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MARRIED,

In Hlsborough, N. c., on Tuesday the GOTH, BY Rev
VIM e Pell Mr. JAMES N. TTRREx51NE to Miss ANNE
bLoeNT daughter of Rev. Samuel Pearee Of that place
In Wilmington, the afternoon Of the 9Th inst br the
Rev r. L. Terry, Rector of st. Johns Church. the Rev
" hsAPP Chaplain TO the Post of Wilmington and Miss
MAMIE, youngest daughter Of Capt. c. D. Ellis =
In Wilmington, on the 14th inst. BY the Ri Rev Ris
hop Atkinson Major JOHN W. CAEHRoN. O. s =,
AAoRAT It., eides' daughter of Mr.. Richard Bradley.
In the lst Presbyterian Church. Wilmington on the 18th
inst, Dy hev: M. Mcqueen, RoRY MCNnR, ESQ., of Robe
son, TO Miss SALLlR N. BLANKS, of Wilmington
On Sunday morning, 4th inst, at St. Bartholomew.
Gnu pts1or9Egh c. BY the Rev. Rob H. sutton
MATILDA daughter of Thomas Cowan, ESQ. ofoIdnwH
Wilmington. -'4' VI O'u'o"h'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

LADIES WAYsIDE HosPIrAL.-This hospital, at
the Central Depot in this city, is under the imme-
date charge of Surgeon W. c. Roberts. and the
general supervision of Surgeon General Warren, as
all our State hospitals. We were shown through
it day or two since, and were much pleased with
the arrangements for the accommodation and COM
fort of wearied, wayside soldiers 1t is really q
blessing to such. We trust the ladies and our citi-
zens generally, will continue to aid Surgeon Rob-
erts in providing for the comfort Of the soldiers
who stop with him. Let them send in vegetables
especially, which always needed and acceptable
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Mr.. HenrY,s Resolutions.

The attention of our readers will be arrested by
the resolutions introduced by Mr. Henry of BERTHE,
in the Commons, on Tuesday last.
These resolutions embody the indignant feeling of
vast majority of our people, in relation to the un-
provoked and libelous attack on our State BY the
Richmond Enquirer. 1t is true, the Enquirer is
uniuly honored by the notice taken of 1T yet it
has led in the assault on the character of this State
alusion to it could not well have been avoided.
Mr.. Henry is gentleman of intelligence and
nerve and is prepared to all the consequences
of his movement
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

me Nsw'fOrk Herald publishes President Davis, mes
and makes long editorial upon it, in strain Ear more
favorable than heretofore. - =
The Attest news from Europe states that the news of the
Fredesieksburg had produced very general joy
aops tPe friends ofhe South and despondeney amssS
' But there are no signs Of peace from that
NINE shares Of Stock in the Raleigh Castor Railroad.
SOa IN the Town Of Henderson, the lh ns al sla2 IS
fARoLsD fRlsoSFRs-Coi Love- of the G2d North Caro-
INA and 20 men, ParOled prisoners captured BY Gem
Ter ana fe"sed reached Knoxville last Friday night
The North Caroline Railroad il will be seen has dsct.,
ed dividend often per cent. '' D1 - us'' az
Inc Alabama eontn to play havoc among the Yapke.
are entertained for the next California steamer
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Deep River Coal.

The President of the Chatham Railroad company
has furnished with the following letter addressed
to him by Capt. ThOs R. Sharp, Superintendent of
the Conf derate States Locomotive Shop in this City,
testfying to the valuable quality of the Deep River
coal. The experience of Capt. Sharp is corroborat-
ed, we learn oy the experience Of the Superinten-
dents of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company
Shops in Raleigh and of the n G. Railroad Shop at
Company Shops. We hope the Chatham Railroad
will be soon completed and this valuable coal, so
essential to the public interests, be brought into
MARKET
OFFICE CONFEDERATE STATEsl
LOCOMOTIVES SHoPs,
RALNGH, Dec. l2, 1862.
KEMP P BATTLE. ESQ,
PrssiCltnt Cidtkan u. f. Company:
SIR:-In answer to your enquiry, as to how the coal
furnished by the Egypt pits compares with other coal
have the pleasure the Deep River coal is far superior
to any that have ever before used.
For blacksmith purposes, it is fully 100 per cent
valuable thaH Il Glover Hill coal that have been using
aud for foundry purposes in TIE shape of eoke it answers
most admirably.
am, sir, very respectfully yours;
TIl0S. X. SHARP,
Capt. and A. Q N.
Raj. City c. s. l.oco. Shops.
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We observe that it is announced that Rev. Mr.
Harde, of this city, Of the Presbyterian Church. is
about to establish Mission at Nevelrs Church, in
this city, where religious services will be regularly
conducted. Donations are asked in clothing &C.,
for the INDECENT persons who usually attend there
1t is hoped that efforts will also be made to put
those Of them to work who are able to do So
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

