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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
New York Money Market-April 81.

Money easy OF soc per cent. 80
Sterling Exchange dull and decidedly lower. First
class bills are quoted OF l600l6l.
Gold unsettled and lower, opening at 49, declining to
ASK, and closing unsettled at46k.
Government stocks steady. U. 8. 6s 81 coupons los
@l05Mi Registered l04Ti 7.30 Treasury notes los.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

MAJOR CLAREScE PRENTIoE, son Of George
D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, has
been sent as a rebel prisoner to Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

The Pickaway Horse Association have fixed
on the 9Th, 10th and 1lth Of June for their
races.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

Baltimore market-AprIi FL.
FL0UR-Steady. Superfne Ohio 81 37HD7 so.
WHBAT-Firm and unchanged.
C0RN-Dull and declined 1925.
WHIsKY-Dull. Ohio 46c.
O0FFEE-Firm at 32933c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
JOHN KEBLm. HENRY o. WHITMAN. MANNING y. FORCE
KEBLER, WHITMAN & FORCE,
Attorneys Il Counselors at Law,
Office, No. III Masonic Building,
Cincinnati; Ohio.

IL Practice 10 the State Courts; and also In the Unit
ed States District, circuit and Supreme Courts.
Dec. 81, B2-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

Removed from mis- old Ofrice. v
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
20 the treatment Of certain private diseases. He may bs
consulted at his ocs on broadway, near The nxchangs
Bank
ianlodH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
Henry KOeh1er,

DROPKIETOR OF THE NEW YORK
Eaahlonable Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooning
Curling and Dressing Saloon,
In the Basement of the Neil House;
under the Postofhce.
where satisacton will be given In all the various
branches.
Ladies' and chIldrsns Hair Dressing done In ,bs bsul
tyle.
Warm and Cold Baths can be had at
all Hours
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
azy2E MANHOOD.

VSW HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just pubshed, 10 Sealed Envelope. Price Six Gents
A Lecture ON she Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Spematorrhea or Seminal Weak.
ness Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and I'm.
pedments TO Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
SUMPTION Epilepsy and fits; Mental and Physical In.
J. OoLVERWELL, M D.. Author Of the Green Book
etc.
A Boon TO Thousands OF Sufferers,
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two potsag,
stamps, by DR.. 0HAS. j. O. KLINE, l27 BoweSy
New York. Post Once Boz No. ts96.
apli-3md&wis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

WANrED-From 6 to 10 boarding horses q,
simonton's Exchange. Price 50 so per week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
:: +; HUNGERFoRD. !, rxec.,or.
n. b. CHAPMAN. EAecusors.
A UcrI0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
II FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MADE BY SfONEY. BADOuiNE AND OTHER
Celehratnd nlniiifa . Sod ounl
GeieDfatsJ nshiuIaCinf.rs Bod On account
~ owners leaving The city Including

Celebrated manufacturers Sold account
Of owners leaving the city including
nAGEIFIcENT PEARL KEYED PIANOfORTE
RUSSELL W. WESEOTf, Auctioneei, viii sell this
day onday) III oooes at the elegant residence No. 152
Tueniyrst street seventh entire superb
Furniture and beautiful Works OF Art contained the
house Which reple.e with everything and orna.
mental TO found In fashionable Furnished residence
al OF which is In perfect der, will be sold without
Consisting in--Parors
= SUPERB CARVED PEARL KEYED PIANOFORTE.
IN USE BUT THREE MONTHS. COST $40;
solid rosewood farior SutS oroael aud French
richly carved rosewood Etages, plate back magnificent
rosewood Secretary and BOOKCASE $780, Lady French
Ecrcoiie SstuaIy marble top Centre and Pier Tables,
French plate Oval Mirror Dsmask and Lace Curtains rich
tndow Shades Bronze Clio Turkish Lounges with
Chairs match: Work Table, Mantel
Vases, with line collection o OIL PAINTINGS, richly
BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART.
Elegant Eronl-s, Bsu- aud Marble Groups.
China Vases jswl Cases with large and beauti-
tn. collection Of Lava Narni' Ornaments.
- CHAMBER. DINING ROOM and NURSERY.
Elegant and full set 81 rich French
China Ivory nnd Silver Cu Sver,are. &C. with oak
Dining Room Furniture, superb rosewood B-d.ens Spring
Ind Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding, Chamber Suits
feacl Engrseings Cottage and Spilnc Seat Chars. Rock
'is sofas, Sofa BedAteads. Brussels and Inyran Car.
.0ets,
sale wl commence st II O'Clock precisely with full and
complete 0f RUBY aud Crs stai Engraved Glassware,
yory and Silver Cutlery, French China and oak Dining
room Furniture. No postpoaenent Catalogues At the
Ilouss.
N uousckeepcrs viii this sale worthy Of special
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
noMELI 4 nEIANauILLETrE AUCTIONEERs :
ID 7. HAzELL, AUcTIoSREg
IL. SPECIAL TRADE SALE

