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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11

u,u pufLpERs AND corrRAcroRs
MAILED proIsals GILL no r~csived until w~dn~fdsy fyh
iass u ocssk n v ess aown ssd rsnevs he msiss.s
sr,sss scviv 70 WILLIAM II Dug
oass - feriiiara Issasssc. ccmrssy.
~ n~slsay.
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A UcTIoN MOTTO SALE.

A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
N u. H.. CAULkINS. Auctonccr, 0nlco SS9 BROADWAY.
MAGNIFlCENr HOUSEHOLD FuRNirufE, 80,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND hANrEL Mikkoiss'
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD pIANOFORfE.
SILVER PLATE &C., &c -.
Tnis day Monday. May H. rain or shine. NJ W. O'CLOCK
NJ all the superb and costly Furniture Paintings stata.
ry and Works OF rosewood DRAW Room suits elegant
Panoiorte. Mirrors Velvet Carpets, &c
tanned the residence 28 Fourteenth street Eehth
The auctoneer calls the spe<a attention o. the
public 10 this sale, bsingahe largest and richest assort
neI OF Household fnlniture offered auction this
good order The whoe viii be perempt0y aud absolutely
Sold without the highest bidder iol cash
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eageres marble tops and
with mother OF PEARL rosewood Centre Table stauary
Bile top; fun suits OF Drawing Room Furniture; ee ant
1ete-aTete Sofas two Arm two he option ana eight Oval
Back Chairs carved and covered IN thtce
coored satin brode OF the most description two
Console Tables n,ad with buh and tortoise shell Brocade
and Lace Curai French plate Pier and Aan,el Mirrors
with rich gilt frames superb Sevres Dresden CHINA
Vases, rich, decomcd Paran marble statuec- OF the
season. Artistic Bronzes, representing Nent aud Morning,
Z ne OIL Paintings &C antique Lava Vases, ebony Gard
Table Velvet Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs. Bronze
Clock, runs one month; Oh Paintings b. Rousseau lnman.
Hunting On, ole. Lcgs.nd and other cn.inent artss
MAGAIFICANT s..YEN OCTAVE PIAhoFoarE.
carved legs corners finished all round
wood stool covered ia brcade embroidered cloth Cover
Books and husc. Hal rosewood Eatsnd, Oicioth stair
Carpets &c. Chambers. second storyKchy carved ross
wood Beds ads, siyie Lonis MY Bureaus and Commoes
Stands. Brostanls couch Arm Chairs Curtains Shades
Cornicrs Hair Mattresses Beds and Bed Ing, decorated
China Toilet Ses. Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Of every
kind Tea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery oak Dining
Table, oak d ming Arm Chat = &c. -.
No postlopemeht tartmen attendance 10 cart pack or
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WINTER GARDEN
y Doors open al '' WEEK
SEASON or \ gRRIMEsr
20 Monda Aeyening Nay II, onssgnsn.ce o. tne ennu
1871 nnd ae,ainaiions Of drlA WIN "hon the young
MR. J. s. clan KE
was eiyed Friday Saturday, by OVERLOOKING houses
ia ms eAt coiIie mpersp alton Of
PAUL FRY.
SIMON PUhEFOY
JACK ST. fPARD
De repeat d
Monday night Plancho's new comic drama OF
HIS JACK SHEPPARD
ana the uproaFtopsy funny standard comedy OF
Both Pronounced
GLORIOUS COMIC SUCCESS
TINS theatre crowded last cscning with very faAi
ionabie audience for the benefit Mr. j. Clarke TIA
pTs wsre Paul Pry and new comictrihe. by blanche.
called Hes Jack Sheppard" We haze Paul
Fry better performed The audience WAS kept in a
suht roar 81 laughter The plot o. Hes Jack sheppard
expressed ny the TILE Te 10 laid In London, epoch
ll@i simon Purcfoy (Mr clafkc), simple hearted ock
ne. Is mistaken for the renowned houebrpaker series
are ikccccivcd MIR Clarke defeats former.
we inter and eirts continued laughter ana applause
thc oelsht'd ludfcncc The Pie md
VII De repeated eyefy cvennr-Ncw Yor. Herald
MT = Ciarkes ncht IS. night a. this thcatrcwss at
Tended ny an audience snic emily large aid rn,huRss TO
a II the most sccossfn Of the eca5un The per
iofmthcr OF Paul Pry proiuced unusual Tor
ahhir play Mr. Clarke being called before the curtain 10
rec I've the strongest nosshle compliments OF the bo
mig :, G new drama, sJackSS elpaid The droley OF
received with such Ia render irn ton
iNaispcisibe-New York II ibnne.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
fr SALES AT AUCTION.