The Legislature of New Jersey is discussing a
Proposition for armistice between the North and
south for six months, to begin at once, and ma
uohal convention to be held in Louisville on the
second Monday of the fourth month after the armis-
zee commences. Illinois has adopted a similar
llOpOsition
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City Election.

Atthe election held in this City, on Monday last,
Capt William II. Harrison was reelected Mayor
without opposition, receiving 270 votes.
The following gentlemen were elected Commits.
sionerS Of the City:
Western Tard.-Parker OVERLY, T. II. Briggs,
and John Nichols
Middle HIard.-Rchard H. Battle, Gen. r. w.
Haywood W. r. Richardson.
Eastern Ward.-Dr Wm II. Mckee, David l..
Royster, j. J. OVERLY.
Wiley Sauls was elected Constable in District
No >
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN FLoRIDA.-The at
tenon of readers is directed to the advertise
ment in the Standard of R. W. B. Hodgson, Esq,
Receiver, of a. 900 acres of lands in Florida Much
of this land is very valuable The sale will take
place at Lake City, on the 18th day of February,
1863 A description Of these lands may be seen
at this Office
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VALUABLE Farm FOR SAFE

WISH TO SELL MY FARM, EIGHT MILES SOUTH
west Of Carthage Moore County lying on the basin of
tne Coahelds, on McCendons and Suck Creeks and on
the locality of the CheTaw and Coaled Railroad contun
ing acres 800 acres bottom land 100 acres of
he bottoms are not cleared land very productive
water healthy and buildings pretty good 20 or 81 hands
might be worked to advantage on said farm There il
mediate possession. Address
NOAH RICHARDSON,
~ , Gold Region, n. c.
Jun 70, 1903. 5-w6tpd.
~ Wilmington Journal copy six times weekly and
forward bill to the Standard office,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

Lieut. William Shepard, a promising son of the
late Hon. VIM B. Shepard, and aid to Gen. j. j.
Pcttigrew, has been in this City on visit for
couple of days during the present week, to his
cradle grand parent. Mrs. Shepard sent by him to
Gen. Pettigrew fitting present for soldier, and
also number of pairs of warm stockings, the pro-
duce Of her own manufacture, to the Generals
brigade
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

Mr.. Foy, of Onslow, introduced in the Commons
On Wednesday last, series of important resolu-
lions relative to the ha6eas corpus and the liberty
ofthc citizen. We understand Mr.. Foy, in the
Course of his remarks dealt some heavy blows at
the tendency of the military to override the civil
power
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

YouNG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoS.-The lee
ture Of Judge Shepherd, which was to have been
delivered before this Association on Tuesday even
ing last has been postponed on account of the in
clement weather. Notice will be given to the pub
lie when it will be delivered
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

The 3Sth regiment of North Carolina militia, Col.
Vim. E. Anderson, met at the Court house in this
city, on Tuesday last, and formed three companies
out Of the regiment, which re-organzed by the cleo
ton of Lieut. Col Nathan Ivey, Capt, W. II. DOdd,
and private Simeon Williams, Captains
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WAGONS, &C., At AUCTIOI

WAGONS, &C., At AUCTION.
az SATURDAY; Path INST, AT IL O'CLOCK,
" 10 second hand WAGONS, and
covered Carriages.
Wardrobe.
] piece new Carpeting. and large lot of elegant
glIt ana white stone China, Glass Ware &C. Comprising
two full sets Of dining and tea ware and other articles
Raleigh, Jan. %, 1858. Ii
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

