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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate Of
Josiah Baughman, late Of West Provide6ca
township, decd, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of bedford county,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, and thoss
having claims against the same are rcquestedt to
present them properly authenticated for settle.
ment.
JEREMIAH BAUGHMAN,
SAMUEL BENDER,
January 2, ls63..-6t. Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of Jacoh
Fluke, late of Hopewell township, decd, ha,ins
been granted TO the undersigned, residing in Souts
Woodberry township, by the Register of Bedford
county j persons indebted TO said estate are here.
by notified 10 make Immediate payment and thos.
having CLAIMS against the same are requested to
present them properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN b. FLEKE, Adrn'r.
January 2, 1S63,-6ts;
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LAST Notice.

The Books and Notes of the late firm o.
Baughman & Brother, are in the hands OF ID.
subscriber for collection. All persons indepteu
to the firm will please cal! and settle before tho
first of February, as intend leaving the no'es
and accounts with an officer for collection alIoi
that date
JEREMIAH BAUGffMAN.
SHviU'ng rsrtas- of Tie frm cf Bsagh~s n ~"
Dec. 26th, 1862.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTIcr

Letters OF admin istration on the estate of Ioh.
Wesley tlartze, late of Snake Spring townsb;n
deceased. having been granted to the undelsiens,
by the Register Of Bedford county, all persons in
debted TO said estate are hereby notifel to mai.
immediate payment, and those having claims a.
geinst the same requested to present them nron
ery authenticated for settlement. 'F
GEORGE SMOUSE. Jr
NICHOLAS KOONS,
January 2, ls63.-5ts' Adrn'r,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters Testamentary on the estate OF Beoi amin
Mills late of Monroe Up decd, having been grant,
ed 10 the Undersigned, residing in Sout hampton p.
all persons indebted to said estate hereby noit-
fed TO make immediate payment, aud those hav
ing claims against the same viii present them
authenticated for settlement.
NATHAN Robson,
Jan, Q, 1sG3.-6s. Ex'or.
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saarsg SAVAGE Mills,

The subscriber having a large Steam Saw Mill
erected an thu 'ata trcrgr Mowry tact OF timber
land, is rev ready TO receive orders for
L NJ 2 EA,
such as White Pine Roaris, Plank, 'Snruce Scantng
and Boards. Pastering Lath, Sbinaling Latin, SHIN
ales, Fencing Board, aud Bridge Tmhers oil any
length up TO thitty-six feet Oak or Pine.
Uy-Orlers left a. my house in Bedford, or at the
Mills, will be thankfully received. Prices mod
crate.
THOS. c. GARRETT.
Bedford January 9, 1SG3.-6m,
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Public sale
OF
V7LUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REHL ESTATE
By viitue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the sub, crbsr will uH at public
sale. on the p emises, in Union township nm Si'ur'
day the 9th dav Of January next, the fol owing
Real Estate late tie properly of John Corfe, decd,
To VITA TRACT OF LAND. containing ninety
three acres, sixty six perchss and th- usual allow
ance OF nix per cent or roads, &c.. adjoining l'nas
OF Jacob Cor @, on the east, isaac lne' on inc
west, and Castleton AXE on the north and south.
The Improvements ara story and a nan log
house, alos stable and sppl. orchard, with abo't
fifty acres cleared and under fence. Taera 10 hne
spring o water not far from the house, and IN other
respects the property is a desirable one.
Terms-Onehalf of the purchase msney in ban'
and the balance in two equal annual payments VITA
out interest, secured by udsment bonds. Sale 10
commerce at 10 O'Clock.
GEO. W. CORLE, Adm'f.
Dece mber 10, 1862.
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N0aEce TO Assessors.

