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FROM LOUISVILLE.
The kentucky Union State Con-
yenti0n.
Rumored Guerilla Work at Wood

lou1ss1LLE, March 19.-The Convention
nominated Joshua F. Bell for Governor, and
Richard T. Jacobs for Lieutenant Governor
unanimously adopting resolutions affirming
the principles embodied In the Joint rcsolu
lions on Federal :dairs, adopted by the Fed
eral Assembly, and alleging the devotion of ou,
resources to crushing tho rebellion, opposing
foreign mediation, denouncing the acts Of the
Southern confedcracy in Kentucky, and re.
qucsting the Federal and State Governments
to take timely and energetic steps to defend
Kentucky against invasion.
The train leaving here this morning is re.
ported captured at Woodbower with General
Branan aboard. Severe fighting is said to
hare occurred. Further particulars uuattain,
able fn-nf0hf
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frank all the official communications of Col
1cctors and Assessors Of Internal Revenue, IS
well as those Of their deputies and assistants,
s1cK AND WOUNDED soLD1HRs.
The number Of sick and wounded soldiers
in the various hospitals around Washington
falls short Of 5000. There are present ac-
. commodations for {, 900 more
CHANGE OF CAVALRY oFFICERs.
Col. Wyndham, who has been engaged upon
the outpost duty Of this department, has been
ordered to join his regiment in the army Of
the Potomac. Mai. Gen. stahl wil succeed
to the command Of all the cavalry forces in
the Department Of Washington. He is re-
garded as an able and truly patriotic officer.
, 1863-03-20
FROM MEMPHIS AND BELOW.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CAIRO. March 70, 1863
AdEices Of later date arrived to-day from
Memphis, but the news to you Is ANTICIPATED
BY telegraph last night
It Is thought below that the success Of the
canal opposite Vicksburg would obyIatc the
necessity Of completing the Lake Providence
scheme, aud that would be abandoned for tht
present.
A Large movement Of the feet transport!
and gunboats up Tazoo Pass is taking place
more are going up daily. In / short time al
Of McPherson's corps will hare gone this w,y
On the fate Of this movement hangs the flte
Of Vicksburg.
CAIRO, March l9.-5Te hive Tuesday even
1ng's Bu0<tin. It contains news from Young
Point to sundaJ-nothing Of Importance,
however.
Nearly all the troops have moved up to Nil
dken's Bend, in consequence Of cncroach.
ments Of the water below.
The work on the Lake Providence Canal
has been suspended from some cause,
It is reported in Memphis b7 way Of Gre
NADIA, that General Sherman is in command
Of the advance down the Yazoo River, aud
that he has had skirnishing for the last three
days. AL our troops are said to bo In good
spirits, and all have unbounded faith in ou1
success.
One thing is ominous. Tho secesh Of Mem
phis wear gloom neTer before manifested
since the war began.
, 1863-03-20

IF1tm TIC Cncasu Fost-WN az Uemocfat1
The Chicago 1mrs, Of yesterday morning,
In further prosecution Of its purpose to d1iTe
vote the Democratic ticket ut the coming
election, declares as sound Democracy that !:
The professed Democrat, therefore, who has bis
senses about him, and is deliberately for the war.
Il not Democrat In nct, hut m Abolitionist OF
the most radical, violent, aud destructive kind
This declaration, If true, would read out OF
the Democratic party more than two-thirds Of
its members, and reduce the time-honored
party to the nero personal friends and COM
panions Of the celebrated J. Wesley Greeae,
the ornamental Japanner.''
, 1863-03-20
THE ATTACK ON POET HUDSON.
Our dispatch announcinr A Federal at.

