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in accordance with the principles of justice, he
would have TO vote against the bill.
Mr. Person made = somewhat elaborate aryu-
ment in favor Of the amendment. :.
Mr. Foy proposed an amendment, as an amend
ment to the amendment, That the County Courts
of each county should appoint committee TO
ascertain the number Of INDECENT families of the
soldiers in each Captaiu's district, aud that the
distribution should be made in accordance with
the number thus obtained. s~ssss-s
The discussion was further continued BY
Messrs. Cowles, Cobb, Harris, of Chatham, and
Rives
The question being put, Mr. Foys amendment
to the amendment was negatived ..
An amendment proposed by Mr. Mann, was
cohcurred In, and the bill passed its third reading
CONSERVATIVE TACTICs.-Duriug the ap-
poiHtment of magistrates in the House of Com
mons on Saturday, when Forsyth county was
called, DIR Kerner, Of its representatives, pre-
sented list containing ftiy-tro names. Objec-
tion was made to this large addition to the mag
lserlal list aud enquiries made to It's necessity
After some debate the fact was admitted by DIR.
kerner that the present list of magistrates was
not of the right stripe of politics, aud this large
number were to be appointed to secure a change
Of politics an the county court bench. This candid
confession created much amusement among the
members. Mr. Aulis highly commended the
Doctors honesty aud therefore would support his
design. The yeas and nays were called and the
Hsf Tas dppoinfed-yeas 50, nays 25.
The people of 'Forsyrhe county will now have
II not justice, at least plenty of COnservatice du
We would advise the Forsythe Original Seces-
so"lsts to keep clear of the county court docket.
But what a commentary it is upon tie Conserya-
tive egislaure!-Rdteiyh JourndL
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The Charlotte Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company,
NONTINUES to take risks against loss bv fire. on
" Houses, Goods, Produce, &c, ct usual rates
Presidrnt--M b. TAYLOR.
Wee PrcsiGcnt--C. OVERMAN,
Attornrp-JOS. Ii. WILSON.
Sec,y + T,as'r-E. SYE HUTCHINSON.
DIRECT 1RS;
A. c. STEELE, WM. J. YATES
JNO. l.. BROWN, WM. JOHNSTON
n. B. TAYLOR, F. SCARF
CHAS OVERMAN.
Frrcnsrs Committte--F. Scarr, Jno L. Brown VIM
J. Yates
April To- lSG2
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
TuoxAs S. Bocock, Speaker.
ALABAMA.
Thomas Foster, 6 w Chiffon,
Wm Smith, David Clopton.
3 John Rails. james l. Pugh.
J. l. Curry. Dargan.
Francis S Lyon,
ARKANSAS.
l Felix Balson, 3 Augustus Fl Garland
Grandson D Royster, Thos b, Hauly.
FLORIDA.
James B Hawkins, - Hilton.
GEORGIA.
1 Julian Hartridge, William W Clark.
c Munnerlyn. Robt p Trippe,
3 Hines Holt, 81 J Gartrell.
A H Kenan, 9 Hardy Strickland.
David w Lewis, 10 B Wright.
KENTUCKY.
| Alfred Boyd, 7HW Bruce,
2 John w Crockett, S S Scott,
B Fl E Read. 9E NJ Bruce,
George w Ewing, 10 j w Moore.
J Chrismun, IL j Breckinridge. Jr.,
6 I L Burnett, IL John NJ Elliott.
LOUISIANA,
| Charles J Villierc, Lucien Dupre,
2 Charles NJ Conrad, 5 John f Lewis.
Duncan + kenner, 6 John Perkins, Jr.
MISSISSIPPI.
| John McRae, 5H G. Chambers,
2 w Clapp, 6 o X Singleton,
3 Reuben Davis, K Bark ksdale.
1 Israel Welch.
MISSOURI.
l John Hyer, S W w Cook,
2 Casper w Bell. Thos w Freeman,
3 George w Vest, Z Thos A Harris.
4 A II Conrew,
NORTH CAROLINA
WNH Smith, Thomas s Ashe,
Robert K Brdgers, James Mclean,
3 Owen r kenan, William Lander,
Il d Mcdowell 9 B S Gather
) Archibald Arlington, 10 A T Davidson.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
| w W Boyce, John Mcqueen.
W Porchcr Miles. James Farrar,
3 NJ l. Bonhau, 6 L NJ Aver
TENNESSEE.
j T Heskrll. 7 w Jones.
: w Swami, Thomas Menees,
3 w H Trbbs. 9JDC Adkins,
E l. Gardenslire. 10 - Bullock.
) H Foote, II David NJ Currin.
6 NJ p Gentry.
TEXAS.
| John A Wilcox, VIM Wright
Peter w Gray, S Malcolm Graham,
3 Claiborne & Herbert, b Sexton.
VIRGINIA.
MR. Garnett. William Smith
John Il Chnmbiiss. 10 Alex r Botcler
3 james Lyons, ii John B Baldwin,
Roger Pryor. - Walter Staples,
Thomas Bocock, l3 Walter Preston,
6 John Goode, Jr, Id Albert G Jenkins,
James p H"lcnmbe, Is Robert johnson,
Dan'l Dejarnette, Is Charles w Russell.
Total number l07.
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coPartnersh1p.
WILLIAMS & OATES