BLoODED HORSES Fox SALE.-It will be seen by
their advertisement in the Standard, that Thomas
J. Green & Son offer for sale a number of blooded
horses. These horses are probably the best in the
State. Address Thomas j. Green & Son, War
renton, N G.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

The Postmaster General has established new
Postofices at the following places in this State:
Gum Spring, Chatham County; Wah Tab, Macon
County.
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Office N. C. Railroad Coil
Co. SHOPS JAN 18th, 1863 !
No. 4.
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED
u dividend of ten per cent. the capital stock nav.
able and after the second day of February next
Certificates not Heretofore presented will still be required
to payment and dividends will only be paid TO the
owners in person OF on powers of attorney. =
JOHN Ii. BRYAN, Jr, Sec'y.
Jan. 8, 1858. S-w&sw5t
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Headquarters 54th N. C. Resiment. l
NEAR FREDERIcKsBURG, Va,
Januarv goth 1859

January goth, 1868.
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
each of the following named deseriers if delivered 10
me or confined in Castle Thunder Richmond:
WIN BYRNS, aged "a years. eyes black hair black
complexion dark height five feet eleven inches born in
VIII. CARVER aged about 46 years. ewes blue hair and
whiskers grey complexion fair height five feet eight in.
ches born in the county of Chatham n c. and BY occupa
tion a farmer. SAMIL ]. PARHAM,
Capt. Co. K, 54ih N. C. Regt
Jan. 90, 1868. 8-w&sw: 7tpd
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Headquarters 4Sth N. C. Regiment, [
GoLDsBoRoUGH, N. c., Dec. IL, 1867

Headquarters 4Sth N. G. Regiment,
GoLDsBoRouGH, N. c., Dec. IL, 1867
RegimentaI Orders.
a Ii OFFICERS Arb SOLDIERS OF TIE REGI-
n ment able to bin it at this ace, will do SO mmed
atey Those whose sick leaves have expired and still
unit for duty come here to have them renewed =
Those unable travel will forward certificates to that e
feet.
Failing in This their will be furnished to the CO.
oueis of Milf 10 for and confinement at Raleigh for
trial deseriers.
Certificates Of untness 6r duty will not exempt the
holder from reporting in perSCu
BY order Of COL e. Z. HILL: -
j. r. WINCHESTER,
Acting Adjutant.
jan %, 1868. st.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

Vacancies have occurred in the representation of
Craven and Columbus Counties, by the death of
Mr. Barrow, of Craven, and the resignation of Mr..
Baldwin, of Columbus. Writs of election have
been issued to hold elections in both Counties, to
fill the vacancies on the 29th of the present month.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23
OBITUARY NOTICES.

DIED. at his residence in Wake County on Sunday morn.
ing ast Mr.. JAMES PEARSON, in the 45h year of his
age OF consumption He suffered much but was resigned
ane died IN full hope of happiness hereafter He leaves
Vile and four children to their loss He had as0
member of the Baptist Church many years
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-23

Weregret to learn that Mr.. Keener, member from
jackson, has been detained by indispositon, from
his seat in the House of Commons, for day or
two past
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" ANT ED-IMMEDIATELY AT TIE STAND
~ ard office two or three No. journeyman printers
with prospect of steady work for several months
Raleigh, JAN "a, 1865 ST
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We are requested to state that the sale of the
valuable library of the late Henry W. Miller, has
been postponed until Tuesday Ihe 9th instant
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ELECTION NOTICE.

