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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
7 City Wharf Lots for Sale.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
Il Of Columbus by resolution adopted May 10, 1868,
ordered the sale Of all Lots known as the City Wharf
Lots situate on the east bank OF the Scioo river be-
tween Broad and Town Streets and appointed the
derIgned as Agent therefor Said lots have been ap
praised by three disnterested freeholders Of the city
md are now offered at private sale at the appraement
The occupants essees have the preference Of buying
said lots at their apprasement at any time before the
frat day Of August, 1868. All Lots remaining unsold
on said day, will be sold to the highest bidder at the
door OF the Court House. subject to the lease that may
be Ia existence.
These Lots are thirtyone feet three inches front
scoto street. running west to canal street, and range
from IS to 1870 feet In depth. The following Is the sp
praised value OF said Lots respectively; '-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Major-General Hurl-
but telegrsphs from Memphis, July 18th, to the
War Depertment as follows: IN
The enemy's cavalry was sharply punished at
Jackson, Tennessee, by Dol. Hatch, on the 18Th.
Their loss was seven hundred killed, wounded
aud prisoners, four hundred conscripis released
and about two hundred and fifty horses taken,
with more than that number Of arms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

Il, CrEcIsNArr, Jaly 2O-- Major Blown, CON-
mandlng battalion Of the Ten Kentucky clv-
airy, arrived here with one hundred and filty
prisoners, captured duriug reconnaissance near
Arlington, Virginia. al, si.stao tsra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
LArEsr FnoM EUMoPE.
ArrIvaI of lhe Hanza.

New YoRK, July 19.-The steamer Hapza has
arrived from Bremen, via Southampton 10Th.
The Gibraltar, late Sumter. had left Liver
pool for Nassau, freighted with monster guns,
60 look for Federal merchantmen. goT
Consols firm at 992s@921a for money!,
FRANCE Trade ana crops fonrishing.
PoLaND.--The National Government has
agreed to q conference Of the Powers on the Po.
ish question, on condition of the conclusion OF
an armistioe and the admittance into the con-
ference of its representative. The Polish in
surgents beat the Russians in Valthyria. Omi-
linski cut 70 pieees a detachment OF Russians
Rochelbrun, the French commander of the in. .
surgents, appeared with six hundred we'll armed
men on the Russian eide of the Perth. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

wAsHEoroN, Jaiy ia special t, the
Times says: The only eigns Of rebels In our
lmmediate frsn'lis party Of forty OF Moaby's
guerrillss, who are pursuing their usual ayocs.
sion of horse stealing in the vicinity Of Coco.
guam creek. Last night band OF gnerillas
Chain Bridge, and stole twenty horses They
will be gNbblsd up By our oavalry. auaF
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Gonerai rIeade,s army Again in vlr.

NEW YoRK, July l9.-The Msrcury's Wash.
ingson special says: Our entire army Is back
In virginia: The enemy is still In the great
valley Of Virginia, moving down to Chester
and Thornton Gaps, en- route for Culpepper.-
They have declined to come through the upper
gaps to threaten Washington, and keep the
Blue Ridge between themselves and our army.
There is no prospect of collision for many
days to come
A dispatch in the Baltimore American Of yes
terday colirms the statement that our army Is
oil again beyond the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

New YoRK, July Several more militia
regiments arrived here to-day.
A Washington dispatch says the rebels,
Saturday, fred on the steamer Geo. Peabody,
with field pieces from Matthias Point, on the
Potomac. Gunboats went to her protection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
400 OF Morgan,s Band Captured
Whole Force probably Taken.

WHrELINe, July l9.-Governor Boreman re-
ceiyed the following, this evening, from Park.
ersburg: 81, 5.ti..b iGss4.
Three hundred Of Morgsn's men we're cap
tured near Burlington to-day, among them Col.
Dick Morgan. No doubt but Morgans whole
force will be captured" !" s-'ea .ii.,J n. 5at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Lee,s Address 70 bis Army.

The following general order Of General R,
E LEE to the rebel army, issued from Hssers-
town, Maryland, on Saturday, July II, was
found when General KnPArRicK entered the
town the next morning: A 1 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

NEW Yopx, July 1s.-A special from the
headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac Of
the ISIh says:, The main body Of Lees army
10 snpposed 70 be between Maftinsburg and
Winohester.
A shippsnaburg, Pa, special says: Firing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
oArrIvaI OF the Ulsy OF LONDON.

