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The New York herald., 1863-03-27
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.

Ars CHAMBERS STREET, PAR THE HIGHEST
IA prc~s, more than other par~ n the CITY Tor the
follow articles Dlsmonis Wsche. Jev.ry, OIL Gold
aud Silver Remember JOS. ISAAC, No cbanb~rs
TTESTfOS DIAMONDS sET OR USskT. wATrH
n silver flse. Old tsaid ard silver wsned a. Jo.kfH
SOLOMONSL diamond brok~r $40 Broadway otfpsre the
81 Nicholas uoet M highest cn.h ptio xsrn for the
above " rrrferrrt aiysnrrs made 90 the
Business strictly conndennai. 80 Bro,f~ay
nIAMOSDs, OLD GOLD AND siLyBR-By GOiS0
~ 10 LOUIS ASRICH. 7f3 Brosd~sy, unief The sss
YORK Hotel. yDu ~ pr than
other pac 10 this city Tor Diamonds old Geii snd silver
lie pays IN cty bsnksbe money. Camel Har nhsSis al
klnds ~ Laos Furs touxht ~ s Highest pre- l.
hs. been ~ years esah ssln Nov Yors Rsnemsef. II
Brosewsy
nIAMosDE, DIAMONDS DIAMONDS = AN Gfyisg
highest cas- pIicss for Dtaren8A Waftss ani
silver wnre. Al Fsneed fs Tho~ having
goods ~ this de.cup1a 70 fspo.s of w 10 ~ % osh
l. JACOBS. ,T sro.d-aJ
olD PRECIOUS yEvEts WATCHES rLATE,
LIZ. a. The t@s pos.able rfiess r@i4 iof Arkrs ~
ysns--Dfsumuds. wsIh-s silver fais JewslrY, Pearls
Orsicai insrInents a. - aLhs grr.e fvoas si.sSee~
Stars
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II ROTH, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Glass, China and Silver Ware
this afternoon March m at O'Clock precisely the property
family giving up at their residence 1l6
Eighth street doors Of Sixth Jeer
Market consisting Of three elegant Paor Suits covered
in brocate and haircoh handsome marble Tables Cor
per and Book Stands Turkish Lounges and Chairs Lace and
Tete aTees covered in haircloh Chairs to match Bed
Ornaments, rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bed
steads Bureaus Washstands Rockers Chairs Spring and
Hair Mattresses. Blankets Quilts Clocks Tea and Exen
sion Tables Glass China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery
Chandeliers, Hall Chairs, Hatstand Ocoth &C. No post
nor
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

