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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-08-13
PUNISHMENT OF REBEL sYMpATHIzERs.
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. MEADE.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTomAc,
Angna TO- 1868.
The following proclamation has been issued by Msio
General MEADE:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc.
mn July 80, 1868.
The numerous depredations committed by ctizens or
rebel soldiers in dguse harbored concealed by citizens
along the Orange aud Alexandria railroad and within our
lines, call for prompt and exemplary punishment
Under the instruction of the Government, therefore
every citizen against whom there is sufficient evidence OF
bis having engaged in these practices will be arrested and
co1tined for punishment or sent beyord the lines
The people within ten miles Of the railroad notified
that they will be held responsible in their and pro-
pery for any jury done to the trains road depot
tons by Citizens guerrllas persons Disguise and in
OF such injury they will be impressed aborers to
repair all damages.
II these measures should not stop such depredatons it
will become the unpleasant duty of the undersgned in
the execution Of his instructions direct that the entire
OF the district Of county along the railroad be
put across the lines and their property taken for Govern
ment purposes. GEO. q MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
The depredations having been continued number of
citizens suspected known be implicated in the trans
actions, have been arrested.
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SOLDIERS VoTING-The Judiciary of New Hampshire
have declared that the soldiers voting proposition which
had been passed BY the Republican Legislature Of that
State opposed to tho spirit Of the Constitution as well
as the coumon law which requires the presence Of the
voters at the polls Several practical objections to the bill
are also mentioned in the opinion The opinion il signed
by Chief Justice Bell, and Associate Justices Bellows.
Nesmitb, and Bartlett,
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT NEW YORK,

New YORK, AUG l0-The United States steam fri
gate Hartford Admiral Farrasut Of the Mississippi Squad
ron, arrived here tonight Sautes were fred from the
forts at the Narows from Quarantine, Fort Wood Fort
Columbus, and from various French, Spanish and Amer
ofwar in the harbor.
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REBELS RECEIVING SUPPLIES.

despatch dated Newbern, August 6th says that the
enemy are daily receiving supplies into their ports not
withdrawing the blockade Among the articles they are
receiving are machinery, railroad ron guns blankets me-
dicineH. shoes. &c.
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The Secretary Of War has directed that three South
Carolina prisoners Of be subjected to close confne-
ment and held hostages for three coored captured
on the eunboat Isaac Smith and imprisoned at
Charlestnn
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MORGAN,S OFFICERS

CINCINNATI AUG S.-One hundred and twenty three
OF John Morgans officers have been sent from Johnsons
Island to Harrisburg to be confined in the penenary
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Weekly National Intelligencer
By GALES & sEATON.

By GALES & SEATON.
JAMES O. wELLING, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
The subscription price of this paper for year Two
DOLLARS, payable in advance.
Areducton Of 20 per cent (onefh of the full charge>
will be made any who shall order and pay for at
time ten copies of the Weekly paper and reduction OF
% per cent (or oneourth of the full charge to any
who will order and pay for, at me twenty more
copies.
No being kept for this paper will not be sent
to any one unless paid for advance any longer than
the time for which it is paid.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

The Sub Treasurer received to-day $s4l coo on
loan, of which s4O0, 900 were for conversion and
sl4l 900 on deposit at per cent.
We have received from Mr.. Anthony Morse, .
member of the Committee Of the Stock Exchange
on the Atlantic Telegraph, circular on the sub.
jcct, which explains the financial merits Of the
scheme, and is likely TO attract liberal subscrip.
tions to the stock.
, Joseph Coz, the boy who ran away with $40, 900
In gold from Messrs. Weston, Dortic b Co., was
this day arrested in Albany. n Y, and the greater
part Of the gold recovered.
The Rock Island Railroad Company has declared
dividend Of per cent, payable on the 10th.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