NEW YoRK, July l9 The steamer City of
London, from Liverpool 9th, and Queenstown
9th July, has arrived. -I i-
4 A powerful iron plated ram Of nineteen hun
dred tuus, was launched from Lairds yard, os-
tensibly for the Emperor Of China, but intimi-
ted to be for the rebels, II is to have revolving
cupolas.
"A political disturbance occurred In Berlin, land
bsrricades were actually commenced, when the
tumult WIS put down. o' t .'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Sherif's Sale.

Thomas L. Woodrow, Doc. Q, page 50. .,
vs.. Franklin county Common Pleas
Jane, Brodbelt. } Court
DY VITR U Il OF A FL. FA. TO
ID me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at public
auction OF the door Of the Court House, In the City Of
Columbus, on .gtW1le Hfr a yI
Saturday, the a5lh day of July, A. D., 1868,
ct one O'Clock, P NJ, the following described prem
Tho q undivided half OF Lots Nos ls 90 Qe 49, 80
aud A. in Baker and Brodbeits subdivision Of Lots
Nos. L. g. 3, and 9, Of the Northwest Addition TO
the city Of Columbus, Ohio designated on the plat
Of said subdivision, being that part OF said lots by DIFF
ierent deeds conveyed BY John w. Baker and wife to
The undivided half Of lot No. IS appraised at $50 90
Ter "s'.s !. " Ss' Ss' /" "sICs s5S ~ ~
:. :. %lg"1ss, Z "sISo @ @
a......a ..s.s iS, elssss" 90 90 90
~. Tg- ~, N q. W. HUFFMAN,
~ 81 ~ I sheriff Of franklin cOnnty, Ohio.
Printsr's fees q So.
iuneIg-dlt&wtd ia t'iHa't'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
SU M M q r R ES OR T.
OHIO
White Sulphur Springs,
The Season of 1868.

THIS WELL KNOWN WATERING PLACE WILL
be formally opened for the reception Of guests
about the middle Of June. In the meantime person
desiring to enjoy the privileges OF the place. will be
under the immediate supervision Of the Proprietor,
who will be assisted by Mesgrs. Jos. A. swATNrE and
c. O. MIToHKL. 1t Is the intention to make the house
in all respects equal to the best watering places in the
country and to provide generally for the comfort and
accommodation Of the gusstH.
For terms and other information, address
.qgu ANDREW WILSON, JR.,
81. 0a 57s8l Lewis Center P. o.,
Lelavare coun ", o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.
THIS WORs1 CONTAINS THE PEsIN-
i oIPAL speeches Of Hon. o. L. VALLANDIG-
HAM, on
Abolition, the Union, and the
Civil War,

Also parts Of other Speeches. Letters, Votes, ETC. to
which is added brief account OF els arrest trial. trans
portation and nomination.
It thus full and accurate record Of his sentiments
and leading public acts the great questions now be-
fore the people. The book shows why Mr.. Vallandig
ham has been repudated, condemned and exlled by
the party In power, and why another party now
gaining strength every hour and destined soon to con-
troll public auAs has determined to secure his re1toTa
tion to the full rights Of citizenship, and confer upon
him OF the highest Offices in the gilt OF the peo-
pie.
The friends Of Mr.. " ask nothing thau that the
people Of Ohio will thoroughly examine his Record and
let their deliberate and unbiased judgment be ex-
pressed by their votes the second Tuesday 10 0c'
tober.
The work Is handsomely printed on good paper, 2S6
pages, large 8vo aud has very finely execu ted Ateel
engraved likeness Of Mr.. Vallandgham.
The book has been carefully compiled and edited.
AL o, revised and approved by Mr.. Valandigham, ex'
cept last pages prepared during his exile 1t Is hav'
lDg q very rapid sale.
PRroE-Paper covers so cts. cloth, 81 O0i deliver
ed BY mail or express prepaid, on receipt Of price,
A liberal discount to Agents and Dealers.
Pubshedb by
J. WALTER & CO.,
Columbus, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

plat and description can be seen at the County
Treasurer's Office where all information concerning
said sale Of lots may be obtained.
.--.l-I fs-l, - gt5 JJBBPH D0WDALL,
Agent for the city.
Columbus, July 10, le63-td ,Ir.t. p
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was heard Friday morning, and was supposed
TO be an attack BY Gen. Baiordat Clear Spring,
where he was to cross the Potomac.