The Assessor. OF the different districts of tbs
couriy, elt cted for the year 1863, hereby mott.
Fl ID 10 appear al the Commis soners' Office, in Bed.
ford, on Saturday, Janu'r Sd, 1868, to receive
their IN -tructlons, sc.
BY order of the Commissioners.
JOHN &. FISHER, Clerk.
Dec. &c, 1862.
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Dt0for0 Gourtp, ss:

AT an Orphans Court held at Bedfprd, in and
for said county, on the l7th Day Of November, A.
D. 1859. before the Judges Of said Court
On motion of O. +. Shanuon, Esq, the Court
grant q rule or hc hs1s and legal representatives
ut John Manspoaker late of East Providence town.
ship, dec o., Ia SIT: Esther, the widow, and Eli
"a Jane, wife ol petitioner, Jacob Manspeaker,
John Man nspeaker. Daniel Manspeaker David Man
speaker, Eliza beth, wife of Michael Ford, and Ma
ry, wife of William Ford, all but David (wbo is in
the army residing in Bedford county, Pa, to bs
aud appear at n Orphans Court TO ba hsld at Bod
ford, in and TO- the county OF Bedford on the
ond Monday (9th day) of February. \. D. 1863, to
accept mr. refuse TO take he real estate of said de-
ceased, at the valnatien which h,s been valued
and appraised in pursuance OF a writ Of partition
or valuation issued ont Of our said Court nd 10 the
Sheriff oil said county directed, or SHOW cause why
the same should not b. sold.
.rsNS.~e In testimony whereof have hereuns
II .f1ssN set my hand ard seal of said Court
'ss-se.izsf at Bedford, the 25th day Of Novem-
Der. A. D. 1862
A. B. BUM, Clerk.
Attest TouN J, CESSNA Sheriff.
Decembel &c, ls62.-lt.
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Abolition promises,

During the last Presidential campaign Aboli-
ton editors and stump-speakers were loud
mouthed and shameless in charging the Dem
ocratic party with extravaganza and corruption,
with all their kindred evils. With brazen faced
hypocrisy, they described the blessings that
would follow a change of administration. e
sst HnsSH aHa end Hs sas s aBs IS g gRGa Gfs 81 work
and high wages. Elect Lincoln, and the ex-
penses of government viii be reduced Elect
Lincoln, and if the South secede we will send
u few regiments 'of wide.awakes down there
and wipe out the rebels in thirty days. Elect
Lincoln, and there shall be plenty of money.
Such pledges they made, all over this broad
land, to the honest masses whom they addressed
only to delude and ruin. How have these pled-
.ges been rcdecmedl
If by good times the fanatical horde, meant
nation plunged to the nethermost depths of
mourning and poverty, then have they well re-
deemed their promise. If by plenty of work
and higher wages, they meant a place in the
ranks for poor men at thirteen dollars month,
where they have been butchered by thousands
and tens of thousands through the imbecility
of the administration at the same time that
political favorites amass princely fortunes by
fraudulent contracts, then have they kept their
promise. If, by sending q few wide-awakes to
wipe out the rebels, they meant civil war
paraleled in the annals of the world for its mag
a. IL,
Ii by economy they meant that they would in
crease the public expenditures from eighty mill
ions to eight hundred millions per annum; that
they would make gold and silver as scarce as
honest men, and shinpasters as plenty as rogues
in their own party, they have kept this promise
religiously.
The crazy fanatics wanted change and they
have it. How do they like t9
TIE New YoaK WEEKLY CAUcAs1AN.-We
are glad to find this able organ of the interests
of the white man, as contra-distinguishcd from
the negro-loving fanaticism of the day, again
upon our table. The "Caucasion" had been
prohibited from the mails, by an arbitrary and
unrighteous order of the p. o Department, for
no other reason than that it exposed the objects
of abolitionism and critisized the authors and
the conduct of the war. But the ban is now
removed, owing, doubtless, to the effect Of the
late Democratic victories, and we advise all
our readers who desire sterling Democratic
sheet from New York City, to subscribe for the
caucasian" Its terms are as follows:-
Single copies, $3.50 per year. Four copies,
$500. Ten copies, $1,000, and one to the get
ter up of the club
sEWe print this week an important procla-
nation of jeff. Davis. Itproposes to retalate
terribly, for the alleged unlawful course of Gen.
Butler, and for the negro loving course of Lin.
COINS. Administration. 1t is lamentable that
the brave mon now in the field fighting our bat.
ties should be subjected to the terrible fate pro.
posed by Davis through the imbecility and ia.
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STRAY IIEIFER

Cam" to the prei-es nf the subscriber in Bed.
ford towusiip. about the 10th inst., a small red
heif"r, two yeas ola past, no ear mark. supposed
10 be ou; Of a drove. The owner is requested TO-
Prove his property, pay charges, and take her away
or she will be disposed OF according to law.
JOSEPH SELLERS,
Dec. &c, 1862.
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BY the President
j. Z. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State.