THE ATTACK ON PoRT HUDSON.
Our dispatch announcing Federal at
lack and defeat at Port Hudson, On the
Aississippi River, comes exclusively
through rebel channels, and must be re-
relyed with due caution until further con-
drmcd. Nevertheless, it has the basis Of
TACT, as our news elsewhere will show that
The Federal f3rcc had left with the pur-
pose Of attacking the place, and with every
hope Of speedily reducing it.
4 glance at The map of Louisiana will
show Port Hudson, on the left bank of
The Mississippi, twenty miles above Baton
Rouge and 1856 from New Orleans. Ninety
miles further is Fort Adams, ten miles be-
Sond that, Ellis Cliffs; thirty, Natchez.
Ticksburg lies 125 miles above the IT. =.
city, being just 400 miles from >, '.ev a.
1o".," All ce t''r-= 9ccp1:.,, :.,ea ;nc,,,,,;n.
245 miles Of the riycr arc IN ,,d;stnrhat3 :
possession Of IT,: rebels.
Port HUDSON has been made almost im.
pregnae.e during the long months Of un-
disturbed rebel occupancy, since in June
of last year our feet from New Orleans
Sailed By unchallengcd to cooperate with
our forces from above before Vicksbure.
There is no point on the Mississippi that
4as 50 crcat natural advantages for defense
on the land or water side. In front, the
river, suddenly narrowing, rushes vio-
lently through the tortuous channel, rem
dering naval attack hazardous and diff
cult in the extreme.
na failure has just bcfal1cn us there, it is
before such difficulties as these TINT Admi~
zal Farragut has yielded and retired. It
will enter into somebody's mind to regret
That the occupation Of Port Hudson, as the
key to the rich Red River country, was not
occurred while the task was comparatively
an easy one. 1t must now be won by the
hardest fighting. Of course no one con
templates for IN instant the possibility that
it will not be ours. The intelligence Of
recent events there will be awaited with
Eager interest.
, 1863-03-20

Reported Rebel Movement on New
befn-1Iorc Blockade Running.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 1s-Thc Rich
mond Examiner Of the 18th has the following
dispatches:
RALEIGH, N. C., March 15.-Gen. D. h Hill
came upon the eneny's outposts at Deep
Gully, on the Trent road, eight miles this sido
Of Ncwbern. The enemy's force consisted Of
four companies Of infantry, and one light
battery.
They fed across the river and DESTROYED the
bridge. A Yankee and buffalo were cap
turcd. Gen. Hill was moving on NeHbern.
W1LM1SGToS, n. c., March 16.-The British
steamer Britannia, forty days from Glasgow,
arrived yesterday with valuable cargo. The
steamer Gertrude, from Greenwich, Scotland,
arrived at Confederate port this morning,
with a valuable cargo Of merchandise.
, 1863-03-20

a few days since brilliant little move
ment was made in Tennessee by a part of
Gen. Negley's corps, in which the boys Of
lie Nineteenth Illinois four Chicago Zou-
aves) had share. It was soon over, and
The rebels skedaddled, but q squad Of pris-
pners were taken. Among them we're
thirteen Of the witnesses collected BY
.BuelFs Court Martial 10 swear against the
brave Col. Turchin, some months ago.
The delight Of the boys at meeting these
friends Of Buell. under such fitting circum-
Ftanccs was intense, as may be supposed.
, 1863-03-20
Capture Of SmuGslers and their
Goods in 11nrtfnsburE, vn.
fErQru the philadeInffA Innnfrerl

~~oAF LIZ AFAAAAa4h8UAE5s y A&
From the Philadelphia Iuquirer.l
An important arrest was effected in Mar.
tinsburg, Virginia, last Friday morning about
three o'clock. The arrest WAS made By two OF
the United States detectives, lately appointed
By the War Department.. There were three
lately appointed in the United States service,
and this was their first dag upon duty. The
articles captured consisted Of quantity Of
contEaband goods, valued at about $4,000.
Among them were combs, brushes, shaTls,
dresses; medicines, dress patterns, erape,
lace, United States aud rebel uniforms,
and large lot Of miscellaneous articles,
too numerous to MENTION Two parties were
arrested with the goods at the same
time and place. They are from Wilmington,
n. c., and passed the lines upon leaving the
Confederacy, By way Of Cairo, Illinois. They
intended to smuggle the goods via Martins
burg and Winchester, but fortunately we're
caught in their .nefarioRs enterprise. The ar
tic1eS were in three large boxes, resembling
those used By the Adams Express company.
In them was also found laree mail, from
persons in New York to their friends in Au-
gusta, Georgia. Among the articles Has =
large lot of)eWelry and two splendid diamond
rings, valued at sig hundred dollars. The
parties and their goods are now under arrest
at the Military Department in Baltimore.
They were requested to take the oath of allie.
glance to the Government, but refused. This
important arrest gives a key to the whole
transaction Of smuggling goods by the route
used, and shows that the new detectives have
already proved themselves Of efficient service
to the Government
, 1863-03-20

