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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Revolution in Eurons.

Ii now appears that the rising in po!anl took
the leaders Of the disatIrcIed party more by sur
prise thsn It did the Russians. A letter in the
Londsn Time, thus explains the character Of the
outbreak
"The tne for general uprising having been
originally 6Isd up N for the summer, the leaders
of the national conspiracy at first endelvored to
rspres, the passions Of the people and defer cbel-
lien 10 season more epporlune in self and dis
tsnt enough TO allow oil their preparations icing
mpeted. But the rage and despair Of those
mark ed ou, for enlistment would hear Of no de-
lay. Step by step the leaders, who for a couple Of
years had stimulated rebtlli were dragged H.
to premature Outbuts, by their too docIe disoi.
plss. A, the masses congregated in the forests,
il appeared unadvi,Able to leave them to he
slaughtered by the loe The destruction Of
couple Of hundred would have hardly changed the
original intentions Of the committee at the head,
i, may be s,id, o. The nation but the loss Of "a
considerable numbr. of ardent poirots might
nave gone far to serve the ltussisls' turn aud de-
ter the people from engaging in another cam
pagn so3n after the failure OF the first. Gradual
~, though not willingly he leaders OF The secte
organization were constrained to countenance'
what at first was 10 be regarded as On exodus
rather than an insurrtction. Arms began to be
distributed among the patriots, anu leaders skill
ed in military science were placed at the head Of
their rsving columns. By the good services of
the committees agents they are kept informed
Of what is going on in the neighborhood the
peasants supply them with provisions the priests
lend them their aid, and the muluhrious resources
OF the decade system are turned to account in
their behalf Ia troops varying from 200 to 2000
men, they scour the country with a view TO eu-
courage the formation Of other bands, to fatigue
The enemy, aud to prolcng, if possible, the guer-
rilla war until the spring. and the expected com.
motion in Russia proper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Patriotism in the Army.

The following resolutions were recently adopt.
ed by the 10Th Vermont Regiment,
WmaRgAs, We have learned with deep morti-
6cstlon that reports emanaIing, no doubt, from
the harts Of traitors or towards, hav, gone forth,
which represen, the Vernon, troops now 10 the
field r clouded in dependency snd wanting in
ust patriotism which aciua,sd their fnt step.
in the grea, work It'll before ,h,mi now, there.
lore, ths. our friends may be rsaaured, and ,rai.
tors everywhere be inlormsd just where We stand,
Re,olr,d, Tha, We have svtrr,sird.d the pr,s.
snt rebellion q, hsl.born, and that, difficult ss
,hS task may sssm, II become, the impsn.i,. ds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

evening Rev. Mr.. Murch,on preached from the
text, And they shall call upon the rocks and
mountains to fall upon them &c. 1t was dis
joined DISCOURSE yet quiet plain and practical,
with feryent patriotism, containing really some
eloquent passages, quite equal to many efforts
made in Northern yestries.
This letter is simply report. defer till
another opportunity any estimate Of the capa-
bililes and capacities Of this class among the
blacks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

The st. Lonis Nsip, ha, seen a gentleman
recently from Vickskhurg, who says the canal
project, ii not successful IN turning the str am
away from vicksburg will certainly prove
Of sufficient depth to snssble our aees TO 70.
through ii.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Corsls, agatcs and crystals are found on
many stormy shore thus the soul dud'
Gods most precious gifts in the rugged path
oil sorrow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

