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The New York herald., 1863-03-31
UCTfON NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE,OF FRS
IA CLASS HuusLHoLD fuRNiiuRE

DOUGHTY. Auctonner. VIII sell this day. at .teyen
O'Clock, West Twenty sixth street near the Ephn
avenue Household Furniture. consisting in part oi Tapestry
Brussels Carpets. rosewood and maopany Par or suits
covered reps and broccl; Oval French pate Mirror,
rosewood Library Bookcase Lace and = oaie cu,ans'
Extension Dining Tab.es Cucry Gas Ware VI Faintus =
mahogany aud rosewood Dressing BUREAUS, washstands
Bedseads Hair Mattresses. Lounges &c. The whole 10 Dc
posyely sold
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

r r. HALsEY AUCTiONEER
81 by >. T. HALsEY A CO, - -
PEEEMPTORY CASH SALE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
SHEARS,
Guxs AND SPORTING MATERIALS
IN CONTINUAT1OH
To he sod II auction BY
j. T. HALsEY 4 co,
Al ther salcsroom..
no % LIBERTY STREET.
wEDNEsDAY APRIL I, 1888,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
CONTINUED YRON DAY TO DAY
UNTIL Tile WHOLE CATALOGUE IS DISPOSED or.
Sale on Lot NO si.
THE CONTINUATION CATALOGUE
AND GOODS ON VIEW
TUESDAY MORNING.
SALE PEREMPTORY
TERMS CASH.
IN CURRENT FUND6
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AMUsEMnNTs.

