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FRoM wAsHINGToN spGuIALs

NEw YoRK, March 26-~Washirylon spe'
cfals state rebel symPe, ,sfiers say that rebel
lnaders are preparip4Z % eoncentra'e whole
available force par chattanooga where they
will die in tbgiast ditch
Stated Se0els are feelinn outer liaes OF the
army p6tonirc, indicating an attack. Scouts
ressft that the rebels ARE moving infantry IN
t6eilirt ction Of Culpepper
freaident nrs decided TO make hrft draft
from the States deficient in quotas
Gederal Butler win soon have a command
Advices from Havana 18th and Vera Cruz
Eth are received Puebla bad not been Ia
ken, nor did French advance appear rapid.
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AnInERNNENT.

TRENroS, N J March 25--Both Houses ad.
journed sine de at lao o'clock this after
noon.
A A.scsalution was daopted by both Houses to
6sea nstional salute in honor Of the Federal
Union. The Union League also fred sa-
'lu,a over the death Of the Legislature,
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NEW MAMpsHTRE FLECTToN.

CoScoRp, n II, March 26---oficial vote
for member Of Congress in the First District
wont be declared until May.
Il is believed Marcy IS elected by 90 TO 70
minority Eastman ran behind the combined
vote Tor Governor
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Dayton Market.
aARsaMANs FLoUR-Nsa vheal,

DAYTON, March q
HARSHMANS FLoUR-Red wheat,
wholesale G 20, retail IS,
WHEAT 20,
CORN-40
OATS-45@50.
BARLEY-l 25@l 20.
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY-Timothy IL 00@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--2 90.
WHlSKY--45945,
GROCERIES-Coffe 33t@364; Sugar l3l
OLA Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75 Teas 30@l so; Cheese
l2A6l3; Rice s@st Dried peaches solo
Dried apples 4G95 Beans 2 50@2 20 per bui
Butter 20@95 Eggs l0@l2A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Estabahed IN the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. Il. BONAPARTE, from London and paris
~ hosptalsi ana Tor the past ten years OF the On-
ennau EeneIeal Hospital and Or. h, b. kEYNOLDs,
late OF New ork, This AZ the only office in the city
whore permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
ohialued, without the Use Of mercury or change of
diet Gonorrhea cured in Gto AZ hours, elect cured
m $40 10 aaYsi structures cured IN 20 weeks; Noe.
turual Emissions stopped in 2 to days; seminal
weakness cured IN toS weeks syphilis ITS prima.
ry stages cured m days, Secondary symptoms In 4
70 jweeksi Skin Diseases cured m To Neeks; I'M
potency, WgOr restored IN TO weeks Al Diseases
o. aprYale hature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Dr, Bonaprte's great work on private dis cases. the
l'nVate 6mde TO HEALTH - beneficial To all, male and
female, old and young, should read this book twill
enllghten those who grope In darkness. Price 20
cents, sent by mail.
Dr. Bonaparte's French Patent Male sale II is
perfectly SAFE and never aiis to 90 satsiRctoH. ltis
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
ffice OF the French Patent Male sale ~ the single
one, e. per nall dozen ~ per dozen, sent by Slail
50 madame LullERs Female Monthly rills IL a
safe and leaols remedy Tor snppTesslons apd all
male diseases Ladies should not use them ttnring
pregnancy, ss they will produce miscarriage lfee
sl 90 per bos-eAlra tine sb-sent 10 any address by
mail.
Drs. h. q r. are the men 10 consult: they are nm.
quesuonably acknowledged to be the cham uOns aud
kings OF nerea diseases, and tue only Doctors Who
| receive monthly reports from tho old worldi they
nave been accustomed from an early age of youth
witness the various diseases when Rfict mankind
aud TO "atch The progress through long career OF
professional study IN every sphere of hie rom the
humble abode OF poverty H. The mansion OF the veal.
my, and having ascertalne beyond doubt NE yasi
suffering OF hninanity, tuey determined 10 select the
genetaYe system as their particular studt, ana 10 dc
vote their ole attention 70 the aleusuon OF the dis
eases ol these important functions. No letters viii bt
| answered unless they contain remittance or post
Drs. BONAPARrE REYNOLDS,
NO. is9 sycamore st.eet, between Filth Sixth, eas
ONCE hours rom IAN. osP,M fe6
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y Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW LOAN