A BRAuAM vANDERP0oL & CO., AUCTIONEERS
PEREMPIORY SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS, sTATUARy BRoNzEs.
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART. AND ARTICLES or vERTU.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

On this day (Monday) May II,
Al the eea ant residence
Sale comensins < il oeoeE preci St''
Magnificent rosewood Pianoiorte
f ssa1s and and SSla osaadss:
Extra large Pier and Mantcl Mirrors,
Dresden and sevres China Ornament.
Artistic Bronzes. Marble siauars, =. -.
China, Glass an Silver Ware.
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture. en- suite
The Ss asd h1S S @
friends and the public % this sale catalogue comprising the
offered action this Furniture made . order
Tor By cty naser een L. US, less than eight
months ana s1%piss ' So6M % rouse
E tsss
Arm nG ana Recspon en-
ed with satin broca.el richest description ooi Eta
a
nagnIAeenl ssvrses yass from Paris or present
s .sy r sa e Ss
two match pinngs Summer q, and Winter By Cole
Scenes al The Cours Of Vera les ana Luxembourg pma
BY . q
Rs Csrs Gard Snd ches sa pr End
nscSn
round icss and i ease made ORDER
p ~ cyrs: .sa :fn
CLOTH slf Carpets ~ so y eminent artists
Elegant carved oak siicboaY Extension Table ruby ut
And Engraved CRYSTAL Glass, Decaner Gobets. Cham
Sevres China Punch Bowl; rAhly decorated Dinner Set go
pieces all china and from TIE celebrated house OF
fepin Co. P4ris Coee Urn Casters Savers Din.
ncr and Tea service. Cake Baskets Oyster Turecn Butter
Dish Napkin Rings Nut Crackers oons Forks sneiei
Cutlery ana Linen Arm Chains, Oval Mirrors Clocks,
Bronze Vases walnut Sair Carpet silver
plated Stair Rods 0ilcoth.
CHAMBERS
newood Dressing Bureaus edsteads, Armorea G'ace.
Gomnodos en- suite style Loas XIV pure Hair Mattresses
biankets. Sheets. CoGnerpancs walnut Sofas, Arm and
oval back Chairs Brussels and ingram Carpets Engrangs
Toilet SETS Easy Chairs. Curtains Shades Also all the
furniture OF servants apartcnts; also Base ment and
Kitchen Furnitnrc; also Family Cnach. made by Wood;
load wagons, single and pair OF Horses Harness.
Robes. 49, -
B-The above elegant Residence for sac Inquire Of
the auctionecys Is Maiden Parties wishing attend
1he sale take Firth stages
House. b. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving at
eecnh street doors from house
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DSdikihnta ROOM, CHAMBER AND NURSERY FuRSI-

a UcrroS NorICB-AN EXTRAORDINARY oPPoR
"A tunity for ,,-....... ..s rr.,.,...-..r.
Elegant Household Furniture,
MONDAY. MAY'll,
No. III Clinton place. Eighth street,
Sale commencing a. II o'clock PRECISELY.
--s"'''''' yelyc.. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
A w so-y Table Cutlery and Silver Wa re-
ROTH auctoneer woud call the attention OF parties
Of class furniture to the above rae which
comprises the beautiful Parior Chamber and Dining
Furniture offered auction this season consisting OF
soid Parior SUITE richly carved covered
French brocae rosewood Etsrcs elegant mar
pie Tables Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges covered
in ak and wors,ed rsps: Reception Chairs .ad Lounges
Curtains tine collection OF Oh Paintings variety OF
China and Paian Vases Mirrors Chandees Bronze
~ day Cock, Corner and Book Stands, -
~ MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PfANOF0RTE,
STOOL AND COVER, cost $50,
elegant Instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case ali modern improvements In use only
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Two solid bscs walnut satz covered 10 French and
stcads Bureaus. washsands Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Loungrs Cnstrs Rockers Sofa Beds, Tea and
TAbe Buffet, " oak Dining CAairs rch French China
sets ruby cut and engraved Csrans. Decaners oblcta
Tumbl-rs Champagnes, Wines, Casters, Wines Tea aud
Table spoons. FORKS. dne ivory Cutlery a.
NJ B-Frrnure cxpfessmen viii be In attendance 10 cart.