AMUSEMUNTB.
WINTER GARDEN
w TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
~ LUCILLE WESTERN
ana The Treat drama Of
EAST LYNNE.
The Management rcspecffu ~ announces that 10 conse
guen Of prior eItr-d into with N distin
gnshe. comedian. air CArMe who h~s arranged To
haAe s reIir ~ the Winter Garlen Monday evening
neAt Apri. d, this week ( c0nsequen ly be
POSITIVELY THE LAST
OF the brilliant and beautiful
LtCILLE WESTERN.
WHO wt appear
m NDAN Jth, and
EVERY EVENING or THE WEEK. ia her great roles OF
LAD. ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
EAST LYNNE
with cast nos 10 be surpassed, n Il 10 equaled
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AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART AND ARIIoLEs OF yERTU.
A .he espsant residence Of. Of 4 Bunhaa Esq.
West sstssnsn street between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
sniGoent rosewood Piano orte.
.s.,,.u Co.,. Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits.
AA'' anu re o Paintings by em,nen. Artists
: : superb Brocade Curtains
Artistic Bronzes Marble sta.uarS,
staaid oak sideboard. Extension Table:
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture en- suite.
The Aueonses would call TIE prcuar attention OF their
ans ns pusDa i a
r. Offered a. auction This seson The inrnore was made
less than eight months and Is in complete order Caa
'sus' = the pRswrso fSssi ROOM FURNITURE.
10 se,s as 2, @ 20 urans hangs @ ana
Gurtains Bronze and olmou Gnandeers rosewood Sofas
suite with bToea'e The Richest desep
ss ass caSne sS
Gonsos Tables Eoony Char ooyered With becade; sdys
sss c4 s fa,Hns sns SasI Il
kPy Cole Holy Family. Views two match Paintings
The Yi@nacSas concepton 81 Desiarns also nS%esr
se 6s d ana Chss
plate Lsr and Manie Mirrors Bronze and ormou Clocks
ero Mandolin, playing ten dlereut tunes Velvet Medal
RuSEWOOD SEVEN OCTANE PlANOtOHIE.
iches offered auction season: round
err elegant carved legs and case, made % order by city
lkers, all modern improvements, rosewood Stool and
Canterbury. Music Books walnut Hatstsnds, Oil
cloths, Stair Carpets, o PAINTINGS by eIninept artists
- DINING ROOM.
negans carved oak Sdeboard Table Ruby Cut
hnd Ensrayed crys,a Glass Decaners Gohets Champagne.
eCaras nes Lmonades; Fruit Stands, superb Sevres
China Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set $50 pieces.
All the China and Glassware the house of
Pepn &so Paris Silver Coffee Urn, Casters SAVERS, Din
ner and Tea Serv CO Cake BasSr Oyster Tureen Butter
sh Napkin Rings Nut Crackers. Spoons, Fork. Sheffield
yAple ca,lefy, Table Linen, Arm Chairs, SOFAS Oral
Mirrors Clocas Bronze Vasc, walnut llalstends Vel
vet Stair Carpet, Silver Plated stair Rods Oilcloh.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureau Fcds.eads- Armcre lace,
rnod SUITE style Louis w.. pure Hair Mattresses,
akes sne ts Conterpanes, walnut Sofa, arm and oval
back Cheirs Bruss els Ingram Carpets Engravngs,
oi9 SETS Easy Chair Curtains. Shades; also all the fur
sure OF the servants apartments: also Basement and
schen Furniture also family Coach made By Wood;
road wagon Of Horses. Horse, Har-
Rooes. N BThe above elegant residence for sale.
ure OF the auctioncers. g Maiden ane. Parties wishing
attend tails sale take the Fifth and Sixth and
ages AZ Asor House 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels,
NiNteenth atreef. Irn-u the honhe
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TOsEPH HEGRMAN-wbDSEsDAY.A APRIL l. AT 10
u A. NJ, At the OF New York and Berr~n
srcrt. Furniture. Horsss CnAch Harness.
Durham Cows Ac. comprising rosewood Psror Furniture
velvet Turkish Easy Chair and Lounges,
Eagrrc Centre Tables gt Bcuet Tables wslnu, and
three windows rich Lace Curtains for do bscK
Library Tahle hne Oh Paintings ana knxrasnxa. heavy
Medallion Velvet Carpts Brussels aud Ingram do Bronze
and t Chandeer- four six ant EIGHT lights
Hall Sanafd Mercury b@rk walnut Dining fsbie, 6xIs
fect black walnut Buffet marble fep silver Plated Castofs
Liquors. stands Sc rich Cut aad EnGrayed Glass chiaa
ID nner AMI Breas services. Oval Mirrors black