Have this day associated with them in the Mercantile
aDt Commission business, LEWIS ". SANDERS
The style OF the firm will hereafter be
WILLIAMS, OATES h CO
NoTlCE.-An persons indebted 10 the late firm of
N"n'ms d" Oates will please call and settle up, as
We T. i>h to close old business
WILLIAMS & OATES
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MAJORS.

James S Hines.
w 5 Stallings
w M Parsley
James III Wood,
William j Hill,
Sam Med Tate.
| Robert S Young,
j w Hinton,
IJno II Whitaker.
w b Thompson,
Egbert A Ross,
David p Rowe,
Jno L Hambrick,
W II Yarboro',
II d Lee
Thos H Sharpe.
Henry Savage
G NJ Andrews,
C c Cole,
C. c Blacknall,
T d Love,
j w Francis,
John 4 Gilmrr,
w d Barringer,
|Thos + Gardner,
VIM " Sillers,
jesse J Yeatrs,
ID G Coward,
Jas 3 McGee
John NJ Kelly
companies,
IL d Andrc VS.,
F A Reynolds,
lcompanies,
companies.
&c " Bradshaw
tWalt } Boggan,
&c N Strdman,
w L Saunders
John A Graves.
Albert 4 Hill
J c Van Hook
J Q Richardson,
} as j 1redrll,
Anderson Ellis,
i'll F Schenck, =.
James A Craige,
IJ G. Kcener,
Jas NJ Mayo,
Nv w Mcdowell,
Henry Harding.
four BattSlions and
nth Carolina troops
more Regiments,
farnlina
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FIELD OFFICERS OF N. c. TROOPS
COLONELS.