ty Of every true man TO devote hi, entire euer-
gie,, and his ife if need be, to secure it, eyeras-
ing death.
Resolved, That we regard all northern men as
double trAiter who cry "peace' upon any terms
other than an unqualified submission of the rebel
lous States.
Resolved, That reverses, though to be regret
ted, should not discourage, but strengthen the
determination Of all loyal men to conquer.
Resoivsd, That, as a regiment, We have ever
entertained the utmo,t confidence in the Ultimate
succe" Of the Union Army.
Resoived, That we hail with delight the Efforts
Of the Administration and Congress to maintain in
the field an efficient army.
The foregoing preamble and resolutions, signed
by all the officers present. were read at dress pa
rade this evening, and unanimously adopted by
the regiment with great enthusiasm.
". G. VEAzY,
Col. Comd'g the Regt.
Headquarters Sixteenth Regiment Vermont Vol
unteer', Camp at Fairfax Station, Va, Feb. 2jd,
1868.
The COpporhcads frequently tell US that tho
army agree with them in their present f4ctjous op-
position to the war. viii they favor US with some
resolutions passed either by brigade or regiment
or company, or corp0rAl's guard, taking the Cop
perhead visw Of treason.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Terms.

400 pr year or 81 90 for ihree months 10 maisub
scribers I'd those taking the psp from the Office
s500p year or 81 rs fer three uonhs 10 village sub
scribers-- delivered their houses places Of
business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonsbeterms: Orders
re solicited, Nv. WILLARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
LIE DAILY TRIENEN

Ispubl,h at Tue Fireman OFFICE. Two editions
sreseed In Tor the mail West, and the stages
hat leave a1tpeer in the afternoon the other In the
mernlnsp 'esson Tor the morning mails. Each edition
aims tho st ttelegaphe the time Of going
to press,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11