walnut Suit of Cham In OIL do. nnrly polished
with arno.rr Oak suit Bedsesis. Hair sud Musk
trrssas Pillows and Bostefs Ac. together with
esent assortment Kitchen Furniture. This
Il nfer Dy best rrRkerr and Ia worthy the
Ton W Hst purchasers Also two sieDud sna styl.sh
v Coach Horses aad years old sound and sind.
n 49, nnkets Robes, Whrs. ~ shes rof. Chains stable
D.ankrls fgalnel s'oai. Harness. Wagon anu Srirn.
r p TRkvER aucIroSFER, OFFICE no CHAT,
~ ham fret viii sell hfs daY ~ lui clock.
Bower nsAr street Counters, Besr Pumps Ara and
other Chains Iaes SCREENS She eing, Bedsteads WASH
stands. also. tie Firtures ~ a drpn store, Ac
ToHy n. BuPfEy AucTIoyEER WILL SILL. rms
81 day Mt 0'ciok at ss tanSl street, rosewood and
hcHant marble Dfessing and other Bnrsans fa Be
Hafrnax Extension and other Tables; W ard
Lounges, rosewood aud other Bedsiesds Book
sud Corner Siani-, Cots-e st Lnok.ng Glasss. Wash
stands msho- any aud GAar Lace Sartslns, Vel
Tapestry fhFee p aud fn2nn 'tleis ~ great tsre
ty made and ~ the toi olroA kngs. Ma tins Table
tinhs ard TVwes aif MAitr.xse- Waite Spreas fea isr
Bets pil0w8 sui Holsters. Nmnuw Natlrx @tslg Epaw
riaeA War. tu'rfy. one ssAng Machine. two Lse.cs
Cola Wathes, a..
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CEO. g. HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER.
VI Earihcnwarc, Glass and China.
BY ROBERT HAyDOCK,
Thursday April at 10 clock hp ssesroom l0l Liberty
street, -four months credit.
20 crates Eafthernware
:5U packages Flint GLARS Tgh'r Ware.
100 packages Lamps and Chimnies.
80 packages Belgian Gobiets Wines Decanters &C.
Freuc China Dinner Ware, Vases, &C.,
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ION NOTICED u cAULKINs. AUCTION
LARGE SALE or MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
THREE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAR
LOR SUITS,
~ in satin brocatc' N French
s1sTUARY MARBLE TOP CENTRE AND PIER
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIASoFoRTE. STOOL AND
N .GNIfIcENT ErAGEREs. EASY CHAIRS, RICH
.BRoSzEs sTATUARY an, hEAUTIFuL PARLoR
OKSAMENTS " SEs, SC., &C,
TO BE EREMrIGRlLl SOLD FOR CASH
lUIc story 2is roarl street between Eighth
and Ninth 10 lie rmovcd Immediately, consisting Of
magai1c AT E abcthan Eagere, $O; sia,uary ple
top Genre S,a and Pier Tables superb rosewood Plano
forte cost $8 with Cabinet Stool and Cover
Srnch plate Oval Mirrors Dainsss and Lace Curtains
In brocstei: walnut do. In French rcrs; lady's Es-
Mar4uele ie and Bois de Cabinets rosewood
and walnut Tee Tets, b. Eageres and Mantel
French Work Tables Paran and Bsque Ornaments
with valuable collection 0. Pnnun1s-Marine Views,
2sndscipes Sc; Bronze Chandeliers, Turkish Lounges.
=" DININs ROOM. CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY
Sixteen lce oak Extension Table Dining Chairs, -ich
and Bohemian China Tea Sets. &c.. match through
pry cnu Silver Ware, Castcfs, Spoons, Forks.
aud ruby Cut q Gobsss. Champs and Wines
icdsieais, superior Hair and spring Mattresses
"ofR, Chamber Suits. Bronze Clocks, Sofas Lounges
Al and Co,lasc Chairs Rockers and Tables arb
Sisnis with large variety OF rosewood and mahogany
kChambef and other Furnitnrs' not enumerated.
~ ccm attention T. invited this sale. the
~ good new. and VIII be psremuturiv sold
tsaogGes the house Rel able VIA he Tendance
10 cart or rack and ship goods Tor purchasers.
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IL COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or GEN
il teel Household Furniture, in Lafayette place. near
Fourth strcet-F. COTTON viii sell on Thursday April
place entire Furniture Of the large double house
containing ocr 5 rooms and viii embrace every Kind and
description OF goods: mahogany rosewood and oak Fur
niture, rich Velvet, Wilton and Brussels Carpet, Oilclohs
French plate Mirrors Curtains and Cornccs, Feather Beds
Hair Mattresses Waryobes Dressing Bureaus marble top
Centre, Card. Dining aud Extension Tables, China and
Ware Cutlery BEDROOM and Basement Furniture. &c
Catalogues esry the morning Of sale, At the 10,
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