IL A Mcdowell
> VIM P1ynun,
3'W D~Rossct
4 Bryan Grimes,
3 + II Garrett
6 Isaac + Avery.
Ed & Haywood
t'iirhiy VI Shaw
9 l. : Baker, ,
InJ \ J bradford
IL { Le""nthorpe,
l. B"n.kO " ade,
2I3 Alfred NJ Scales
Ia X / Bennett,
- HrurT A Dc"d
Ii J : y r I'"v,
j. W m + haiiih,
II Thos J FntGic,
y Sol, " uliams,
2U'
81 Robert F Hokc
90 FLAMES Conner,
2Ji Daul II Christie
II VIM J Clarke,
- II VI Rutlcde",
21 II X Bu gwNnH
= john r { or
- Sm.urlD Lowe
- Robert Il Vance
81 Fran NJ Parker.
~ john ' Jordan.
- IL J Brabbl",
- CLARK NJ Avery,
"a W LJLowranc,
35N w Ransom.
80 trtijIrr
81 Wan NJ Barber,
- " ill!am > llok'
80 -" y =" H"i''i'ah
h''.i,''fy-
~ aHaify-
a. Er"Fgr I ttIhhS
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OpINIoN OF BRITISH OFYIcER.-Tbe Gas-
cow Herald publishes letter OF q British officer
in America, Of which the following is ex-
tract: -..
ain the range Of human foresight, the North no.
yer can Conquer the South. The latter, sup
piled with veteran and well appointed army of
half millioa, the finest irregular cavalry in the
world and a spirit of deniouisc hatred to their D.
ponents, are nasty nuts to crack. know this
much, we could not conquer them, aud question
ifthe Yankees cat do what We cannot | have
now seen both sides, aud have formed what con-
slider to be pretty correct opiniDn."
The Federals will find out that the above opin-
ion is correct one. Eight niliiops OF people
fighting for their liberties have never yet been
conquered, nor can they be. ..-. ft
The PERMANENT CAPITAL.-An article in
the Standard, of the 18Th ult., recommends Ashe-
vile, n. c., as the permanent Capital of the Con-
federate States. The writer argues that the Capt.
tai Of country should be located 90 central posi-
tion; 10 a healthful clmste, shonld be easily OF
access, and easily defended; and claims for Ashe-
Vile all Of these requisites, in an emInentdegree
He recommends too that our Legislature shall,
during its present session. cede to the Confederate
government so much territory as may be necessary
Tor the purpose aud thus invite the location of the
Cspital within the limits Of our State.
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II n z H..1l-.-
wBSTRn}H DRMOGnAT.
@PubIished every Tuesday,0
WILLIAM J. YATES,
EDITOR PROPRIETOR
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
S3 IN ADVANCE.

peE- Transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
,1.g- Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
80 .nccffc time will be inserted until forbid, and
cearged accordingly.
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DIR. !. II, MILLER.
Charlotte, N. c.,

Charlotte. N. c.,
fits resumed the Practice of McGiciue and CA, he
,"hd At his Once IN the building next kerrs hotel
o. At his residence
Fab. IS. 1852
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MEMBERS OF TIE FIRST PERMANENT
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

r.
ALABAMA. NORTH CAROLINA.
VIM l. Yancv, George Davis.
Clement Clay. VIM L Dortch.
ARKANSAS. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Robert w johnson, Robert w BarnweN,
Charles b Mitchell. James l. Orr.
FLORIDA. TENNESSEE.
A Maxwell, Ian gdon c Haynes.
NJ Baker. Gustavus A Henry.
GEORGIA. ... TEXAS.
Benjamin Hill, Louis T Wigfall,
II. Y. Johnson. w Oldham.
LOUISIANA. KENTUCKY.
Edward Sparrow, H C Burnett,
L j Semmes. William E Simms.
MISSISSIPPI. MISSOURI.
Albert G Brown, John Clark,
James Phean r Y Peyton.
VIRGINIA. e. AZ.
r VI 7 Hunter, Total number, 26.
A r Capert"n.
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Co.'s.

Ham A Brown,
VIM r Cox, t
:. ID. ThurstOn,
David NJ Garter. ,
Robert i Webb, 5
lJunius l. Hill, II
Geo williamson j
JAS B Gordon, J
S ID Poole, "
Nnl j Martin, i
Thos ID Jones, 1
Thomas Rumn, J
VIM MacRac, Y
VIM A Stowe, Il
IJohu 6 Lamb, II
Forney George, +
W G Robinson, {
VIM II Toon,
B Y Graves
Robert II Gray, c
K y Johns ston, fC
John l. Harris, I
S & B yson, IJ
! : Kendall,
J w Slnseitary.lJ
" J NoutgonryV '
Jas NJ Lowry, II
James 7 Kcll, "
+ Il Lilies, IJ
Nv T illiams, II
! obt V Cuwan.I
~ l. Mcdowell j
John G Jones, IJ
detached c
lC n Hickerson,
r + Armfeld, II
III IL Davidson, +
detached Ic
d .tachrd &c
John f. Brown, i(
VIM. G Lewis, u
# l. Harpr0y. {
Andrew J Royd,'
VIM A Jenkins, '
IG II Faribault, y
IS II Walkup, u
John A Fleming
Geo. .Wortham, :.
ii McKethan.
Marcus A Parks,
J Il Morehead, /.
X NJ Murchison,I4 !
Alb S Galloway,
G G Luke, u
II c Jones, Jr., >
VIM w Profit, il
f Cantwell i
,IWm II Dcaver, '
, VIM S Drvane, !
S B Evans, |
James A Keith,
above, there are f
companies of Mort
to organize six
cvrnty-one North G.
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CORN WANTED