ID T. HAzELL, AUCTI0SHBR.
IL. SPECIAL TRADE SALE
PAPER
wHITTEMoRE HA7Ei.L vii sell At auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. rs,
o'clock their ga ssrooua, 90 Liberty street
100 reams Fancy Note. 90 r~am- white Packet,
$50 reams Blue Packet 40 reAms white Letter
10 Hue Latter, lou reams Blue rercial,
t0t Blue Folio Flat, ASSORTED Post Note,
loo rcams Blue and White Bill aud Lew,
Letter Isl r.ams Hardware,
300 reams Coiored Royal, $50 rcsms straw crown,
80 rcams Manila, <Up reams ruled Letter.
INVOICES OF PAPER OF VARIOUS KINDS,
TWfNE, Ac,
comprising tie most assortment ever offered al
auction.
Catalogues will be ready Tuesday 2lh inst and can b.
- = - wHITTExoRE HAZEL
No. c. Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
SALES AT AUCTION.


lanes n. MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
Saturday, February q. 1855 At y O'Clock Ct Merchants
Exchange saesroom, III Broadway Larchmont the resi-
special adv ertsemsnt In the Herald II that il
advantages unsurpassed oy any other 9th
perry this country For maps and further particulars
A Ivan C. BAKER s CO; AZ AJy9TI0NEERs.
"A E 81 M, 4 IA SALE E,pv,rn
Paintings Stauary and many and costly works OF Art
and Articles OF Vertu.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THIS DAY (Monday), Feb %, al
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Superb rosewood SUITS covered brocade viz
Teeatete SOFAS Arm Chairs otomans. Reception Chairs
Fageres Enclosures, Cab Tables Secreare,
Bookcase Centre and Card Table adys Work Table Sic
In SATIN extra large Manuel and Pier Mirrors velvet Car
pes bronze and ormou Chandeliers embroidered Lace Cur
ns seves and Dresden China Vases Bronze Clock arts
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE.
the richest instrument auction this carved
legs ana Case solid pearl keys made 70 orr for Dr. Ram
seven months $500; lsc Rack Music Books.
Stool, satin cover Oil Paintings By Leg and Cole Inman,
huntnSoni two match Paintings by Cole. Holy FAMILY ny
s Summer and Winter. Fruit Piece Blind Man Buff
Picnic b. Seleres; also line collection OF Cabinet Paint
lns, also collection OF Articles o. Veru,
brought from Paris Hastand roseMod and walnut Dress
d. Nut se Hair and Sping Mattresses Feather Brds
Blankets Sheets Sofa Chairs, with satiD
Carpet. olcoth Dining Roum-BuGet Extension Table.
Arm Chairs Lounges silver " er Tnreen Caster. saiers
Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea Service Toast Spoons
Fogs knves Napkin Rings, ice Pcher Covered Dishes,
ivory handle Table Cutlery French China Dinner ana Tea
let's Tumblers Wines fru and CELERY Stands Table Linen.
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale positive, without
:. T. HUNGERFoRD, ,u-.
NJ Il. CHAPMAN. yA~S"SosoAS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
c,cRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
- Orrrcs OF DsLsvsnn, LAckkvsvs AND wfsrppsl
RAfLRoAD Co. IS william street
px Ypur gat Ia txa. 4

