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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

MILK MILK We call attention to
the advertisements found in our columns.
for proposals to furnish milk for he q S.
General Hospitals in this city for the
term of six months, commencing October
lst. The Quantity required will be one
hundred CALM ner day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

z. TT d. NJ AND " RR. " r. Y.
Train leaves 49,. 30 An Train leaves 7lS ~
- arrlves.....e. 0p.M 81 Train H. yes S 30 Pm
Freight leaves. 90 Pm. rLLi~oIs x sourF ;. R.R
arrives. 9GP.a. Leaves tramiltl IN 4e0P P.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Lee County rair.

Fair Grounds, near West Point, on the
esd cath and 25th of this mouth. The
| utility of we'll conducted fairs is now be-
yopd all question. They serve to stimu-
late improvement in every department Of
business, and enable our farmers to COM
pare products and test agricultural i'm
plements. Through them our mechan-
les and manufacturers can bring their
productions directly before the people,
and they car examine all varieties, and
from experience arrive at conclusions
touching the value of each aud every ma
chine presented, and be enabled to pur
chase labor saving machine
The success OF our County Fair should
be matter of onor, for the advantages
resulting from it are many end lasting,-
and we hope hat every farmer, manufsc
turer and mechanic will have a contribu
tion to bring Our farmers are rich lis
horses, cattle, sheep aud the products OF
the soil. Our manufacturers have ma
c,inery for agricultural and other pur-
poses, and our mechanics specimens OF
their skill which they should bring to
the fair, not alone for the purpose of OBJ
taining a prize, but to show what rapid
strides we have made during the last few
years in all that makes a people prosper
Gus and happy. Besides ali these, who
ever has an article of taste or curiosity
should bring it forward. tverything con-
tributes 10 the aggregate. The ladies', We
hope, will be no W VS. behind with he
results OF their fair handiwork at the needle
and with esiibles aud various domestic
matters AID ia shCEt, let US have la,
that will make the people Of this county
well acquainted with each other, contrib
ute to general Improvement and good EEL
ing, and one to be remembered viii
pleasure.
Come then, and tend, for there is no
one 80 thoroughly educated that he can
not learn more-none so ignorant that
light cannot penetrate his brain.
FUNERAL The body OF John Tanning
arrived last evening on the Jeannie Deans.
The funeral will take place this morning
at his residence, on the corner of 18th
and Concert streets, at o'clock.
THE PoLYoRAMA The exhibition OF
this unequaled Panorama closed on Sat.
urday evening, having been witnessed by
large audiences for several evenings,
whose unani nous opinion is that 1t Is the
most graphic, artistic and intensely inter
estipg scenic representation they hays
ever witnessed All of the many scenes
are perfect, and some Of them are strik
lngly beautiful and far surprising any
thing that We ever before witnessed. =
This exhibition is hailed with deligh
wherever it EXHIBITS. and never fails t,
draw large and appreciative auiiences
and as an exhibition we heartily recon-
mend the Poyorama of the War and thoS'
connected with it as high toned. honora
BE and liberal gentlemen. worthy th'
confidence and patronage OF the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
SHOE MAKERS WANTED.

Riye or six good Iourneymen Shoe Makers can get
ready work at the bes WAGES oy sppi,ing TO
T. d. HILLS Boot, 1Aae aud Leather Store
sspl5-d4w Main Street, WarsAw, Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
All are invited. Tickets sl0o.

GRAPES This delicious lrut is now
very abundaat 10 market and are selling
at very reasonable prices. An exchange
gives receipt tor keeping them for win
ter use, which may be interesting to some
of our readers Ii is simply to dip the
cluster in paste OF lime and wafer,
whitewash them. and then hang them up
to dry When usel they are 10 be wash
ed aud soaked in warm water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

sas- Th- K te Cas~el Is the morning
BOAT Tor Davenport and RocA Island and
Intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
On arrival Oh the cars, aud viii make con
nectlon, wlLh tt4ius III Burlington Tor
Mt. PleasanG, Fairfield, Ottum VA, &c.,
also with trains E4st for Chicago.
No BETTER PROOF REoUiRED. 1t has
not yet been publicly denled that the
Chemical oaleratus made by D. b. De Land
d. Co., i. all that its friends have claimed
that is pure and wholesome article.
This cannot be denied Ia face Of the tes-
timony OF chenists aud those best quail
fed to judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

eE Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher il
announced for a dozen speeches at the
principal points in Ohio in favor Of the
Union Ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21


