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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-16
immense Democratic Meeting al
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lc~'etd'y tie sturdy Democrats of kpsciusco
c'nry. htli meeting ., W,rstw. Which is con-
celcl O. have been the l,r.est ever held Ia M {
place, ~ either oliiisa putty. not lee ih,n five
thousand uer-ot. heing present The meeting
Was rilre.S~d Ia strain ct m ,tchles- eloqucncc
mud b'ld 'd'oc g, Of Democratic principles, h,
II - u " Nun,hees lie VS. inilowcd by H..
III ID 'dd 80 indianapolis. Who also m ide telling
spee,h The rresiest enthusiasm prevailed. but
Ne are gratlhed 20 le,rii tha, the mm"s, good
or,ier VS. observed K,-ciusko his been hiih
"rta been secured hy The dark fag Of abolition
l m: BIT We are ~ hopes that a ht gh,er d,v is N
store. eid that the Cimmeriau darkness will soon
b. ii-p'llel by a bright an cheering sunshine
ol Dcno,racy - Font Wayne Sentinel
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SENATOR TRVNuuLL CoAiSo RoUNp Here
iofore senator numhull Il Illinois has been
rlsssesl sn.l not without retson. amoag the most
radical of the r. publican radicals Bn, he is
coming round His resent speech In Chicago in
iasti6c.ton of President Lncolns revocation IT
the elicts of Gen burnside against the Chicago
Times. was aselsouable and sensible sTesch IL
de.erves TO be clas. Ell with the late sound const
tntlnntl. oui-and out conservative speech OF Ger
rit smith a Uuca When such men abandon
the bloody INSTR eiions of the abolition ultras
m,, feel assured that the d y of their power for
demon. zatior and mischief Is drawing TO close
IN Herald
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AUCTION SALE.

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LOgaurp"rt vas~ stcet'ng-.Great Up-
rising OF the PcOpie-Tofa. iuntbi-
iation of the snion LeagueS-2O,)C
pcm ocrats i'm Council from Cass and
Adjoining Counties.

t'csnoCrstfS Souucil from CaSs
Adjoining Counties.
EDiroR SENTINEL: Ex senator Graham Y.
Fitch ttkes strong ground pr Democratic pplicv.
He denouuces in unmeasurei terqs Burnside,
HaScali and The War Department generally
Senator Turpie. in his peenliir STYLE. flaws the
AboifioniSts alive and proclains the arrest of
Vallan'i'shnm worse crime than the secession
OF South Carolina
The great Voorhees, more than met the expect
a'ions of the people. more than ever shone forth
the diguifed statesman and true patriot that
he *
These headings viii give Won hut faint ilea
Of the largest meeting that has ever been held in
the State outside of this ctv The three rail
roads cepterng there. all run half fare excursion
trains. which came loaded with Democrats
"shou'in. the battle CRY" Of Valiandisha and
Voo:Ilees. and. echong back from tho throngel
highways came the response of "Hnrrah for
NallaIdir h IN and Three cheers fnr D,n Vcor
hees " The Union Leagues paled hefnre the
hnnest earnest misses seeking rn'lress Of
grievances from usurpers. fanatics and mad.
men
The vast multitude collected at I o'clock p.
NJ ON tie military grounds just north of Ell
river Cnl Fitch. in oretnzing the Convention.
was rere we'd with great applss-e: and in truth
when he again came fnrwsr,i. the champion of
Of his old PARTY and his true principles IL was like
mn electric shock He counselei moderation.
unitv Of action and obedience - law
Turpie and Vuorhecs delivered very ab'c
srecche-. occunying four hours. during hich time
the vast crowd stood. although the weather was
hot and sultry.
II Is not proner Tor me to speak of the evening
meeting. flr that portion o il which | did not
participate in did remain aspectrrnr
fufced this Clrrion~ dnv fnr the con
servative Union loving people ut that section ol
the State. and will lnng be remembered And.
lot me add that the attentions ~ Mr>srs lill.
TaNlnr Ftch. Inigc = ewnrt Walton Chumy
aul others 20 hose iu atieuiarce from distince
viii aiso be long remembered a. among the most
pleasing instances of .,''inl life
Yours -S-
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FOR SALE.
q a Is u O F
VALUABLE PROPERTY

VUNHE CNDF RSIGNFD OFFERS FOR SALE lot M.