Ik
NEW YoRx March 81 1853
The following message received his Honor the
'ugIS sp Snnu. moT 70 ppy Ss
L sae Tor the psssase Of an as. 70 atharns T me w.
county and that .is committee be sahSri.ed employ
:. nAro.s osrlc., MY Yonn, March .. 1853
rn %'so os spplovs your resolution
"a. e Committee on Annual IS.ss be airse!ed 70 apply
lsns tas uou all bank soek and stock o. all neorpo
coaty Sad thar the committee be authorized 10 employ
ooJect his resolution the following reasons-The
laws Of the state Already authorize the taxation OF the pro-
seated BY the Of stock pns that the ac'. or
properly as consists Of bonds ana other SECURITIES the
United States % for money loand . the government
double tax In effect such portion OF the property Of
rs upon capital profits per OF the
% ~ on n sGd hs s
stu more rous objection e your resolution s tnst
Of the f unissd States when arr are expressly exempted
s S D hss a e
law OF the land and as such entitled 10 our respect and
plates win doubt void under the dec
sea p s s Of s nsd an u
would involve conflict between the State and national a
tuition. would be the side Of the nation against the
We should do nothing weaken the financial Of the
government while is w1eng defensive war AGAINST s
is LIE. and upon its issues depend the hopes of
klnd success OF popular
contest the national government has been obliged to borrow
immense amounts OF far exceeding any loans ever
before attempted In America.
IL has thus raised all II needed and without borrowing
dollar from abroad But Was only the generous and pa.
proposes 70 reach as we'll as Of private citizens thai enabled
Ne oy sis 81 % s"s
their inv thus made to sustain the national govern
ment should not be taxed.
opposed to anything which looks to either evasion or
nuhcation or these eminenty proper enactmens They
passed only recognition OF patriotic financial
aid in the hour Of need but TO strengthen the national credit
upon the Of which depends the existence the
constitution and Union which give us country viewing
the mater in TINS Light have deemed to state these
ections with fulness being the Importance oil the
principle involved in your resolution
feel duty also TO call attention TO the fact that
the by resolution TO have been
already taken Application understand has been made To
the Legislature for the passage of the proposed law without
waiting for resolution Debecome dehnitvey adopted
earnestly trust that the action In question prove 70 have
been unauhorl by honorable body II was then
whatever of wrong involved In the resolution is GER
tanly by the Illegal and dcourteous precp
fancy OF such coursepractcally depriying the CHIEF
Magistrate OF this OF his legal right present TO his
views the subject before honorable body should act
GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor.
Which received laid the taoe days, and direct
ed he Published in such papers be designated by
the Committee Printing and Stationery. .
JOS. B. YOUNG, Clerk.
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Wheat continued quiet owing the high prices asked
Sales made Of only 1000 bushels at 81 20 81 IS
for and 70 81 II for amber Western 81 rs
Der Jersey and IS 81 20 for unsound spring. Corn
mixed Western at Ole sac for sound SAC sOc for un
sound and heated 96c white do and 93c for Jersey
yellow Sales were made Of 1000 bushels rye At 81 o3
bushels barley At 81 45 81 10. oats were in more
quest al Soc a SIC, according to quality.
COFfEE-There 200 bags Rio disposed Of since
our last part at 81 &c. O &c.
CerTosSacs amounting To 200 bales reported
to-day on basis OF 72c. 74c for middling, showing
FRFlGnrs-Jhe market was rather active and
rates tended upward To Liverpool there taken 500
bbs Hour at rs 41sd., aSoUU ousnes corn "a a. Sa
nv sailing vessel To London there were shipped 20
tcrces beet NJ os 3D. To Glasgow 300 terces agd were
Hay was IN fair request at Soc 05c for North river
Hors were in moderate demand ut 2oc. &c. for new
crop -. ... q.
leans 42c &c., and 1876 hhds Porto Rico at 50c
SIC The stock hand consists Of $50 hhds. Cuba 72S
hhds Cuba clayed 6o5 hhds Porto Rico and 5000 bbs
New Orleans.
PROVISIONS sold to the extent Of 1850 bbls
SIC 70 $4 closing at $l4 for old mess $16 IL $40 2S
for do. and $11 2 S3 rs for prime. Beef was in
demand with sales Of 500 bbls at $40 90 s12 ;or plain,
and &l2 % Sl3 SO for extra sales made OF
Of 34oO bbs and tierces Of lard here and to arrive
within the range Of 10kc a1Ac 1900 boxes of bacon
at 74c. sHc and 600 packages Of hams and shoulders
at 7hc. s1Ec.. and 64c. &C. Butter was quiet at
2lc. CSC. for State and at l7c 2lc. for Western
Cheese selling at 12c. 14kc
RcE dull nj irregular prices The stock, as made
up by Messrs. Eugene osuivan Co., was as follows:
0sl6 bags cleaned East India and 1850 bags unceaned
do against casks Carolina 200 do Para IS 003 bags
cleaned indian and a. 800 bags and mats unceaned
do. same time last year.
SuGARsSaIes were made day Of 100 hhds at 10 l<c
l2,.c for New Orleans, l0hs for Porto Rico, and 9c
exc Cuba with 341 boxes Havana at l0kc IL 16c
Stock hand includes ~ 639 hbds Cuba $3.50 do Porto
Rico s543 do. New Orleans, 167 10 English 81 St. Croix;
total bhds 80 76 also SAC boxes Havana 90 69l bags
Bouth American and East India, and 187 hhds. Neado
ToRAcoo-The business In domestic tobacco ~ the New
for aa fnllosra.~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, April 1-6 p NJ.
AsHEs-The market continued steady for pots at nc,
with sales of SO bbs.
BREADsrUFFs-Flour advanced &C. 15c. per bbl, with
Q fair inquiry. Sales made Of 900 bbls. State
and Western, 900 Southern and 900 Canadian within
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