Diarrh9a and Dysontery viii decimate the
Volunteers Ear more .han ihe bullets d the en-
cmy, therefore le. every man sec to'tti!at he
carries with him fut! supply OF hCLLO-
WAYS PILLS. Their use in lndia and the
Critnea saved thousands Of British Solli ers-
Only Is cents per Boz. 2!3
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-as 4 5a RAE

PENCYL-OVER-On .he 18th ult by
the Rev IL. iieckorman, Mir. Adam Pen ol, Of
Bedford township, to Miss Annie Cyer Of Bed
ford borough.
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Retaliatory Proclamation Of JeffsrS9 n
Davis.

GEN BUTLER AND ALL HIS OFFICERS TO BE
EXECUTED.
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Pa aesic sale

or T.8LU ,HBLE RE.7L ESTHTE
Ry virtue of an order of The Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the subscriber will sell al public
sale, on the premises, IT. St. Clair township on
SATURDAY,, J.8NU.9RY %, lSG3,
the following real estate, late the property of Geo.
Mock, decd, viz:
e Tract of Land,
situate in said township, both sides of Bnbb's
creek. adjoining lands OF Henry Yont Jacob Ewig,
Be ikheimer's heirs snd others and conta ming one
hundred acres. fooie or less.
The Improvements are two story log dwelling
house, with kitchen ATTACHED, dolote log barn,
snloRe house, spring house, ana other cut buildings;
also, tenant house ana stable. A large portion
of the land is cleared and under fence, about ten
acres OF which are meadow, and as much more can
be converted into meadow as may be desira ble..
1 his farm is good quality creek bottom and slate
land, and is susceptible of fine cultivation.
JeIms--One- half Of the purchase money in hane,
to bo paid at the confirmation of the sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments without n-
terest or, if the subs ciher should pleier it,
third of the bala nee, tfter ravrlent OF debts will
be left in the hand for the use of the widow, tae
whole TO be secured by judgments or bonds and
mortgage.
ABRAHAM Fl. HULL,
December 20, 1862. Administrator.
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q Yes! q Xses!!

The undersigned having taken ont Auctoneer
and sale License, is now ready to CRY SALES on
the shortest notice, and the most reasonable
terms. 1t will be reccoected that no one is le-
gay entitled TO act as crier of Sales unless he
pTocrres license. Address,
LEVI AGNEW,
Bedford Pa.
Jan. 3, 1S63-tf
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aALrs Ar AUCTION.
0TIcK.-PEREMProRY SAIL