IN square No O.. with he thereon.
This prOpe ~ stu ted in the CITY Virginia Avenue
aud hui "w feet Washington stree. and nearly
equal 10 Washington s'reei prop-rty IL has siuNed o.
IL comfortable Story Rr OK ouse, with eight or
ne room>: 4 ces Vi gaia Az the bu.in.S>
oi the city, % e- sud back Nary land
more or less-makng good building front Mar land
street
Also Lot No in square No. 20. in the city Of Indi-
annapolis. This Lot is situate" Msr land street nearly
opposite H. Stae ou~e IS G. = ct frnt by I9j ie
an alley aud well adapted for manufacturing Establish
ment
Sid property will be sold private sale between NOW
aud the 10y June is63 II sol bv that time
will. the Gh int OFF, the public sale
tic 'oor of tn Court House. 10 tho CHEST bidder be.
t,Srn the hoLr. of IL and o clock sai' day.
Terms >AIEtne q ird cash the balance in and
two year. the deferred bear aud be
scrnre b, mortgage
The lille is ndispGtable.
june6 -dgt wM. JOHN WALLACE.
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n RedoSa and six fashionable dsnees sngh, perfectly IN
lessons. for adults and children lessons every day.
pINAR B.lletmasfsr
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CADEMY or MUsIo-ITALIAk opkkA
.SasaSsos IN. 81 the
nasrmsnt slyins sosy hc reputation ana hgn mcss1
artist: CA q .sss :s : :ss rss sss
L upaSee...rs % Indulge 10 sss customary advance {.
ss - an. Aa Ss sa .s@sy d -
inienton, feeing assured that tho priormH1nc sns~
msn, herafoe simply c"nanes scIf the snnouncrssss
Of the nAmes OF tbs principal artist. enrnsed
x rll"si P'" JosxP niIsn ISfD6RI
MADAME omrs Ala BnroSoLL
s MILF p finsnr ;s.s. s SSrsf'is
MADAME r iens
Print frnori Absolute
sIGkoR FRANcEsco MAzzoLgM
srosos Asr sSs msnrrL
sIGNoR RUBio
sIosoR iRRS1SDo nKLIIM.
sros oG% Th nssi A,i'i Ssii'scuL
sI0NoK u. CoLETr
Sscondo lsAssa.
SI0k0R MULLER ....o. +, ,r,s..~v
imporant Arrangement. ~i,h othsr rniaes, Artss
also pending the fu particulars OF which wiz DC snsoe
soon'as the engagements arc concluded
Norrcx No Tho arsi performance with take ptsss =
b. snnounerd IN tks sdveri,ssmou's q Monday.
koTicg No 2.-Tho box Offices VIII open Tor tue -
.ns Hesd"ms ~ Mns ssr o BTos1~sv
and Root Anbony Co q stationery s'nre corner OF "A
Ror,cr No Notwithstanding the heavy outlay psnsss1
In the inauguration Of this.eason and the snpens.
II T;,S SRcrs
Of admission, which will nj hr customary rnAee
Forcs No all reply TO very numerous Appa,cAsiSss
thai ss WITH sso o s ~s be
night. only sd,.ae- .assrb-Is having the p<t,s
Of wing their subscriptions and rralning th6w -
throughout the continuance OF tho season,
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.soaARr, AuorIoSEgn-s. 4 .. BocARr

II .BoGART, AUCTI0NEER-S. J. BOGARr
rP .s%
g. @ aS,. A. .o. ss sn o sssp" q.
ams comprising Parlor Furniture, Sofas. Chars Divans,
Carpets Lace srss 9aan" Of cSs n 1@a
sss.s D,ss /, .,s Ist
..,ias Toilet crochery Bedsicads pure hair Ma,e..e-
ADVISES; Quilt, SPREADS 6sanserpaaes Linen sheets.
s,..ss and lon Cass. M.n sa.s Dnng Eoem1
Sarps r s
a.s ec caa and ass S Sss ra ln;a pa
p S.r, css osss s hes,f Willard Room ss%
sss GGs .s Ra1 wagon 1
s ..o ssoa, % ssa. q Hay. deposit vii y re9ahsa
ss :, s.v B.S,g n,sS 70, .s rss sa
CoCHERAN MILLS. Attorneys, White Plans.
o. Monday. ios O'clock, the Furniture oI the
"s sas - lnsrs.s csrp:.. Hal oisIeS. maSsssny
e.a Fss,h s ssS. Boosters :ns roa. ssi.