PACK ship Goods for pufchase
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SAVES At hucTroN

g HERMAN co. AUcTloEEERs. WILL SELL ON
o. is s'cS Of SIR manufacturer and dsaiei eossis.ns
slsafos and o'hcr Snokn aud Che Tobacco
snow Gases, Counters Fixtures Also large lot % OH
cloth. Carpets &c. Sale positive.
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A UCrIoN NOTICE. -rERkMPT0RY SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
on account Of whom y may concern ai ,,cr,ovpvv

"a ELEGANI HOUoEhoLO
ON Of whom II may concern
RUSSELL W. WEsrCUTT, AUCTIONEEH
nsasuiacent House hold Furniture
Rich and costly Nantel Vases and OruamenM
gcperbly carved seven octave PiANOFORTE,
Silver Plate rich China. Carpets, &C. &C.
This (Nonday) afternoon, at o'clock pr cisely, .
A e rcsidence il Tw street, Seventh
The comprises the entire contents OF tie house,
mos OF W tie present owner and used but two
,nonshs The whole will be old permpory rain shlne,
offerina extraordinary irducen ents TO purchasers
1 n"s~ S Elegantly carved cost $500!
Marble top Music Cabinet Stool aud Cover.
Three fu Suits OF Rosewood aud Walnut Psror Furniture
In three co red, Brocate and French Reps Rosewood
Esserrs Centre and Tables with sta.nsry tops. Two
Carpets Turkish Lounges, with chairs To match Ladies
French Escrltore, Reception Chairs Ototman s. large
and collection Mane Vases Bsque aud Par an
and and Paror Ornaments twenty
ne On Paintings bamask and Lace Curtains, Oh Shades
n6dikifNsa ROOM, CHAMBER AND NURSERY FuRM
supcr Rosewood Bureaus steads rete aTetes Spring
Seat Chairs Rich Carpets. oval Mlrrors French Enray
fnes Flower Vases Chamber Suits Clocks 3c Oak Dining
Room Furniture. Bullet. IA, n.ion Tssstsch China and
l3lass Ware, Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery with
rse variety Of Mahosany Furniture s2ta Beds SUPERB
reinforcement cash deposit required 81 all pur hasers
Men the sale 70 cart pack sd snip goods Tor pur
chuaef
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IN COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OF Household Furniture Csrests hirror. Curtains;
and Bsssmens Furnsrc cOias. suis $c coLTo g,
Tuesday NAY H. ~ O>f ocosn NJ 70
Broadway Blocker street, the entire FURNITURE o.
families removed TO the store or oa .,s
Among this goods BE- found any quanuy o.
good new hand Parior Dining Room ana evey
Wilton Three ply ard Ingram Carpets feather bcds ana
Hair Curtains cornes mahogany ana rose
wood Bsokrasc. and Centre Tables, Gothic Bedstsads
several Frech Plato Mirrors Together with any quantity OF
ara uene
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LBEKT H. NICoLAY, AUCrI0NkER
"A REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
ALBERT H. NrCOLAY
~" 'A "~s@s' MONDAY Nay II,
"A 3k O'Clock th6 Merchants Bxchangs 6aiesroom l03
Liberty street.
HEGULAR SALE,
For account OF whom it may concern.
ass shs Amer Coal Co.: 80 shsCty Fire ins 90. So
"a Beekmau Ina Co... rs 20 New World Ins..... 80
. q MARI. Ins.... g y nanufac 4 Me- Bk.. icy
70 Hanover yank.. ..... iW -. 49,.
iSyy Rutland and wash!n RI per seat bds 1870
I0O INDIANA State per cont preferred canal sto X.
iSO Fox Via improve Co. LIST. mtg per cent bds
IC0l u. g. $40 Treasury notes.
S6O n. Y. 4 N. II. RK. lst mtg BIDS
"sA' ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
Stock Auctioucer and Broker,
No 81 William street.
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A = CRIsfALAR, AgcIIoHBEH sALEssoox NO
O'clock, large sock Of foreign and donessc DRY oe<o
consissns % mscs so,crsd ssd ng.s.d snks Hernoes
frints shestns shifting ana 7sbis Linen sus sss 40
Ribbons ehtfis and Drswers Stella and Broehs essts
1nbrodsftes ana LAces Ia variety Ac casAlosus q Ala
A .. l. SMITH, AUcrrorEna, wnL SELL. 1u,s
a.. DAY q u ccl9ss y ssayvss.ss street. Juscssa o.
