ~ BARTENDER, he h prepared
10 match all volumes bound by them.
Old hooks reb und, aud nnsde 10 look better than
when nowi .
Music hound IN any style desired, and pagei q con
Venienee never before ogiered here, Nth music funding.
So His PA1iAt MACHINE Is the only one ia ne
Otyi and Is one Of tho most Important inventions Of
the present Day, IL will accuut0iy page and nnmber
Books, Checks, Dnats, Raiiroad Books, and papers,
and any Kind OF Blanks, "a AigA as tea fh0Hsnad.
T. W.. U. also pays very particular attention 70 pre-
paIlng all kinds OF Hdah with PfIRfoa Rail.
Road and other work requiring neatness, and dispatch.
"a Having recently greatly added 10 his already
4rge facilities, he b. ieiter than ever prepared 10 please
the public.
"a ne refers 10 the County Offices Of Montgomery
Prebe, Darke, and TO the VARIOUS k0nks, railroad
Offices, Aep in the Miami Valley, tot specimens Of his
work. decIs.
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Dayton and Michigan RaIiroad.
Sandasky, Dayton and Cincinnati 4. !.

- wv" WV
EA&aM esesEsslaz@s.as
N and after December 81, 1860, ard unnIT nn---
~ notice, hassehger aud freight TRAINS Sni I9.nel
"a W, gong north, ~ follower nrr ~, 'eaH'e
Am a, NJ, through Freight and Aceon,n,odau.
O.fO WITH passenger Car attached. tNV
IIA.RI A. M. Mhl tram lur SprtDRReld coIn,.I,,u
lOsOO ufuanar Beleionaine, FOrent. I1vSa -
9Nu-tshyI connecting AZ Springfield with Ill.,
i-"huoh Ooiunbus, arriving 10 Coluinhus AZ
~, ~ OItEaiR Wuh Train lOr Columbus. M I,r.u,-af
iIMh "a Fltisbutg, VI. Wayne a Uhlcssu X y
hhs'l arriving IN Ofestiine at $50 y nj and B,ti-,, sS4s
I.Sy M al yiyue with Tran on Cleveland am, ~
4, Is gong East, arriving an Cleveland nj ~,
buhhlrk AT S.SOa u, and Buffalo az $50 ! M 60
nest' arriving IN Toledo Al i2;lU a IA, Dstroit NJ ,.1ir~
~ ehiNasV AZ l0'SO a M ana shndusky az u.4b i,n,I
h.I 4 "a. Night kApresz ior Springfield Cdars
Os1L ahu belciontalne, counesnng nj Eo.Ei -
ilNh Holhg hhs1Un hitsiaIfk, ~. Wayne ar5 ,,rf. T.
n,nui arriving D Cfestlne AZ b.lb a M, P,ttsbnry. !,
~, "Olhs M,esti with Iran arriving M III g."
oty u l, and Ohleago at 1870 a m, stCIyde viii IAN
on NleNtiAnd anu toledo X. X. afnsine IN ulrvst.,a
SiSOa m, Dunklrk NJ 4:UV p IA and bu1alo Nd 40, y y
reaches sandusky NJ 1870 n m. i' :"
l7,lS 1. Nj Hituts vile Acconinsdat,or. -
tsOC uayion on arrival " Iran NOM 1,,.nnaa
fSacling Springfield at 800 p m, UrtAiia M I04s w. -,
"est Luelty AtiliLS P m, belleiontaine Nj lIII :, ~
and huntsville NJ l2;lsA m, -" y "a
llckes VA TINS Line 70 all points North.
west can he had at the Ticket Ufbce in IN. III, a
-SAMb W. KING, Ticket Agent - ~ 'eP"
HS rare MwaJs as low ia by au, other r,o
foF lhiVrnauon relative 10 shpiiup Etr,sL, a.
noute, hPpiy NJ the UompaDy's Ffesnt l.t,.- 20
mAoSEl, Agent. Ia. klCk.
N. Z, oLArr, Gen. TfckelAkenI. AMI
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nayIon, Aenia ana Columbus n.,,,..
~ 81 III ss-aaaasg.