Ec.d. ana co@ferer., 9 pair hns Sheet. and PILLOW
"a: aud TS.s ware sra.ss. stair Carpets ROD. MIR
fs. snS ws ses ie sna
a,iars Range. =, DEPOSIT. required Of ali purchasers
socAsr sA !s :. Z; BooARr,
ees u S- xsrsSsn sHcs.nss s's ss:rosm s'1 trinity
coe ''fs on abe NO.
aooARr, Aucr,oSESh 8. y. BoeARr ON
scsasy Ma.s 3 :. pS oscs :. The a.eon room
fsrior Bedroom and Kitchen Farni,ar,. Also two sRt
gas.
AMEs ~ MILLER, AucrIoNEER NO Is CHERRY
street near fransiin sqnArr-Wil BE- sold ., auction,
TUESDAY, March g. at n o'clock, ~ the Merchants Pr
gse III broadway. the hree story brcs Dwelling Houss
1ore No. slr~et The store has been oscupcd
grocery tor numbsr q y.ars And ha, done good
On the 81 lot Ia Two story Building. FOR
- iaquire OF the Aacionerr, y Pine street
MES NJ MILLER, AuCTfoSEER-wILL SELL AT
ssc,,sn, :. he Scfshaps E.shssss sal..room, iii
AUX e G So%Ras 'i PIopssTSeso. and 81.
Ali that ranAbie of land, west side Of Bowery
nisy fact from Canal Title perfect and terms
sale positive. Particulars At Office, y Pine street
fLLkR A EBN>ELLY WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
Tuesday. March lS6A II O'Clock. 81 ssesrooln,
Ill Broadway, tho valuable Lot the north side %
ety NTH street, between Third and Fourth
ALSO, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1S5
whole m side Of FIRST avenue, between
nth and Forty sisth streets
frame House and brick Stables the south
Foriy .slxth street. 20 ieet y est First avenue
class House north de Forty fifth street 80 feet
First avenue. ali modern improvements
south side Of FIFTY nrst street between
nd aud Third avenues
Lots east side OF Fourth avenue. northeast
or OF Flfty.fonrt street.
ss Lois on norhw est corner ilsh street aud ave
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
A UcrIoK SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al

"A Sing Sing y. supreme Court-In psrtition.-JoHN
y. CLAP. Referee. win sell At public auction wednes
1AS, March 1853, a o'clock the premises that
Farm OF hand formerly owned BY John = sherwood,
1eoeAaed. Of about 90 This farm IL
ocated within ts. minutes walk OF the Hudson River
Ratlsoad depot contains several beautiful building
With 8 view OF tho Hudson and In the immediate vicinity
che residences Of Mr. John Stewart Carlisle NORWOOD
rrmesdsi, Esq, and Others Win be sold together
parces Bale positive Terms liberal Maps Of the proper
n may be seen of Besson, Csmmcnden Co,
IN West street. Abre Smith, 32s Bowery Bond
street the Registers once Palms. Wescheser
VI n
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SALES AT AUCTION.
- ~
BRAHAM WATERPROOF. AUcrI0hkkR.
IA MAGNIFICENT -
FURNITURE


A BgAnAM WATERPROOF. AUcrIoNEER.