d nnn -rIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS or Hoe0
spf .VVU. ken and Weehawken Rsllrcat Courany.
arne pr cent in.rs-, psyabe seInisnauaiy, for sale
Adcress N. Lodsr, Hudson Ciiy. M
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OFFICE OF THE
" COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY
Corner of Wall and Nassau streets.

-
Corner Of Wall and Nassau streets
From statement for year ending Dec ST. isSs
Total amount of sssets jan 1853 l55t0 IS
Total amount OF premiums Lg52s5 a.
DIVIDEND Cor the year to q peres
Guaranteed cash dividend to dealers thodlng
ssrasa during the ss year Whether vi a os f. has a."
Losses paid in rcd upon risk. on which the premium is
Dealers company win be allowed the option 10
ceying of scrip the Of each year. In
ss e ~ Pa ss'Ssa
ASPspS afs
Upon other VOYAGE risks upon cargo and freigh.
Sd Upon risks upon huls and freight return Of,
Such prricgc. however. bcins confined aud
during the year shall amour, TO the sum Of
one hundred dollars DIRECTORS.
sD%ssD sSxlasos sSEH s; SPis Reed. Co
ABEL EIia pESis0X, sii Of psnlson, Binsse Co.
M MN ~ nsLsEY, Of Harbcck' Haley
EoI.1SD S6ns, g sircnELL off, G. MlsSheIiAoo
zREET LEE st Of cGap s.scs Bishop
THos. $. DICKERsoN, of vandervoort Dekerson 4 Co,
WIN. OGDEN, rrsst n. Western Railroad Co, Chicago.
WILLIAM YOUNG. Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bank.
hkPhhw " ElcH Pr.sas1, Bank Of As, Bs.
wM z. rori,AN. of Popham Han,un.
DAVID OGDEN. -.
Is. y NOEkls. Jr OF Chaweh MOTIFS
hESkf }: CAMMASS, Of Wilson cammann.
InwMnAAs IwnAs ~ nVtD' ~ rps o,r.. u..c
a.nw nrNs mn w H""'c"'e '''e"@ w.
yia smaEnnS ,,r ,,s,,,ls q; Lv"D u y, u.n..cn
rUinx a. p.H.s a, -, ua,.s a A., ro.or
yvvwr wrrr ~ u nn,s,i,goNm - ~ prtss.. "a pug.,o
IMnSt.s vrpicK ~ ns,,sso - ~ "V"''""1 =" w. "
DAVID o. ELI OF heyhoa1R ny ~ M0RRis Tre.,aen,
TyIOS IORfp VIC President
W. N wH,rSry secretary ' w.
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DRY GOODS.

At THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
"A We are receiving from auction every day decided bar
Now opening large lots from auction which invite all to
go doz Lows Brow. Windsor Soap 2o package worth ss.
hsaS cnan Muslin. SorG n a. M 3d.
= I'd a dS and ss 3d. very cheap a. or, .,s
'd' Hfsiss SMALL s's %ahss Al Tsssiss fIsns
Ladies lind the best be had anywhere ut
ssS $Ss. spool: Linen Thread 20, yas, g. worth L.
200 doz French working and Darnns Cotton, &c. well
We have also on assortment Of Hosiery Under
Eai."ss Emp idsrlss R"ehss Eains., ,pisisS and
check Asns 5 81 s so as S9S sa &c.
Ladies call before buying You can always find bargains
As buy largely at auction sell much nnder regular
STRAW GOODS STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS.
Important all who buy Straw Goods. We have just
80 200 CASES STRAW HATS;
Purchased at the auction sales are per cent
RoS&hDsoN MGAsEs corner Of sixth avenue and
Nineteenth street.
COMPLETE INFANTS WARDROBE FOR SALE.
n entirey and Of the most elegant description, in
disposed Of Il cost eau seen Nassau street.
(yARPETs-cARPETs.
y AT NEARLY o4Hkhss 4hk old PRICES.
~ BOwBRY
1850 YARD. Ingram Carpet. a. Coz: per yard
800 Yards Carpets heavy, at ST..
5,0tD yards Tapestry Brussels, at 81 20.
800 Yards Oiicloth al SIC per yard.
r. T. sERvEN, SUCCESSOR TO s. CHAMBERS, sos
": Broadway. will open on Thursday. April large
tasteful assortment Of Ladies' and Childrens Spring
and summer Clothing worthy tho attention oi purchasers:
o. T. SERNEN trusts that patrons VIII at all times find
their orders promptly and faithfully executed, and would,
therefore, earnestly solicit share Of public patronage
CONTINUED SALE OF COTTON GOODS
~ AT REDUCED PRICES
Blcachcd Musln REDUCED to lSc.
Bleached do. %. lsc
Lonsdale do do. Sic.
OLIVER MOWBRAY 269 Grand street, corner Forsyth
iCOATsi 200 YARD SPOOL COTTON
~ ONE DOLLAR A DOZEN
10000 DOE COATS 2OO YARD SPOOL COTTON
ONE DOLLAR A DOZEN
CLOSING ALL OUR LADIES LIGHT KID GLOVES.
BEsr QUALITY, 9LP 9Lb PkiCE, PkIcE s. CENTS PAIR
OPENING
NEW RIBBONS,
NRw EMBROIDERIEs
r. II. MACY,
24 and 2o6 SIXTH AVENUE. two doors below Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

4 WIDOW PAsr 81. or SENSITIVE AND LOVING
n Az, ~ gh uothing N love, hores IN
thla Nstto FORM tie uttintancs Of gentle an fon as
To- rs wauu may inie fe~isd with q Vie. 10
. ifr mrr, A sr-.s frai.oc n Hore Msiison square
The New York herald., 1863-04-02
sales or Real Estate at Auction.
By Muller. Wilkins Co


BY Muller, wilkins h Co.
House and lot lss East 35th st............ g. $50
House aud lot 144 Cherry st................ ~ 500
House and lot 70 Ryerson ST., Brooklyn. 27oo
House and lot 27 Rutgers place IL 900
House and lot 81 Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. st 1850
lots southeast Hath st. and 18th EACH 500
lots adjoining in on 1l<th st., each. $50
House and lot COS Water st.................. 1850
lots Cherry % II LOT Montgomery, each 5000
lots adjoining Cherry st., each. .......... 800
lots adi ioning In on Monroe st. each. g. 800
lots aud mansion house cor. OF 18th IT. and 1stst.
south Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. $500
lot adjoining 1850
lots adjoining, each. 3400
by A. J. Bleecker a Go.
House and lot No. III Water street. 20xT2 81 500
Buildings and lots 4s6 ASS 400 Canal st. 55bx44 14750
House and lot 3s4 Washington street 20x62 1000
House and lot cor SD 81 10th av, 25sx10o 45cO
House and lot adjoining on 10th av, 25.0xlO0. $500
by +. II Ludlow & Co.
House and lot 1876 second avenue, 20 lOx125 - 900
House and lot 1913 West Fourteenth street. 25x25 IL $50
By J. NJ. Miller.
Two lots 1th 25i. 65tb ST. 25 1xlO0 each O2O
House and lot 33d S. 72f ". 10th av, lT6x77 $50
lot CIR. of 10Th av and i3st st., 241lxtoo.. 100
lot north eide 5sth 320r sth av 25xioO 2s75
House and lot n. g. 10th st l00G shav 25xas9 sI76
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