A UcTIoN koT1cE-pEREMrToRY SALE OF THE
~ elects OF family removing To Europe
ID. ID. CAuLKINS. AUCTIONEER, Odlce S26 Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOT sEHOLD FURNITURE.
sUPERBLY CARVED kosEwooD fIANoTokTs.
SILVER PLATE, &c. &C.
This day March IL. rain Or shine, i0h o'clock A. n.
a. the superb ANA costy Furniture. Paintings, Stauasy
7ocve Pianotore Mirrors Velvet Carpets contained in
the resdcnc 8 Fourteenth Eighth The
enctoneer calls the attention Of public this Sle
a bcinl the largest and richest Of Household
al made Tor the present. and Ia In good order The
whole VIII DC 9eremptory and absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
coasss OF carved rosewood Eta2rcs, marble and
French r'ac doors and Backs ladys Work Table, inaid
With mother of pearl rosewood Centre Table,
be top tut suits OF Drawing Room Furniture elegant Tete
aTcte sofas. two Arm two Reception eight o. nj Back
san brcste OF the mos: description; Con
sole Tables nlad with buh and tortoise SHELF Brocade and
Lace Curtains French late Pier and Msntel Mirrors with
l1c gill frances superb Sevres and Dfesdca China Vases
richly decoated; Psan marble of the
AEtsue Bronzcs, representing Night and Morning. ine
Oh Patutiu &c antique Lava Vases ebony Table,
veve Carpets. Rags Turkish Easy Chairs Bronze Clock
funs mouth Oil Paint ny Rousseau Inman, Hun
tigon ,oe, Lc rand and other eminent artists.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
carved and finished Mi round
fniaid WIT pearl and solid pearl Keys cost 800 Music Rack
rosewood Stool oasered IL Drecado; embroidered Cloth
Cover Books Dad Music; Hail rosewood Ha,sand Oilcioh,
Stair Carpets, Chambers, second stnryRichy carved
ROSEWOOD Bedsteads. stvte Louis XIV Bureaus antC0m
Shavng Stands Bookstands Couch Arm Chairs Curtains
Shades orn'ccs Hair Mattresses Beds and Beddng
rated ChinA oi' Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF
every knit Tea Sets Snvsr War;. Ivory Table Cutlery. oak
No po.toeacmen Cartnen in attendance to cart pack
chip goo!s for purchasers.
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t,t,E- oF THg sEw WORK WYRAI.D lDAtLD
fsl ~ A. lTl. "a fsfe NafVh 49,
a.. gtasa 4nd rk0.eI Pc -. IA64snO % -. 4 80
Ne Ngs res, n7.S
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A kERIcAS THEATRE.
"A THE SPRING O. caarX 2es" s A,bY OPENED.
G cso&BDHD ' Pox f e 70 DONE
THE GREATEST c g nipfs; or ARTISTS
THE ENTIRE o Sis ip' wSD srrxp
" of a;iH ;d Az hzSk THE cHArr
tina. the public viii act fail % repay the mos,
ss, AL tt 4n Tsf A nAaTS 81 9f f nsx Wos
A'5s sTx& 81 s Ts STAGE
$E $ $$!:||::
the world famed Comic vocsl. and D.ocr from
AND f Shssnfk rAafSf * issAs
Mr. Collin. :. .ssro~edgsa ,, tho ores. aud public Of
II SEEaTssT c yaE , AsEIss !. o. THE .sE
r msSS1 nffEaRxsc z rs * AMERICA
rnrs cwKSSks6 Ds P,'I EVENING.
rHs ass snS.sw ,srAr~r.
For which house VS. ;sSsse N our agent Europe
MISS fRASeEs LIZ nov,
The beaHuful psnsso.. ann Vocalist
w.nsoLp. RIGGS whaaRS' LETTINGS. xasrgR
GRAND sAIiSEE on SATURDAY AFfEasooS.
i TBE sew IDEA "a sR9ADwAY.
VIII VILE S Srs s sSsSsf S slYr s.sSs
y G Grsss 1 SsR s sssns
csra 70 ,ns res1e-fh.t ,le nsn'. q man u. nam,
Of book u. name q plAr ~ anu.snen. Il q
doubt; yet row many iad.sdu.l.o .ah q o.tso. ,so
.tbos ], sseei saiiao. l,s ior ~ boos Aad ~s lsas
the oyersrainns or sn~s - ss,a- ,as name. q %.
this cay, Important iesaE, u. svdenty se-msd
10 BE- se sny sa sa.r s 90. h sseS hs.
been enacted wlsin iseir Door, fh.e ha,. ben
e.t.bii.hnaenI whes .tout q etco.e nsns that
s IL: g % ss !. re sEw g,
= es'ar, 30, DE. :. .so,. = ,,sTs.,y ss.rsa,
gss,su oonss.rssn n ,ss card Firss The rrs., aim
n.nsed % y ssleea % ~ eey In on. snerenu..s,
srppnG sch p 2. usual seom r.nl..n,.
i.. los ~ iapsSrHsy .ssns ana, =
'' "e~ ''-''''"s sIS sl .' sssp . best
r. ~ and s'1 a. .Sss ~. 's
nance viii fuiiy susfan'.. ,. ss~fii"n
s s.s, &C.: 49, " .:;'
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W. ahs'' BALLET rRogry
RAJ se found = ,ss eoan,ry ln sa,sr ,.~'. .s'e-
's.s ,.,s r' si, H q So . y
si III VII VII siln prrors sLlh fGss IS
nLLh. nKAA.H, nLLE TAsY yLlb .ilLoI
sL Llk SosdosD' Wiz wnLls. Nile cnossssa
Win IL os IL mr. tadl~. ssd gentssn 10 .~,es q Bsv
and orirn b-ss the vsos aBasr tss dffocign 4 no
cssbfs'sd $780,. .x.,.,-.,,
sd. = s' z ~ s :, :. r.srosiss rss
sSls. ~ Won sss.sssai. srr , saias
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~ss y. siisI. y ss eshss, ossbray sIndas ~ts asy
10 nssr,isasd ~. besplsa s9i sron lsi.hsi
MISS ALILssos
b'f ''N sH cWas VicpoR
ne al.rasd apls ill also - fAsaia.i. TO- pasisf
a. ~. y. oans - -, y ~ o. as.,t,,s ,..ais.,
- UECNgarsA
wh y, !, , ~ 80 y $3.50 - 90 ~
~ DAVID gEAmAs
.hose w ~ sure gA4anirs - - geis4 5000 ~
III ssnsr ~ ). sssn ,hsi ~. - ordinary sn,-,
sunt NA tas A. M nsisr ihcnslvNs Ntih
~ " ~ rraiisga forspsH y gey 81 tfrs nnf~r
M ,grprle aaorfnsts rhst ma - espssse ffva. ~
49, .hlta - uudi riaunF 49, hs hlg4 y lss
~ ~ ra.a hFl have ~ fsaf a psiug w ne sefsan
tls ryies n nia.lDn ia ne iai~utsgn ~ n'ansFs
=, 80 y esrfY ~ whss ~ sllt
10 - n dcri--t ana ins pf9e ihs trnfai =
la IS .ns ~ rsftsa - sus~ fss@rysS 49, y .ee
.s'saiF bose t0reiBg " slFss
ngsiee.- sot oaSs 90 y frsn 10 s'fsss $50 49,
fs,S.s~s sAy b. sr8sf 90 Ies. ~ seat slsa
nsseF lAtss man -. eeAs = ,...,.,. s,,s..
Sg,i-e-A f-- yaans lie. -ssis4 ~ - 81 =
Most ~ nutsssa dsnoefs
.,su1y 400
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xpAxrgD-A yiRST Tgsoz sisgth Fpi
w MDuniN Ra~NrGfLs
ky.ly Vol. MAJ III ~ $500 'ha " -,
~ 49, ~ :. 60 shn~ 49, sst~w1t
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AmUsEMENn.