PHILADELPHIA, March 25--Jay Cooke gen
eral subscription agent, announces the con
vers of 81 ,26O, 600 legal tenders to-day into
hyp twenties
The loyal States are being thourghly arous.
cd 10 the work, and the belief is expressed
that Two millions per day will be reached
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NOTICE TO ABsENTEEs.

HEADQUARTERS Ohio Militia aud poiun-
teer MidHa, Columbus, Ohio March 26--
Solaiers absent without leave or over time
may get transportation TO Colurbus by apply
ing to any ticket agent at the Rail Road Sta.
ton throughout the State on or before March
3lst Press throughout the State copy and
notice GEO. B. WRIGHT,
Quartea Master General
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FROM NEW YORK

ALBANY, March 25--The State Canals are
TO be opened about April 25th 20 May LIST
The Court Of Appeal has ordered the dis
charge Of Mary Hartung.
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MAIN LEGISLATURE.

BosroS, March 26--Maine Legislature
adopted concurrent resolutions endorsing
LincolDs Proclamation, appointing compen-
saled Emancipation and use OF negroes in
military service, and opposing all suggea'jDas
Of compromise.
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FROM WISCONSIN.

MADisox, March 26--The Supreme Cat
to-day affirmed the legality OF the lass drnia
the sight draft, foreign born voteEs end tue
validity Of the soldiers suffrage ~ 70 Wiscon'
ain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26
Splendid Property for Sale.
a. RARE CHANCE.

"A. RARE IA N CG-
VNHE subscriber ofers for sale his TEH.ACRE LOT,
adjoining Dayton View. IL is located on road q
few Tods north ol Salem Pike, and lust half mile
west Of the River. Il has on II a small Frame housei
BRICK smoke and Spring house, 5pnng Of never
fall ng water an orchard orchard Of about two humid
red thuy young Peach treesi several splendd Apple
trees siberian Crab-apple trees number or Amber,
aud a large number OF Morila Cherry trees, good
bsarrrs large number Of bearing Grape vines; and
number Of other advantages too numerous To men
ton
THIS attractive properly has on u one OF the most
delightful building pots In the county from which can
be seen = large eKpanse Of country, embracing the
Dayton Western and Dayton Michigan NHllv ays
The ground 10 excellent, and every foot oi Il be-
cultivated. The EAST and rorth sides o the lot are
fenled with thirty Usage Orange Hedges. The prop
ety Will be sold at bargain
klso, several eligbe BUILDING LOTS ia Miami
City Ere offered Tor sale on far terms.
Apply SOON 70 the suhscrber, IN Miami City.
fezddsw PETER RfTrY,
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NOTICE