('LIsrOn HALL. AETOH PLAGL
" bHgAT kEgsEAr
Laai e,ssing o. ~ sgarse 9, rafisr r~s9isF. "
rfif. fsHfDAfl EtFstsD xAEIH ~
s~ie,toIs from ihs Pots AMI DfAtnsiists
Texel u cegls To osu1socs ct se1ys..
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD CARD TO THE rgsLIc-HAvING 1..Ia; BEEN com
% % l.. ass Of New York and
sr q g . e's w. ... |. ss sse.
s MA & s ,. s as'ss Il. & srs
TO rA,lons-xotce The Central Committee Of III,
Working Tasr Trade Protccve Union take pleasure
IL announeins shst after brief bn, decisive contest
TIE GenSee isfouSs "ho.s his umph
~sr: ss a Il aas ss sas
poye .sdns 70 strikes. The former ' usually made sIon
4 Y .he prevailing opinion smsns AZ Concerned .h., The
hands. no such contest would have occurred. 80
The committee further desire 70 aeknowsdge The gentle
above nr IN every instance where the Committee came IN
Your Committee earnestly hope that this triumph effected
By the force Of union nay be cenented more firmly BY the
by order Of the Central Committee.
(NHRMIcAL BANK NEW YORK. MARCH ~. lsCs-
~ The stockhodsrso this bank hereby notified that
sen Iar @
ana FLOCK = " '' '''f; g. NJ WILLIAMS Cashier
C,oPPERHEAps, ArTEsrIoSl-Tug coPPERHEAD.
- or & base & q tosry nov fesa! L., all white men as;
Liberty The Copperead mailed post paii receipt OF IS
city should b. addressed the original manufac
urers A =. Bondin a Co.. Post Office. New York
nRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AssooIa.
sea a. xo,sr, Hal 50 Bo.s%.y 81. r.aayj e"snins @ (,
d EVERETT osGOoD Rec secy.
NoTICE-REMovAL or REMAINS FROM TIE VAULT
~ OF the Duane " church between Hudson aud
Apr under the direction q tle cy iaspseor and Tras
ie of said church. Communications addresei q them
from persons having relatives wishing their
friends win receive careful att nton and iaentes 10 Ind
them.
DuTLASD AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD CON.
IL pany-ro whom y may goncsrn.-rhs rorpoi alton
tue nv Of Chienden Vermont Tor the of
David A. smaliey aud Ephrsm A. thapin % he
pac. Of samuel lieu.hsw Thomas Th'cher trustees.
decreased Ordered b. the tpnrt thai he said smsey and
furtne hearing said until April 1864
10 O'Clock IN The forenoon. A. tue Court 0uss IN bur
Gallon in the Boston Journal New York Heraa and Bur.
ngon Free PCS e app.ar a. sad tne and aee q shos
Dated at Burlington this ~, Day ;S, q q March Mr. 1919
GroneG EuxuSps. s9,,l,or ''''''
STEAM FIRE ENGINES s-sASugAcTURE DgsI.
- e.of eompcsing fo ~ rrkes offered for u. ptoane
9n 81 sr d X. ss & r. bs s. T r
BE- carried ou'. b. applying 20 Capaln SHAW Honor
England.
frHE MoAASUs COMMITTEE THE ScMASUs COW.
j mitts@ NIL meet at the As,or House this
four clock The friends 9f the late Terence Belew Nc
Manus invited "a attend.
RIO pIAsoPORrE MAKERS - MASS NEErISG oY
the Jourbeyfnen PianOfore Makers viii Be held a Tor.
nsr Han u ehard street s.irdsy 18th in., a7Hr
consideration the meeins ny orier d The prendcn,
WATERS PROTECTIVE BENEVOLENT AssoCA
w non a meeting q hs above s..slaon viii bs ned
q sey.nIh street saa ,,. iss ss q rompsn, n.,
.S ss s0 ~ I. sDEnsSfr r s- sra'
xicHAft KiLLilyA. Treasurer pro tom
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A UCTION NoTICE-PEREMProRY SALE OF THE

UCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE
- = enects Of family removing 70 Europe,
,. y CAuLkiNS, AuCTIONEER OiIcc as5 Broadway.
RiCH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS.
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIAEOFORTE.
m = SILVER PLATE, &c, &C
Az the superb and Furniiure, Paintings statuary
ana works OF Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits elegant
octave Pianofore Mirrov Velvet Carpets &c.
sne residence ZlS fourteenth street, Eighth
anctoneer calls the special attention Of the public to
this sale as being the largest richest
househoid FURNITURE offered auctonhs The
niture all made for the present owner and In good
The whole will be peremptoriy and absolutely sold
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
co0siss OF carved rosewood EtAgees. marble and
French plate doors and backs; Ladys Work Table, nlad
With mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Table,
ATete. Sofas Arm, Reception eight
ChAir carved rosewood frames
Saun brocade OF the most description
sole Tables inad with buh and tortoise she'll Brocadc and
rich gilt frames; superb Seves and Dresden China Vases
richly decorated Paran narbl Satuettes of Seasons
Artistic Bronzes representing Night and Morning. OIL
Paintings &C.; antique Lava Vases ebony Gard Table Vel
ono month; OIL Paintings. by Rousseau Inman Hunting.
ton, Cole, Legrand and other eminent artists.
MAGNlFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
carved legs and four finished round
rosewool STOOL covered in Iucade; embroidered cloth
Cover Books and Music: Hall rosewood Hastand Ocloth
Stair Carpets &C. Chamber second sory-Richly carved
rosewood Bedsteads, style Louis XIV. Bureaus
shaving Stands, Bookstands Couch Arm Chairs Curtains
Shsdes Corlices Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding
rated China Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture
kind Tea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Cutlery oak
Dining Table, oak Dining ArmChairs &c.
No posiponemen Carmca in attendance TO cart pack
ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
4 UcTrON NOTICE SALE OF
"A BEAUTIFUL AND G0sILY HOUSEHOLD FURNi.