ccRANToS COAL AT AUCTION
RArIRolD Co.. IS william street
WV YOpg. fcb Ia, lsfa \
AZ on announced By the Board Of Manager. Tor The 2d
DAY Of December ls,, will take place on "Wednesday the
2s,h dag February 1893 81 y elos ~ Al the
used a. Merchants Eichnrge, No. ~ and . Erchsnre
riare corner OF William street SIMEON DRAPER Auc-
toneer which me and place they Will nnsr Tor sale
100 Tons or FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
embracing and del tefAhe a. heir depot
Eyabeth,ori NJ after the ~ ~ Marrh nest They Wi
auction Gales about the 2oh ~ each month.
Tb ssls M \. positive Fa.h put ur will be to
the tehss, bidder bids any whatever, being
m sae Tor account ii tehaf Of ne eafnT.ny
hankhyle tuut@ " - rad ~ the
and place OF and ne balance " lke inna on re-
within Ton DAYS thereafter aud the coal taken away within
thirty from the day ~ sale unless nayteston y %
structed. Bowers who however cnn haFe an aidi
thirty taxing Ne delivery Of her 400,
ten srcsrsi Interest A. pei cert pr arnn,
will IN charged the balance from he Nfne
srulaed tor payment until ad and twenty I've cents ~
ton 70 cover the n si0ehng ins coapoh " -
raid on delivery ~ order
hitherto accepted W I'll purchasers w private c1nlfsc I'd
coal delivered q, Exahethpart tsr - applcabe To
coal VIII be delivered direct TUE On tber arvA
from the mines. when NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron th~
stot Thee conditions will bc 0di "a ~ meet toe
VITA reliable avenue fum the 1afsswanua aud NyG1.
Ing valleys 70 tfewater H. the tr8n4
days eacept-d requiring but " he ~
trains the Advantages 81 such sse and TN rrpfipr
they cannot doubt this mode seng w tosnnt 1 tlt
10 The favorable Considerable ~ lsa ht trsAe pHt e
sasners whose cn-nreiatnc = teStestfuiv fuyIi -
2, r. ROBERT. FfesdenL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

DARSUM'S AMERICAN MUHRUM.
ID THE GREATEST ESTilUsIAhM
prevailed all last and despite the bad wealthy
THE MUSEUM WAS CROWDED WITH VISITORS.
ali anxious 4 tha wonderful
THE EMPRESS or BEAUrT.
slater OF tho late
MSS LAvIHIA wARRBN,
NOW MRS. GENERAL Tom THUMB,
though not half her ~ humanity
TWENTY FIVE INCHES HI0H
AND WEIGHS But NINETEEN POUNDS
Tha amAiies, lady known, yet
PERFECT IN FORM.
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACE.
and every way charming and pleasing
BuI VERY SHORT TIME LONGER.
aud the pubc who have hem charmed With her asaa,
WHILE TX SIZE AK ~ MoRE DixisurivE,
Shr VIII on exhibition At all hours. aud appear IA Aou0D
coxaopoRH SUTTr. THE ssooO MUTT
THE sMxLi.Esr PAIR or HUMAN BEINos
ever ssen-xmaler, c,eD than
0ES tom THUMB AND WIFE.
SEA LION WHAT - I1f
NEAR SAMSON,
AQUAi:IA, LIVING SEAL, MONSTER SNAKES,
HAPPY FAMILY, &C.
A and splendid drama. entitled
RAOfL; on. THE WRECK or LIFT,
with ana elegant scsnery costumes ptopetcs. ~.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EvEHiN0,
AT ; AND ~ ococa.
Admission, -, children under tau. DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
uENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
III GREAT SALE or PICTURES INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTION

HENRY H. LEEDS \ co. will sell auction, Thurs
DAY, 26h and Friday 9TH at IA O'Clock each evening, at
the old Dusseldorf Gallery SD Broadway Great sale OF
pictures, international Art Institution comprising works
Of the highest order OF art OF the Dusseldorf MUNICH Ores
den and other schools, consigned TO william Auermann.
ESD director and Tor tn past three years exhibition at
the corner OF Broadway ana Fourth street This collection
presented to the pubic Is of the rarest and most
valuable every exhibited In tins country Among these great
works specimens by Hasenccvrr Carl Hubner Jacobs
Grun Schrade Eschke Achenbach, Seinbruck, ecnesin
ger 0rund. Martin, Iichtenberger LAchenwtts. funen
Sonderand. schenren Huntlnger, Hlimanher Also nne
examples oy the French school BY Monvoisin uete Bon
heur, De Jonhge DE Dreux, Tanneur, Lanant de
Metz, Pecrus couturier Dupre, Jules Caron. Breton,
Roser Others Also of the schools or Holland and
belgium, by Ko X Koek, z Verboeckhoven, Robbie Ten
Kare, De Vylder DillOes Ruyter, lie bylandt Madame
Ronner. Carolus Plumot Woutermartens QuneanN, Yer
&C. together with tine examples OF the English
others OF equal celebrity Included in this COL
lection is the last portrait of Baron Alexander Hum
bodt taken from life by Professor Schrader which
pleased the great hk he addressed Mr. Auemann
the following letter. tho original Of which be at the
gallery
SIR-How should be moved. my dear Mr.. Auier-
by all the kindness and honor shown to me In the
cal painer Professor Shrader combines In the happlest
great soxnomca truth with depth OF feeling
and the most iaboriou5 technically.
Considering the increasing good viii bestowed In
your country, hope that the work OF dear friend will
lind favor In your exhibition
Please because OF patrarcha (durch men
Uralter), the ilesibiiily OF these lines.
remain. dear sir
Yours, faithfully,
BERLIN. November 1883 -
The above collection Is open for exhibition free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

HlNS MANI Ih''ofi
an ars.s w Gt os tss 10 superior "s, "ar
az a s,rons assertion, Tie ani'y WI
judge one esSf ssee ear her @sa to
"sa I9s' a'"'' va ~
slads. SIG reads With ace dissemination aud ksss
ge. reader haze heard Ana ahs throws more =
Ssasa can appaaeS ne looks he ci.lacsS s
i. lei. 1A' g. asi Nary FRI rsoa Who .aa:
a Ss soulful a h ,s y voice Ar. s S's ,c.
s VII ,n ses as, Tia. q, hear I. .nSnssae,s a
rrs Gao o ,@s n ,t as ~ W 20, MART
N er.a.nls.. ausa.onyoa listen 10. e,s, word as
sSmpes h': Their s .o% sI
e.ss as.rls.a h her style which you eaone resist To
Ike I'll: sS. Of ss as or ss a.
~, ~s a%S .ue asa %ha happy py'
sssrs !. WIN sysry s%e.ea passion Y wis.
ss ~s , Ss mellow in1i as IL.
passes doy po the s.asrs sa and .a.- soa.'s pc
more esprs@. idea; her .dapsa
"oa 70 the "ss a, ae a.s Ss s ne" a put genius
s ' ss s' %
After an sS.rnee OF SI year. from the United s...>
'''''S "'''A MARY PROVOST
bad paid pTce-.osa s., 70 caiorn,. H1.r ~, HsS
say and ea sa her @ IL,
'''A' : GRo D PRENTICE. KsQ.
~" WV MISS NARY PROVOST
made her hrs, last be ore largo audi
WHOM Governor Robinson bis
She has u refined ~ and displayed
great intensity Of feeling her rendition VI the dinsuss
'''' 80 ~ NARY PROVOST.
universally pronounced tho
MOST VERSATILE Artistic or ANY A0H.
appears at the
WINTER GARDEN,
MONDAY EVENING, February %.
Ia her mAtc,,~ss soUslIon 81
PAnfnESIA. THE GREEK MAIDEN.
In the beautiful play Of ,xoo..p
supported by the t.;cs''I sasss .sSs7,
aud tho full drainatiqu~.
L hscu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL BIZ HENRY WOOD 4 co.

Continuation safe Of Gold and Silver Watches
being the entire balance Of stock belonging
70 Mr.. NJ >. Friend Declining business),
on Monday, Feb ~, al l0H o clock,
tho saesroom. 45O Broadway.
This days sale having been adjourned from Friday
ming VIII commence with lot the catalogue Dealers
requested be early aud bring along their catalogues
thesale will take place promptly at the hour stated
The contents OF tho Elec factory will be sold in
few days. comprising large lot Of Of
kinds also large lot OF al &C. of which due notice will
be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

kffLLER kENifilY WILL SILL AT AUCTION,
WI - " o'tlec>. IN IneFsy teUrBnry 20 At No Iii
Broadway the vsrar lar 70 House stable No sss
HUDSON stees being isftuves Of Hudson and Bar.
oe slrr,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