oAEhlI y OhLE.
John Ponuus, DANIEL Pontius Abraham ponuus, ia.
,ob Pontius, Lydia stetler George stetiler, saloma
Wolf and John +. Wolf GEORGE Reitlint er, Nosh
Umbouhower, Lena Brosius, Roda Ann Sharits,
John ShRrlts, Jesse Dlnnger, and Lucinda Diuinger
Court ol Common Pleas OF Montgomery county,
OHIO. Case No Z71S In Partition
DUkSUANr 20 an order OF sale Of the Court OF
/ Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
made N the above case, will sell at pubc auction on
the premises three miles southwest Of Mlamshurg,
Saturday Apna II, 1865,
Al one oclocl, M on said day, the following lcscrih-
ed property to.wt Siunte IN the county OF Montgom-
cry and state Of ONO, IN section TO- town ? range .,
Lot No, Of Ponuus' subdivision described as fol-
Begnping at the ecorner Of The = " quarter Of
section 10, &c thence 500 20 30 CHAINS 10 post;
thence ~ ~ 10 chains TO apost thence n 500
20 29 chains 10 side Of quarter secton thence 81
10 y 10 chains to the place beginning, containing
Lot Nee OF Pondns SUB division de .crihed as fpl-
love;
Beginning at tho " corner OF the aid quarter SEQ
ton; thence S5s1 2O42 chansto post on section
line thence So 90 20 20 chains TO post; thence
MS AZ W 2035 chains TO the mort line OF te quarter
secuon, post thence e65ss W 2029 chains 10 the
place Of beginning, containing ~ 81 100 acres,
Lot No, OF Pontius subuiyison described M fol.
lows;
Beginning at the " corner OF tue quarter section, a
stone the middle OF the road; thence Sc 2U 20 -
CHAINS to post thence - ~ " 20 % chains 70
post theme So - w2O2b chains to the middle OF
the road, thence along the TOad 81 2O42 chains
to the place Of beginning, continuing ~ 2I-lOO acres
Lot No. OF Pontus' subdivision described AZ fol-
lows;
Beginning at the e corner OF the quarter section, q
stone; thence . ~ 30.62 chains 10 apDst thence
sG1g 40.19 CHAINS 60 post thence o. Az o 30 Il
ohsins 10 post the south line of the quarter sec
uoni thence along said line So 2V 9O,21 chains Ia
the place OF beginning Gontaining o. 53-lOO acres
inthis case the several lot- above described wer,
appraised as follows:
Lot NO ~ '''''''''' 's''''''.''''s'sbl per acre
Lol DO a f.-..-.''.''' 81 per acre
lot No. 20 per acre
Lot no ht.s 90 per acre
And cannot sell for less than twnthrd- of the ap
| praised value thereof
| Terms-onethird cash on the day Of sale one third
10 one and one-hrd m two years from the day OF sale
deferred payments TO bear per cent terest and Il
! be- secured by mortgage on tle premises.
| GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
! ApAN CAY, Attorney. malldawts
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FARM FOR SALE. ii

TNHE subscriber oilers for sale his place known a.
j. the "Joseph >. White Farm" Il Is located ten
miles rom Day ytQn aud south Of Centreyille on the
hpnnghorough pike contains is acres, 90 which
is ceared iH in good farming order bottom and sec
ond bottom, aud ~ suitatle ipf wheat cOn oats
baHeo, sorghum, or any other crop. A good frame
the place. F'Naa N''f 7 TT"
He also wishes 10 sell his dwelling house, fitlated
AZ NO. 10 Walnut street Ia this city ar.H f'
Persons deannE 10 piitchafe o farm az dwelling
viii do well TO call 20 The Clothing store Of William
Walker, g0l Thfd street
ielSdaS9 ttIl WIN WALKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26

sr,-us.es.s VA OULD call specsl s,lssrv-vu,.
Et,Efs 80 w attention 70 ha plan 4e..lss fettsR
uTn%v{t and style Of making arti- u fFf3t1yA
~AIllJ fetal teeth, which for use, 1LlI-ly
lenuiy, and durability cxceia everything else made by
the profession. The vulcanEed rubber work he has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and making
auDs % sui each ease, which tenders them far
beautiful, than teet h made M thOcummOn m0ulds ut
the teeth manulactory, which is tie Kind IN general
use. These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
istry, temporary teeth But teeth put on platiua
purest heelthest and IN every respect far superior
anything made atd used as substitutes for natural
teet1. Having had more than eleven years expert
ence in making 10, and the testimony OF hundreds,
who are using this kind OF teeth with entire satsiac-
ton, consequently can recommend It TO everybody
All other dental operations attended to promptly
carefully and thoroughly Once the corner OF Sec
ond and Main streets, opposite the Franklin House.
Dayton, Ohio. la23dGm
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GREAT BARGAIN-VALUABLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.