SOMETHING FOR TIE Poor MANA
man naturally seeks for an article which
will be OF the greatest service. This
seems to apply ID meiical remedies as
we'll as to articles Of wear When we
have an attack Of the rheumatism, sore
throat, pain in the stonsch or chest, or
any Of the thousand and-one ills which
human flesh Is heir to, We at once look
around for some kind of relief Bear In
mind that LaInberson's Poor Mans Nerve
aud Bone Liniment has good reputation
in this vicinity, having been manufac-
tured here for number of years, during
which time it was used very successfully
both for man and beast It is for sale by
S. b. Voseil 4 Co. and Jyhp 7. Wilkiu.
son, druggists Of this oisy. ssp7-dSw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

EE Scott, the Secesh candidate for
Congress-, in south west Missouri, ha,
been elected over his Union competitor,
Linisay. according 10 the figures of the
Republican This was elected by the
nsnipuiations Of the Apprentices OF Presi-
dent Linculn and Gov Gambla in Mis-
souri,. and is hailed as great victory by
their organs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
comPosrroR WANTED.
PFRsoNAL.-Cl Bussey arrived in oul

A good sober, iudu>'r ors Compcsi'or can get
regular SIT b- arply at this Once Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21


In the recent address Of the Copper
head State Genital Committee, the peo-
pie and the soldiers are exhorted to en-
dorse Mahony, Jones. Dean d Co., and
visit the condign penalty of the people Of
Iowa upon the Administration for its at
tempt to prevent the reasonable execu-
ton of the threats and promises of jeff.
Davis.
Here is the paragraph of the address
Nay. more than all this; for with ire
presslble Indignation We accuse the Chief
Executive of Iowa, of Conspiring with
usurping Presidential Secretaries, to rob
unoffendlng ci,izsns of his own State. OF
their personal freedom under the law
10 force them, unheard and unaccused, in
to foreign bastiles, beyond his jurisdiction
and to place their peaceful political
opinions, under the surveillance Of armed
aud lawless power. We here allude te
the well known cases Of Mr.. Mahoney
and Mr.. Steward, and in the behalf O
their undeserved and unredressed suffer
ing, aud of scores of other freemen
Mpssrs. Jones, Claggett md Dean inclu
ded, who have been similarly outraged
we invoke upon their oppressors the con
dign penalty Of public condemnation, b.
the people Of Iowa.
!. Will the loyal people and gallant so
diers of Iowa obey this Copperhead b.
, hest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

g- The Davenport Democrat says
that Henry Clay Dean has been engaged
to stump the Slate .. Ohio for Vailand-
ingaain He is entiteu TO more honesty
in this proceeding than his Confederate
Copperheads iu Iowa. They support .
war man, in opposition 10 their sen'i-
ments, while he saIlies forth to aid the
great martyr-leader OF the peace party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

sU- The Copperhead Press insist that
the Tuttle men support Duacombe and
Mason. This is a pretty hard pill even
for pretended war men to swallow in
view of their own record, for, it will be
remembered, that Coolbaugh, Clagett and
other leaders of the party denounced
Duncombe and the minority of the Leg.
islature for their opposition to the war
appropriations, in the extra session Of the
Iowa Legislature; and they were very
fierce in their denunciations Of Judge
Mason as an open "Disunionist.' Blu,
this pill must be still more bitter in view
Of the fact that Babbitt, of the Council
Bluffs Bugle, refuses to publish Tutsls''
name as candidate for Governor, ani
hundreds Of that stripe openly Oppose
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
DRUIDs, ball.

The members Of franklin Grove, n
L A. 0 d. VIII give grasd bal Ia
Burrow ; hall this evening Prot Hrts
celebrated baud will IN attendance
and discourse sweet music to the happ,
thlong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
PORT OF KEOKUK.