NIsLo's GARDEN
waDNEs sss .ad s ssR,sss i W "@ssae'
FRIDAY. M .r,Inn a x.sou !.
o. u.u.. ccS s..1 La. LAST y, sos .. sirs
or rii isf roWss DR. LOVE.
m. Celebrate. s s:,,, oA s,;s. .s.OusSos
NJ PETITE sl9n.r C: ;. -.
'''' '''''''d The l R5;ssssof CROWDED g
WIN Delighted and Arprefaiive audiences
Il. rsoa y G.rs.s e S~
ps s kaayS" .aS S.% .aS Ea' " A0a. p'
enc 10 ..s.s IT, x Il n * oAlsr
MMH MARzErri aAd -
a"i's Mo renowned a E;,5s ., s 1872
ns..~ L. :? h:% 'f.'ss ss1 v.
ns.a.~e. S sssssi. s.s s..s Ii r u.....
";s s sssSs s,iI :ssS A s. E
GaA 81 ;e ofs . rs 's sssgS
MISS oARSH sss as4oHIsos
SEATS sEcysED TasEE pArs IN ADVANCE
w 10 ss:e ss q Is. ris:. 40 ss
7SoSlG1s s; Il s sss & X .'''.
OF the d'''''sa''fssfa s S: Mss st'; Fsoyosr
supported '' sR s.i I%wR IsSSs si Sxhan
-, WEDNESDAY, EyKsaxo. .ARca q. ;,
Appear 70 her origins. ~ FA M. Of
!. Ha'"''. popular I g;S = " " LIONS
rnonne Mary rrevoa
o'Ss' ,,JssSSr h.. s::i
Owing 70 It's Grsa. success.
q rehearsal. tho powerful drama OF PLOT AND PAS.
Marie, tho Fo".anrea t,he Female a.meles!
Boz Book open from Ito O'Clock
RR2oKLYN xcADEkr or MUsIc.
SSs SaH SsST inv '
'sa' q Brooklyn h H 4. TsSSs with
only in her great aAa'i LADY : EDITH,
aas tn g.. y s ,n% % % folly
J; e. T.;
novel g. "Ess, Lynne" and admirably dIsm.ti,ed BY
' %ss' s: e: s %
rrs sAFI adTas i!ER 81 . n Tie
EDITH" TUE GREATEST PLAY ov THE AoE.
On Wednesday evening, March H. viii be produced the
OR, THE EARL'S DAUGHTER.
With Sceaery aud Dresses and tho following powerful
LADY EDITH u.r,,n. ,,vyov
MADAME VINES ''''''''''''''..'.s*' ."AiLDA HE"ON
Sir Mortimer Rnshon. Nj aeo Pauncefoo
Justice csoa HAIRY fer.oa
Richard Keith Frank Mordan
Miss S~mphroniA Moreigh Miss Meysiay~r
Mabel Keith Miss France
ACT I-CHE BRIDAL
ACT THE KLOPEMEET.
ACT 3-THE TRUTH.
ACT 4-TIE 1OvERNESs
ACT 6-rHE LOST HOME.
Admission %
Gallery. 70 c-nts
THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
will Monday the Dor ONCE OF the
Academy and contiaue until the evening or
A GRAND PANORAMAs ON THE SAME NIGHT, AT
r BAkVARD'S Hall OF Art, $50 Broadway Tho Mssts.
sppi The War; The Ohio and tho Missouri Only 70 cents
admission Children 10 Every evening 81 quarter
TO eight and "Wednesday aud Saturday at two.
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yOrTON SALE or DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWEL
"A Movements. the largest retail stock offered
ss,,c,lsa this yesr- NJ. ORISTALAR, auctioneer, q
Bowery will sell Thursday, i2h instant. at Icy O'Clock
10 Diamond Articles consisting Of Cluster Earrings
Br,sches and Rings single stone do do do Studs sleeve
1utous Crosses, Bracelets, Necklaces, ranging
aarter cArats ench also very Cluster Diamond
assortment Of fine Gold Watches from the celebrated manu-
factories Messrs Jurgcnscn Becsley. Roskei Tobias
Robin.n Moncas John, on and others with number OF
oliver Anchors Levers and Cyndersi also about 40
Movements Plated Ware. Regulator. Jewellers Safe,
Show Cases &c Also one large outside regulator Cata
eog,-s al ase.
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--,-,,,,. sALns At Auction: .,,,o-~~s~
m UcrioS Nori0a-so0Fs Ard SHOES.
WA NJ HoLLsGsHEAD. AUcrIoszER
BY CHARLES O WARREN,
TABLESPOONS "a 0oRrLAxDr STREET.
asouLAs Ayc1!cs SALE Go. OF ! BOOTS AND SHOES
si'sil' Szs 81 f aSISat & o osHssa''
EVERY FRIDAY. AT IOx O'CLOCK.
THE CATALOGUE FOB THE SALE OF
FRIDAY, MARCH is WILL INCLUDE
SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES
BOOTS AND SHOES S' 81 EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AISASx Z s4kEs 4 CO. AucrIosEEHa
HOUSEHOLD
"oAAs AND ARTICLES OF vERrv,
III
"Wednesday n DRawae A1 sooas at o'clock
Superb Of Brocsde Carsin. 0onoes Bandsasd Tas
%. :s sss S%Ss
with brosa,eof the richest Descriptions; Easeres
sS sls
ae" o sOsnwoo6 sESES S ocfaVE affYxsopoRrE
ssnes ssssa carved legs ana case made to oder By city
a m
easth stnn Carpet, OIL Paintings by eminent artists
DINING ROOM Ms vrsesfes I'll
Oak Buffet Extension Table elegant crystal and ruby
glassware China Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee Urn.
Saver Dnner aud Tea Spoons Casters Cake
ke,s Knives Sutcacke Napk Rinas Table Cutlery
Linen. ArUahars. SOFAS. Oval Mirrors, Bronze Clocks.
CHAMBERS .L.- t-s# r.. ny stt.a
Rosewood Dressing Bun Bcdsteads. Wardrobes Com
aodcs suite: superb Hair Mattresses Blankets, Sheets
Ac walnut 6ofns CHAIRS. reps harcoth
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Also, all Furniture OF Ser
vann Aar, cents Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture
n Bfsries wishing to attend this sale take the Firth
81 Sixth at tho Asor House and ST.
Fcho opolitan Hotels leaving Sixteenth street.
lew doors frenf'thc house.
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THOMAS REILLY, AUcTIoNEER NO NEW CHAN
bers street will SELL Wednesday, March n, at 10Y
oiock Al - Cedar street. lot OF Machinery pay
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A ucries, NoTIsE-wI5LIAx IRVING. AUCTION