! PMLADELpHiA, Julv 10 Subscription agent
reports the sale Of 1918. 600 Of FIVE twsnsies on
Saturday. .y.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Cottou quiet and un-
changed. Weather favorable for crops. Bread
stuffs fat, tending to decline Provisions quiet
and steady. ..r-..- ...., .4-.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
1STOIEN

RoM tho paiiure Of the sur.criOer, In Norwich town.
IL ahp Zone milesouth Of Hilard Station, small eor-
rel mare about four yea old, with white slip in her
face, with white feet nearly to her knees, and white
spot under her belly. She was In good condition. "
will pay liberal reward for her delivery 10 mo, Of
information where ahe can be found, gr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Rebel Account OF Operations Before
ChaElesIOn.

F0RTREas MoNRokl July I5.-Ihe following is
from the Richmond Enquirer Of July 18Th:
CHARLESTON, July 16.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
We attacked part Of the enemy's forces on
James leland this morning and drove them to
the protection Of their gunboats in the Stono,
with small loss on both sides. The enemy Ia
massing troops on Morris leland, evidently for
an attack on Fort Wagner tonight or to-mor-
row morning. Three monitors and the mortar
boats kept up ON almost constant fire all day on
that work with little damage to 1t, and few cas-.
ualties. There has been heavy diminishing al
Jackson, Mlssissippi, but nothing important.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Sale of Real Estate by Order

ON THE goth OF JULY. A. D., 1868,
" at 10 o'clock, noon, at the door Of the court
House In the city OF Columbus franklin county State
Of Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate a. the property Of Christian Schneider
decd, to witt
The residue, remainder and reversion in the follow
ing premises situate in the city Of Columbus, county
and State aforesaid, to witt The north half OF the
west half Of lot number sixteen Q6) In W. M. AVIS
mnation Of the dover estate Of 0atharne Schneider
widow Of said Christian Schneider, deceased aged 20
year Of Sl6K per year during the natural life Of the
said Catharne, aud OF the homestead estate OF the
child en- and family Of the said Christian Schneider to
wit: Lena Schneider sged years., and Mary schnei-
der (aged years., In said premises.
Appraised subject to said dover and household e.
tates, at S167 o.. .... .....
Terms Of sale cash.
r,7.I ~ JACOB KIoHLE
s1eF Admir- Of Christian Schneider,
june23 ,ls83-dlt&wtd
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John Baker, 4 ESTATE.

NJoTIoH Is HERHBY SafvEN THAT TtN sUB.
IN acrber has this day been appointed and quallaet
a. administrator on the estate Of John Baker, late
franklin county, Deceased,
June 20, 1868. DAVID BEERS, in.
july2-d1t&W3w
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J. WALTER & CO.,
OoIumbus. q

For sale at the Office OF the Ohio Statesman.
copy will be sent to every editor who inserts the
above and this notice before August lst 1853 and sends
marked copy Of his paper to the publishers.
june26'63-u
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The Ohio Statesman
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DAILY. TRI.wKKKLy.ANDWEEKLY

mANYPENNY 4 MILLER, Mi / q
uBLfs8sgea AND PROPRIKroRa
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The New York herald., 1863-06-22

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saaaa "a kset and fs' sA.s slssp
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1.ssvf 81 fioa1 a. ts o. ,esfss - F@fssF ~ Ned.
s.gssy sssssaK IntsA . AItDifOs HGDtiAHuh
tetf~sttlainE @rsfsssy A.
f,o lSp nYAN rg~v pssfcE rHE gHEsf cnA.
t fsrifftftf ssrssfsa, "a Hfpal~sy asaarft- tks
~ pess 40 hear - afgns.
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asfaftsf ia a. eab D - a W" Nf ~h.ff 49,. ~ 90
se-l. ~ "a sssa Hqss. fttiissg. sfd a. iks al
rsssh,l.tss III sos seft< fssV~r~I sstAtAst
49, gaa.snltef ~ Wee HyasHE sElFt vase #tl psw~
80 EDhh sAfrh D. yfs'av
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.s,t. ss hstrsf ss1~s.sstt 10 pssf 49, "A.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-22

ynPonTAsT LEorUsEs DAILY. FOR CKS1iEHgs
Il only. a. TIA be- Yort Mo-. 'm q AnAonI 81 esi
v.y tsftrs nna ba Afnt al % e-ilfra q. haff ~
foreaffsf on frtss NJ ~ sflfa4nE saafkfy .,
y. NJ rsft Mnsta-n n anslo ~.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