UNHE subseriber sill oiler for sale on SATURDAY,
Il MARCH 2sthi 1863, AT o'clock IN the afternoon,
in mont Of the Court House in tho rItY Of Dayton, D
valuable tract OF land clniWnpgady ldH) acresi my
fine fruit, large two story ofck house. containing
Ave rooms, with summer kitchen, with two rood
barns on tho sone, we'll OF good water and also q
neyer-mlling spring OF pure water, with good sub tan
tlH fencing upop the whole farm
said harm lies one.haf 90 mile south cf Nandalia,
running up 70 the Troy Turnpike, and eight miles
north oil Dayton, on tho sald Troy turnpike roud.
Posseshun given immediately FORMS cash
malsgts MARY SHANK.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
U1HE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned In the Wholesale CrockeEy business
al GG Summit street. To edo, Uhio, is hereby dissolv-
cd by mutual consent. Mr. A. W. Barlow will oontiu-
ne the business IN all its branches at the old stand
and will settle ali claims against the 6rm.
(Signed) A. W. BARLOW,
...fI VIM. W. THOMSON,
In retiring from the above firm would recommend
20 all Of the old friends unlimited confidence in Mr.
Barlow and would urge the liberal patronage besow-
ed upon ito be continued towards him
fec WIN. w. THoMAsON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALrsY CO.'S qFsfERs
At THE OBJ RI 2 Es,

A h.tAiN'
PAWS 4 BATtFfELD,
NO. ~, rufAD srKEET, DAYTON, OHIO,
M dsiiy recciups Maltby a Co.'S oystors, direct
n from Baltimore .the best qu ality IN the market
wf'rh they are aOw able 70 sell At the OLD PRICES,
,foiwthstsniing the rise In price In the Eaat. am
No. Onvl Select, and Double Select, warranted
superiyr 10 any others brought vast Try them and
proNf ID.
They also keep constantly on nnnd tho bcst articles
10 he found In he Confectionery line, such as--
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaeeos Of different brands, aud all ar.
ticles in season
They keep tho best stool, to be had aud they sell
~ low AZ The lowest. For tho hesi oysters, and all
articles IN the Confectionery line, call ~
dcaidtw 200 Third at.'eet.
DISSOLUTION.
1NHE partnership horetatore existing betwee n the
under3lgned, IN tho wholesale Crockery bus mess,
Al No 500 Second street. IL this day dissolved by mn.
tum consent. y. r. Heckler will continue the buAi.
ness and wll settle a claims for or against sad hrtn
THEODORE BARLOW,
FRANK r. HEOkLEK,
ln retiring from the above firm would recommend
20 o tue paruns pi the old arm unlimited con ndonce
IN Mr. F. X. HecKer, and would urge the hbernl nat.
ronage bestowed upon the old hrrn 10 he continued
towards HIM
fei2iim THEODORE BARLOW.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
ID A. CIriLTox, ArCT1ONEER
ID. UNITED States GoyEENnESr SALE or
n II. LUDLOW, AUCrIoHEER.
~. Erccn.ors .ls q 10 valuable Lots and 0orss.