Ninth and Third aveaue. ronswood parlor ana
ose bsck walnut "a, rueesoo4 and mahsgany iedruo.
s: % 81 s::sas "a ': 1890 - '': G:
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AUCTION YoTIcE.-Boors AND snoo.
wN N. HOLLINGsHEAD. AUCTIONEER
BY CHARLES C.svARREN.
sALEsRoooMs. % CoRrLANDr STREET.
RK0ULAR AUCTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
fExcius ely Commission Goods,.
BY TIKI PACKAGE ONLY, FOR CASH.
ON TuKspAys AND FRIDAYS, At iot O'CLOCK.
TUESDAY, MAY L., WILL INCLUDE
EIGHT HUNDRED PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES
COMPRISING VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS.
And embracing eonsignnents from the principal
fAoturers In New England and New York city.
A ucTIoE NOTICE
WI HoItN0sTIEAD. AUcrIoNEER
a,ss taEGul.AR SALE or
BOOTS, SHOES BRoGAHs, aAITERs AND
BALlxonALs. AT AUcrIoN.
ga. ON WEDNESDAY,, MAX Is.
AT is,l o'c0ocK. A. r..
At sALEsRoon or
1T wHrTEHOU0E
NO. Is CORTLANDT STREET,
CSmpnsns One and seasonasie so0ds direct from manu-
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uKNRy D. MINER, AUoIIoNEER s EsAihE!SHEv1eoss
sohERvILLE viii sell Il auction Tuesday, May ". At 10Y
O'clock At their salesroom, 81 Nassau street. general as
Of sale eonsissins Of Engish Velvet nedson brus els
and rosewood Suites IN
and green silk and brocatcl: black walnut do In
French Plate Pier Mirrors Extension Tables mnho
and rosewood Furniture Sofas and Chairs
Centre and Tables mahogany Bookcases One fnrni
turr Olislohs Hair Stair Carpets ana kods
ronkery &C &c Also II O'Clock, complete set OF Eng
ish sterling Forks aud Spoons are nearly new and
.as nv Harrison of New York OF and finish.
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ucT1on SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD rCR.
n siture--A CR1sfAI.AR, sucfionecr, will sell on
wsdnsssasy Nay "a =, ~ ocoek ., . ksst Twenty
assortment Of superior Paror. Rccepon He'd and Dining
hc0n Furniture For further particulars sea tomorrow
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TNDWARD sINnENICH. AUCfIONEER .CoLIKC-
~ ton Of fsintses BE rropsrtX q Deere
Esq By IVES 20 e he D.!n- o.sry sSe 1 rs.
bic coircton q aintings Brsns:s yssss and Esssvnx
the property O. vsRdenhoH Bsq Tho Paintings include
very beautiful Cabnst rcures Of the knsi,sh Am:r
ce0 BsIgian Dutch echoois and Will repay the
sttsntto1 OF conno seurs the lovers OF An gencrsy
Among the repr sented arc Henretto knnner on
hart Muller e. sup 70 speamenl; Van Best Ierrns. z
ssat,rci Tsnneur Cournont Rondei and oihers Also
few Anc Bronxcs pair OF superb Eruscan Vases and
be ready exhibition and from Monday evening nay
IL CalaloQuaa ready.
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DANIEr II. BURDErr, AUcTIONEER.
u UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF

~ UNITED STATES MARSIIAL'S SALE OF
Steamer Sunbeam aud her Cargo.
CARO- OF priSc schooner Mary Teresa:
Cargo of prize Schooner Mercury. aud
Cargo Of prize soOp Wac. - -
BUEDETT, JONES co will sell on Saturday, May H.
II O'Clock Union Stores Brooklyn by order OF Hon
Gideon Weles Secretary Navy, upier the direction
OF Robert Murray. Esq United States Marshal cargoas OF
BaA aS HAMnwAGr Po2gs, AMP Nm sH aoMsi pEy
s"STE.S6 H pRuGs LEAP HRn ISL AZ IRON.
THREAD, FLOUR and
~, TUK'ENIis.
STEAMER SUNBEAM -.
with Ler Tackle Apparel aud everything on hoard belong
ing to said strauiet
Terms cash. Catalogues ready Oh LIE 18th Inst
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EDWARD sIETzEkIcF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y tory sale e Sgss q black hSrsss or waSS" sna r.