EDWARD SeHENCK AUcTIONEER.
u STOCK OF TOBACCO. PIPES AC
BY EDWARD SCHENCk, ths day. ~ IL Q clock, ~ his
saesroo 1853 Broadway the stock q re.aG segar s9rc
French Clay aud other Pipes segar Holders. & 3c
Also the Counters GLASS Gases, Glass Jars Mirror Desk.
Carpet, Oilcloth, gas Futures &e
Also large Dry Goods Tables. low.
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II ROTH, AUCTIoNEER Will SELL At
". rbBLIC AUCTION

Ir H. LUDLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
~. and Fiftveighh street, Second avenue
r, H. LUDLOW 4 co win sen At auction on Tuesday,
1888 at i2 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
saiesroon,. III Broadway cTrnity Bndingl ftyeshth
street.-The story brick high stoop House
north side of Fifty eighth street 40 feet east
OF Second ose 2Ds40 feet in geneel neighbor-
hood for $500 per Lot 1OA57 feet Posses
LIST OF May Maps &c., al the aueioaeers Office. No
tree
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

|crroS NOTICE.-BOoTS AND SHOES
4. wM. NJ. HOLLINGsHEAD. AUCTrONEER.
BY CHARLES c. WARREN.
SAI.ESROoMS q CORTLANDT STREET
SLAR AUCTION SALES or BOOTS AND SHOES,
Exclusively for n ount OF Consign.es.
THE PACKAGE ONLY, FOR CASH
EsDAYs AND FRIDAYS, AT 10Y CLOCK.
eHE CATALOGUE FOR THE SALE OF
UESDAY. MARCH Il, WILL INCLUDE
Is AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
re THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES,
|ssIsG VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BRINE, FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

rEO HOLBRooK. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, ON
" Wednesday April nj II O'Clock, the handsomely lifted
up OYSTER Dining and Drinking Saloon No. h3 Nassau
street OF the best stands IN the city near the Post Once
business, consisting Of splendid black
walnut top Counter and Back Bar Ale Pumps Refri
Ecraor black walnut Tables Cane Seat Chairs High Stools
Casters Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, Plated
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MEXICAN ruEATnE
N aA BROADwAf, ~ tA
BASkik0 IN THE SJkshiAE or SUCCESS.
M0xsTER sTAK COdnihArius
IsCKEAnED ATTRACTION ffiIr wEEH
MORE sEw STAR MORE NEW STARS.
Hear what the press says
Sse American tAeAre with rs psEtynisnes. Surs,ias
unsrelsy hsii~,s 6tber
equal half dorsn ordinary tb.Ar-, rolled into End
06rrs which cpnd b. tisd roSbcr~ else thsa
New York up~~ras Of one hunar-a Performers
po,ed pghty this esabish~n where yous and plea.
msef n chase the glowing hours And " 10
into detailed description of The
without ospyina than for shs
purpose, Tr Saturday masisscs - the Ap.rsa well
sttsndrd.--k Y. sunday Mercury, March r2
TIE BEsr ENTERTAINMENT IN THE Cfry
TIE LARsksT COMPANY ~ LxlsrkAcE.
CHA. ". COLLINS,
MIss FANNY tORREsT
r. L. DONsEILv
CHARLEY WHITE,
TUE rrHrI.Ilt SISTERS
hi@s rRASeks LE ROT.
fHE BRILLIANT BALLET TROUPE
0RAsD TAxfLf HATirEE on SATURDAYS
r.. bill for this ~eek Cospsr~ u ~i,h ~ othsrs
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EDwAED scHEscK. AucrIoxEER.

| LNDWAEU SCHENCK. AUCTIONEEK
IL RESTAURANT FIxTUREH.
EDWARD SCuEhCK will sell At auction on Wednesday
April l0l O'Clock At 40 Cortlandt street, the
tire contents Of Restaurant sn,-Mlrrors Bar and ~
Stove Ocohs Crockory and various Cooking C.enss &c
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I,og sALE-k FfgE MIRROR AND oiIUYD TABLE
aWA War.e I'm, - feA 1rffF fNa mirror "a ma
4, . incats ApYlg u ~ Hest rsiry esxaih street
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

GEORGE COOK AUCTIONEER
" ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PIANOP0RfE.
This day at II oco.k at salesroons lt broadway VIZ;
kinds Chamber Suits. Library Re-
cept Dining Room Suits rosewood Arravirea GlSe,
Esgerc parlur Secretaries Work Tables Centre and Fancy
Tables Bookcases Lounges, Hall Furniture, &c Catalogues
a
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FURNITURE.