The subscribers wish to rurcbaxe CORN A,p,x q,
their Livery Stables Npp'' :"
Cb,r,a.,. BROWN l. WADSWORTH.
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III addition to the above, there four Battsons and
fryone unattached companies of North Carolina troops
which would make sevrnty-o North Carolina Regiments
iii service.
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The question being put. Mr. Foy's amendment
to the amendment was negatived. ...
An amendment proposed by Mr Mann, was
cohcurred in, and the bill passed its third reading
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MUNICIPAL ArEaIlts.
nFFIcE on rnE BOAaD oF COMNIssIo

OFFICE or rHE BoAaD OF COMMISSIONERS {
~ The Central ParE, 81 Nassau street.
To MssoSs aSp StONEgurFNKs.-
Sealed prpspnsts Will be received Al his ONCE unnl
of April next Tor furnishing thr nai~tiss iof ~ eony
IND enc osgng wall Fllth aud Biastn nvshAe. below
verse r0sd No l. and fith asusne, betWcen Tisa q
roa. Nos. and I. on the Central PatN
Plans aud ~ steelncttons. aud tnlOfNRNo1 rrsreriFrt
a nre will H. furnished al the Office avDse mpnu9ued
Propo-as should be addressed 20 tfe BpafH Ol 90 !
.onris 81 the Centga rarx. AMI endorsed Fruuosalt
vail The sad board reserve we li.Ht iesf auE
all prJp0sss. ANDHh" -. 0hbbN,
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EXPRESSES.

BURNHAMs FUBHirrRB EXPRESS AND PACK.
n ing establishment III MeSt Eleventh street b.tween
Firth aud Slsh ayeuuesBousehcd Furniture bored and
shptrd al p,rts OF tae world Covered for
siefcs
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-rRA1Ns FoR AL
III bany Troy, The Nor and West lcsse Jhambe n
at ans ia aud J15, and 10 20 Y. ~, ana oAscB
days at524 r. A.. from TnirtIesh stfsr.. es.is b
procured y. any 0. the olices of NbsICoIE bNRsss
In New York and Brvokiyn and haesa-e eietsed ta'
house all pont the rcsd and y s~t@tosa sffi'W
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RubR00
IN FoR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND wEn
WINTER ARRANt EMENT
Commencing Monday, Ngy. ~. l62
For Albany 10 ID a. r. Baprf-s Mail Tr4u ffDfn ~ y
slx,h street hou. KstnrnlnT, eAte &bauy ~ ~ N
For ali local trains see Tine Ianls.
~ JOHN BUkCnILL. Safcdntesdlt
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

A LARGE THREE STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
N House No. n Christopher street 10 let low good
tenant water, Closets &C. Apply to f. NJ. COOK, l2O
Chambers street,
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

r NEW BRIGHToN.-TO RENT. FURNISHED. ON
IA the heights, spacious elegant Mansion and Grounds,
Ave minutes from Terry, with every conyenience gas
stables. fruit gardens 6c View unsurpassed Admirably
adapted 10 residence doing business in the city
Also Villa, similarly situated
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