T BOGART, AUCT1ONEER-BY g. 4 j. BoGARr.-
e. "wednesday. june ~ at lox O'Clock, a. the saetion
consisting OF general assorment of Parior Bedroom and
Kitchen Farnure sso Counters Drawers, Carpets Air
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

no COMMA AcfORs -gBrARATE sEALED PpOPO
sais endorsed with the work for vh<h
she bid ay be offered -n BE recsived Il ths once
O'Clock ~ of ThnrsdAy July 3 for the oonsruon of
Irsy besk rayemssis ~ ths fole.iag ,rs.s % ~
ninth street from fourth 20 Msfison syrnas; Ffy fourth
street from second 70 Third asd fifty ond
from Sisth 70 seventh ASA for
Of Gross Walks at ths iners~son e sh fbr
" and broadway from Thlry TLr.
.iourah street, and ss In Hsnfy add hon(somsry sees
ssn the house Of Amsricos kngne company No W Essi
Bsns form. scr ne bas and all ohsr nsos..sry isermA
,u ~ obzs'ncd Application conisos yi.tk.
st uis oGnce. IfiOS STEPltESs,
kOAr T. pAAks9u
A. W. CRAVEN,
Crpl0r fo~ffics naa~f
on-ec the cro'oa Aqasiue sossi taos 10 is1
The New York herald., 1863-06-22
aMUsENIIcNTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NIBLo's GARDEN
= ''''''s "" aosSDIY. JUNE q, 1874 ~ I" "''''s
FOURTH ,1sfIf 'Ssrsg WEEK
opp.r spxs,r,oSs nhss.v ov rup nav
TlIE DUKES MoTro.
CrowdIng nightly
THIS r IhE SooLi;sr fhEAras % IN TnE CITY
MIX COLL Ns
Ia q; oAMRIcKyssaUs. rnIaeaf9 sSs. tas.r Of fa
na WI r,no Nh .aa ws; 'hsra. no there hope.
in e'iss, a gsp.s;sF ;sssg e. ,o.,rv,r
Mo.sr' R a; asss.s,,; q n"s"ss S% oqa'., n. Lamb,
srEfsDiD sI'ns' sckksRy, q
Rich co.ass sessl s 'isSs 81 X nc o''~0'''
GRAND pdusLE sfs ss'e,tasr coisis sna ~ pALLEr
In chArActcrtsio Dances
BEST oF MODERN DRAMAS
day. sayanoe The saee being open parposs
CROWDS NIGHTLY DrsAPPolErED.
EVEN STANDING ROOM.
Commence at eight conclude = quarter before eleven.
- : 49,. 49, = ".
Eor.ss OLD nowEsy rMsArKH
the RSkE'f RS 4 l VIZ s5Y !. Is ir'
AoSDAY s,.s,;FS ssD TSfsD15 ~. 5;,Iv JWss ss and
InK SIX xs; on,
s;si = s.sl,sy icy
-. DANCE 6r Miss 'Loijisi BROWN ~ ''"'"
~. lam i, Hs asss sss S;$S ssS isiS s,Ss.se
Hss, L.ss,Ss; a :s.l :sS =:
fsS: hs S,Sss sss.. &, hsrf,S: sS:
Larry e. Brad,hAw
Tnx NEW IDEA. :. q. .,o.n~, THE NEW IDEA.
From The sunday Dse..ehI
% 70: ssv s s; on ssr
srsmms: vsr,sa pre:sn, something s..,y
sa s:eSf the ..s s al | ss % .n
ss ss's sas
orsss g,,d4 7, I. q iAs. rsshsrshs ..Gl.h@.s,
Ss's as ~
Hfa Hfa H3SEs #3SEs 3sS 3sB Bi$s Bi$s s:sS sssS:
DAY csS;sn 5 Sss Ss 81: ~eS ." s
sysr xiins..sd In aplsce public amassnsn whilst per
'''''' Looos5sys
PSSrskrsichSFk PrsShSEfi AsooESaSFtsS
a s as"ss aS ' Ss he he
most aaos only n reps.,.a
KxfRA NO ICE -On Thursday afternoon by particular
place, commencing at o'clock Pareuiars In future
nouncement.
DUrLooQs GREAT PANORAMA
PALESTINE, is sun at Hope Chapel TO PALESTINE.
EVEs7 nyRSiSs,, ssb &hpSEsphff fhsi''Sh as5
Tickets Is cents chiidrrn 10 cents
Doors open a. ~ and7 comneuec. a, 81 and O'Clock.
AN IMPORTANT LECTURE
"A TH1s FOX h'sslfek dssfikAEs Ct I S,stacH' osts.
skEww fqloIna qoaK
MusEuM OF AsAroMY.
MATURE UNVEILED.
NEW YORK
WONDERS
xEs YORK.
MusKss dis ssoA6SxTY' o. 66sSAITpxY'
yVoSDER OF WONDERS
w TO BE BEEN ONLY
MUSEUM or ANATOMY, &
6is Broadway
<yRASD RALLY
u THK BEST FREE AND EASY IN TIE CITY,
coLuxsIA coIISrY HOUSE,,
EVERY # sEksIsS' .esa oSHasSciSa S" Al sosoLocw
.aa as s. s s .ss &. ~. "is As & s:
soas NJ IN an sssspt for NE ssovs parpo.s aas
he pledges hmsf that neither money pains
*. Il w Ss H.. %
trsssr. better .sows e o,a yi. food ~ wen ksowa
-: ma.s WI be ns:r ss aysssn sf Walter smith.
PsSs' o1. ~ 8. srv.s with III. s.. Of
Wines. Ltquors Ass and sesa, By prcrossssns aud
<nuve young lady walters .,vr.x,vnA
Prspretor.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