Wssi Toireenth sest on Tuesday. MAJ y a. 10 ococs
baak Horscs, loas tsls well ma.ched and yeAn old
warranted sord kind and seattle. elegant travellers and
thorvusy good saddle horses Top Wa male By Wood
Bruthcrs and Double Harness. whip. Biankats 4c.
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SHkRIFF'S SALE.-FURAIrUNB
- RICHARD WALTERS, Auclionrer will sell on Tues
oy May ~ az u cock 2l West Twenty second seet
quantity o! frsi class Furnurgvil psses and niain
Oarlets, mahogany Bureaus Bedsteads Bcddng mso
,hy ami Easy Chairs Extension ia les Sofas Gard Table,
hhchen Furniture, Erockery. &c - 80 -
THOMAS IT, FrHRfs Denuty
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M. MERwIx. AucTIovEER.

- NJ MERwIN. AUCT1ONEER
"A. BY BANGe MERwINA CO.. Irving Buildngs 5ql
and SO broadway. Tuesday afternoon May H. 81 o'clock
and the three following days ~ he sane hour important
sale of comprising conslgnments from
leading publishers valuable Standard WORKS, ali de-
trsted and richly BOUND Books VI Aso Photogrsph AZ
catalogue, 70 be- had at thefalesrooms
UCTrox NOTICE. -ExTRA LARGE SALE or
IN Crockcry. China and Glass-WM. W. SHIRLEY, auc
Homer Nay "a At 10 O'clock a, 81 Pearl street. By
Granite and common War; in lots for city and country deal
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ID MECHANICS HALL. s7z BROADwAY
MONDAY, Nay ~ and every Dtrht duvsng the week.
BkYANTs nfksTREiA
the rceisor In the following attractive
ITALIAN AIRS ny sATtvK AETnrA
nossrpR TIN paS6Sio~ TiiE RAW HICRufrH
ExgxrT snAxsRs j. ''''''' fiis rshsEcf cuREs.
LITTLE xxc's J EssEscs ''' "''s "' oLDx.YM
Dave Reed and Dan Brysni IN trir is and isaxkabs
CHALLENGE DANCy
AsDys BfrNDKRs
Mr. Puffy. ~ W Ghrn Handy Anir Dan hysss
doors open 81 IL rises 81 clock ncksts noe.
Norios -sataIdsy, Nsy B sgsni
MATINEE. AT OCLOCk.
For the Benefit ~ The Irish hesf fnnf
Woops MINSTREL MALL a..
SGgs:,,s s,nes: nessl II.s2 wssd r,ssr,,s, A.
CROWDED hoos noas sopELfIss IL" A0D'''s'
WOODS nIssrKEIs
IN TIE BEST PROGRAMME EysR oFrynsD
A''''' woo Axr IL, wiilLIAv nssnii, n...a'
THE skhlor r,,f si ssIinoAD xrrroslo hk scho'
wnsss al DE- SILVER cose" =. "
ChAriey Pos. Ness Hsy Cod While, Henry. f>k.
wood Glenn. 1lwteardi. Master Wood fsAAs brothsrs
Gaf aisguL Haaisrn, f<ls. Lsria Ac, A.
Doors 81 7. ss oeort Trksss 70 essts.
sorfcp NO connection with sny TRAVELLING compsny -
sumlng tho name Of woods MiDsffls"
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TTExRY D. MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO:
III 4; Nassau street opposite the Post Office. MINK
sOMERv LILLE sell auction. TUESDAY, May W atl0H
ocock on the premses Broadway the entire fixtures
Of the established Dycing Estabshment eonsistng OF
Gamer BOILERS. large small Vas, Presses, Rollers.
rabies ac Sc whole to be sold without reserve and
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w NJ WITLEK5, AUCIIONEER, sEIls IHIS DAY,
W att dock. Mt s5i Canal street two parlor suns
two Pcr ana one Mantle Mirror Lace and Damask Curtains
wood Marble TOP Centre Duing and Sher TABS Vases
Clock Shades Mahorany Rosewood and Walnut Deisloads
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Table and bed Linen, rich
TspcF,y Trec,py Velvet and toher Carpets on Cloths.
stir Rods aud Carpets, Hugs Mats Matngs Wardrobs.