ITO LET-THE THREE STORY 25 FEET HOUSE. SO
Piergepon. street, Brookisn Heighis viii be painted
deiers Mirrors. Consoles Conices. &C, win so with
hose Also eAua Lot Montague street. To right
lease viii he gwen for years Rent 81 900.
D. G. JOHNSON, 259 East Thrteth street, at N. CUR
EIER s. of Spruce and Nassau streets
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

rT,O LET-IN JERSEY CITY, TWO STORY HOUSE.
with and water, arden, fruit and barn. No.
lo Payona avenue, near the erry rent $40 Apply at l
Payonia avenue
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, IN
n Fifty-.ourth street between Fourth and Lexington
avenues with gas possession Immediately;
$780, Apply 10 j. FETTRETCH. 4lS Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

CORNER GROCERY FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-oNE
~ block from the Bowery, with lease Of buildings to May
l. 1855 superior stand to make money; stock $4,000
apply unless they have the cash goot
paying properly offer in exchange Apply 70 +. II
BROWN, III Nassau street, from TO 5 L. N.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-ESTABLISHED THREE
IL years Of the death the prOprie
Apply the premises, S5 Sixth avenue between For
ty. seventh and Forty eighth streets.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

7,O LET-LOFTS SUITABLE FOR MANUFACTURING
purposes. Al vi Broadway. Inquire OF IL MERRITT,
~ Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

FNo LETaIN SOME OF THE LEADING AVENUES IN
East Brooklyn several Dwellings, with all the modern
Improvements, gas and baths Myrtle
pass within half block OF the houses Inquire OF +. f.
O'BRlEN builder Ssilman street, between Myrtle and
PARK avenues, Brooklyn. Rent from $3.50 TO $3.50
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, CON
"A sisting Of large Paror aud BEDROOM with bath. &c. TO
without Board single gentleman In the class
private residence 55 West Fourteenth street. Best OF reie
rences required.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

A PAYMENTS TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, FOURTH
n Floor of 81 Powers street. Atlantic. rooms
and water Third Floor of - Clinton avenue APP
ply 10 f. H. BABCOCK, corner Of Court and Montague ss
Brooklyp.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

ITO LET-THREE COTTAGE HOUSES, WITH NINE
Lots OF Ground ON Ho per lane. west OF Eleventh
between Fifty seconh and Ffthird streets the
river houses shaded with and contain Croon
gas and Can be reached by Ninth
barclay and from Chambers
$2s5 and $375 Inquire Of the Knckerbocker Life Insur
ance Company. l0j Broadway.
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LNOR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
first class Store Fulton street, Broadway snita
Bile fruit sample ROOM any other kind of bnsi
ness. Apply at l45 Fulton street. in the store
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

I EcruRT BEFORE THE CtEREs' AN SOCIETY ~
" . fetsher. Snhl.ct- rtHi VI slfa'd' pa Tues
day trub u a. z shi ees T. t botwnsihs liai No.
- g-Un way rN.cs -. utN hti q 1hNnes sinscr a
Cthn. stauonyrs 30 so Broad var, aud u The door,
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ELECTRICIAN OR
Physician to secure old established oiee business
Best cheapest rent In city. Terms easy
SAT sacory Tor selling Apply at the Registry
Once, No. 8 Astor place.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