HOTELS.
IJoTEL RESTAURANT CABRERA
III SEvERO PORTAS. Proprietor.
No TO- Cayada del Monte. No. 10.
Campo de Marta
In this Hotel the situated ~ Havana
have suits o Furnished Rooms for families aud Single
Rooms for gentlemen. There intelligent female
wait upon the LADIES' Prices from 81 TO - per Meals
will be furnished In the restaurant Ia moderate
prces The iardcr II always well provided and repenshed
with all this and the
night
The proprietor IN order b,s hotel Of the
popular made sddtioss In the
rooms lalndres carriages, stables IN shori
tend promote the comfort cf soourners In hts
blishment
Patrons viii also ind resous agents who win any
commission entrusted 10 them
rouRgrrR HOUSE. BERGEN POINT, ON THE
II Kill Won Ku New Jersey This popular simmer hotel
WIN " '''' WESLEY W HILL. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02
SPORTING.

SPORTING.
A sUPERIOR YACHT FOR sALE-sCuooNER no
"A tons Chains aud anchors and iron galvanized A No.
IN all respects Good boat very fas well found Ad
dress boz l,52J los, ofce.
L,OR sALE--A FINE BULL TERRIER BITCH. or THE
purr- bread the bandsoncst and best IN the country.
CAL At nj Mulberry street second noor - -
EcN sALr-A is FOOT ROW BOAT cLINKER BUILT.
~ villa row locks constructed In tie best AID most
smnisl maneer BY WIN B,irs OF Crrcnpofnii 10 safe
10 niS pleasure nshinf has but
son snd IL a. Eooi as pce S5s. Apply To L. r.
Jr. 26l and 1s3 Wafer street
EoR sAiE-THREE YOUNG ITALIAN GREY
hound Dogs, one u anrd Goa d., Poodle ihr,c
scotch Terriers nve HAL and Tan Terriers
lent seh Dog Also King Charlie Appi VI 81 First street.
tnp itror.
r soBECK, SO BowBRy, OFFERS FOR SALE so.
81. perior Mossine brds. Belgian aud German C,nares
Prepared F'cd for solt billed nird ali tns ell arcy
AMI breeding Casss, also almost all knds Of fancy aud Sc
sn Does. warranted hsst brcels IN Ancrl,a.
lyyANrED--A HANDSOME CANARY BIRD --FoR A
w rlod singer liberal pfcc wiu 10 paid Apply 70 NJ
CORNELL, 81 hsuay sreet
The New York herald., 1863-04-02
poBIN HOOD AND wycKLIFgE.
CLOTIIING.
,,.o.,, woprp or CAST ovs

A LARGE ORDER-sl5000h WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Cxothing wanted for the Western and OaioGn,a mar
kets Ladies and gentlemen having the above articles 20
Dresses 81 to $ls Tor Goats from = TO SO for
Pants; tor Woolen, Deane and Calico Dresses. ShAws
Cares Furniture Jewery &C. the highest cash price paid
by cahp7 at or addressing Il. MIkTZ 23 Sixth
avenue near Eighteenth street. Ladies' attended by Mrs.
Mintz. Don't forget the well known name B. AiNTz. Of
2b3 6iYth
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NApINEr FURNITURE KS as''' - ~.
1 Ar TMANfFACruRER,s PRICES.

HABINET FURNlTC RE - =
AT MANUFACrURERs PRICES.
100000 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS FuRN1TuRE.
In consequence of the falling of Wholesale business
offer manufactured goods 10 the public at the
lowest prices -
Consisting Paror Library Dining and Bedroom Suits,
made of selected material and In the latest fashionable
STYLES. All goods warranted.
Please examine goods before purchasing where
WE'LL 4 BRAUNSDORF
lbs and l27 Rvngon between Essex and Norfok
Grand Essex and Hous street stages pass close BY
The New York herald., 1863-04-02
I JErrERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE


Orficr JEFrERsoNvIIIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
JErfEns0SvILLE Ind. March 26. 1863.
III arcorfanre with the terms OF agreement bctw
this company and the holders OF its first bonds
dated Apri a. 9 public notice s hereby pivep that this
company VIII redccm the goth day Of April next tho
Office Of the United States Trust Company, New York city,
at the lowest offer below all of the ling said Je
fersonvie Railroad Company First Mortgage Bonds Offers
FOR sale OF sad bonds may be addressed The
United States Trust Company aforesaid and endorsed of
Vile Railroad Company the Sinking Fund.- which oilers
or bids vii be received until The 18th of April
next And public notice III hereby the holders
said FIRST bonds that In there bids
Tered to ss aeo said bonds outstanding
paid or cancelled provided Ia the a.ocsad
their oce No IS Wa street. redeem In.
teres all of the entire issue of said
the number Of 2S), not previously advertised
rendered And notice Is hereby ha. from aud after
provided IN said agreement
j. ii. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary and Treasurer
MONEY TO LOAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN
Vl sums 20 suit borrowers, and loans granted IA
from $50 10 81 80 personal security Conn PAPER
and Stocks Of every description bought -
NAVY BANKERs.-PRIzE MONEY NOW COLLECT.
IN ed cnshed, for MI United S,htcs where
prize Isis made complete list always kept
NETTLETON, GILBERT CO, III Broadway.
OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ holders of Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Eastern dvisiUn). 81 Wall New York, March a.
lsSA special meeting Of holders OF certificates isssh
this trust wiz be held the office of tn. Ss Wall
street Friday the l7h of April noon business
earnestly requested. By order the Trustees
EDWIN BARTLETT, Chairman
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At PRIVATE
~ sale great for cash. consisting of solid
rosew Parlor Su In rich
French brocae eeant rosewood seven octave Panoforte
rosewood Eagere Tables Curtains Paintings Vases Bed
seads Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses
Lounges Easy Chairs Extension Table &C. dc Inquire a
" W. RICHARDS
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

a yOrNu MAN OF INTELLIGENCE AND REFINE.
a meat term OF enlistment viii esprv, wishes
tuaniaiCe II ycunl LADY. with o
naa n uny Snc must be ucihc IL. nor over 70
years 20 wealth NJ yet Cat de vtste exchanged.
Adnrss alelcN care oi Lieut. SAMSON Fotcth
rsc,Ir n T.. rtr vrsal". Fir.t Inv sion Second Array
CO ps washng Z.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

NOVELTIES IN CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs
IN SPRING OPENING,
Thursday. April q
METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS,
493 BROADWAY.
HENRY MOORE, formerly Of the house OF Beekman
Co. respectfully informs the public tina, he has opened at
THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS
Some rich and elegant designs In
CLOAKS AND MANTILi.As
OF THE LATEST PARISIAN STYLES,
In cloth silk beautifully embroidered trimmed
mented, aud that he will manufacture 70
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs GARMENTS
or the best material In the most elegant fashionable and
'' HENRY MOORE, Agent
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FURNITURE.

At PRIVATE sALE-A SUPERB PREMIUM SUIT Oh
"A carved rosewood figured brocadc. consisting of arg
Sofa two large four Parlor Chairs and marble
top Centre Table best city MAKER At great sacrifice
Address Brocade, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.-
n The subscriber, ren pushing housekeeping will sell I'm
lots to suit purchasers all the Furniture Ac contained In
his residence No Il3 West Twenty third street Sixth
avenue, Rosewood Pianoforc made to order Drawing
Room Furniture, made by Wei sets Of Brose Curtains
agcrca Bookcase Mirrors Bronzes Paintings statuary
Buffet, Extension Table China Glass, sverware superb
Rosewood Chamber Furniture Mattresses dc The Furni
ture all last May, and will be sold at sacrifice
- =. r. - ---~e-y.., NJ. MIDDLETON.
The New York herald., 1863-04-02

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING. FUR.
IA niturc Carpets Jewery 6c wanted for the Western
and California markets Ipay as fsows:-From $40 $40
for SILK Dresses Coats from $40 to $40 Panaloons 81 70
ST.. Call address A. DUCAS, 2ls Seventh II
Will be punctually attended 10 bv Mr. and Mrs. d.