D0Afs LRAvIN0 f0-DAT.
For b. Louis, Jennie Deans, Broiaski.
- SacksS State, Parker.
warsav, Ragls, BisAop-
LA-ross. Minnie Hsvhav.
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
Steamer Hsvhsw -. Louis.
Harry Johnson, Lee 81. Louis.
Eagie, Btshop, Wsrssv.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY..
Steamer Die Vernon, Matsos st. scsis,
's kortherser, for ST Louis.
Il" Eagle, Bishop. Wansv.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Jeanis Deans Broiaski, st. Louis,
Steamer Sucker State. Waxd, 81. Louis.
nlvgR AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The river 10 falling last with butg97 inches vAtei
on the rapids.
rhs new steamer Harry Johason, Of which vs gavs
description few days ago, arrived on saturday es
ening She IL splendid boat and eli ofieereA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

THE CIRCus Tie Circus exhibited
here on Sl;l day afternoon aud evening.
and was well "a: ended al bo.h exhibitions.
We were there a short time and judging
from the part OF the performance we wit
messed think that it was one of the best
that ever exhibited in our city The
wonderful educated horse, Monitor, maui
tested wonderful degree OF intelligence
seeming to un ierstand every command
and motion Of his master. The trained
bull, Don Juan, was a new feature in the
ring performance and performed excel
lently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

"OLp JonS BRosN '-On Saturday
forty-.our coiored recruits arrived in our
city on the eastern ua,u, AID in coming
up from the l~ves he, sung God John
Browt" and one ., two National airs,
appearin, IN the best oi hum,r and we'll
pleased al tie early pro+pecl OF being
solli,rs. rney were 'eeru,ted in linno's
aud NJ s-pu1 an wre "A fue looking
company ot men aid iooked as though
they could easily stand ali the hardships
OF soidivr's lille.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

FUNERAL The body OF John Tanning
arrived last evening on the Jeannie Deans.
The funeral will take place this morning
at his residence, on the corner Of 18th
and Concert streets, at s o'clock.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25

HENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUcTIONEBRs.-sUPERD
- household Furniture, all In good condon and nso
20 e order DEF By By kouf Meek. Better HESRy LEEDS
April 81 l0k O'Clock each day. AZ The residence ~ Ftn
Avenue Furniture order and made 70 % e
rs SUIT n yellow su, n yeow san sSs !. sns e,ss
and h.ntel Mirror Wa do, marble top Pier Bases Cor
nces 70 match elegant Lace Velvet and hatin do carved
s Win Srocase marble top cost 3oo Whit mssss arr Are
bgsson Carpets superb carved rosewood Bsdsteads o.
Washsands. oil walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, Hair Ia
Gesses. rich rosewood Amoe alAee, with French plate
mirror doors; pslasses Spring Maitressss &C. Dining
roomCarved black walnut Extension Tablea twelve ano
eighteen ieet Extension Dining Room Riyfngton Chsirs
rosewood Buffet with marble lampbr kes carved nacs
walnut Sdeboards together with and costly assort
Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
AIORRIs WILKINS, AuCTl0NEER
M HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIR
RORs, ROSEWOOD PIAEOfoKTE, Ac., AT Auc-