A UCrIoN NOriCE.-PEREMPToRY SALE OF ,a,a
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The property OF q family going u Europe
Over I've hundred lots of handsome Furniture
Twenty Ave Brussels and Ingram Carpets n w
6ich 0laes. China nd Silver Ware.
Is. ROTH Auconeer. Will sell this day, Monday. June
r. at IL O'Clock the contents OF the large residence 9 Cin
ton place. West Eighth street Fifth and Sixth
The sale comprises the house and
most OF II made to order the present
celeb ated city makers and used but months The
whole will be sold peremptoriy rain shine Offering
Inducements purchasers.
= PAkLOK AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid God and black Parlor
Suits cred in rich French satin brocatel
bh Easy Chairs and Louu to match Centre
ANA fer Tables, E,agercs Corner and Book Stands Twen
~ one Day Clock, rich China and Paran Vases
Aor Ornaments elegant brocate and lace Curtains
cole ton OF OIL Paintings Engravngs large Mirrors and
Chandeliers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST $3.50:
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and csse with all modern
etrung bass ull plate French action I
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Two sold black walnut Suits covered IN French aud
satin deiaine rosewood Beiseads Bureaus hstands,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Chairs Sofas
In haircoth Tea Tables Bui.e rich
French China Tea Set ruby Caiaes Decan-
ters, Gobets, Tumblcrs, Champagnes, VINES,
and Table spoons, tine Ivory Cutlery.
BCash deposits VIII be requi ed Of purchaser
Furniture expressmen viii be In attendance pack
ship goods for purchasers. 7.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

pRoPosALs- PROPOSALS WILL y. RI.
j cetved a. the Kings county Tressursrs Onoe No. ~
Court srssA Broesyn, until tvo oeloeh w. ~ on Tassasy
June ~ @ ~ wnlsh tae and plsns tssy vs be opsssal
passnsai q ks s1 soasiy s6oas ~ 90 oasas 81 frssA
four q on pounds rssS ssh 10 pounds % ssssr ana
prop0yttonate quAnuues ~ motseses
psppev ssAsch OIL sat beans es lard eodash sxnsrs
psrk ssap and sss soap sxsw oss sdlsa neal osS
and pi1s wood asl saL Aies coal spd pood poor
Of kasssn As4 western Dsss q Ne cy of Brooss
Printed forms ~ propcaAs containing an ths
information BE- had The o1css
of de foU1t he AimsAous. vlabvsh a. he City Han
D. and % 10 pogth escssd street, n D. No other form
vfii Be- ssspssd. Alnssoss. Jgss y, LES =.
aHf u Nut ~ nvv vvs"nsonb'
lrnI rsf.Nff aa.. wv tnsnRrT
JANIS yiIzennALp
The New York herald., 1863-06-22