Delaware is small State, but large enough
10 hold two classes Of citizens representing
Cnionists and Copperheads. We recently
published Gov. Cannon's patriotic and noble
Proclamation and message, declaring the su-
p1emacy Of the national Government. Both
Houses ofthe Legislature have just passed the
following:
Rfso{etd That the doctrines OF Governor Can.
mont address in regard to arbitrary and la.yes ar
rests are, II carried out, fatal to constitutional
liberty. destructive of the peace and security oi
our people and deserve, and hereby receive at the
indignant rrpudiation, and arc declared worthy Of
the sc'eEest apprehension Of people who inherit.
ca tic privileges Of frtemen and wish to preserve
them unimpaiFed ~ F
, 1863-03-20
Union Demonstration In Mis-
souri,.

II rom snt ST Lou1s Evening News, 18th
"A very large meeting Of Unconditional
Union men was held at Middlctown, Mont.
gonlery county, in this State, last SATURDAY.,
the 14th Inst It was attended largely by til,
substantial farmers in the surrounding coun.
tIy, and was marked throughout by great en-.
thusiasm.
The resolutions reported and adopted
declare for cessation Of strife between those
who are in favor Of tho Government: express
confidence in the President; regret the diyis.
Ions at the North; recognize the Constitution
as the authoritative law Of the land; declare
1of m energetic prosecution Of the war; en-.
dorse the Presidents Proclamatfon of Efnan.
clPauon, and the suspension Of the privilege
Ut hobfas corpus as sound war policy; and de-
mnnd Emancipation and Colonization fol
, 1863-03-20

TTO1N V1fUFICS1ON+ -. e.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10,-The Rich
mond Wigs Charleston dispatch Of the 18th
says:
Captain Dicklcr, with detachment, went
to the observatory at Hilton Head, last night,
where the Yankee signals were stationed, and
captured the whole company keeping watch
there, consisting Of one Sergeant and seven
priYates.
, 1863-03-20
Confirmation OF Gen. Btcvenson-Cpu-
c1usfon OF the Chippewa MI.4tou-
Can't Stand Dixie Land-Dend Lett
TEL. 0mc~-LcttcrA Of Assessors and
Collectors to be Frauked.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune1
WASHINGTON, March Ii, 1863.
CONFIRMATION OF GEN. sTEyESsox-MAGSAS-
IM1TF OF MIR. SUMNER.
Brig, Gen. Stevenson, the officer who was
arrested By Gen. Hunter for having uttered
disloyal sentiments In the course Of person.
al difficulty, into which he was dragged BY
his quarTelsomc companions, has been finally
confirmed BY the Senate. Senator Sumner,
who at first opposed the confirmation, yield
cd his objections upon the personal appeal of
Gen. Burnside, who asserted his confidence in
the bravery, skill and loyalty of Gen. Steven
son. The Withdrawal Of his opposition By
Mr.. Sumner is all the more creditable. from
the fact that Stevenson Vas one of the set in
Massachusetts,, who have go bitterly assailcd
the Senator and endea1ored to destroy his
political inflreuce.
CONCLUSION OF THE CHIPPEWA MISSION.
The Chippewa Chiefs, who have been some
time in this city, finally had their business
closed to their satisfaction, By the ratification
Of the new treaty By theSenate e'onF Frlday night
They called upon the President next day, ae-
companfcd By Senator Ramsey and others, to
pay their respects before leaving for their
homes. They were well received, and had
"big talk.h The President assured them of
the good will and protection Of the GoYern.
n1ent as long as they deserved it, aud they
promised good behavior in the failure.
These Chippewas hare been settled around
Gull Lake, in Minnesota BIZ the terms Of the
the treaty just ratified, they are to be removed
as tar Northwest as Red Lake, thus opening
up valuable reservation On the Mississippi
This treaty contains some curious stipula-
tions. Among others, 1t provides that the
superintendent Of these Indians shall be en-
trusted to board composed Of ministers ex-
clusiyely-all white and married.
CAN'T STAND DI1IE's LAND.
The tide of refugees from the South con.
,tinucs undim1nished. The number arriving
here daily is from twenty to as high rs seven
ty. Their passage through the rebel lines
without difficulty, confirms the belief that the
Confederate authorities are solictous con
cerning the supply Of food, and are willing
to dispense with every consumer who cannot
be made available In their army.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
The business of the Dead Letter Office has
largely increased the past year. The amount
Of money taken from dead letters will amount,
during the past year, to $4,000, an excess Of
about $So. COO OYER average years. This large
increase is caused By the renittances both to
and from soldiers in the army.
TIE THIEVES NOT ALL OUTSIDE or TIE lnA1,
The mysterious disappearance Of consider
able numbers of horses belonging to the Gov
, 1863-03-20