HOUSEHOLD yues,ruav
srAruARy. rAiSTI SGsxs or ART
AMP an! AnTIGLEs or vERrU.
segan. private res Is asacs Ell, e Chapman E.q "a
.aS sa
nsoaxe and orola caauelers velvet Carpets Rugs two
S wI sroos q the riches. aessp
ssa aes p Ssn m as
1'sf aSS s svss s
s.asr y csIssTa.sa 9sssr
d XIV ss;s ss pss.
ssnaS Chars Pnss
Ware, sca Silver usass Urn Din,
w shiny 70 attend ' ,h sas a ssa
Hes e , ph and st and stages q the As,os
seu;S street ' Few door. f''" at
A UcrIoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE TO CLOSE
,eAv h L ksis sIHfcgresEEK
AT the private residence No. s West Fourteenth street.
comme near n 4 ias a . elosi, AN
The Whole win D. highest bidder for
Elegant seven o,ave Psnofare wh all modern
improvements oye-str.ny bass pearl kcya $500 rich
sewood STOOL covered in satin and embroidered Coyer
three elegant full suits OF rosewood ParIor Furniture
rch proade and satin rosewood Etagees, splendid and
costly raran Ornaments rich Vases also magnificent
cole ton u rare Paintings rosewood Turkish aud Easy
In hne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble top
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany: Bureaus
carved Bedstead Washsands Sofa Beds ia haircloh
eo pure Hair Mattresses from forty to nfty pounds made
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of fine oak Extension
Table, Oak Arm Chairs, Sverwarc rich China ivory and
silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C., with heavy cut aud
srsved Glassware Of every description No postponemens
UOTION NOIICE.-R W. wEsrCOrr. AUCTIONEER,
n WILL SELL THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNITURE
AND h Faan9 tEav MSsKs s Or GIFT HHr OLA
TOMORROW lM0NDAYl AT lOx O'CLOCK.
AT NO. Ice WEST TWENTY.FIRsT STREET, WEST OF
SIXTH AVENUE,
Nursery Furniture all first class and but little used the
whole cost $4,000 and will be sold without reserve.
consisting of costly collection Of Bronzes BsQue and
Marble Groups magnificent Mante Vases and Ornaments
imported for tho rich Paror SUITS
te and sk elegant rosewood Secretary
Bookcase bos d'rose Cabinet lady's French Sc
ssres roseWood Centre and Pier Tables turkish Chair in
richly carved Chamber Suits walnut and mahog
Bureaus carved Bedsesds nix hundred yards
Velvet Brusels and Ingram Carpets Sofa Beds in nne hair
orier Ia good condition Mirrors Shades silk and Lace Cur
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
ivory and silver Cutlery Forks Spoons Ac with
and knsraved Glassware Of every description. oSse po
etvc.
oers extraordinary Inducements to housekeepers and
others competent will be In attendance cart,
rack ship goods for purchasers reasonable charges
sSac rain or snnc.
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DRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY, 3sl BRooNB ST.
ID 9rEs ALL InE YEAR

LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays frrm tpsp "
GENTLEMEN, Thursdays and Frdayt. ~ 10 iOt. r. ~
CHILDKEN, Wednesdays and saturimys 70 8 r. "
IApfk~' Primary clsss = tus,r ioted Nv Mr.. Hrvokss
sOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
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i tstabshed Tea, Coffee and Dry Grocery Store,
OF the savenncs uhe city TINS best Of references
and required Address Dor ! $50 Pos, Office.
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A UCTION NOTICB.-B ROTH AUCTfuNEER
IA Auction sale OF
Hanh coatlv Houaa


Velvet. Brussels and n.rain Corpe,s
Tho property Of W. Prcnar Esq. the elegant resi-.
deuce lll West Rirhth Fifth
Monday, March at - O'Clock precisely,
ing OF handsome Carpets rlegah Piior Furniture
Fteach Plate back and doors rosewood Centre and Pier
TAbies Mirrors Lace and DamasS Curtains Shades. hns
oa Ps'ntings vss.. Bron1ss Clocks Corner and Book
ssnds Turkish Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs
cd 10 medallion reps Rosewood and mahogany Bsdsteads
0ils Sofas Chair. and Anchars covered IN rep. and
eurtans Tea and Extension Tables Buffet Glass China
and Silver Ware Table Cutlery. &C. &C. Sale positive De
spost required.
A DMINIsTRAroR,s SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
N Tho undcrsgned will Spose for sale At public
Tuesday March 1853, at O'Clock r. NJ, the Hotel
OF r. r. Carpenter, Hobokcn City OF Hudson
ths following pieces Of properly to co.e an estate Lot
Dock ferry, ~ by with story barn capable
beiHg made substantial dwelng) the lot and IN be sold
shit Two Lots Montgomery beautif, Ivy situa
led Lake Lincoi.. and two Lots Madison avenue.