49,, Sale coinlenring at II O'Clock precisely.
f+t a DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
superb sets ocade Cnfuns Cornlces Bands au Tasses
20 matphi cost SOD window embroidered Lace Cuta MS
Bronze and Ornoin ChHnielirrs, Tete
Iees Arm anl Re option Chairs Ottofnans
90 with satin htoate OF richie desert Eta
geres, sataary marble Secretary lined
WITH tain wood Cabinets Encoignures. Console Tables
alEpioent eyres asses imported from Paris for
me superD sronze figures representing Minerva Che
.l DC Marley Ma2ep Hamlet, Joan OF Are Crusaders
&c; two match Palntings Winter, Noia:
scenes at the Courts OF Versailles and Luxembourg Imma
Suatc Conception by Des,arns also number Cabinet
rainnss on copper; rosewood Centre Tables, Engs Re-
cning Chairs, Card and Chess Tables French pate Pier
snd Mante Mirrors Bronze and Ormou Clocks superb Man
doin PLAYING ten di renltines, Velvet Carpets
Ia .as ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Inc richest instrument auction this four
round corners elegant carved legs and made to order
by city makers all modern improvements rosewood Stool
and Cover Canterbury, Music Books walnut Hatstand
DINING ROOM. t1
egant carved oak Sieeoard Extension Table ruby Cut
ana Ensrayed Crystal dsss. Decaners. Gobets. Cham
pagnes Caraffs. Wines Lenonades Fruit Stands superb
sevres China Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set 80
peccs all China Glassware from the celebrated house
Dinner and Tea Service Cake Baskets Tureen
ter DISH Napkin Rings Nut Crackers Spoons Forks Shelf
Eeld Cutlery and Linen Arm Chairs Sofas Oval Mirrors,
Clocks Bronze Vases walnut Hasand Velvet Sta Carpet
CHAMBkRS
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedseads Armoire -Gace
Commodcs en- suite, style Louis pure
blankets. Sheets, Counerpanes, walnut Sofas. and
Lga pa Chairs brussels and Ingram Carpets Engrayng
rnrnite OF servants apartmenis also Basement and
NB-The above elegant Residence for sale. Inquire OF
Tne Arconeer 2S Maiden ane Parties wishing to attend
House 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan Hoes leaving at Six
seenth street a few doors from tie house.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22
xr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~. orcsn ich sl sell Monday June ~ III
ocscok tbs stok and hxLres OF the Grocery store south
ooner q Eighth aseTre and Firtecnth street. Store
Jolly stocked with class freeh Groceres lens
8uprs spses Butter. Cheese Lard Flour Starch. soan.
Iandss and general assortment The bushes. Kept
Mrce CLERKS " ssndAncc, has fra, class family trade
80 nundouped one OF the best the Avenue.
The stock Will positively BE- IN lots n no, sod ,nrehsr
Aiso sn excellent Horse Wagon and iIainess
The New York herald., 1863-06-22
<yEORgs COOK, AUcTIoxRER -rr.ro ,xr uotsr

(yEpEgss 0oVn, AucIlokkER -EI.EGANr HOUSE.
rpoms lti Broadvaya general assortment of nr mi
tsre, nondng faror sls u varous kads bedroom 10
Lbrsry aud Dining Room Suits Sldeto,rSs p,fsna. M
ing Tables library Tables IAbrsry and secrcsrs
rosewood Eaxer-, fisr Mirror ardrop~4- tsu @,,,.
Yuyk1sh Lounzrs and Chairs. a. ~ B--aons,sa,is ~.
has1 god ADoumcni OF Furniture st rrlssr Al a y"
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

HENRY d. MINER. AUCTIONEER-sALEsR0OM
IL 81 Nassau street opposite the Post onice-MINER
SONERVILLk will sell a auction Tuesday, June . ut
los O'clock At the PIRATE residence No 81 West Thirty
Velvet. Brussels and Ingram Csrp.s rosewood suite n
white br0cael, rosewood EtAgere.
mahosany Centre Tables, Curtains, elegant
Parian MAnel and Eaaere ornamens very hue proof
cravings Ex tension Tables and Chairs mahogany aud
bscx walnut Bsd:eats marble ,op Dressing Burean Ward
robs and CharA best Cured Hair Mstresses Beds Bol
scrs and Pillows Ocloth Stair carpet and Rods Crpchsry
Standard Works. embracing those OF shakspere, Niton
Scott Byron, and others M tfiiN iA-''i1 f.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

nANIEL A. nArHswG AUcTIoNRER. % NASSAU
zssrdSEEs SALE OF NOTES, yUDoxESrs. Ac
of The late srm Of Goldslnidt Outmanu.
DANIEL 4. MATHEWS. WIN iii q sucsop on Tuesday
Jsns n At n ococh ss hs salssF6em. - Nassau stret
Maiden lane, all the Notes Jadsmenis HOOK ACCOUNTS
ssins tss entire sssss Of the Aie hrm Of oedsmid
JOHN nHAusON
\ I BERNARD KHAN, iAsssp~ea
Per JOSEPH BECKEL. ATTY