& n. LUDLOW CO will sell at auction, on MONDAY,
April "a 1858, nj II O'Clock at No ID West Thrty-scond
street, between Filth and Sixth avenues the entire furn
contained in said house consisting In part of carved
Parlor Suits In lemon ooored satin and
elegant Etageres with Mirrors hne French plate
Pier and Manel Glasses rosewood Pianoforte N9nns
Clark, wood and mahogany Centre Tables,
elegant Curtains lined with silk, rich
gilt Coruces mahogany and walnut French Bedsieads
enamel-d Bedroom Furniture, mahogany Exenson and
Dining Tables oak Arm and Eide Chairs elegant Manel
Clock and Vases match, rich medallion velvet and
Brussels Carpets, elegant Chandeliers and gas Fisue
Window Shades Stair Rods &c eher with assort
OF Kitchen Furniture, with whsh he sale will
lupuc
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
A UCTION NOTICE. ROTH, AUCTIONBRR. d
"A LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Nah Velvet and Brussels Carpets, ~ L.f Ii fs-
Elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains,
nioh Cut Glass, China and Silver Ware.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, fs tss
es day (9aiurday April Is st II o'clock precisely q the
1fth consisting Of solid Parlor Suits
covered rch French satin brocate beautifully carved made
- order for the expressy Btages hand
osme marble top Tabes Corner and Book Sands superb
Of Satin Delaine Curtains hne Lace Curtans II day
4rense Cocks nne on Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs and
Ioungoo in silk and satn deafne; Reception
SAGMfFicENr ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE,
Stool and Cover-cost $500
Al elegant instrument with round richly carved
1eB and all modern improvements made by cele-
CHxnBERs AND DINING ROOM.
ncsewood mahogany and black wainpt Bnreaus Bed.
covered In hairrotb Lonngss Mirrors Clocks Spring and
Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Quilts shades Tea Tables
ohd Extension Table, II Dining Chairs Buff
IL rM cut 0as.wars. yory Table Cutlery, Chandeliers
LII Chairs, Hatstand, Ofcoth &C. ~
oAle positive Deposit required
B-Fumiture viii bo In attendance 70 cart
Daek ship eoods for purchasern.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
A UCTION NNOTICE-PERENPTORY sALE. - y.
"A D. CAuLKIMs AuCIi0NEER once * $SS y Broadway.
RIOH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
OUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,


sUPERsLY GARynD ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
This day (Baturdny) April 25 rain or shine a ii o'clock
A all the superb and costly Furniture, Paintings sstu
and Works Of Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits Gle
rant Panoforte Mirrors Velvet Carpets &C.
contained In the residence 8 Fourteenth street. Eighth
The auetonecr calls the special attention Of the
Of Household Furniture offered at auction this season
Tho furniture all made for the present owner and in
soed order The whole will be perempto and absolutely
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of rosewood EtAgeres marble tops and
yrench plate doors and backs Lady Work Table inaid
yh mother Of pearl rosewood Centre Table statuay mar
Ietea ete Sofas two ARM two Reception and eight Oval
BACK Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered In three
eolored broeade Of the expensive de scron
Osusoe Tables naid with buh and tortoise she Brocade
and Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Mante MirorA
yeh rch gilt frames; snperb Sevre: and Dresden China
Seasons Artistic Bronzss representing Night and Mornng
1nd on Paintngs &c.; antique Lava vases ebony Gard
TABLE, Velvet Carpes RuSs Turkish Easy Chairs Bronze
Closk month Oil Paintings. by Rousseau, Inman
HAGNIfICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
carved legs and four round 6nshed all round
lnlad win pearl and solid pearl keys; Music Rock rosewood
end nusic hall rosewood HAtssnd Oicoth Stair Carpets
Ia Chsmters second stoy-Richy carved rosewood Bed
eeads stvs Louis XIV. Bureaus and CommOdes 70 mstch
Wardrobes Dressng and Toilet Tables, Shaving Stands
loeksands Couch Arm Chairs Curtains Shades Cornces
air Msttresse Beds and Bedding decorated China Toilet
se.s liver wares Ivory Table Cutlery, oak Dining Table,
No postponement Cartmen In attendance cart pack
ship Goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
SALES AT AUcTzOn.