An Extraordinary opportunity ior,., Tor
rssidence rs Clinton place Eighth street Of Firth
rosswood and Psrlor Suits beautifully covered
and carved made @ order Tor the owner expressly
ssses sie 1S Of o'f Louis %v eos ,s French er
,ss Turks. sas ca
Lounges. covered IN crimson seps AN. and green six
rsaass sAk sfpen srEats %
and Book Stands Library Furniture two elegant solid black
srder expressly for the owner; velve, Rugs Chandeliers
SoSEn dos4 ss STOOL AND
sS Bss ans o
Mirrors psninss T.6ss cun, seng and HoiT a Ms
pniSs FsSe. Dnns Room chas Baet black walnut
sgs covered in reps silver Ware rich China Ivory and
nsr SETS ruby and white cut Glassware glass
Esved tara6s Decaners, Gooets, Champagnes, Wines.
B-frrni.ure viii be in attendance to cart,
pack or ship goods for purchasers.
ucTIoS NoTIcEs wEsTeoTT "a AycTIoNEER g r. !;
n Win ks6 Shk MAGNiFIeEST WORKS E 81 ART NE
q a. s
Embrzcing superb psrior Dining Room, Chamber and
wSois Cost over sao ana viii be sold without reserve
,onsy o. costly q Eron.s. and
s and nS. S,ee9 4. fTs.. s.. cs
ssis, pady,s Escretoae yrsngh Plate oya MIrrors,
Chairs % match in blue aud green reps richly Cham
bsr Suits in walnut and mahoE,ny Bedsteads Bureaus
.sp: sos ssS. m ae % ha hsr o%
forty niy pounds made 10 order aud in good condition.
A''r0' '''ae' bfSfSG mi SG' kooN 70 ) FGRSirURE
~ :sss Ss aor & heag snS
Engrsvsd Ga.sware q every description sale positive
o6ers extraordinary Inducements to housekeepcrs and
others Acompetsnt erson VIII be In attendance 70 cart
Sale rain or shine
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
AT AUCTION-CENTRAL PARK LoTs-BY A. j.
IA BLEECKER, at IL clock Thursday April 2, at the

T AUCTION-CENTRAL PARK LOTS-BY A. j.
IA BLEECkER at II clock Thursday April 2 at the
Merchants Exchange salesro
FIFTH AVENUE AND CENTRAL PARK.-Two full
Lots Fifth northeast OF SEVENTY sixth
street. having house about luare
and six stories high Basement and first story is substan
ual stone and brick wall boarted outside The two stories
above filed in with brick; the remainder il not
finished Six other cottage houses lot fronting
SovenV-sixh street, containing each. II IL
or the best locations tbs Park being about equidsant
from the north to tho south end and directly opposite the
skating ponds ramble, &c Toe upper stories command
view OF the entire Park and city the Ea and North rivers
Brooklyn aud all surrounding villages aud Staten Island
FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE AND LOT-Belng the third let
above Eighty sixth street. ON Fifth house ia frame
BROADWAY AND FIFTY NINTH srREET-Four.h lot
west side Of Broadway abore Fifty ninth street; IS feet
front on Broadway Is opposite the grand entrance TO the
BRooME STREET, NEAR BRoADwAY.-rh.. valuable
dve story House and Lot 4l Broomc street; lot Is
largo size s:1ss House Is built IN the most saessntal
tension and veanaah included could be converted into
msnsns light IN r;ss gsh griyegs Of % steam pSTs5
valuable plot Of ground forming nn II 10. on
sile "a depth There Is large new tenemsnt brick house
the Ezabeth street lot extending across the Broome
seet lot which will Is TO 70 cent on the value OF the
SEVENTY. NINTH sTREET-A full Lot on the north
ds OF Seventy ninth being the sixth lot east Of Thrd
Sor Pun r. .vtfculars spplv the auctloneer
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Ivan c. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
MAlNIFICENT HnusEHaID FURNITURE.