"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CAPT
w JAS. s. IVES, as candidate to represent the
County of Craven in the House of Commons in The pncs
OF Sergeant Barrow deceased writ of election having
been issued to said county, to gil the vacancy
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,nscIaL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
t. CASH system, ~ papers are discontinued at M'
Of the time for which they hare bee" paid Suo,
cH be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time is out
,sos MARK their papers, and '''e''ths subscription
,rrcsf the paper ,0ia Be di'oo"''""s6 Tbs Is rue
there tcH Be no departure Watch for the cross
f. and rsneO your subscription"
GU gu Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
the Post Office from, as well as the one to, which
p .'- d.sire the change to be made.
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months, 100
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A GENCY of TIE NATIONAL GIVE
~ TWENTY YEAR, LOAN.
OYrtcE OF LiyEKNoRE. CLEws Z Co..
~ "a Nan..f Nav .Yofk

OYTcK OF LtYEENoRE. CLEws Co., I
No. q Malrt. New.iofk.b
g. toEis tnsens Of answering the numerous quhes
r OF ~ respecting he y. s. tycrwenty Loan Tor which
" 80 80 agsata
rry IN Gold on the dt Of May aud hfa OF November
Have Twenty Year, ruu, bat being redecm.be at tho
pcaurc Of be Government rr hTe years are degnsted
Fivr-Tueruef. ,
Af- Issued both IN Coupon aud Registered Bonds the
former "a tsaounsc1s Of 3o 1908. sos Iowa the latter
Ga ~ I00t eos ,00oi jOJs snd 10 0Fr
Tic Coupon Bonds hsvr coupons ss'.chsd Tor twenty
yssr. and sro payable sud rlnsfrFsl.c TO bsEIer
Tht registered ksued In tle name or the purchaser
Los. sd reside recorded On the books OF tue
Treasury Department Wi.hntcnl and are Suy transfer
able Matte or power Attorney before an authorized
Government chci The i1terest l. collected In ne sine
n nueT ~ tho sub lTetsury nearest the owners residence
Both prlcipll AID Interest payable Ia Gold, pro-
yidrd By Vet Of Congress-
Are 0u common With oil GoyerBmen. Bonds) free from
T1aiou by city town county State and the income de-
rived heefron IA subject obly 10 ons-h1f OF the u D.
tsr levied upon Incomes rived from other sources.
Tire privilege % Conversion al par viii cease on inc ht'
OF JAY 1853 ,,-.-.
he.e Bond, arc supplied by par and accruea Interest
~ TO tho purchaser upon cr
pos Of tho money. Hence tbs hfst Corp0n failing QUE
being ,a p-d vh the date OF the issue q the bond wan
be r.tonsi instead Of three per Ike the succeeding
,.u =, -, !,
We ell shortly be pre- Jared to deliver al the various de-
nominations application ,A
The engrayer. and printers have been unable TO furnish
blank bonds rIsnt required bat every effort IL being
made the demaud and IL Ia expected tLAi WIN the
increased force employed upon them thero WIN Dc less
dolsy he eater. -. ~,
Oder by ns or otherwise accompanied by dram on New.
York a., current iunds viii be promptly responded to.
LTyEHMOhE. tLEWS 4 Co.. bankers
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1863. The 1863.

- pT 1SsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with It's connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpou NEw-YoRk TO TEE PRINCIPAL WESTERN CfrIEa
seven trsIns daily nom Newfotk to PhisdePha vie
NegJs5,eA and s Ssnd ss so$ A@S9y ps nv rHrs
ROUPE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLANDT-Sr.
way Of Philadelphia the morning ensers leave New.
Yok al time as other roues Evening pSssenozs
Al 6 D. In one hour later than other nss
by way Of Allentown. evening gers leave al p M,
arrive al tie Northern lines In Chicago aud all
points in the North West Crestne Indianapolis, Louisyue
s. Louis, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and all mas
Pi,t,buh SIS miles and NswYoi 20 PittsOush. 40 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the same other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers iree
Secure Tickets sSs4 Sq p:sd ~ ssirsoSSSrsh
The Pennsylvania Centra Company runs an Em,srsai
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode 1
travel to parties moving Westward st onehsli the usual Tas
Of fare. pnp,oups
BY this route Of ali descriptions can be forwarded
aud from any point the Railroad Of Ohio kentne
Indiana. Illinois Wisconsin. lows OF Missouri BY Rail-
ROAD DIRECT, any port on the nayiEabo nversot
the West by steamers from tsourgh
The 20 and from any point IN me es ~
a Crna Railroad al all times "a lavoIablo
a. arc chsiaed 5y other Railroad Compsne Merchant. and
shippers sting the transportation OF then Freight 70 TINS
F'' LIVE STOCK
Farmers aud Dealers In Live Stock Viii had this most AL
vantsseoss route Capacious Yad' we w.sred ana ,ap
and It's connections and every Aenton paid 10 ther
From HARRISBURG where will be found every CONVEX ienee 9r
lediog and resting choice J. offered q ,he III tADE'
| L. EtLlOTr, Passenger Agent NO. ! tstor-H House
LEECB Co. frelgh, Agent., -, v,,,,
No. I Aston hou,e, and No SCUM Whnani'st
| MCDONALD L BIsChoFF Em'gIant Agensa
No. Battery piscs.
ENoCB LEWIS Gsperal Superintendent Altoona Pa
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ORDsANCK OrIcE. WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsuISrroN, April TO- 1903. }
nROpOSATS E0P RIEI f. CANNON -