WILLIAMsBUR0 AgcTI0. oy houssMhohn M l.
=. psbc auction Monday, Apr a. at 10Y oeoel On ne
tnre Mirrors Piano Brussels CarpeS Chais Ia6le pd
steads Oicioths, Bee Hives and Bees Book Case, MAJ
stand Fowers &c. Sale positive Bankahie money ony
WILLIAMSBURG AUcTION-w. g. TOWNSEND.
W Auctoneer.-fhs sale Of 6enieel househoid runi-
ure postponed Yesterday account or the storm. Will Ake
place today at l0h clock. st No. Afayee place. So"n
WM. Writer'S, AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL on
w Monday Hh, a. 10Y O'Clock, at Soz sasth avenue 20
tween Twenty eighth and H. enty rinh streets the stock OF
Millinery Esabshment consisting OF an elegant new as
sorment OF Bonnets French Flowers kibbon rrim
mfngs Bonnet Stands Showcases, Gas fxturos, - 10
sethsr with the Household Furniture consspng OF mAhnE
ny Chairs and Bedseads, Maf0e Top Table, enams LED
suit Looking 0lssA Painngs Tapestry Uarps.s. sas
Tape iron Hatstand Kitchen Utensils, Dishes Ac AAo
Silver Plated Tea Sets, Walters, &c.
WM Writer'S. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
W day a O'Clock. at 10 Spring street the entire frrn
tnre and lures 4c Of Liquor Store, Coz ners TaDies
Mirrors Liquor Pumps hirrors Glassware stowe, and all
other goods usually brnd In such stores Also Fnrntro
w PBLl. AuCTIONEER.
W., Slabs Of Italian Marble Head Stones, Tiles: 40.
at the marble mill Of W. Y. Peckhan trering from bus
ness No m 10 94 East Twenty third street, Second
avenue the entire large and valuable stock Of Slabs and
Headstones OF best quality Italian Marble from TO Inches
thck oW0 Tiles and the entire unmanufactured Stock
Catalogues Saturday, 26th. Terms four months.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
IorRNRAY. ArcrIoNKKR. offInE NO. . p

JOURNEAY. AUCTIONBER, OFFICE NO. PINE
IA. sucetnAe OF staten Island Property Al public
ton, Meruharts ESchanxe fl Broadway,
2n "Wednesday, April 70 lS Al ~ n. By A JoUksEAf.
Property OF Mr. T. a. Odel Nafshand staten Irant. stout
MIL from Eltngville depot, OF land, whh
ehere three frame dwelling 1sN6i
IN the the lower part store large barn
In addition; three wells Of excellent
the choies. kinds Of fruit. One bsi II - pirchse
money bond and mortgge. far.iciuars AZ
the odce Of the aactioneer, No. ? Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
1IrNRY n LEEDS A Co. AUCTioSgERs

HENRY H. L. EDS A 60.
MONDAY. tp1l n. ~ 1OiS O'Clock.
No. 90 We~< Twenty fourth srert
gFNrEf l. IiOA stHOi4D UHNIlNRE-Pmperty Of
aeutstnan decin na ho Ise - ding
CONSIST ng u Velvet and Brnsels Csrpss rosewood sa
IN rpsehooi Psunf0fte. corner Eia.ere
roaewooa EurravnRs bron = anc ormo Chandel srs Va
rAnan Figures rosewood Beds-sds Bur~aus Mattress
81 Neftna fasand sofas IN reps: mahogany Red
rorn Furn C0tiaa Suits Bstensl0n Table. char
Chns, Giass and kieh.n FurDiiur~Ae.
DEcgrvER.s sAtE-wILL BE SOLD on TUESDAY.
IL as, A. lsGa No - Nassau street View YORK lO.
oeort 4 Of ths, cay al the sins Notes sod Assets
Of or b~onginr 10 she of Ehsr~r tnd~rhf CO.
or IN which hey any N the hsni q their
receiyer. b order Of eoari nlnkE = sghsksILLs
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
IorRNEAY. ArCTfONEER. oFFfcE SO pI

A JouRSEAy, ArcTtoNEEE, OFFICE no PINE
IA. sreetPercurtory sale of hsndscfne H0ueebud Fur
pture by OF Executor nj $40 Broome street between
varick and Hudson streets on Monday April u t ~ l0
pclo x A. NJ BY A. JOCRNEAy. The entire ents 81
he ayove house coussteg IN par, OF maho sny SOFA
Chars and Arm Chals In hakcoh Pier and Centre brs
Mirrors, aud walnut French Bedstsads War4
robes marble TOP Washsands Toilet Tables Paiasers bar
and husk Mattresses H0lster. Pillows Blankets Curtains
Window Shades Aahsser Vases Brusseis and liza attn Car
Oici0hs China and glassware together viii Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
6Afh1 AZ AUCTION.