ITO LET-OR WOULD BE LEASED FOR A TERM or
years, the two Lots 27 27 West street, opposite
Desbrosses street ferry; lots $50 feet deep Apply TO A.
EINuLAY. 40 William street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
WARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF LUCILLE WESTERN MAJ
~ ulda Heron Miss Henqnes. Mrs Hoey Maggie Mtcnc,
Laura krsns A. Menken as the French Spy and Ma sp
"a, KAT Denim, Isabella Cuhss, Mrs John Wool, webb
Sisters Caroline Rshings Kate Fisher, Mary Provost,
Fanny Brown Kate Bstenian, talc Marietta, Nine. Mar
1elu l.. Forrest X. Adams, L. Booth. W. Wallack Jr.
wilkes Bocth, Mr. and Mrs u Wniams, Mr. aud Mrs. Flo.
renee sui hundreds of others Prre 23
Tor s post paid receipt PRICE Of Pho
toararhs and play looks sent receipt OF red stamp
W. o. wEAyss, b15 Broadway, New York
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS or PRINCE OF WALES
" Priucsss Of Wales Queen N,ofs Prince Albert Prince
Afe pfncesses Loua, Belsne aud Alice. Free rs cents
each for ~ sent paid receipt OF PRICE
w {. wENYss bis Broadway. New York
,I,uB PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, FOR APRIL.
contains Portraits snd Characters of Mr.. Charles W
Stafford inventor of The proJeclie Rev. Alex clark. Eth
nooxy ~ the bcgro he Ssxor, Morse ant Dane. 10
Tsk; Language ~ tuncoHs and sultivatiou Memory.
scotch Niscffong 20 Eurure Art and Artlsts-t idden
Lite Revealed by Microscope; anatomy q the Brap-sp
ritual Intellectual andsocal Organs; Physiognnmy--Tie
"Chinf-Its LanzHac Love, Economy &c. Hnman Per.
fect,on-oy Aained In Tie April chronological Journal
FOWLER 4 WELLS, ,os Broadway, New York.
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A T 3l2 FOURTH STREET.-THE LET BACK PAR
N lor and Extension Room, suitable for physician 8
Office; also Hall bedrooms third Door. The latter
will be let with without board 4h8
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

LXECUToRs SALE.-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STo-
~ ry brown stone front high basement House. 1873 West
Fonre nth street. with all modern lmproy yements The
Aousc B 70 feet front and Is feet Deep with feet extension
the first Lot l25 feet in depth. 1t perfect
der throngho and IN every respect most desirable resi-
d~pee II not dspnscd of at private sale VIII be sold
LIST day of April For terms apply the premises
The oice of Messrs e. H. LUDLOW Co., Aucioncers,
No. 5 Pine street.
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FURNITURE
L. BArTERSON's FURNITURE EMPRESS fSD
"A. Roxius Establishment 676 sixth avenue Foreh
street Furniture removed by Job had s hoxed and
shipped Best care taken of ffnitue leit On strae Large
wagons for the removal oil furniture in the city or 10 the
country Orders by post prornpsly attended to-
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD RrR.
N piture at private sae--the property q amiy &C Ing
the city Panoforte, iantlngs. statssy, ases Drawing
Room suits covered with. broe4el, y.ta bookhsc
Clocks Bunets Extension Taules Chars Glass and "
Ware Brrcaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, at has than af
Inquire at lis West Twenty third si.t near bath
avenue. M MiDDbLlN.
ENAMELLED FuRNIrURE.ALL STYLES And
II ptIc.s also Chamber Suits wann; and ehestnus Tue
The city wholesale and tat ~ u u
nal street. NAlsltEN WAND.
L,uRNITURE WANTED THE sUBsCKnER wIsNG
u 10 pllc ase $50 ~ $40 10 worta 81 tunrchaitfl
nure, Carpets small large Quantities Tor whaN
b. will fair eash price for by nddr ssng line oIs
nitnre. Herald olce.
L,URNiTJRE, CARPETS. &C, noUGll1 FOR CASE
in pAnph "a. Libraries bought Tor ctsl AZ u
Sixth avenue bstween Ninth and rentA sett
yaenines Manual; - . large stocA o hooNs Tor sa'
UauRSfTVRF BOUGHT FOR CASH ASD A COD
pic. ziyen at No Az rhird nlar Thirty
street All kinds Farnture, Carpet Nitrous n
Paintings a.. AT calls promptly attended 70. By No
addressed f4rnitufe as ahnyc.
J,URNrruRE, LOOKING GLASSES MArTREssF
II Beading aud other gusekespip3 Article. heaper y
esewhereg anird aud delivered ir money H.
calling q, a. w. SNEDaN-. 26s l0wery, between ktantn
and Houston streets Note tae number Fotntare In
J,uRyITURH wANrED-rRoN " sg0 To Si.DaWof II
II to furnish house plainly. m.st - n gli ord rfi
general assortment Any family g6lng hous ~ epH
ret a alr price, cash. Mould rent the house Addrss 4
Lester sprng street Post Office.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