$50 from Moo gomery Twenty three
hundredths of West Hoboken. the Paterson
9lAnk road. Thirteen and eighty nine onehundrehs Of
Of land West Hob0kon elegantly situated the
Westerly sopc Of he hill. About Acre OF Ground be-
and the Northern Railroad Terms
and the auctioneer's fees day Of sale,
balance OF cash when Deeds delivered
q. d. VAN RKIPER. Aarn,r,....,or.
3. j. CARPENTER, '
" HUDSON. Feb. II, 1863.
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nights only In ad,snr~ subscribers having tbs Wv
ihrour bout The con,innancs
NEw sewEny THEATRE x,,vus
~ 300 f MoND%v EVENING March I. 1884
u 'Hs ssssSs III
DION BoUcicAuIrs
E ::$E:sEEE::
.''''''' :" ' secass 1'. fo~.nu, Kssess. -
ssy:E::s$E & g: s s:$S:
oo'upy'ns tho entire e y%sr q si 1ss
Producing ono s e H. %s.' AND rnsrLLrno
q : SS.':.sss, p;r. s..::...
. ' ~: hAinASsAr
" ii, H sst S,.' F.l ist' w s1zhs
BAHsuns 4 iSEsssN An HYsSSSi
: :#$$E # #:E | E$s$:*
E|#E :|s;|: Within Il: 81:
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN
THE BafkESs OF bEAuISs
' NOW s sRs a aHsRRaL x 4Ss rHThsltas.
%asss s sSi s IsS4s " ESssS So
e III nasr and y-a In Sons. ana Dance. so~S.
Wv" COMMODORE xUrT-TnE ssoon MUTT.
the ". Ti if's s%Aiyhsr PAIR ov HUMAN BKrsos
over 's"'s' SMs' r 70 I r ra1r AND WIFE
The ,,ns 4, Xss r. II T ss. a. hss:
Auun la Iiy seal. naisr hnskess Happy
- i.%iy: Va, yaaI.., ~ -.
e,Sn par'aSnsaee IL h .inim..Dis ns.
!" To hs ss'Gi. on fa IL %SfGs ~ Lyx
Admission. Children under ,ra. Is osss.
! BhfAsMissc ,iAsics Sf Hall. AZ BROADWAY
sfSs S ,s' '',i ssss !;
Al Original sons BY b s.".'.. n.a expressly '~ D.
bryant '''' w OLD Folks CONCERT
rms chAL hssax R.s IGastonsc s x A. r.r
k k;'l IL. i ssss il - .l.,s ).
RHyr cn nxFn b. IA PseJ.. s., cs": pw.
NEwooAD n 81. laash.si. scene, q NO, hood s.-,.
DAN kAAf ioS AM sS. r 3SS. 3sssssAcx
I Ds"r. oss i sis sa',..a "
A 'iSshsbAf S sSass ba stncH 10 pa
AMBULANCE ssD ssaaisrrAnv rnoors
crAfuIia'. seventh Regimen, s.,sa.I Guard s>ss
"" r Up az .aa ssee :
Tet.,. 70 osa,s g, .ae At me p.,lpa sos' Aass ~
DRoADwAy arsAGImg 90 nRoADwAr.-L =
- lh ssIosi Mis-. z o,Sio'G DISPLAY
; g; sS9 figEf f!nTosSasl.s S'sa s.'s
woSDrRFtL rEHToRniaG ELErnAsTS
''s''''' Iralnsa roal.. NmAsys .as Nuts.
Admisios % c'nts chidf-n uni'f 'rn isosn's
AMERICAS gnE ,,!d ~ g n ,s,, yy
rur onow hgbr no Ssfs - ~ Fasr WEEK
Bear ""''' Tr rIs sift' 81 NV Is yGae
iiiT a1f i' I, Stg q ,;,r,
A''"''"'' DELionrsp THOUSANDS
THE orgAr sufhlcss COMPANY
' rng LaiSf,T Gor sEasArtLa AID rALEsT1D
mat ssiiLi ..s pIs' oG ~ GiLLar TROUPE.
composed = - "o ch x al WsuiIfg.
lead - u ,ssg spa so,asT q :. the pspi'ss
A' s''' ''' '"r siis sslSsis 4: '''''' q '''
'hf ''a'ra@f ''d' .r I"f.f w.an,N.