PAINTINGS, sTATuARY, BRoNzEs
AND MANY r HAsE ARF sb AMp chE cesThI w9sk on TRrr
"a On this day lFRIDAY9 March "a.
A. the elegaat residence Of NJ gar F;s, Chapman Esq
DR4wISG ROOM FURNITURE
Superb of Bro ade Curtains, Cornices Bands and
rasses match. 90 window; Embroidered Lace
Curtains otmolu Chandeliers Sofas
Gu suite covered with satin bocae the richest descrip
ton rosewood Eiaseres siaary marble Secretary
onsoe Tables Ebony Chair covered with brocade
Work Table magnificent seyres Vases imported from Paris
Minerva Cheval de Marley Mazeppa Hamlet Joan of Are
co Holy Family Mane dW and
panels scenes at Courts Versailles and Luxembourg
InmacuIats Conception, by Desjardns also number
angs Reclining Chairs, Gard and Chess Tables French
.s his anu Manie Mirrors Bronze and Onaolu Clocks
suIoTu Madohn playing ten different tunes Velvet Medal
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE.
corners elegant carved legs by city
makers, ali modern Improvements, rosewood Stool and
oas Stair Carpets OK PSapss Roo y eminent artists
Elegant sideboar Extension Table Ruby Cut
and Engraved Crystal Glass Decaners Gobets CHAMPAGNE
Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set 40 pieces
All the China and Glassware the house
nef andTea service BasSets Oyster fureen Butter
Dish Napkin Rings Nut Crackers Spoons Fork. Sheffield
Mirror. sronae Vases ARM mau Sss ss 4ya s
vet STAR Carpet Silver d plIGs ;sr Rods oilcloth
Rosewood Dressing Bureau Eedseads Armore t;lace
Commodesen suite style Louis w. pure Hair Mattresses
back Chairs Bruss Ingram Carpets Engrayngs
fotlet Sets Easy Chair Shades; also all the fur
Kitchen Furniture: also family Coach made BY Wood
one road Wagon pair OF Horses single Horse
Maiden ssans ns Fss Ur %sS sa
70 attend this sale take the Firth and SIKH and
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
SALES AT AUCTION.


JOSEPH HEGEMAk, AUcrIoNEBR. WILL SELL
street al essep pss osocs a. sesIoom wo1fsSy
reserve.
- 7. HAzRLL AUCTIoNEER
Liberty street, on Friday 18th inst.
wo wood s@ 70 pa israss snd ons ws9e
inches. complete except cylinder.
RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER STORE Is EAST
" Broadway viii make advances from slo to $50 90 on
Carriages and other conscnmsns Auction sales solicited.
g HERMAN a CO. AuorIoNEERs-wILL SELL THIS
y. day tfriday March "a at 1913 o'clock at Is Bowery
Brandss Bourbon. scotch and Mononsshels whis.
seM hhssRa and
as @ % % 4 a
use. Sale positive, In lots to suit purchasers.
SPEcIAL SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
~ Gans ee once w se this day q sw9
Suit IN brocate black walnut do enameled Cot,
Se fainns soa Without A'0
TINITED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF PRIZE PRO
pertym virtue Of orders Of sale to me directed BY
States Southern District Florida viii >, pub
;ehcoIsr: nsmoss Ariel canis, cor.. Courier Comet.
Flying Fish CONSISTING q Dry Goods Groceries &c 40,
stores Brooklyn the Cargo Of sehooners ELIAS Reed Oar.
conssng Of Sea Island and Upland Cotton, Baggng Bale
Rope Salt, &c
Catalogues both ready for distribution on
Monday, at the Office of Benner Brown lis Wall street.
= = JAMES .. ciAPP. United States Marshal.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Friday, March n. lOH o'clock, at II Bowery, Car.
pets Oicloths Rags. Mats, Mating, Window Shades Ac
Sale positive
si yAs: & ss & % :' i. I'D e. .ss.: %
goods The stock cOnsists OF about
30 pieces Velvet,
$50 Brusses
rs Three ply,
100 Ingram
80 /" Venetian,
aW Hemp
Also oilcloths from 70 - feet wide together with
large assortment Of Rugs, Mats Mating Window Shades,
&c
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUcTIoNEER.-CrrY BUILT
Gsrrassss and Ives S0 a. is
built Carriages-Breu Coupe Top Wagons, Rockaways
Doctors Gig Wagons Ae all made IL the best man
double Harness. Saddles &c Also bay Horse, very
splen did animal old, aud warranted In
tcuiar; Mare l5 hands high years old trot in
three minutes and warranted perfectly kind and sound
On exhibi0 and catalogues ready
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
EDwARD sIYTzENIcH, AucTIoNEER,