7,O LET-A DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR AND
front Basement house 81 KIM street also the First
and Floors n Char street, with gas and
water BATH Inquire ut a3 King street
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

ITO LET-WITH STEAM POWER, THE SECOND AND
Third Floors with Room the fourth toor the
building OF Duane Centre and Rcade Also
Basement and Vault Centre street. al well lighted and
CONNERS SONS.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

sINO LET-MURRAY HILL-A FIRST CLASS BROWN
L stone House, with Furniture with the pri
vae stable In the street. Rent $2bUD this
without furniture Apply to DYE CURTIsS, 3U3 SiAth
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L,OR sALE--A DESIRABLE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
and Fixtures cheap; satisfactory for selling;
possession Immediately Apply to- Q; GREENLEAF, 81
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I,oR sALE-A CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, TEN
years established, with all conyenences for manulac
turing best locations the city for doing
good and profitable business 397 Canal st. corner OF
Thompson.
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f,op gAII-TuE THREE STORY BASEMENT AND
sub rsllsr brow stone House 10 Sccond ae nrWuk.
-. has = The modern inrfovemenls prrr ~ 10
b,R KEkLVGG. $50 Pear street n y.
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AT YoNKERs. NEW YoRK-To LET, FOR THE
N summer furnished Cottage pleasantly situated with
ne OF the Hudson ver the grounds well stocked
with fruit trees IL is within minutes walk OF the rail-
ROAD depot Apply 10
). u. TODIiUNTER co. 25 Park row, New York.
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ITO LET-AT HARLEM, TO SMALL FAMILY, A
i two story and basement House ON l2h street. near
Eighth avenue nine rooms, Bathroom hot and cold,
water large garden and stable in the O the house;
Immediately il required; 500. Apply to
Mrs SKLDMORE. lul Sixth avenue.
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BAKERY FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE ONE OF
ID the best locations in the Eighth Store hted up
IN the bes style marble counter and glass cases business
all the Receipts during the summer sou
per winter $45 For particulars apply to j. NJ DAW
SON spice store. No l76 Tenth avennc OF Twenty
second street.
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ITO LET-TWO COUNTRY RESIDENCES IN WEST
chester county, the road rom West Eastchester,
three quarters of mile andin and
and half mile from Williams Bridge depot the property of
the late James Connor One arse House and twelve
adjoining containing great number OF fruit trees.
House ana Barn and twelve adioinng A very
desirable residence. Inquire of JAMES CONNERS SONS,
corner OF Centre and Rcadc streets New York
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC., TO LET.

ITO LET-THE CELLAR OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED
L butter store ls2 Washington street, door north Of
Dey street. well suited for the eg: produce business
Rem, moderate to the right kind
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ITO LET-THE STORE, BACK ROOM AND BACK
basement Of house No 70i Eighth avenue occupied
and for the Last 10 years boot e. Rent
500 year. Apply 10 EDWARD TIMPSON 10 West Fif-
tetli street.
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LARGE LIST OF HOUSES TO LET AND Fol
IA sale-In all parts Of the city ard Brooklyn; also House
wanted ali parts Of the city, furnished and unfurnshed
Country Seats wanted, some desirable ones to let.
GEO. r. ROSE co, 80 Nassau street.
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ITO LET--FOUR THREE STORY HOUSES, IN PER.
feet order all modern improvements chandeliers and
gas fixtures: S4O0 inquire premises 7e ol
i9 and l93 Thirty third street. Second Also
streets. $3.50 T. SHAW, 81 Nassau street to3
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IN BROOkLYN-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
j House, ten minutes walk from the Fut, and Cale-
,ne tcrr,es rent $40 hish s;ocp with bisenen sub Gel
s,reer corner Jay. Apply HENRY WILSON 222 Greene
street, Fourth New York. Boarding house keepers
need apply.