Pfoposls viii be received .hi, Office until ococi
m on tie ID day % NJ ueri f1f The Manufacture and de
avery OF THIRTY CASl-iRON slE0E RIFLE ChNNOh
or The osliber Of io1T and bsf inches These Cannon
welyh when hnished about $3.50 pounds They are to be
made IN fet conformity she drawings which viii be fur
nisGsd and which be any United State ArsenH!
ney ne hoIoS AID cooled from the intenor They
ere 10 be subject the gur United states inspection snd
proof be received paid Tor but such o. are
accepted by the Inspector decision a. to the reception
Or rejection Of any OF lem 10 b. na aud conclusive
Bidlot w. sIs the time they propose o. deliver the ht
Cannon aud the number they viii deliver werAiy There
nfer They vii also whore they propose 10 mAnuiac
ture them price per pOgud tor the finished Canton
delivered The place OF shipment LraTs to the ouhasy
wheTe cast
No bid will be except from regular founders ev
ideacs OF which and Of Their ability 20 fuh contact II
awarded them accompany the bids unless the bidder
~ known to this Office.
Anv bidder obtaining contract Will be required 10 enter
into bonds with les surest, ia the penal
sun Of 5000 for the faithful fuhment Of his contract Ia
oil feipects $500
aho right I, reserved 10 reject sny oil bids ~ the pri
deemed too high, IT, II IL not thought Tor
the public intere, III accept them Proposals viii be sealed
and addre SD TO Brig Gen j. w Ripley, Chief Of Ord
nance Wsuington D. G. and viii BIZ Endorsed Propcsss
lor "A inch Rife Cannon" JAS. w. RIPLEY.
Brig Gen, Chief Ordnance.
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ALBERT r. NICOLAY.
Stock Auctianesr aid Broker No 81 Ni.liam,,.

OFFlCE or TAR TOLEDO AND WABASH RAILWAY co.,
No 80 BRoADwAT, NEw-YoR Jan. - 1853.
ITO the HOLDERS Of the BONDS OF the 10
Il LIDO md ILLINOIS, End LAKE ERIE. WABASH
and ST. LOllS RAILROAD COMPANIES, commonly
known a. she FIRsr-MORTGAGE BONDS 81 the To-
LIDO and WABASH RAILWAY co -Notice Is hereby
uuil Aurit 1880 tho payment Of tho principal u many
OF he ab ysuaoed Bond, shall be presented 81 this office
the 1T day Of FebuAy and he st day Of Nay next
fr the purr4t~ Il hAVnr the agreement for the eKruson
nduie h-teon, And tie hA,elfy coupons FOR interest
attached. By order Of the Board Of Directors,
A. BOODY. Pfesideut
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Sales bn Autiioit.
ON SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

A UCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA NllURE.-GEO. w. KELSEY Acct neer, viii sell
At public auction TUESDAY, Apn2l 1863 at 10y o'clock,
the Household Furniture cousined In the twoory ard base
ment cottage house Rtlphsy Of DiVsionav Tor
hr aiway the line Of the East kewYoIk cara
IN pa Of Brussels CJpeu So Center Tab es Reception
Chairs Paintings, Bedding. Kitchen FuInitOIs, &c Fac
positive Terms cash in bsDksble money IL II Itins
on Tuesday the sale will take place WEDNESDAY FUn
particulars Obtained at che Office Of the auctoneer No lS
GrAnd-s., Willismsburgh.
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MoRRIs WILKINS. Auction eer.
ICUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