ByD. W. IVES CO.. at the Derby Galleries, 625 Broad
Tuesday evening March 81 at TX O'Clock. collec
ton OF nearly ninety OIL Paintings by Mr. T. Rossiter
Of LANDSCAPES Figure scrpara Historical and
works by this favorte artist The collection Is
hbition catalogues ready for delivery We would call
particular attention TO this collection containing
desirable pictures Of cabinet size the whole Of which
Handsomely framed.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
EDwARD sINTzENICH. AUCTIoNEER

LvDWAKD SINTZENICH. AUCTIONEEK
u ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANOFORTE. CARPETS, MIRRORS. &C.
BY D. w. IVES 4 CO.. on Wednesday. April l, at IL
O'Clock, the premises 81 West Twenty street, the
whole OF the handsome Furniture, Carpets Mirrors. &C.
OF said residence which last springconstsug
or handsome mahogany and walnut Chamber suits prime
Bedding Toilet Sets Curtains Beds English Velvet Brus
sells Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets. 0lcchs rosewood
Pianofore Pier Glasses and Console Tables Paror
Suit. Etagere Lounges, Extension Tables Chairs Side
board China Tea and Dinner Sets Cutlery Glass Crockery
and Kitchen On exhibition morning of sale.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

WM Writer'S. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day q two o'clock nt t6a Canal street. very large
nut and Cottage Bedseads Hair Mattresses Feather Bol
and Pillows Table and Bed Linen marble Dressing
sels Ingram and Stair Carpets olciohs Centre
Extension and Side Tables, mahogany other Chairs
Mirrors Paintings Curtains and Cornices Window Shades
Bookcases Wardrobes gilt nnd mahogany Mirrors ChAnde
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCIIoNEER WILL SELL
t"s dsy At eleven O'Clock. at saesroom. wlIoaeh6y
street co ner OF Pearl street Brooklyn City Hail.
nifty dozen OF Champagne Of superior quality, without
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

WIN. Writers, lAUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
black walnut top Counters and Back Bars
dry goods Counters with drawers from 10 is
long, eight very fine Show Cases from 10 IL feet long
with plateeglAss
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE cELE-
IN. brsted Madame PREV sTER? twho has removed 10
s4h Broadway above Eighteenth street. over the picture
sore who be consulted with entire satisfaction
She has equal She tells the of ntnre wife or hus
band also that OF her visitor II you wish truth give her
call
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

(NHRMICAL BANK, NEW YORK. MARCH ~, lsG3-
~ The stock holders OF this bank hereby notified that
the annual election for drector- and or neors n the
election will b. held at the BANKING Houre
Monday he 9th day OF April between the hours Of
and 2 clock p. ". By order Of the Board.
q. G.. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