New foRK, Marc6 19.@A KingstoA, ia
port that Admiral Wilkes boarded a British
vessel laden with arms and ammunition for
the French army at Vera Cruz. aud havinr
reason to suspect they were intended for th5
rebels, had them conveyed on board his ship.
The vessel Was not detained. The story Gre
ated much excitement. It Is suuposed here
iu Men York to be canar1,
, 1863-03-20

From East Tennessee.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 1S.-The Rich.
mond Dispatrh, Of the 18th, has the following:
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March II, 1868.
The bridges on the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, destroyed by the Yankees
some weeks since, have been replaced. The
regular schedule will be resumed tomorrow.
, 1863-03-20

new YORK, March 19.-Deserters from the
rebels from our fleet of Mobile state that the
rebel Admiral Buchanan, with four steamers
and ram, made an attempt about four weeks
ogo to attack our vessels of Mobile, and was
only prevented By one Of his vessels running
on . snag. The attempt, however, is to be
Wade again.
A letter from aboard the Susquchanuah, of
Mobile, states that the rl9f attempted to
reach her by i submarine torpedo, but faile1.
, 1863-03-20

BALTIMORE, March 19,-An iron safe be-
longing to Adams & Co., containing S2o, 900 in
money, and large amount Of securities, was
stolen from the Northern Central cars nea1
Monktown, while on the way from this city.
, 1863-03-20
A Counterfeit $500 rsi11

NEW YORK, March ia five hundred dol,
lar counterfeit bill on the Central Bank o1
Worcester, Mass, was detected, to-day, 1T tue
banking house Of Thompson Bros. The man
perfect: Several had been sold in Wall Street
before the detection
, 1863-03-20

tEAt the Cooperation Election last week,
IN Peru, 1ndiann, the unconditional Union
ticket was elected by q majority Of thirty
over the Democratic. Peru is usually Largely
Democratic,
, 1863-03-20
4 fresh 1fu7nor of the Disaster. to
the CoIOred Expedition.

NEW ToRK, March 19.-Port Royal letters
say that rumor came By thp steamer from
Fernandina that a force of 1000 negroes,
which asccnded st: MaEy's river, met With i
severe reverse and vas probably captured
This seems to confirm the accounts ria No.
hi1r
, 1863-03-20

The French In Mexico.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Galveston
-Nt1es Of The goth says IN official letter from
the French Consnl at Matamoras, states that
the city Of Tampico has been captured By the
French troops.
, 1863-03-20

TIE NORTHERN WOMEN CAV Par TIE NA-
r1oSA1, DBBT N Ten YEAHs.-1n . speech
ut Manchester, N. H, the other day, the Hon.
Vim. A. Howard, in al1aaing to our national
debt, and the products Of onr dairy, set down
in the census at t1a5, ,ooo, COCA year, remarked
that in ten yeas cur women can churn this
debt all out,
, 1863-03-20

PORT Hoop, n s., March 1G.-Wc haes
been unable to work through the Newfound-
land telegraph cable since Thursday last and
fears are entertained that it is broken, or that
something serious has happened TO the oper-
the Newfoundland side
, 1863-03-20

SIR: have read your dispatch Of the LIST
ult:, accompanied by list Of loyal citizens re-
siding in Chill, who have subscribed to fund
for the relief Of the sick and wounded sol
diers Of the Union army, and by Il bill Of cx-
change for 9497 sterling, rcmitfing that tund
for the purpose for which it was destined
Tor will be pleased to inform the subscrib-
ers that their proceeding will he viewed 1T
home with great scnsibility, as doing honor
ism. Cure will be taken that their bounty
shall be 20 bestowed as to reach the most
needy and worthy Of those for whom it has
been offered. am, Sir, your obedient
servant, VIM. II, SEWARD.
To THOMAS q. NELSON, ESQ, Etc, Chilli.
, 1863-03-20

Gold in Richmond.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Gold in Richmond
is 400pcr cent. Transactions arc reported at
eco,
, 1863-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Navy Depart
ment has been informed that the gunboat
sangamore on the STU captured of Hill;sboro,
ton, having run out Of Mosquito Inlet.
, 1863-03-20
The Defence of Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, March 10 The Journal edito
the defence Of this city by foftifYing.
, 1863-03-20