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
eIO0 600 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
In consequence falling on
Offer manufactured goods 70 the public the
lowest prices
Consisting OF PAIor, Library Dining bedroom Suits
made Of selected mstsr.ai and In the --latest fasnonsbs
styles All goods warranted.
Please examine goods before purchasing elsewhsc
WE'LL BRAUNsDORY
I15 and 17 Rivnsoa between ks&er and Norfolk
GRAND. Esser and Houston street Stages close by.
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

cADEMY or MU5IC-BR0oKLYN
n GRAND GALA WEEK,
Commencing
EASTER MONDAY APRIL
MIR. and Ms
BARNEY WILLIAMS
respectfully snn0uuc" per.G To take place a.
the Aeaieny oi Musc on
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY
aoi FRIDAY.
April q. =, and 10
whcA occasions they viii OF their most
popular
FARCEs.
assisted company of talented sres selected from the
metropolitan theatres
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EEO. HOLBROOK, AuCTiOSEER. WILL SELL, ON
~ Thurday, April at halt pas 10 o'clocs lat - ave
Sixth the Stock and Fixtures OF
wholesale and retail Liquor Store lne Bar Counter
back walnut top ~ long Si25; BACK Bar
Shelving three beer Pumps Standing Casks Mirrors black
walnut Tables and Chairs Screens Gas Fixtures Ac and
Years' L. ase
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Seh. 0opis, Sriefe.

BafttngtOm, 8. Stt. nnter ben neus
(t6 erbeuteteu Brtefen beg Self Dabts befn>
bet fd elmer, Der Don Sen. OaD6pen bOn g..
6. 6elArte6en tpurbe unb aus Ntertco pom
Ssa6re 1854 batirt tR, o(S Sef. Daots Rrte9s.
IefretGr mar, WORTH etner CONFEDERATION Der
tpeaiuotiAen Stoaten, Cuba etn9elGlOfen,
bas Ocrt gerebet wirb. - Dprt, bsiBt e8,
tperOe fG elue farGtbare Rrtegs- uno Qaus
befsma&t entDtfelr, tueIGe, TN tire 0ObI>
fabrt 40 fGrDsrt1, Dtf afrifautI6e SflaOeret,
rpie Ge eegeupdrttg I'm Siben srIatre, etnfsbs
rem mNir0e. GLANDS Stlabenbalter iuIrpen
fommea, am li6 neue 9stmUeien fit fe nnO
t6re DomsFiten tn 0cttss ltebltGffer SaSpfs
ut1g at 9r&nben unp ale tDIrpen In Saru,Quie
lebcn uuter etutm unO pehielben anerttaut.
Iden SpteHa.
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CO60(= Rerihte.

a. uner 90 p6enblatt. DIE
6futt8e Drummer bss tUSHentlt&en Beder ent,
tGlt bte t1ese4en unb tntereHantsfen NaArtGs
ten oOm GrtegsiHauptab II. q. 5pleenSes :
0eitere Na9rt@ten son @bar.
Teton,
8ebe bes Sen. 8ran3 Stset,
Opu Chattanooga, son Der
@ptomac>W rme u. |. 10. asa
Gtnaelne Nummern s Gents.
9la9 DeutiGlanb SerIenoen mir bte Stunt
msr init Dem n'Drsen WtttaB ab~se9smOen
Dampfer fir 10 @entS pprtpfret an etne fe~
ltebtGe NoreIe.
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@lnfau in Mt6Ouri.

81. Souls, 8. Ott, So III bier Nad-
ri&t e~tngdaufen, Onb 1000 9as6elen BON
MarmaOute'6 Commando nnter Sol. S6el6Y
BON Nrfanfae aus tn SabwfF, Mti1purt etns
gsfaGen inb, am gu pIiinbern. llnI sre Grups
pen concentrtrsn 14 Ton SerItbteOeneu Seitea
unO eS ta ntHt unmEBttd, baB Die GtnCrtne-
ltnee gefGneen perosn, Wan slaubt, bies
fsg Gtrstfco ps lolle ben 9ern fir etne Ggilz
iourt Staats : 0arpe Sr9antlatIpn ab3es
ben, bic fit gfrbGftuirg Oes Ssf 3bOmplon Ia
bts 9aube son gRalbo .. 9uhnipn seset nor
Den tf.
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elegcepDt1e1s sGartsre7'
p nasrim.e tEr hsn Na.tss0Fs Ase9er
mnfenfrans raer mnb perRaret.