a. H4kRrfHsSSSSat g. y1EsqSss AgSaqSss1as
sssi srs Bron.s: v.sss sr si,sols Ssspsls &C.. i'
Ssnos Is West Sixteenth street. between Fifth aud SIKH
DRAWING ROOM ruRSiTURR.
Superb IT'S Brocsde Curtana
and 3r%oa ross%eOd T SOFAS Tsss
:.ay marble Top; sscrssry and Bcopesss lined with
Chairs covered with brocade ady's Work Tables; masnd
sen sevIes Vases imported from Paris present
aiei PAIN inss, summer and winter By Cole: Hoy fami
6e Courts Of verssies and LasemSours immacass
caption, ty Desjardins also number OF Cabinet fainngs
Gard and Chess Tables French plate Pier Msn.l Mir
pers, Bronze and Ormolu Clocks superb Mandolin playing
=,
Ne richest offered e. sassson n % ssSson; four
asd Cover; Canterbury MnsiS Book walnn; hsnd OIL
'''A Stair Carpets 81 SisiRa sisi"EEs EoSym q eminent artists
and css pss os Go
pagnes Caranes Wines. Lemonades Frutstands superb
al an house
fepn Co. Paris; silver Coffee Urn, Caser. Saiyers Din
Ssss Napkin Rings Nut craeSsrs spoons FORKS sheSed
Cuery and Linen Arm Chairs Sofas Oval Mirrors Clocks
Bronze Vases walnut eaissins chx%sE Ys''s' Stair Carpet
kssewood Dressing Bureaus Beds'eads Armore Glass
Blankets, sheets Couherpanes walnut Sofas, Arm and
eva back Chairs, Brussels and Ingram Caes Engravings
Iurnitare Of servants apartments also Basement and
n BThe above elegant Residence for SALE Inquire Of
Ne anctioneers 2 Maiden lane Parties wishing 70 attend
iss sale a. take Fh and s1s % s sses a.
to0nth street. doors from the house.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25

A ssfGEEEs SALE or SHOE FINDINGS AT coz CA.
N raj street on Tuesday, April ~ At ~ O'Clock A. ~.
OF kyelet'ek, Buttons Frnnfslr
nares Sik lacets Cl0k. Hastings. 9alQons Typ AZ
sr,ire balance Of a hand OF late f Denorrs,
hlddetan. n J. POW Assie nee.
BURKE HORTON, AgetioDeers
Dmes No Bgrerrwish sseuuc
The New York herald., 1863-04-25

IA. sirectssle Of House s12 West Twenty second street
between Ninth aud Tenth a. putc suction ~ The
0erchants' Exchange ssesrpom. iii Broadway Trniy
Buidng), Wedn sday April ~. 1873 atl2 lock NJ BY
A JOURNEAY, four story House. brick front An H re
plee with all the modern improvements water sss BATH
closets Ac house 10 perfect order and ready for
mediate occupancy Lot 20s7b feet deep Part of the p
shsse money remain bond and mortgage. Fnrthc<
narticuars a the onice Of the auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
uESRY D. MINER, AUcTIoYEER-sALEsRooM 81

uENRY d. MINEK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
III Nassau street. opposite the Post ohice-AINER Ats0M
ERvlLLE will sell at aucsion sn Monday, April "a Al io
their saesroom 81 Nassau street. general assort
OF Household Furniture, rosewood Piano made BY
Chkering &c consisting OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram
marble Buffet, made to order cost fll,
carved Suit three coored brocae black walnut
do mahogany Bedroom Sait, In deaine Lace
Curtains Pier Mirrors mahogany bedsteads
Bureaus washstands. wardrohes. Bookcases Sofas and
Chairs enamele amarillo top Cottage Suit Rockers, Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows rosewood
Recning Chair leather Kings Hobby Horse Stair
Carpets Rods oak and rosewood HatstAnds Engrsv-
ings white and gilt China Dinner Sets white heskst do.
S25 ar also large invoice OF English Silver Plated
Coolers Ladies Forks and Spoons OF all sEea &c, &c
The New York herald., 1863-04-25
rYpxey u. LEEDS A Co. AucrroSEgRs.

UIEVRY H. LEEDs A CO., AUCTt0NEhRN.
III HENRY ". LEEDS co. viii seh At auction, on
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Mirrors large a ai frsms Miro mahogany marble
top NJ reaus uarse top Was stands mahogany Chairs
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Hail M tres4es Lee Ciftaius window Stsdes tc
wooi istagele with mirror bao.s tc Kitchen Fufnnre
China. Glassware.