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
- Notice L. hereby given that the undersigned.
Administrator ofthe estate Of Roya Mooers 'teeeae
y of an order OF the County Court Of Scott
scE heseoa 1os @ t1s sssr eshtesn hndEe4 sa
The hours Of ten O'Clock 4. II. anu nre o'clock P. .
On the premtsee. on
Friday, tho arst 1st) day of May, 1868,
Al Or 50 Euch Of the fnowtsg estate Of the said
aofAl Mooers deeeated. Al will be necessary to pay
LOT TWO C2}. N BLOCK EIGHTEEN (1s,.
In Wocots Addition to the City Of Chicago together
with The house and other Improvements thereon.
ALso-Lots eleven f1N, twelve 1} thirteen (t3l and
fourteen tt> In Block thtrtr D in School Sec
ton addition to the City Of Chicago. IN the State Of
Illinois.
Sale to be on credit Of nine 9 months. and take
place on the PREMISE The purchaser giving and
approved security. aad mortgage on the premises
secure the paTmelt 0f the purchase money.
Dated this twentieth fedth1 day 1f March. 4. D. 1873
at Chicago. III. THOMAS HOLLOWDUSH.
Administrator ef estate OF Royal ooess deceased
mhe0brEt1feWEEY
, 1863-03-20

$4,000 ',t2 WoRTa eth g OF E,:5s5:s REAL l.
.rewery Tor account OF manufacturers i rare Chance
for parties Eishns 70 tam their lands and town lots
into cash, Call 1t ~ Dearborn street. address Box
8Tl Chicago III. n. II. SAWTELLE. Auction and
Comm1ks sion Merchant. mills blGE- II eod-net
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
n r fNiry FOR HDtlaFkEErEKR

A UcTION KOTICE-Ak EXTkAORDISARY 0PPoR
n rUNiri FOR HOusEkEkfEks
Over $l0,0vD VI handsome Hovehnld Furniture.
Is bRUssELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
A. public ancton. by Roth. Aucteossr this day trnes
dAyl, October iS II O'Clock prceisaiy Ai the lars
Swelling lD West Eis tn street {clnton place
between Fiith and sSth aveDues consisting oi brus.e
and Ingram Carpets solid rosewood Farlor sat cover
ell with rich French and maroon 6rocAio onr
solid bla walnut SUIT covered In san eroo.ni w
rose wood Eaa.r with French plss back and DOORS ross
wood marble top Tables Turkish Easy C ar. covered ln
green ngured reps; Lounges match LAdy's Work lAnr
herepuon Chars, rieh Brocatei and IAes Cnrt.ins
bronze Clocks China AMI farlan NsSfs thAndehcrs,
hAGNlFlCENf kOs.NOOD plANOFOTb,
STOOL. AND CONkRi
IN elegant Instrument richly carved legs and
eAss' iuh seven octave. al modern improsenenh,
CHAMBERS AND DINING Rooms.
snasmc sait OF blacA walnut furniture. hne sofa, ono
Arm Chair and sr oval back Chairs covered yese
rwpsi rsewooi and black nut Bedst-ada Bureaus
wsnsAnda Corner and BooK KsiAnda Lounges Chairs,
kokers covered In harcloth Mirrors Clocks ShAsa Cur
tsns siI HAIR aud Spring Mattresses order Er
tension Tablo twelve oak Dining Chara rich Bohemian
ana French China Tea Sets engraved DE
caners. Caranes, Gobles Champ@gpsa Wines Tumb err
Preserve Dshrs Finger Bowls Fruit stand siiver plated
handled Dcssert and Dinner Knives Forks. Ac
Also. . small quantity OF hna Wines. Liquors, Cham
pagnes two bores OF Soap Ac Ac Parties from distance
are assured that this sale Will positively take place
shpe--no postponement any account.
Responsible men viii be in stendancs 70 cart.
ship goods Tor purchasers.
X ROTH. AuesoneeS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A MAYNARD 4 CO. AUcTIONEERs.
MA0NIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ATPUBLfC AUCTION