UCfioc No rnS = n, ikviNd. AuCfIoN
s. Cedar this (w.dne' da March H. 10Y
o'cs~cs. assortment OF Household Furniture consisting
Of Brussels Ingram Carpets two rosewood suits In
b-,-ssle with slip overs, made BY Baudone rosewood
and -apho.Aay Dressing Bureaus, black walnut and
hocany fgrnrh Bedseal-. tainted Cotase SUITS, marble
coss Pier Mirror, with slab and brackets Straw
Pal iisse Cylinder Hook marble top Centre Tabcs
blacS asai Suit In mahogany and eak Exten
Eil.IAu i.nrnl AZ ~
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A SSIsftSr pUARrERMAsrER'S OFFICE, CORNER
n " q end Taenyss-ond streets. Washington, d. c..
ma Oh y. 1865.
va b. public the grounds on street
bet ~ eny-hrst anf Twenty second sweets. Wed
March Is about eighty 80, and
lestbss o-ongng 10 the usfternaser's Department. Thu
Iron ia to II Quantities OF h0s and
0l oaads and u. leatber 10, less than ave hundred
800 pounds ibs privilege tho whole The properly
Il. d. b. 81 wllhn sin days after the sale
r.rns cssh IN government funds :. .e.#n.....
cHAs n ToMPKINS
Captain, A. q. NJ, U. "a
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I z. HALSEY, AUCTIONEER.
81 BY j. 4. HALSEY CO,
Salearooms Is Liberty street.
THIS DAY (WEDHESDAYt March II,
At IL O'CLOCK.
On the premises No. 900 Canal street.
The contents q Hat and Cap STORE consisting OF Hats
Caps 0entemens Furnishing Goods; signs Showcase
THURSDAY, March IL,
AT l0L O'CLOCK,
A, our saesrooms IS Liberty street,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
HALDNARE, FANCY GOODS, &c.
In great variety lots city and country trade
Catalogues ready morning OF sale.
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IL ana Asrops N ,hls e.y gives lseky numssr. caases
speedy LET he public b. deceived BY
pretend sho~ The isen>ss ~ the fntur. husband N
you wish the truth all Madame RAY CITY references
b. her orc- DO S~senlh A9snuf. Twwuty
Dventh street. Ladies' 70 cents gentlemen ~ cent.
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TAMEs n MILLER WILL SELL ON THURSDAY.
NAH n at II O'Clock the Merch Exchange sales
ROOM Broadway rhe balance q the properly aley owned
and orruped PeAaa consisting 10 Lots
with me valuable water 'front.' situated Seventy fourth,
and Seventy sixth Streets beween Eleventh
and Twelfth This property besstfuly located
and ready immediate improvement Also some valusb
Lots on iO and 2d streets between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues Sale without
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v,NANFLIED FURNITURE-ALL STYLES AND
~ pTicss al0rChsmb-r SUITS walnut aud chestnut Tho
best assortment 70 ne cliy Wholesale snt rt ~ ca
nj WAkltES NAtD.
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t,crfoS SALE POSITIVE SALE ~ PARTITION
"A Ill No "A Dey sret near PttAdway store - lot IS
~ ~ Merchant schan4r ssi-fop' ~ % 'i"sS 90
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A UcyION SALOON MONDAY, MARCH Is. AT II
"A siock. Tattcrsalis Thirty nth street and
81 the ht.nes er, the splendid mahogany
bay Stallion known Captain Taaddes v. Mo;
desalp 10 hanis nch hign very stylish, yeas OLD.
eoaud Kind all hs Good pole not White
hsr black legs, and tail and warranted 70
mite % a j AMI seconds.
tn. above no noticed several mes ast fall In Wilkes
sphh 81 N Tnss for h. peed and beatty Also top Wa.
Skelcou Wagon, double Harness singh. set,
EssAes Robes Tan raiterSslrs until the day
t- sale TIE p.digee sf the horse will bc The day
Of thu s,l- wx. LANGLEY, Auc2oneer.
HENRY PALMER, "a
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sALBS AT AUCTION.