Ne gJUrf, s. SIT. Cine Spe3talOe=
peGf,e Der BorlO atts Cincinnati bemerft, pab
Rh NUGenfrana tn einer bpaIt6nOtg Ii6eren
WCattOn bsfnpe. 0ettere WerltGrfungsn itno
nabe uno fortw6brenO trsfsu Sruppen aus
Dem Bsafn unD lOnGl pobsr etn. Die Ca
oallerte Der NebeCeu fam ben 8%er6tnDnn9sn
NoIentran,' fetnen eraRlthen NaAt0etl 3ufa'
aen. gine eroee S6laGt febt beppr uno
man list bos bette 8ertraaen euf ben Wus
gang Oeridbsn.
Nafbotlfe.7 Stt Die DreB felt
Sas gsttrgunen Der Stswarts Bride Our9
bic Nebelen In M6reoe. @te 1agt, Wbeelsr
Iet am lsbten DUnusrtag bet Baibtneton. ID
Meilen pbertalN Chattanooga, itsr ben SluB
eeaanaen unD bann paS Seauatdte &bal
btndbmarIbirt. .s'!
Dte Nsbe(en ua6men SO Wdesn BON etnent
unlerer Grains In Der Nabs BON Climber onS
@roB 0tcaps 9sfau9en, perbrannten etnt9e oers
Ielten unp t6Dtsten ge9sn 300 WfsrDe unb
Wault6tere. Der Srata fibrte Nunitton,
Mr3uetsn unO YruutFpnen. 0u9 9In9en 40
gBagen mttWlsOt3tual 1t. neutrality-suspicious.
aingeu berloren. @o6alD @ea. WIttAeQ bon
Den 8etpeeuuaen Der Nebsfen Suube sr9ielt,
psstfOlgte &c ie vno t6Otete uuo %beripunOete
t6uea 10 Mauss, ua9m ibnen 200 @efan9ene
a6 unb erobevte 250 Wlaultbiere 3urld, bte ite
9sfangsn batten. 8et 0alnut Bridge tote
ten bic psrfol9ten Ns6elIsn 200 MauItbtere,
uut lie uuIern 6dnben gu ent3teben.
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@meriaas in aentuFp

Quutsoitte, 8 Stt. NsultG BADEN
bte 0merttIas In OpoDburn, Wnrren County,
man6eylet Worp6rsuuereten upo Nautmurbe
beg lngen. @8 beibt, al fern eten unisre Grup-
pen In 0losaOp (Rp) bon IS Ouertllas Gber-
fallen unD s~efanaen tporoen, uaGosm Der com
manOtrenoe Off3ier 3 NebeIeu nit ether
9tepOIssrba4le 9etDOtst. Die 2outsUtler 3ets
tuugsn ltslen Otele aan3e gsIhi6te tn Mbrspe,
!pelbe getsrn ccn Retisnoea bterber 9sbrnGt
tpprpen mar.
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Gfnhtrnffl.