rxECUToR's sAE-HoUsE so ~ WEST rHIRTY.
II fourth street. trcc soly aud basement, hiah siocp
Eowu auue, 10 80. oi iasSSe has al modern impruv~
eufs ust Tor Nflae owner uni pattern AUaae House
10 Is, Wee. Thf,y'ghtt street English basement ltsso0
|ut In modern siyk with nderu fnirruye ent IN good
|rer -four stories, rick House No 2Carr0.l brook
IN three stories, rck high stoop z2sss rIoeiI.nt
|eiuhboFhOi, uesf Narlnl park. I0s4 Lots IN Eighty
|eond STREET wet, q Eleventh nue. Lots iu Eighfy
|rs street between Blew nth aud Twelfth en8es This
Ni be snld} order 81 the
Ferfis, BY A. llLLFR a. the Merchants PYcnanre
|lt Broa way. irsGay February "a, al " ~ s0rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

ITENRY n. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERs.-yALu-
II able collection Of OH Paintings Sketches, ac-HENRY
H. LEEDS co will seisat auction, on Tuesday evening,
valuable collection OF Pictures Sid,es &C. Daied
by T. Addison Richards artist consisting Of I'D ore
orks embracing finished Landscapes Views from Nature
in nearly al the States of the Union. great variety OF
Fruit Flower Subjects &C., which will be exhibition
above. and after "Wednesday. 18TH inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

| a UCTIuN NOTIgE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTrONEER.
will sell this day tAondavb At l01s O'Clock nj the
ieroon ~ sassaa street; general assortment &c House,
bold FURNITURE Brussels Ingram Carpets back walnut
nd msho,any paIor Suits Library and Secretary Book
iss maie Centre Tables 9as Chandeliers ana brack
Extension Dining Tables Bullets Dining Chairs. Dress
W BUREAUS. wsshstands. Beds esds Hair Mattresses.
aasses Lounges Beds IIststsnds &C., the whcie
,rnin wci worthy tho attention OF hotel
| nd house keepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
uCfi0N NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCrIOSEER.
a Az EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HoUSEKEEPERs AND The TRADE.
4 &

ELEG Ant FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFOnTE. STOOL AND
COVER.
This day Monday), Februar IL at II o'clock precisely at
he Arge residence lis West Clinton pacej
weeu Fifth and Sixth consisting OF beautiful
FOOD DacS walnut Parar S.,s coverc in rich brocste
efc plush and elegant rosewood Eta-ercs
hch plate glass doors very fine psces OF furn-
nispic i.r Centre and Side Ia ,rs T.rki-h Chairs
nd Lounges Reception Chairs ion reps: fine
rrains. on Paintings, China Vases, bsue and Dresden
figures snd Ornaments Bronze Clocks, Corner and Book
Glands; elegant rosewood fisnoorta Stool and Cover.
hsme Salts in aud black wainut Bureaus Bed
Leads WGsastan:se Hair ana Spring Mattresses BEDS,
Blankets Bedding Sofas Chairs Lounges Mirrors Rockers
YEA and asSension Tables, Glass Cains and Silver Ware
able Cutlery, &c Sale pos.tivc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

HENRY G. SCRIBNER. AUcTIONEER. WILL SELL
IL on Tuesday, February 81, at hafyast ten O'Clock,
NJ No I57 West Hoson street. all the Furniture
in said house, consisting OF Parlor Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture. Bedsteads Bureaus, washsands tine
Epgrsvng Lace Curtains Paintings Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Olcoths and also Kitchen Furniture Crockery,
GLASSWARE, &c, with which the sale VIII commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

grgsHAMs ruRsrIuRE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A ~ Establishment III West Eleventh street, be.
tsesu FIf.h and sixth avenues Furniture bored and
shipef rs Al parts Of the world Covered for
rnoyins usnurc 70 aud from the country 5stOrsge for
furul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

,xEcUTORs SIZE OF EkAL EsrtTE, ~ THE VII
the last win Ard testament Of Rev. J. o. Bauwet as.
sel, viii erpg.s ~ ph lic s.ndue WEDNESDAY,
L. ksh dey Of Fr6afy instant AZ tvo O'Clock a. M.
tens,es House n thr vliae ~ Hsckensark the Al.
resieat Of AL eeesAset consisting OF eU.nnod ona
esrn s.Ita kilfsna stables and outhnu.es upon tbe
scs situard on HUDSON street. "a sail village and
three loo II rount being together about $50 feet
rear, about ~ iest ieen for further
|c Tar. inquire of other III Obi sHba.ribers
JACOB 9. HAUEELT, ~ Hammond IT., y. v
a. l.. pLAufFLr. CIerk ~ Bergen County,
JOHN ~. ZTRfSk y, rfess II. AS " X r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