\ NOTION NOTICE.-PEREMPT0RY SALK.
"A ID. ID. OAULklNS. Auctioneer. Office 81, broadway.
MAGNLFICkkT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
nICH TRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANrEL MIRRORS.
- SILVER PLATE, 6C., AC.
THIS day tFriday) May z ram shine. at 0ls o'clock
NJ ell the superb and costly Furniture Paintings Statua
~ and WorkS Of Art rosewood Drawing Room suits elegant
saned in the resspee 2s FoaIeenlh street Eighth
avenue Tho auctoneef calls the specia attention o. h.
public 70 this sale be the largest and assort
tnent HQpDebpd h nure offered ., Auction this
good order The whole w DO nersnporily absouteiy
koid without reserve to the high, n .tder TO- cash
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
eonsists o. carved rosewood Eageres marble and
French plate doors and backs; Lady Work Table inad
WIN mone OF pearl God Centre Table stauary
IeteaIete. Sofas two Arm Reception eight Oval
BACK Chalrs carved In
satin brocade of the expensive description
Console Tables inald with buh and tortoise she'll Brecade
rich gilt irames superb sevrcs and Dresden China
Vases richly decorated Paran marble Sttuees OF the
sns on Paintings &c antique Law vxses ebony Gard
klocs runs one month"; Oil Paintings by Rousseau Inman
s. s~AxAfNIfICENT SVEN OCTAVE PTANOFORTE
carved les And Case. Tour ronnd finished all round
ood Stool in brocade embroidered clon Cover
kooks and Music Hall rosewood Hatsand Oicloth Stair
kerpe, &C. Chamberss second story-Rchy carved
wood Bedsteads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Commotes
Stands Bookstands Couch, Arm Chsirs Curtans Shades
Yoruios, Hair Aattrekses Beds and Bed ing decorated
China Toilet 6ets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Of every
ed Tea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery oak Dining
k4nses oak Dining Arm Chairs, &c.
No p0etp0nement attendance cart pack or
GAiD eoodn for purchasers
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Gases Chande afs aud Gas xtures wardreDes on iosns
Ref serators Clocks Vases. Pictures Sheets one sesn
Also a lot Of Clothing. dc -
~ II. LUDLOW. AUCTIoNEER =
"A. Executors sale OF lSo pab's Lots and Cores with
valuable Water Rights ri auction.
r. H. LUDLOW A CO will sell at auction. on Tuesday,
May i9 1858 At NJ Took she Merchans Exchange sales.
room. l0j Liberty street neal NSioadway
BY order OF VIM Dodge ESQ., of The estate Of
Che late Anson q. Phslps Sr.
Isl Avenue 2)h and 30th treets4 Lots being Lots and
oore ON the east side OF LIST Avenue between 10th 3Oh
street -
LIST avenue 10Th srees-o Lots and aore ON the
west sde OF s avenue being on the and each
Also Lots the entire the east side OF Ist ave.
nue.. between sOth aud 3lst strsets.
3Oth and Sst stroets29 Lots 10 the north side OF S0h
street and u on south side Of 3st street. in OF above
OF about feet and Water Right
Avenue A. 9th and both lots the entire
the east side OF avenue A. between 5h b8th and
street IN OF above extending the East river with
the valuable bulkhead and wates right
Avenue aud 59th street.-the lots side of
A. entire trout between 5sth and 59h streets and On tho
south side of Both street. In of above
Avenue As lots being the entire front the west side OF
svenue A, between 5gth and 60th streets
Also lots the entire front the east side Of
between 53th and 53th streets.
bSth and Both seets0 lots the north side OF 65h aud
south side OF 59h above and extending
the East rver with valuable Sulkhead aud wafer right
Avenue and 59th streetl lots and the east
side avenue between b9th aud 6oh streets and north
side street and excndiag 70 e East river with the
Many Of the above lots ara on near 10Th street.
southern boundary Of Central Park.
Kvery lot viii be peremptorly sold
Terms Will be made known 81 sale.
Maps full particulars 70 had 81 the auctioneers
sac Z. II. LUDLOW co..
In n al
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A frRAorIvE SALE OF ELRaANr HOUSEHOLD
a FURNITURE
. tpostponed from Wednesiayl.
! Isss.. iFRiDAYi "o- ---'