Marble top Dressing BUREAUS. Walnut Stands Toilet
Ware9Sos Beds Lounges Cane aud other Chairs Rocking
do, Extension Table, China ID and Tea Sets, silver
Ware Cutlery Stoves and Coosing Utensls with every
thing necessary for hons' keeping
Also, 20 liar Matrcsses seven rolls Carpets also
Mattngs Oh CLOTH &C. Packing andlhpping from premises
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r,uy DaAnATIC HEADfsg WHICH WAS rosr
ps.sa .. wsdsesdsy las, 70 soeselsss. 81 q. sofs
svsn wsf va IN he
stSss rrsna q ykgstsss ssfsff ~ f~sBiy
klrd street and roarh sFsnse 70 css.aafnS as ces
nasJO DISTINCTIONS. NJ okon0E = DossOs,
ID ne eMsmpaoa banyctss 81 W. sg,f 49, es<Ar - ~
s.sslSss $40 e~f<s ssp~tga snf guarantees % faskr
srf p<r~a pay r.pify vthy tAs sshe. trest.efs ~
a. ms~nf o< o. ~ c>ser sfr~st Hso<e
<,osuRs. coHurs cont M --sxrfsIrIos o. SHE
= mssxay ns>a
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f,osuEs rHr caxuviQS ~ rHt scsxg ov ron
~ sss Jsrry, - Ne Be- h>~sfy fhss,ss
v,xrsA cAnD-uAyfso co~CLt Did NJ N.
~ sssrr.ssi rilA NJ Hsssy wei -isss.s -
srssS On $500 s><'s~ Ton b 49,. 1x L.
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SCHOOL AND HOME EDUCATIoy.-FRENcHA AND
- English Classical and Commercial School (establshed
1861 40 West Tweny srth street. Sixth avenue Mr.
DERRICK takes charge Of limited number o. boys only
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

haitian was al island; never since New w.
waa q city; never under Indian rule. nor )nt.I
rule, nor the rule II the Cnion-~v3s lho,,
such large body Of soldiers concentrated h.,
as at tie present moment The rioters .,
reported 70 have information that here aya ~,
CT forty Fedora regiments on this sud h ;.s
immediately adjacent; and it is possible tEaI
their information j. not very erroneous.
The army OF conscYipts will after al. j4,,xI
the Boston Courier be chiefly composed #
volunteers, Out Of the three hundred thou aa3
men demanded by the authorities, not 2oro
than twenty thousand if wo may rely On psc,
emf appearances will be composed d 17afas
men. The re1naindar like the rest ofthe arm,
will be volunteers, the only difference being ths;
individuals instead Of the Government haya
paid the bo2ntles,
Ouartermaster General 11eigs has ordce3
where horse is captured from the Confederate
proved TO belong To loyal citizen, ]; shall b.
returned 10 him, or if necessit0ub services pt
vent such return, it shall be paid FOR,
Government has taken possession o. the IS
tate Of Giesborough, the seat Of WasbjogtM|
Young, ESQ, for cavalry eneampnont on
large scale. This , lace is Just across The
mouth Of the Eastern Branch, opposite thai
Washington Arsenal.
4 letter from Matamoras says that ihcc0nty2.
band traffic has greatly diminished Of late GIt|
Mexicaus, owing to the unsettled state Of t}el;
country. are becoming afraid to invest their
money in cotton, for tear that il will fall
into the hands Of the French. There are nov
in storage at Matamoras upward OF Of twenty
five thousand bales Of cotton
Yesterday quite pretty female, arrayed
Ia Bloomcr, called ut the Office Of one q 'M
substitute brokers in Washington end Offered
herself for a substitute She YES dcsroua u
becoming 3 substitute for some one Who VI
q hospital steward or mail agent, an / '7hen VI h
formed by the broker that be was nor proTa
ing substitutes tor such persons, 5he was ""'"t
TO 20 as private, E
An extensive sale Of condemned (5overT men E
stores has taken place 81 the "aTeF1oh"
Washington by order Of Captain Dan'el
Thomas, Military Store keeper i. 5 3. !"
stores consist Of camp and garrison eQ0IPas'
unfit for servive, and clothing, hats, coats j@'
falcons, drawers, stockings. &c, picked up
Provost Marshals and other officers from oes'I
ers, and cIuhing belonging to deceased s
diers The attendance Of bidders was 5 9G5n
large. and among those present 1 we're o'I Gin |
from Philadelphia, New York, Boston, W
c!nnati and other places. Il
The late heavy weather OF t1atteras p'U'.
the destruction Of several vessels, a. Sc IA"
already learned. Beside the United ofa1Ss VIC ~.
Bainbridge before reported, the steamer '''oIS.
Greek was also abandoned II the :a 1} 5 ~ b