BoGART. AUCTIONEER-BY s. A y BoGAE.-
81 VIII sell "Wednesday Feb %. at IL clock AZ the
auction No North william strcetSon account Of
whom IL % storage. expenses and claims
Is trunks Of Clothing Ac removed iron the Grsrd House
q nience oil sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
, ucrloN SAL. OF ELEGANT HoUsEuoLp ruRSI.

Ia UCTioN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture Brussels aud Tapestry Carpets Paror Suits
ood ftano;orte, &C.
N. DOUGHTY viii sell Tucsdav, February q,
encing eleven o'clock, At 100 West Tw@nt sixth street.
the entire Furniture contained In sait house.
(onsistug Of BLACK PArlor Suit covered In
reps; Brocaci and Lace window Curtains. Brussex
|pery saa tasra.n Carpets Msnt.l OrDsncnts fine OIL
IiiaiinGs roewood Bookcase. rosewood aud mahogany
arblc ION Dressing Barcans Washs,ands Hedsteads Hair
actresses raar B.ia Bedding. Extension Dnin, Tnoi-
|ntet Dning CHAIRS Dinner and Tea Sets swarc. Ac
|r.--tae whole 10 bo SOL for cash rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

UcTIDN SALE OF cROCKERY AND GLASS
HENRY g. EVANS aueonecr, will sell In lots. 10 suit
asrs, Tuesday, Febrary 81 Mt 10 o'clock, ~ IS Maiden
he al. kinds of White tsnn.te, Printed ana Common
|are. superior Boston tsss Ware, Fancy Ware ac 10.
e positive for cash and goods carefully ,spsak-d Tor
|ippins
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06

THE CONTEST ABOVE THE GRAyEs.-A correspon-
dent of the New York HERALD writing from Gettys
burg thus audes to the traces of the struggle at the
cemetery
Monuments and headstonCs lie here and there over.
turned Graves once carei uy tended by some loving
hand, have been tramped by horses feet until the vest
ges of verdure have disappeared. The neat and well
traind shrubbery has vanished, is but broken and
wthered mass of tangled brush wood. On one grave
lies dead artillery horse fast decomposng under the
July On another lie the torn garments of some
wounded soldier stained and saturated with his blood
Across small headstone, bearing the words, To the
memory of our beloved child, Mary lie the fragments
a musket shattered by cannon shot In the centre
OF the space enclosed by an iron fence, and containing
OF half dozen graves, few rails still standing where
they were erected by soldiers aud served to sup
port the shelter tents of biyouacking SQUAD A fami-
ly shaft has been broken to fragments by SHE'LL and
only the base remains, with portion of the inscription
thereon. Stone after stone felt the effect of the eu J.
enter that was poured upon the of he hill Can
Numbered aud foot and horse soldiers trampled
the sleeping places of the dead. Other dea were added
to those who are resting there and many a wounded
soldier still lives to remember the contest above those
silent graves
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06

We don't the Intervention ourselves we don't say
that isn't coming, but don't -that ALL some OF
our most asute contemporaries it as PLAIN ss their hana
and as clear mud Louis NAPOLEON 10 tine de"s eI ma
china, who goiOg for to CO. TO do-"na' VINO kho"S
We don't We don't think that either LOUIS NAPOkED or
Lord PA1nRgsToS love the United States much; neither
would they like them started again on their fOrmida
ba If ACKNOWLEDGEMENT But how much do they love
us7 How likely either of them to engage in war on
nr without exacrg stpulations for their OWL
benefits at the expense of our interests.
It may do harm 20 scan the looks OF the wealth
ar abroad but it best the meantime, to take
at home our safe against the storm that
around us.
1t would indeed be pleasant to see the clouds rolled
away from the armament and the sky once more clea
above But they not rolled away-the storm still
RACES We must i: meet perish. We can meet it-to
me Can there be but one answer!