MA0NIFICEhT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AfPUBLIC AUCTION.
On THIS DAY (TuEsDAY). Oct H.
Al the elegant twenty
sixth avenue.
Bale 70 commences ~ "a O'Clock.
Tho auc0necr would call the attention of his
friends and the public 10 this SALE tho cataaue
the larrest and Household Furniture
offered auction this The house fuynished
eycn months for the present owner and 10 IN excel
lent order Sale peemptory The house Tor sac OF to 70.
All goods must be paid for within forty hours after tho
sale. The sale win commence In the dining roorn.
superb carved oak Buffet and Extensioa Table. Table
Linen. 6v rich GlAsswRre elegant China Din
Bet 200 pieces, shcncd Table Cutlery Pier and Manei
Mirrors, Velvet and Brusseis Carpets, Coichcs 40.
DRAWING Rooms
Two magnificent suits covered with br0ca'e; Ceutrs
Tables statuAry marble top Secretary and Bookeasc lined
with satinwood Etagcr~s with
mirrors Brocade and Lace Curtains. Cornices Mandolin
Cabinets Ehcognuss Card and Chess Tables ebony Re.
cepton Ebars covered with tapestry richly d~corat
sevres China Vases on Paintings bv eminent artists;
Match Paintings BY Cole Assumption BY Lecari Fruits and
Flowers by kenset Bronye and Marble SauAry. Clocks
ROSEWOOD PIANOFOK1E.
SUPERIOR instrument, made by city Makers Canterbury
and French Cloth Cover Stool ChanbersRosrwood
walnut beiseads. WArdrobes ArnoIe-A
1laec, Hair aud sprng Matcssc Feather Beds. Blankets
Sheets Counerpanes Mirrors Also large OF
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

UCTION NOTICE.
"A ID. ID. CAULKfkS AnctionasE
MAGNif!CENT HOUSEHOLD FUKNIruRR.
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANrE. MIR
RoRS. sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PlANOfOkTE. SILVER PLATE. Ac.
THIS DAY Tuesday, Oci. Is.
Al the private rcsdence 2ls West strres
Eighth avenue
Commencing at lO1s O'Clock A ~.
The vale cOmprses the entire of Tho
elegant Paror Furniture made order, and is solid
rosewood The whole win 10 sod highest bidder for
cash. offering extra Inducements to purchasers
Elegant rosewood Panofotc with all modern
improvements oversrung bass rich STOOL
ed In sAtin and embroidered Cover three full
Of rosewood PAror Furniture IN rich broads and satin
wood ktageres splendid and costly Paran
ch Hases Ac also nhccnt collection Of Paint
ings rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs In 6ne r-ps
wood Centre and Side marble Tables. richly carved
Chamber suits. IN Rosewood and mahoganyj Bur.ans
carved BedScads Wsshsands, Sofa Beds
Tan pure Hair Mattresses. from " 10 ~ pounds
order. In excellent condition.
Dining Room TurnIlure consisting OF ans oak Rs,eusou
Table oak Arm Chairs Silver rich Ch Ina Ivory aud
Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons Ar with heavy Cut and
ayed 0laasWAre OF every dcscrpon No poatp1nemsns.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
A @. BAKER co, AUCTTOSHERs
a. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A
This DAY (Tuesday). a ~ West Sixteenth betwaan
Ffth and Sixth avenues sale ous ocprk
superb carved oak BUFFET Extension fable Linen, sott
Silver Ware reh cut Glass Ware. elegant Dnnsr
~ pieces Sheffield Fable Cutlery Mirrors Pier and hAnte
hirrorS, Velvet and Bruss1ls Carpsts, Couchsa
DRAWING Rooms
Two maguhceu Suits, covered with brocatsl: Coatre
ble: sainary marble tops; Secretary ned
with sattnwood esuperb rosewood Btagsres plate
miIrogs Brocade and Laos Curtains, csvsioss
don Csbncts Encoigneurs Gard and Chess Tables
ssvres Chine Vases Oh PantinEa BY eminent sitss
match PAINTINGS by Cole Assumptions by LscaIa and
Flowers By keneett bronze and marble clocAa
ROSEWOOD PrANOFORTE.
superior nstrumsnt made by c.y maA1su; Canterbury,
French cloth Cover and stool Cham bersRosewoos and
walnut Bureaus wsrdrobes Bedstsads. Amoirs q s~s
Hair and Spring Marrs<es Feather BEDS Blankets sh~cts
oanerpanea Airrors Also large Assortmsus oS Base.
ucnt and Kitchen furniture.