~ STERLING SILVER, ROSEWOOD PIANo-fOkTE,
will sen at sucion on MONDAY, April 20. 1862 ct 10y
oclcck at No. 433 5thsv between 4H end ds the en-
tire elegant FURNITURE, &c, contained in aid house. con-
tns 10 part of carved rosewood Psror Suites IN figured
sstn rosewood Arm and Reception Chairs Caei'
lined with aiin wood Elgeres rosewood fsno-f oIs
Cover aud Stools French plate Pier and Msue mirrors rose
wood Gard and sncy Tables and bronze Clocks rose
wood Library Bookcases Couch and Chairs IN rel walnut
and mRboRany Extension Tables walnut Buffet, Dining and
Arm Chair; mahogany and walnut French Bedfsds mar
ole top Dressing Bureaus. Washstands Commodes ftnses
Ur Mstre,ss Feather Beds Boers and Pillows Nolttife
Chairs Wsrdrobes mahogany Rockers and Chairs 10 hair
CLOTH broadc oh and lace bIonls
Psbers Cobletp Caster Decsn,r Waters &c Wilton.
Velvet Metsllion, Brussels and Ingram Carpets oeioth,
oseber With an assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will Also, Iron Safe, Her
rings make. . - ..,
Iucti 5neeIs Office No. 3 Finest. t2,6I0
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a j. BLEECEEB, Auc.ioueer.
DEAUTIFUL NlLLA sIIES and BUILDING

ID LOTS at Auction 10 FORDHAM VILLAGE, West.
Chester County. New-York.
al. BLEECkER son L Co., will SELL at AUCTION
TdURsDAY 3Oth April {, 10 oclocz, at the REAL
Estate SALESROOM, 10 III Broadway, Trinity
Building, 50 lot Of GROUND finely situated, ~ Fordhan
Village Wesebe.c County adjoining tire lands Of Mr. Peter
Briggs and Mr. Peter Bussne tTansiin, Grove College
sud l0W Tue soil b. very hne. free from rock
AM eve With grede The whole tract contains between
and il bounded The eastarly side by stream ~
water bali minutes wslk from tine Harlem and Newiavsn
R.lrosdL Il Is situated about hall mi uorh Of he depot
from S. JohIs College. The httrscons o.
tBpopeIy the rAurs beauty Of the locality
M e ,6ubrty; tnG easy TO the city
ard he advantages residence 70 those who desire TO %
ceebfbted College for educational purposes IN any
PEN, view OF the yenI-ut and desab IL
spoil Tor provement IN vicinity Of NewNe rk IL viii
be tod In plots Of lot With rger PRIVILEGES The title
- dsputaDe. Inmecs'e possesson can be had map oil
The premises may be the oce OF the Auctoneer no
u Csdars, adjoining tue Bank OF Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
ANDRrAa II. MULLER Auctoneer.
XFCITTOR'S SALE OF 80 LOTS. on :,

EXECUTORS SALE OF $50 LOIS, on some
~ Of most desirable and streets in the City Of
NewiOrE and very valuable water ronts being Of tie
a,a. Estate OF JAMES CHESTERMAN, deceased.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, =. r. WILKINS Co. will
ell vi hOat reserve By order Of GkO. CHESTEEMAk.
EIscu,1r, Oh TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS.
DAY, April ~ y snd o. lf Of u Ocoek attic Merchants
.Icl4 ssissroom, No III Broadway. the GbOye $50 lot
cr catalogues Of which nay be Lad aud boos
be,9e 10Th lust at Heir Office. No. - Pine
i Parties shng 70 purchase Real Estate are particularly
requested this 1esra5e property before the Gay
Every lot put up viii be positively old without
any tetsrystou Srvely per cent remain on bond and
n'itgsge irom one 70 i've yeslG, al elk per ceat