U z. THOMAS. AUCroEEER-Bx s. no Ns
By al. z .s wYny e a .sn1 sn q oSs
rH09As Ssn g; .. fsSs,s.y; na,ss ~ a.
New York the ssoek and r.tases % ,as Essesnh street
q Sal. counters Meat Bocks Neat Benches Racks Trays
good new; Hosst windlass aud all the Utensils 10.
abot 100 of Pipe Horse Light Wagon Butchers
Cart aud OF HArness several thonsand Bricks
large quantity Timber also theobck Building 2sxAO
aud Stable together with unexpred lease OF
two lots Of ground At yearly rent OF $500.
ID r. THOMAS. AUCTIONRER-BY WIN. TOWNSEND,
-: Win eel on "Wednesday, March H. q 10Y ccsoes
A. NJ at Ito Ninth tbs entire contents OF hoard
ng House conssng Of forty Beds ana Bedstesd. Ohai.
Ing Machines aud LARGE lot OF other properly generally
found large establishment Of the kind. Also the con
Of tho Butchers Store Fixtures Marble Slabs Desks
Racks Blocks, worthy the attention Of the trade ana
others. Sale rain shine
n BURKE CO.. AUCTIONEBRs -sALRsRoOM
". No. 0reenwich avenue. will sell on "Wednesday.
nth instant at IL O'Clock that we'll known Liquor store on
The corner o. aad Mott with the Les Of the whole
House. having private entrance and being adapted LOT
general busness affords great inducemen 70 business
men, Wall Be sold without aud a. sacrfnco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11
I B-wno HAS NOT HEARD or rnE ckLE.