Grfer 3metG. Der 8e1dluB, ben ST.
iancbsttseommtRar 3ur 8eGetttgung peS l1ebel
GtanesS auT elmer Got stpi1Nsn Trempnt, Qers
ttl0tcn, @tlln1ere uub WouutRraEe a~af5ufors
oer:i, rttroe angenUmmen. Die pUTt stpetten
3treie ittsr oaS 8eto bes WlaSprs pa(lirte
8tQ fam eth nno rurbe 3lr ipejteCen Cages
osonpu8 anf Otentas au9ssBt Ser bonn 2
3weig at8eupmmene @OmttsbsrtGt aegen eiue
8eptatguns fir Die Uniform Der No!tsi1en
iDurDe Johann aoepttrt un0 sben(p Der prin 2,
3wei8 palifrte @Umiteberi6t ssgen ote Oettttcn
Ds5 gum JlcD Dnpm9bpermG6tntB 0ebSreuoen
Ibeaters tn Ner Orleans. Die SrDtuons
fir GrDeiterung bon Gripolets NQep ipurDe
NIT Z gegen 4 Sttmmen vertuprfen unD Der
betr. un9Gnlltse @pmitebestGt d%paaupmmen.
Die pom 2. 3pete palltrte 8tQ fiir Nnftelang
elnes onlalttrenOen Stabtanralt8 NIT eInen,
8:9alt eDn $4,000 murbe ouaenpnlme.a, unb
@onr. 0laB uno 81. WbseDpn bic Gart6tnn9
Don 6fame Sanppen g%efostet, t%pcrauf I4 Der
3wetg pertagte.
3wetter 3wetg. Cine Ostit!cn tiat
bslere 8e3atluns fir bic @fs1refnsAte tn,
lsaottl9en Jeseroepartehent tpurbe an oo8
befr. @otnite 9etpteltn. Der Wr1(foeut Ie9te
stne WtttbsiIuug beg @aYOrs Dor, IL, bsr CT
e~sntiifn Sroinansen uaC 8slGIulIea feline
3nlttnonuu8 ertbetIt - ipurae o~erlelen uab
auf ben Slid eelest. S. 81 0tsrnsp ertieIt
GrlaubniB, elne Stepps 80 errtatsn. Ser
8ei9lub peS eslten 3wetge6 gegen BITE St.
ipetterang Ger Grtpoletts NQsY fam elm tyo
ipurbe aopptirt. gin 8eIbluB, Dsm Gumtte
far StraBen Die tpeitere @rtpdguug betrefS
Der Orapuivung unb YlaFerun9 BON GAM
llne, Goen nno anberu GtraBsn I'm 1(ItGsa
Staottbeile sa e~rIolen, tpurpe pal0rt, wprnuf
lt4 Der 3wets Devta8te.
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gast. Siss's GspebitiUn.

@9tca9U, s. Stt, Nus ct. Qoul wIrb
tale8rop6irt DurG Qalfbreeoa u Demtine
If Die NaArtdt etn8etrQftn, ceB bic Grperts
ttpu8monn1dait be0 @opt. BtSf auf bsm MarIA
mad Spatoe Dpn Dan S!uur ma datrtrt wDr>
ben Eel, Die Wiebelei fol nm 8to 8eno am
DNfourt Itber tat9efuuben 6a6en. Die
5aTbbluts 9nbiamer lagsn, 'baB bic 9ubtansr
ggafsn sur Gdau tra8en, pel@e Gists 4anten
Ae6Sgt ia baben lGetueu. Dteie6 gan3s Oe-
rsbe uog d0 ais uatpaBr e~rUetieu uno nur
etne ouoere 0eaart Des MOrbes letn, nelGer
meultdb an eintgen Den Nliiiouyi t%ernnter tonfs
msnben @pIb9rdbsya bs8auGen tppvoea fsiu
fol-.
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GrrnOrsuas sines lt,iOm offsiers in semtudfD

Cincinnati, 8. Stt. Majov Wtles
nan bonn Is 3p Ne8t., Der, ia Der SGlaat
Sen @9tcamaueo %perpunDet, ecr Gur3sm
na4 Ieiaer 5etnatt 3urtdgefebrt tpur, tpurDe
am Monta8 pom etaer 8aupe 0ueriQas aus
fetner @o6nung ii 0enOletDn So. psggefabrt,
an etnen Baum gebanOen un3 et lAO1sn, naG=
Dem mnu tbn ietner RletOer betaubt tatte.
6anf feiuce MGrper fnO 9~efausen uab btsrhsr
gebracbt morDen.
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8of1ttsgtott, 81 6.