The f''o,a. 9,sy.a ''''~ - 80 n'f9o.x
NAs9Ei oaIs.
:" 'h.'s As'' soa"' p gr,t ,,so,,,
!" "'' S'' PlLr. vfoR, ASo wALsr.
we '"' Z. o., rsasia-r, t,-f,rnrr.
~ &C :, ,,,,.gaaa ~ $780,, = pfipeee
Norics-fhs management Lair l'sst geas"r' n -
"'"'e"' ''e's.'''".s. s AZ ,Iffiii
-ho All SHORTLY spfrao DO -ih Z. ri'ss
Irox's oLp nowrar rrgaIgy
one d - ~ - - ,h..,er.
WAtr'oss VIZ s1sp sFsws SS... |, "Esnrr
a fsv s1oe- go. 'e' '.'s :, ~
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A vCTION NOrICE.cRocKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
n ac-WM. W. SHIRLEY, auctioneer.-On TUESDAY,
March at 10 O'Clock 2s Pearl street, by D. EMBURY,
catalogue sale OF all kinds OF Ware for city
country dealers Sales free for cash. and well packed
shipment
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Lor s0ipment
UCTIoN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. NJ CRlSTALAR Auctioneer. y Bowery, will sell
Monday March a. los o'clock large lot Of Coats
ns<s, Fancy Goods Dry Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery Rib
boos Laoes Embroidery, Neck Ties. Collars Chemisees
DAvID EGAN, AUcTIoNEER-No, tss CANAL
IL streetwi sell Tuesday, March At l0is O'Clock
No Franklin street TO close the business Of the late United
states substance contrActor large lot OF 10 90 90 and
- gallon Boilers Motifs also Platform Scales Port
sbie Bakers Oven, kn, Forks Spoons. Dppers Skim.
Cuiienders Tin Cups and Plates Butchers Choppng
Btock. large Refrigerator, Stove Pipe. &c, &C
EDWARD sINrzENIcH, AUCTIONEER.-BY d. W.
~ IVES Coon Tuesday and Wednesday, March
at II O'Clock each day. at 625 Broadway. hrst class
beins part OF the stock OF four Of largest
made first class city trade and will be
nn6d by combating In OF black walnut and
good Chamber Suits finished with French plates and
ry marble tops rosewood black walnut aud OAK PSor.
Iin,sg Room and Library SUITS in broca,e and ~ wool
Turkish Furniture large variety also BuUcs Ii.
vary and Secretary Bookcases, Extension Tables Rail
lands aud Chairs, Armoire Glaces single and double;
etagcres, Music Stands Centre Tables, DC. Parties
ts6ing furnur. packed have done the
ms furniture be stored with short time free
kargu.
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7 NO. 353 BOWERY.-H. ROSENTHAL. HAVING
n great desire TO purchase large quantity OF cast Oh
Wearing Apparel Furniture. Carpets Jewery &C. oy ca,
article Lsdies attended TO BY Mrs
Rosenthai Please remember and $50 Bowey, opposite
street.
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Ar HfLLgRovE's DANCING ACADEMY, 400 EIGHTH
"A avenue scar rwenyhr s'f.-tA new cises for Non
day ana Thursday afternoons Also evening class for
ladies and gentlemen BA soirce On rbursdsy evening
March g. Apply above.
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INANrgp-ro ESeAoE 4 HANDSOME youNa LA.
INSTRUCTION.

A GERMAN LADY. WHO HAS TAUGHT FOR SIEVE
"A raj years a private family in this desirc-
engagement resident She Is perfectly ab
teaching all the branches 81 Young lsdys education
Address and reference 4. Poppenhusen ~ Gun street, New
York.
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Real estate tor Sale.