A $50 20 .ahA'sk, q 'sshk,Anw,y - a.
GRsSb GRAsb AyAEsscHk Ay4Esscik 81 TsEfsr sEks1
eESwpEB ESxEB #SSsF ' SSwBEP @ HsgsEs
The company aomrs:,a sssl%:n .iyaf . '"' =
no sroosb sb1h dLlss Asrlfia tfFgoRsras.
sSsfE ssSsffEtFT RIETTT RETT as S EHks FEHksss skaT sk
has no precedon, IA the snnaa y N stage Trus isnoa
oosI.ifilin flis r6PtIsR 1ayssstsr ov TIE DAY.
fh r5FuLsR hsosh a%tsaxksr oy rug DAY
Ne" b'le' 81. az "i1i fIis is,rs5a',, sr.k psscERs
=" iiiiE srLEsDiD BALLET iRo0rs
xoTrcs-Ns,isee Tor ladies' ana fAnilie. oa sa,urday
sori,r-fhe msnssstnsnt have rr.a, pleasure .in an.
noaHint 'n en-Assss, E,h rasrog "a s9s~nsa vocalist
who viii shortly appear Due notice vii be given
pALAcg GARDESs-YorRrEENru STREET. NEAR
Sirth ayenne.-.n tho scenery and Furniture ~ ne
piy iasaisiey :, one No I over paiion Bsss or Il ~
l6oramercy pak, East Tpenteh s,rset from mine A. y
DoDwoRrns MI ~ ~, T. cas2 bs2ap.n
THE FRINGE OF ne NoKous LHcrURERs
~, 's': sATIas sgRsnisE fsR9Hr '''''
Ths proossas Of shks b. devoted % . ehsrub.
Door. op.n y, .n,sr,siumen, :, oeiot
NEW BowERY TnEkrHR
~ y5s sernsss;s saoSss rsSI.s nssssrr
To sf9HT
n AURA gEESEs NEW PLAY
Ia JEsHfE MfLAsE
nUsT sOos nv wifHDgAws
sEk IT TO MONT
NEW so~KTr rRDSsps' JsISsIsr nssryr
10 NIGHT
rfNp PiEGtS
BROOkks IN FIVE tHAHArrkHs
POsITiNELY HOH O~E WEEK ONLY
GENERAL TOM THuNB And wfYH
NJ CliAHLEI =. n1RATtDs t1en~fai Tan fhrrbi
MFs cffARLks = sThArfUS hiss IAvinia wsusnD
hasins their rlsit 81 Errype
fsvnssh. ero.ssnr s Asnb s,.ds ufs.g .oic.A~
tons and will he honor - sylf
PUBLIC IEtKkH DAILY
,Irvipg fsll sonusneas xospAy. ssrrh NJ
Hoursof Ethhagon tsonaas, Mart y sreepisf. -hsn
tao lsvs.s only VII hfd ffpfrs . ~ snf iron ~ ti
gP n J. from u ~ ~ % ~. ~ . DDoys Sv-a hall
ne 81 rae ana se-ss, BRIDAL PRESENTS Vii " %
pabh sIhlbap a. rafh I,~f inf adBs thr
cFbsiie ethb es thsiF Wedding dsy % f~t~rson
W md Mrs s~psra Tom TnutHb VIII agf~af varesy
prffortnsnt -pxs, fADss, hsfs sfis'b essfguss
sn9 assiy psfdfpt~ tfihg made .vssb~
~ thrss different af-s.ss ~ safh L~fss on r1.sfsy
nnrning 10 ", theJ Sn kpfs.f W 80 bYlfs 49,
tame ~ e0rs a tdrir Weadihs ~ gfNe CAurrh
Torn Thawlh f0utuets Ne br.insss .8#y
"a ~ soouut Admission % cents. Chlidfen ans-r
~. Isesrts
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

DEAD-MADAME RAY IS THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT
~ and Asroogst In this cty lucky numbers
speedy Let the public be deceived w those
who pretend show the likeness Of the future husband
If YOU wish the truth, call ON Madame RAY. City rcie
rences be her Office 2or seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

nAWNBRoKERs sALE.-A. N. CRrSrALAR, AUG.
tioneer Is Bowery, will sell this day friday, At l0S
,rlok arge 10, Of mems aud womens Wearing Apparel
oulI,s Blankets Carpets, Ac Also S Fcsthcr Beds Ac
IL arder Of JOHN j. LEVY G Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
AMUsE MENTS.

A cADRsY or MUsic-ITAIIAs OPERA
n Direclor .. MAX MARBrzkR
MFDORI NORMA
NINTH GRAND OPERA NIGHT
This FRIDAY EVENING March ~
Benrs grand opera OF
NORMA
ny GENERAL DEMAND.
and with the following
uNAPPRoACHABLY GREAT CAST.
Norma Cher great rOe) Nine NEDokt
AIDE gisa ........ ....... ........... Mile sULIER
Polio Con this occasion sgnor EAZLOLkNI
oIoveso this roeb Signot BlACHt
Cotidr Mime Fcher flsslo. ,Sgnor kubto
Conductor. ................. MAX MARETzRK
The 1lfs will he the sale % secured ana
tickets I'll Is MORNING at 4 ocIock the Academy of
Music, Beer Schrnera 7Dl Broadway. aud Root An
hony = corner ~ Nassau aud rins streets =
SEATS SECURED FOR ANY EVENING IN ADVANCE
during the day the nsd. ticket Office on The esennss0
pe+turuh
On SATURDAY. March 2s a o'clock
LAST GRAND GALA MATINEE
ApMisSloN. ONE DOLLAR 10 all parts OF the hons
i SraodnL s.iick-Nent week beins fas.lon Week .ns
tentp zenith AM twefth Grant Opera Nghts VIII Ake
niaee ON MONDAY. uEsDAY aud WEDNESDAY ne1l
Thfrr VIII no De Tstformanc. Thurtiay, buts %
GOOD FRIDAY. there VIII h. a
GRAND SACRED PERFORMANCE.
IN whieh All the arc OF the entire Company VIII
he employed.
la active preparation FOR production sccncsy.
dresses and appointments. fetfsllaz grand
np
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