AT THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No Ib2 West Twenty FIRST street Seventh avenue,
nd couprises the largest OF Furniture
I'D cosiy Works OF Art offered auction this season.
svsssIf 'e snos
g Ari class Furniture to !he above sale, which
hompsses the entire elegant Paror, Sleeping Rooms,
Dining Room and Nursery Furpiture all new,
Among which elegant Services Of Sevres and Drcs
x9n Vases, Bronzes superb seven octave rosewood
flanofor richly carved with pearl keys $500 bronze
hid osmoS rich Carpets elegant :oa rosewood
lwo fvl Suits Of sod black walnut covered reps
III these Suits first class and In perfect order;
eupsb mirror backs Ladss Secretary lined with
dered Curtains rica shanes Bronze Cocks anA
Nd with satin Wood Rose Cabinets Turkish Chars
nnd Lounges TO match Dvans In green velvet. superb
Rronzes Paintings merit among which Mercys
Dream snd the Guardian Angel; two mAani cent Paint
tng1 yenicq by Penei and Sunset by Menxent elegant
rQsewo0d Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Spring and Hair
xsttressep characteristics French Engravngs pearl nad
Qlooka Ane Carpets, Oval Mirrors Spring and Cottage
- DiNfNG ROOM
An elegant assortment ruby and white cysacut and
nAve1 Glassware Description match throughout;
French China Tea Sets Dessert 10; Silver Ware Dining
And 1ea Service, Urns spoons Casters Forks Ladies' But
Or Knives As Ivory and Silver Cutlery with the usual
ytrety Of Dining Furniture Buffet oak Extension Ia
sEN I-Psrtss from distance viii nnd in attendance
- cart pack ship the DDS for the. Deposits will be
4ured Of purchAsss Sale positive Catalosueh at house.
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE WILL BIZ
II sold at public auction Saturday, May Q At O'Clock
M on h premises the Farm OF the late Nathaniel Dc
The township ef North Bergen n
J the turnpike road leading from Hoboken TO Hacken
ntics from Hob0ken, containing between ~
aud ~ screof land On the above farm two dweng
oher oHtbuildnss an vuristy Of fruit trces - pIeS
sanity could conveniently divided
choice building Sites For further particulars inquire Of A.
w DURYRA, near the premises. II the weather should
prove stormy the sale will take place Monday the iIth
a " bBIEErEA bIE tE1ceu,ors
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hNIUslcM ENTs.

..- hMUsEMBhTs.
NJ NlBLoS GARDEN.
~ Lossee aud Manager WheaueS
fAREwLLL BNGAGBMEkT =
GREAT TRAGIC ARrIsrB.
MISS BATEMAN
whose rensree has been
by IN. r-s ---.-,-
A6sT BRILLIANT AuDIEsoHs
OVERWHELMING APPLAVan
combining " render { L. acemer<
ioPULAR OVATION
OF respectful admiration
WORTHY THR GENIUS
yOySo TRA0EDIgKNk
who has gained SO completely the
GOLDEN OPINIONS
Of tho public, as wek the
HIGH ARTISTIC JUDGMENT
METROPOLIS or THE COUNTRY
This and eyery evening during the woek the rlingy enec.
tive play OF
LEAH,
TUb FOksAkRN.
Miss BATEMAk
will sustain her impressive and pathetic role or the
= JEWISH MAIDEN
She will be supported powerful company among
which are the enea lent srtses. hr MCCULLOUGH, MIR
W. Lanergsn. Mr. s. q. Burnett, Mr. Harry Pearson, Mr.
Lamb Mr. Q. IL Wilson. Mr.. Geo Andrews. Mira W Ian
ergan. Mrs H. Grattsn and Mrs sSkerleu
Original and bcaut fu cenHry by Mr. H. Sewyu; orxi-
nal music oompcsed expressly for this poce by Mr. Robert
veg n. Dodworth
Boz book open
Doors opea 81 ~; Performances commenceS p o'clock
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UxEcuToRs SALE OF REAL ESTATE WILL B

ExECuTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE WILL BIZ
~ sold public auction Saturday, the 9Th OF May At
two O'Clock M the premises The Farm or the late
Bergen on the turnpike leading from Hobokcn 70
Hackensack about b miles from Hoboken, containing be-
tween 20 and acres. the above dwell
lngs. two story frame house With good barn and
could divided Into scYera
choice building Tho Northern Railroad about
. mile from the place. stages pass live tmca
day For particulars iaqure Of A. w.DURYEA. the
premises.
~ Y. PSy...., S.S, }Es.eu.or.
If1stormy ON Monday. ltth inst.
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n ucMoN NorrcH.-AN EXTRAORDINARY oProR.
EHS6sEEsEPgas AND HOTEL xEEPRRs
I fx6kilfCkTr R0SHwoob PIANovoR TR,
vuLvKT. DRU8e8kS AND INGRAM CARPKL0,
rvo.v r.,rr SIGH cvy cISss IA "a AED CHIsA WARE