81. Broadway above Lghteerth street the piurs
and who b. consulted Vita .nure sstsfsrtlon.
she has al She tells the VI uture vile OF hus
hama sss thai Of her visitor n y0u wish truth give her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11

NO InFOSIT1ON.-hzDAME sTNEK WIS BVKN
and pane, re.dsr Of tie day Have you not ssar Of hs
wonderful lady called talented Has
heart by false lovers, II 10 id
wee Comfort ali events through life she brngs
rcther long separated speedy shows
the keness ~ your future husband or abssni frend
She i, proved
and By hundreds daily sne cagrriy
she ID only that depend upon for rnv sas
faction No lOl East sevsnasntn street near Taird
nus Name o door Gcnilennen not admit I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11

A UCTION SALE OF t'ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ Extraordinary opportunity for housskeep
Th. day "Wednesday March IL, al the large, first
house Us Clinton place, between Fifth and
commencing ut l0ls O'Clock. consisting
Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant Paror
Euts covered in brocatr reps; marble top Tables
Mirrors ewocd aud mahogany Bedstead@ Bureaus Wash
twrny Spring end H.r Mattresses, SOFAS Chairs
raircioth Cam Seat Chairs Rockers Clocks
Vases Tea Tables. Curtains SHADES Exens Table, oak
ha,e Iovnars, GAS China and Silver Ware: Table Cut
herr, &c. sale positive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-03
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

OFFICE OF THE X. q. NJ, l7thInfantry, U.SA, 1
Fort Preble, Maine. May sth. 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Tuesday, juno 80, 1868, at IL O'Clock
M, for 5000 five hundred cords of hard. seasoned
merchantable wood-onc hundred and twenty eight
cubic feet to the cord The wood to be delivered on
the wharf at Fort Prebc in lots of so cords or nm
wards, as may be required.
All the wood TO be delivered or before the first
day of September next.
No proposals for less than fifty cords will be re-
ceiyed.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the names
OF two responsible persons TO enter into sufficient
bond for the faithful performance of the contract
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for fur
nishing wood TO the command at Fort Prebe."
The Quartermaser the right TO reject any
or all bids not considered by him to be of benefit
the Government.
All contracts will be submitted to the Quartermas-
ter General, for his approval.
bidders are requested to be present at the openin
of the bids. HENRY INMAN
LIST Lieut.. 18th Infantry. Il. q. NJ, U. S. A.