Gin Staubat. - Bog Ntbteg So,
teS tptrb chen bte SAtebafcIre 3mifMen Diron
l'uo Mc0tu unterlu@t unb bic urIaae Der
lelbsn naber beteutatet. Dos tpt&tta(te i9euee
mfg lisfsrt eth Brief Mc@tGe an Maior
Dtron, tporin Ct bielen In Der iGouene0et
0eiie mtttBeiN, boB Deiien (Dtr0n's) 3c@tsr
TN Batbtsrln9en be8 0erru -, ben Wc~
0iu In 6plge ttrer Wuforoerung tn tbrer
GefellfAaft belu@te, TIN eiuem Gallaeu) 3 pf
SO f%aufen, utsbrere Der tDr por0elc9ten Mrdfel
In Die GaiGe TRpb uno onbet con Gem gtoner
eriptlGt tparbe. Ser BARRIER babe t0n, 0lcz
Gin, oss Gtnoerfdnpnt0e8 beIGulDtqt uno CT
let IN bte erDbte Gerlesenbeit 9erat6en, rd6-
reuD Die Dame gang taltblGtig CUR SbRre bin
ansacsangen fst unO i'm aufeeforbsrt babe, iie
ha1 6aule sa brtngen. @r tate biss aud,
Aetban, aber muir in Der Ntfdt, t6rsr SHUTTER
Deu Uoygan9 uait3utbetIsu. 8et Dem Mnblid
Der Qebteren rpare es tbm ober unnG1tt6 ae~
tpsfen, tDr ras 8er9eben i9reS Rtnoes Funb 3u
tsun uno er babe raheIbe gon3 unO gar per-
iGlpte9sn, Bis cine MnIptfluag Der idnoereu
Shtpelter tbn 3u Der NsuBerun9 pegmpGt, baB
ct far NRiB 80. tetne N@tnng baoe une arpar
aus Der Utsn mitgetbsilteu 1r1a9e. Wuf 0te1e8
bin babe Dirpn's Spbn TIN in D'S. eieeuen1
0auie NIT elmer s5letldlinge eifltn98 ilbers
faaen nn0 0te Gerfpl8aaBeu ssssn TIN bsgOn=
men II. {. 10.
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9sus Hprhpirainieu,

@prbou8ptlle, 7. Sit. Drst @ng=
ldaber wuroen beute BET @eOar Stun 81 fawgen
9encmmen Oteelben WoIen nt9t ausge=
tpeGfelt peroen.
@OuS. BterpOnts NOtutant, Der BET Tatrfar
@Ourtbau8 8efon8en senpmmen tpptbe, 1T
beute bier eingstrofen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-09
9eaednms pOn slebumasbeamtem.

8p6efer, s. Stt. @eter Mc@lufpts
Der prufanpe Nr3t am GnrpQtrnu8samt tn
2cdpurt ii nutsr $4,000 8as914aft gsaslt
pcrben, tustl er 0eID uusencmmeu, unb s. S.
SeYer, trstl er petAss anssboteu Bate, um
Merfpnen BON Der 2tetnna Az befIeier.
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GpnneeticutsRah[en.

Nsw 9apen, 8. Sit. 9n IS Guwn-
1bips baten Die Republtfaner unb in 45 bic
Dsmpfraten geiIe8t Ote l1uton!Ren Tno 1e6r
3ufrieben NIT bem NeiuItat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-09
Die Siehuna in Ser Serfsr.

9rentDn, 8 Sft. Ser Geueralaoiutunt
BAT SUat VrOfpbmurfGad Nc&rt&t erbaltsnI
bae bte 3iebuu9 am %. Sttpber beetnneu
rerbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-09
t0a t 10 a 81.

6cl9en0e IEnp bte unbeDtn9ten llnton.ga
btDaten fir ben 1. Stabtratbs3wetg. Die
Wabl tnoet AM 81 tttwu4, ben l 4,
SttUber, Etatt.