r. FITzsIMMoNs 4 CO: 7oe THIRD AVENUE, OF.
II fer for sale two first class tenement Houses in
Forty seventh street. between Second and Third
Also two in Forty street; also, Corner and two adj
joining Houses In First also several other private
and tenement Houses in the Nineteenth ward.
II FITZSIMMONS 4 CO. AUCTIONEERS AND REAL
Estate Brokers, office O6 Third notify the
public generally that they will particular personal atten
ton to the sale and exchange OF Real and Personal Property
at moderate respectfully solicit sales all kinds
of Merchandise. Immediate returns
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

CEo. HoLBROoK. AUcTIOyEER WILL SELL ON
VI Saturday March 8 at u clock Drinking ard Oyster
Fixtures black walnut Tables, Armchars. Engravinns,
tures, dc.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
AMUsEM ENTs.

ARUsEMENTs.
49,,
yNALLACK'S
w Doors open at Tk. begins al s. over before H.
Third night OF the two attractive dramas ever per
formed here.
Commencing this evening (FRIDAY) with PlAnches elc-
s--e n . frr " A nr ,Ipurn mnn nam ANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
III ED.


BRCHER-On "Wednesday, Nov II, Sarah Matilda wife OF
John W. Bricher. -
FnnerI on friday. at O'Clock. from AlSoul. Church
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
DODGE-On Tuo.diy morning Nov 10 IN h' 8l' yer OF
congestion ofthc hngs Nrs Eliza Dodge widow oil the
late Robert Dodge. .
The rclive. and friends Of the family oso ho'o Of her
soninlaw. Albert L. De Camp respectfully invited
a'icud tho hes late residence No Jl5 hfoOtne
street IN th- city Ihuf.dsy nov H. az p n without
further notice.
HUNTFR-At the re.idence Of her mother Roriham.
New York, Tuesday. Nov. 10, Annie, "le 81 James
Hunter. IN tie 27th year - hcr
The funeral services will tse place II 9dam on th' Gay
f1hur.day Nov ~ q, n Tie friend. % the hiniy
ar. fesp.rtuv invited 20 send Carr viii be waiting
10 convey the friends tfeenwood tnc afr val 81 Tue
tran due At Twenty sirth street aud Fourth avenue a.
o'clock r.
Phiads qha paper. please copy.
Mc3LYSN-ht Virginia City Nevada Terriiory on Thurs
Day Nov william O., seventh sou Of the late fstef nc
q SIM 4 ths city.
The friend. Il ne family invited Solemn Requiem
Mas which viii be offered ior the repo.e Of hi. SOU = -
Srnrls Hsy.rs Church. Sirecnih street between tiih
AID st.aycEues th, (Ihuf-lasl morning. a. = O'Clock
PURISGTON-ln Chicago on Saturday. Nov. 7 suddenly
0.oIss r. FmiHgtou and dshs Of the ae John suIte
want of this city
POfLLOS-On Tuesday evening. Nov 10 Sesman Poilop,
con Of John ~ Poiun In ia. , "a year Of his ase.
1Le funeral service. w ,es- place ~ %" "sdeuce o. h'
father lnla~ u V. u Berhoi No 81 Hammond street
friends aud relative. 81 ~. fan respectfully In
vied attend viii out further notice h remains WI be
taken 60 Tauytowu for n,~ru-nt ca Friday n orntns
sTFPHF SsOS-On Tueslay evening Nov. 10 kf,e Che.
tcrn,n infant GaahsT % Edmund -nd henn,uA j. Si''
pt~nson.
f,her peis dau ,hte1 o. l. l.. wilson Wooi.s0os, West
thrs.rf County. =. l. aged 2. year,