with vaunbes water Rights, ~ auction.
r. H. LUDLOW GO. will sell auction Tuesfay,
March ~ 1865 81 u s'cscck, ~ The Merchants Erchsnrs
=, order wm = Doas- l. E.scuior Of the erae OF ss
Aie Anson u. Phelps. er
ana aorr on he sas side let b~tsecn th and
.th streets los the of above, being on each
sueet. -. .-.- -. A..
s~est o lei avenue. being ON the svenus and ON
sarh street IN the r. Or. - !.
MN ana STAT sreets,s Los. 10 north side Of soth
s,reet Aud IL on e OF sis street N r~sr of above.
an East river, with valuable Buhhesd,
~ about 80 feet and water Right
Avenue A-S7lh and sn s,rees-e ioss Me snnre front
east side A, between sh and c.th Streets
rear of above cstendng 70 the East rver With
the valuable bulkhead and water right
Avenue Hth ssrcet-ieioss on the west s'de ol
avenue entire front between 18th and oh srve asa
on the south aide OF esth street. IN r'sr of sbsv.
Avenue As lo,a being entTe front % the we& see
OF avenue A, between s.th and 6psh strsea
Also lots the side OF avenue ~
between 5sih and seth str~~fa
ssh aud sh sirstsv the north side OF Ssh and
sout side OF th rrer IN OF above and ex ndins 70
she Essl ritcr with valuable bpkheax and right
AIDE o. A. between sesh eh ssees and north
sde sh street and ertendns I'm Ksst river with he
yauable wstsr right
rvefy lot viii be peremptorfiy aod.
Icens Nj made known ~
Book maps and fun particulars may BE- had A the
Sonee' 'V T. II. LUDLOW CO. No Pin. street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
: ELFG4ST 7 lss EosEyoep s,Seep G5sE Gc55AEcvoRrr,
A LvIN G. BAKER CO.. AUCriONKERS "a
"A MA0NIFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
.-- R06kWOOD PIANOFOkTE. E-'-

Painsass SataaI ana many r.re and costly works of
At the residence Of ~ B. CIapmAn ESQ., Is West
A~s- stleet, te'weep Ftth and sixth avenues.
y S''s4ss Sale commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Rosewood Tetea.Tete Chairs, Otomans Arm and Recep
tOn Chairs suite, with broatc
K&sssres satuAry marble top 9ecrrtrc and Bookcsse
lned with atinwood Cabinets EncoiGneus Console Ia
W.rh Table saRe,S seyrcs Ch Vases hrils'e 1Tolss
Chess Tables Curtains shades French plato Pier aud
sel MirrDs locks, ls0 yards Velvet Carpets
wood PtAuoost TO- richest nstrunent oeed Mcon thIs
:sason maze .o oa.r BY city mshes rosewood STOOL Can
Onin; Room-Oak Bunet tension Tabl ruby and white
Glassware Punch Bowls China Dinner Tea Sets silver
Castss Coffee Urn, Cake Bsskets Napkin Rngs Table Cut
tsry. Linen Ao acknowledgement Dressing Buraaus
salnUs Bureaus, Sofas. Chairs, Az =
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

-prxpy ~ LEEps 4 CO. AuCTToNEERs. WILL
Ill s-i sucuea saturday, March ~ a. 70 ocloch 2.
AR No - Nsssna street. ov account OF whom
~s, concern 1000 Belgium Muskets IN asod order: one
S~ssl Ross DIN. two bafrrls very old Sherry With other
Iaors now IN TIC whole be sod wi,hou
rve. Gao q, n ocicok. IN fsss sf store two ssst
We wevon. with meveebss 49,
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