O'Clock prse.el all the supsrb and costly Furniture a
yeolde9ee l7 Clinton place. West Eighth street. between
A and Sixth 70 the highest bidd without
Mgvo. solid Paror Sults.
lily carved covered n rich French brocats rosewood
css elegant marble top Tables Turkish Easy Chairs and
dnoea covered In silk and wstered Reception Chairs
10 medallion Frsncs rers rich brocaeI an lace Cur
yAFiau Vases large Mirrors Chaniesrs, bronze twenty
sas az 0Sf ESES:r sRd RasWn ssSS ssdf dfAxoyonrr
f..ar STOOL and COVER, cost S5SJ;
ooGnnt tnstrumen round BEAUTIFULLY carved
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
3wc scd black walnut sas covered In French reps and
asads Bureaus wAshstauds ssprng and Hair Mattresses
l0upSaa Rookers Chairs Sofa Beds. Tea and
4hbio6 Buffet, twelve -oak Dining Chairs rich French
Qhi!a Tee Set ruby cut and engraved CarrAf Decansrs
0obotA Iumblers ChampAgnes Wines, Casfers 6alvers
4eA apd Table Spoons. Forks. hns Iyory Cutlery.
n n-Furnturs e1pressmen win be In atendanee 10
Gort, pack ship zoos for purchaser
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAvID d. EGAN, ,AUCH0NEER--WIlI. SELL tbs
~ day, 4SS Canal street. al two O'Clock, large luan
Furniture, Carpets, dc cohsisuns
OF Bedsieads Bureaus mahogany and other Tables &
Three-py Carpets feather iNus boi
st.rs aud Pillows. Hair and other Mattresses Looklng
Classes Chande Gas iItures War rdroDes on iosns
Ref gerators Clocks Vases Pictures, sheets one SeiBn'
A "a a lot Of ClathinR Ac. -
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NxECUTOEs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
u B. r. FAIRCHILD will sell this day (fridayl. May 8
at 10 O'Clock at % Charlton street. general assortment OF
Parlor Bedroom Dining and Kitchen Furniture By
order OF the executors OF the estate Of James Sansbury
deceased.
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AUCrroNEyR PIANOS, PARLoR

u COTTON. AUCTIONEBR PIANOS, PARLOR
Suits Carpets Pier and Mantel Mirrors War lrobes
Bootc..es rosewood aad mshogsny rurn;S,s of every
Bedroom Furniture. r. COLfON will sell. tss
turday May q l0k O'Clock. at the saeseoom So Broad
Blocker large and well selected
stock Of both New and Second Hand rdsntus rarsr sus
Msntel and Pier Mirrors rosewood aud mahogany mar
BILE top Furniture Of conceivable kind very much
which good order. Also. Dining Room, Bedroom
and Basement Furniture. Also. xo or xyelvet Brusses
Three ply Ingram Carpcs together with large Quap
y OF plain good snablo tho tadc and housekeSpsf
generally Sale peremptory and goods must be removed on
8nturdny nd Monday.
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

n RITzsrMMoNs AUcTfONEER-oFFICEn ne THIRD
viii cell this day. II ool0ck. a ia 1levonth
avenue between Thirty And Thirty sxth slrcets he
Stock and Fixtures Of grocery and liquor STORE conssnG
XQuors
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IIENRY III LKBps Z CO. AuCrIoNEERs.

IJENRY II LKBDB co., AUCTIONEERS.
III HENRY n. LEEDS a co. will sell at auction,
Saturday NAY A II o'clock In front Of store 2 Mas
eau street, bay Mare l3 hands high x years Old psr-
fecy sound and knd long taa excellent saddle horse
and hrs trottcr warrsnted valuable dark brown
West India Pony perfectly gentle and kind sound and Do
sabs Buggy Wagon for do made 10 the best nsunsr by
maker oi26; Saddle and Bride for dovithout
reserve chestnut .orre Road Mare 10 hands high war
aud kind " free and prompt driver and last
Square Tsp Wagon. nearly Haness made by Lou
Whip Halter Blanket and Robe sold for want OF use
Can be application TO the auctioneers.
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WRIST POINT HOTEL
VIII opeR Tor the seas0u on
SATURDAY, MAY 80.

Tho undersigned Ia prepared 70 engage for the
WM. D. COzzkNs.
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MoRTQAqE s4kk Qv Law BooYs.
oeloek ~ nassaa street tsecend nocr The entire Hqs
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As and cdcu Books IN black iser and manuscript ASo
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