HnhE huly ! rama East, wa CUiLmLl.. in,.,.
- u'hetH Irolii baytoh 70 all Eastern y,le, ""
a IAHly IfAns Last, leaynu I.v..,
nnst a. ioiionr' Nisht E8piess Il:oS Il. H. .i VI.
- tnn uunaG,'si as EApIess at II;4U; a. M. a.. ,e us,.
a. M 10 a. "a ~ ana LondVn. AocOnnnUdAuul 90
Columbus. 'Nt"eeh bhl Ton alt
Irving az layton, night express o 90 n. M; Aer.m
press 900 y. Ia. AH9 ia
ts.ns run ~ Columbus time, which - 7 mi. nj.
dhiolgh tickets eau be had for NH Fssts,,,
gaining "hs' ". ALNG, 1leA Geont' "e' !
a w.. d: ". hUODMA.tD, supenul, na.n,
Y. WAkAAAi GENT Ag't, Dayton, o. "Nnn
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
lLsoANr HOUSEHOLD rURNIryRE. PIANoyoRrE,

y &C., uade By the bot city facurera-EDWAKD
.NrzENICH, suctioneer.-By z. W. DAVENPORT, ut the
esrooms III Nassau Street, saturday March ~ at lOk
lock, stock OF elegant hrs cass Household furniture,
In every oasis OF rich rosewood and back
lnu Partor and Library Suits In brocate plush aud
rcloth; Easy Chairs Lounges elegant rosewood m,ror
4 Eta re- Pier Glass Ia gilt frame, plate 90aS6 hand
carved rosewood black walnut and oak Bedsteads,
reaus, WAshstands Commodes, VITA marble 70 match
moe Wardrobes, bookcase Hat Tcees and variety OF
iar artces The above goods worthy the confidence
buyers. and will DO exhtoon days before sale.
remove May 10 the ls5 and Isl
oadway.-' -4-----i----..-
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED yNTl

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
Tucsday the day of April next at " o'clock M for
bc labor and essry alter the present Custom
House for The use OF United States Treasury aud Assay
Onice.
Specifications the work be obtiincd at the on Of
the OF the United States In this city,
and aftcr Monday the 2th inst, and the building be
examined any time during olcc hours until the LIST OF April
sealed and plainly endorsed Proposals
for work House, be addressed TO the Sc
crctary be deposited with the Asssta ut
Trcrs,rcr of the Unled States before tho LIST poNni
al IL oiclo X noon. =. ". CLARK,
Acting Eng n cr in charge Treasury Department
Nrw YoRK March ~ iSV!,
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
PROPOSALS.
~~ ES
NYOTrCI,

IN Proposals from dealers and mllers are invited til the
10Th April Ie62 for furnishing Flour 10 the SubDeart-
men Of the kind which has been received by the
United States Government, and known as No. extra.
Samples this hour be at the Capitol Bakery In
this city. -
ID Is desired to make for 10000 barrels Should
however person desire to furnish less quantity he
will the precise number OF barrels in his bid.
The contractor will be required 10 furnish at the rate OF 500
barrels daily until the contract IL dlcd. .
No Hour will be ed which does not come up 10 the
standard inspection made just before the purchase
The flour be delivered NJ the railroad depot In washing
ton or at any the warehouses In Georgetown, ID. c.
Government the right TO reject any bid for any
PAYMENTS TO be made Treasury notes. and tho bids to be
directed 10 Major A. BECkwfTB, G. s., U. s. A., washing
ton, ID. G.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
|, H. LUDLOW. AUCTI0NEER.J ~ 20 !5
Iis SALE BY ORDER or THE VNITED STATES
lust c0ArANY or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON

3. II. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell Q. auction Tuesday,
n l. 1867 at II O'Clock, ~ the Merchants kxchanga:
Nassau street.-the large double marble fro buildings
lis and III Nassau street. b.iwsen Ann and Hickman
running through Theatre alley, betg the pro-
rty poitton Of which formerly occupied BY the Ar.
as Bsuk The buildings the entire t 81 by about
feet six stories HIGH ,ooi aud iron shut.
front and Tho Prenises occupied by various
iants dn partly rented Tor the coming 20 oent
bond and Full particulars ut tho
:tioueers office, No. Pine str
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A TTENTrON, CASH BUYERS.
IA All p.rsOns who about n
ErYRNYoH


f@ FURNISH THEIR HOUSES
with OF tho articles mentioned below, invited 10
! examine our stock, eon:l.ting of rt
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS.
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS.
FRENCH CHINA DESSERT SETS
RICH AND PLAIN OUT TABLE GLASS.
TABLE CUTLERY. AC., DC.
We offer the following bargains that not equalled In
New YORK. namely
Silver Placd Tea Spoons dozen............S 81 IS
Silver Plated Table spoon the dozen 50
Silver Plated Table FORKS. the dozen. so
silver Plated Cako Baskets "
liver Plated Tea Sets six pieces chased 90
$1SILvER PLATED ICE PITCHERS. o.
16-Larxest size Handsomely chased 90
.m-s1IvxR rH.rEis - 3 ccr;ysr p rs s. ana %
3l0-Eew styles, beautifully engraved ........ 10 90
4io. siu SIC, $40.
Cut GllSs 0obcs, tho doxou Is
Cut Glass De- ant~rs quarts the pair. 50
Cut Glass Decantcrx. pinta, the pat: o.
Coorcd Bohemian 0ass Finger Bowls, the dozen..... 81
Ivory handled Dinner KnveA the dozen. 20
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen ........... 90
uy'r IRON-SrONE CHINA.
Dinner S<ts, Assortment. .l8 o.
Ironst0ne china Dinner Plates the dozen. 95
Ironstoue china Breakfast Plates, the Dozen IS
Ironstoue china Soup Plntes dozen o5
Ironstone china Toilet Sets, II pieces ....... so
~ TOGETHER WITH
the largest and most varied assortment of
GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES
in the city, embracing ell the useful articles
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
FBNRY II. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fBNIY II. LEEDS AUcTiONEER.-sPLENDID
Cabinet Furniture, every arc OF which Is guaranteed
|.veiy p,rcuar.-HEHRY II. LEEDS h co. will sell ut
tion, on Thursday and Friday, the 9th and 9Th Of
COZ aud l0I Broadway oppo lite the st. Nichtis Hotel
ere the Furniture has been reRoved for convenience of
n, but the highest qualify having been adm tied.
pong the manufacturers are such as Narcotic Co..
|yrede, H. Stony, Launt Kmbali, J. Meeks Sons
|.solr j. u Better CO.. others being the richest and
sale q. Furniture up In this city viz Ebony
ormoiu Cabinets and Gas rosewood oiled black wal
rich Paror Sui g. covered and uncovered, in various
les; Walnut nlaid with MARBLE Bookcases; do. a,cres
boratey carved; Hair Mattresses Mirrors &C. Dressing
eaus IN every style; Dining Room Furniture In oak and
nut Library do, and black walnut Fancy Chairs Secre-
les, Bokcascs. Centre Tables every style; all kinds of
broom Furniture, Patent Rcfreerators Dinner Sets,
option of the best Furniture In the city Can be seen and
mined until the day SALE Also two rosewood Billiard
|ples, IN tie order, all complete.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

ENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 81
Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
LINER SOMERfILLE will sell ut auction on Friday
rch "a al n o'clock at their salesroJm, Nassau street.
kree and valuable collection Of ancient and modern oil
ninrs recently received from Europe and before
6cd in this country, comprising the works Of the fol-
Ing artists vs.-C. verbockhoyen o. Redg, Van Benz
net Gambey, wcgener, Msbbey VaV Artois, yanden
| che, Weeuir, and others,