FARM and COUNTRY

A SPLENDID FARM and COUNTRY
IA RESIDENCE, on the west bank OF the Hadsoa River
miles from Poaghkeepsio, y. " for SA complete sac
rhoe superior Stock Dairy GTsin Fern, p acres OF
rich a. cuysnoo the balance woodland
On this Mansion ouse is Gothe st,e and -1sn
siy, O1toudipg. order. ohoicr Otchsrd OF F=us
excellent fences. &c The location ia uneqlsed IN thi'
section There 90 OF plseHu lind watch L. AL
irshly calculated 10 subdiyd- fr county seats bsvirg
agnilceut view OF the noble Hudson aud eastern shore
uninterrupted north AM SOUTH sci IN the country
sh,, farm is su,,sbe Tor pFsctica soucuan farmer and
particularly foT iAncy Cc grower or pes2u iteesiei In
fho drovirR business. for milk dairy pO-.s IL j.
atused IN frolsss neign1oIhVod directly AeJo and
IN the vicinity Of splendid country rat- of Messss
IyiI .s;on Leroy. Resell Fottos am. Aston and Ped
7Ds arm will be solo liberal terms Tor the sum Of 3OJ
fncudinx horses cattle, farming utensils carriages. Gc, Al
that for extensive farming For psracnsrs aa
Sr,ss or apply 10 JAMES SERGEANf Real Estate Agent
No Mg-Esi-si Ponshkecp,c City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
NOR SALE CHEAP, or EXCHANGE for

Il CHICAGO PROPERTY, avslgaDs COZ Fki htsl-
DENCE deh.luy lses.ed tue bsGks VI Lake Michigan,
In the immedsts vicinity Racine, Wiconn, one of the
most beautiful cities OF TIE We. and noted for m social h
ersry and RELIGIOUS prives-I No pans expense have
been spared in laying tic grounds which es sorned
with the choicest and hruooey al IN the highest state
OF The place j. well stocked with .na uits, all
Apple Peer OIchsrdo the iat.eE 800 To- 800 bearg
trees Grspery lander s'l yiedius from l9oJ 70 3V
pounds per esr. TIE brck Gothic structure
tan;DI everything pe,sLt bud e.lsoe ioT fsIlJ is'
aerce There ia also Bnk renaui House barn, aud Car
aseHouss The place ten acres, and offers al IN
aocsmsui TO any wishing nome in West IL joins The
home Of the Hon. Jane. K Doo u > S.sAior " shom
reference may be maze. or J. II. DunhAm OF Chicago.
THOS Is. BRYAN, Rea Estate Attorney
Chiosgo. Illinois
sold and ~ managed for
,ery..,d,nt. Il. Is. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Gopartncrsbip uuifrs

X. THEO. +. MORAN this da, ro,:-~-
~ from tie him Of MORAN BROTHEHs ietreb
New ork, June |. 1853
The undesixped have iL day entered Into
90 ibe Porpo.s OF sbsactug BANKING nnJ sTntPP
'{OHMSoION BU5ISESs, under tho hrn ~ u1n - 20 a
Cha W Co. at No. ~ Wllisast for the pnycI,.s
sac Of D1vernment Securities Bonds Stockr t,o1 ZIG ZIG
1Sm"ist'isl pspof' THO. y. mORAH
Lat" 81 the hrm Of Moran Bro,hsr.
"A g. CRANE,
VI tbs tim Of D.yIaOn 4 Gram.
WIN. r. GOULD H.
y! the hewYofL stock Excbsuxe
ks~Y9rk June /. 1875
Tbs btin Of DAWSON CRANE continues its b,,u,,,
yhn hrs when. by TsAsOn Of the dash OF Mr. JOIIN
D~FioOh, Il viii expire BY its own Limitation.
NolICE is hereby given that the Copartner.
ihp ksfs.ofore .listns under the Of H. BUR
.-,,s 20 Ia THIS DAY DISSOLVED b. mutual con.
Saia G ne business Affairs Of the concern left with SLY
Ia. ~ pvhhELL 70 selis at No. 81 Peer-st hew.Yor
wa HARRY BURHFLL,
Tn. PIT HEYMOUR BUhRELL.
nELL q c.Ss Business hitherto conducted ~ H. BUR.
Wslsr.. WI be continued al 30. CO Pearl ard No. 30
SEYMOUR BUHkELL