ao- sowgrY-nApAxs xfDgER cLafEvovAsr
IDO aas sswd sp~ash iAdy ma.sss -. snr.~r<' q
asalcsse fse ~ st~sss l.is tcs, Sssrs ssvo-ts lost
a. ssA~~A 81.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I EtSdK IYttiSd y a q 9 mn o.s.A4IIrys rtAs
~. IL o: sss IL I'm s s
5. s.a Il oS s.s 4 &
Tysny .ilh slree. and ssyes.h avenue seven
M ~ a. Ssr xssI a. ps: ssc .% Sss
JonS ALLEN. 5esastary pso tenn
RAxouEr or TIE KNIGHTS or ST. PATRICK
aond. i: 'ns noon Sh1ss iss inst. stewart hs.voS
% s1 s s.s. s .s. Ss e
p caa. Twes ..i;th street Eishih svsnn. once
saanss Mi s. ssd tbs evening At psaen Hoe Grsea ~
wich street At 81 ecicck full attendance requested
IsArGURArIoS
LOYAL LRAouE0 q OF UNION CITIZENS
ssss s n, .srs h. | r n ss he'd q c s s q
comies o. Arrsnseue srrs, pleasure, .nnoanc
T:S s ssSs.s
emesn o. sdsooss Of The cause The eo"ee a
Es.ss .. &. s q s ' Il: S s.S r
psesd N. Uese MAIN aimed The eoss.Iiatcn preserved
:sS s'
s.a r . x. 1 ss oss & and
pIIssson Mayor once CITY Hall William Orion.
s%:; e.: & ~ :. +: 49,.
order o ''' Community srkeIxn z x.fsti'rcs' SSffcs
for .'' '"d the cA.m
NEW STREET rAyExExT rAyExESr is
opsr.os eisim-d ,ssi /. vim Be- nssrs psrf.e @ sss
s,.n .s.ss s si sos ss,'s a. Ss~ :: re
Sh, as:sas ~. psri:.dy sar. fosst .vsdiss :.
and sasrdsy q ,n S.ss % the oes.psd By ss
sss.1s s.ss Srsss @
s..r ol as sss
NOTICE TO youRsEYusx rArLoRs-rHn HANDS
.ss d. q .s"s sas css.ss e :. s !. ri
S,na Syo1a,r 's'e q the :" cssGsi 6o~sii;s. '
DEruRSrNs FROM THE LAST NESTING PLACE or
my s.I,a . 4. j al . %
a. sd s Esss Lsd ss sss ,sos. se s"g
ss .si;'' = paying ' s n ri; Z s cosppsu
C,Iv ., Hupsos, March IS. isas
cpEcrAL Sorrcy-rr THE OWNER or THE PIX.
s..y within sSrs. DAY. ron III. dat. ,scy M :. .s,d
2lssT IS is<a
.rs Is.ocision those Who nav. .usserised Their
% y. pr.,.a, .s.1s. o. ~. s = are s.1s
Ss%.s ss' ii nan sssa s..; s asa:es .l,.
.s',; f' Ase !. s.,S... sss S.r s,:::s;
s.,s no cs!s ~. N ss ..ss m :. ss Az. M
ss o s1 d 2 o h % +: 2f1
!, K. sI., !. ss
,.a ssS .ogs gsSst 2 ss.,ds,
So' PER AZ sfsrsl IN ds:s.
ia ASpussos. Secretary.
1AxEs FOR wISrIyLD. usEwrowg sAsrEIH,
South Wilhamsturg Nest Flushing viii he recered ~
ske onee Of o. o. Andysws No . fryon row. On wssnss
days and salurdays, untl o'ciock-
WEsTcnEsIEnr s2vELy rAT.s
UNION FORT, 0LtntrILR TAxE6
WAKEFIELD, wAaHIHoTONvfILk
<, ." s < y: Il -: s. s ~.
ehesssr Essehsssr Ae wii nS~e of Grand
aud Eli,sbeih srr~y Monday, Marrh "a and Monday
MArrh - v~oe'vs srsS sfssv -ses the bss wi b s
JoBN a YoRKE
HIRAM nLasrkAD
HywNE lr<p~,tors
PETER cOsHER
a. nLLkR
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

WAnR0 AVV1k~SDs
AsS9Ss ;.s A 3 sSssgEEaI:s s4sSsI1saas. sssssss
fHHsz zlAoAs1 zossw2GGss weGsu4 4sR FAsLos surrs.
is5 ySss!s, sI.s5s5.ls, asS sr.
xAosu1ossr 8sxasSEs S Ss GSxhF sxsH CHAIRS aIoH
.xoss.s, srAruAsrc rcAs6fTs Ans nsAur1ruI - as. n n n 4
90, ro ss J. y.nRs.SfIoRlLY ERE. SOLD yos CHsa. -
q 1s Sss story residsnce No As Fcurtssnsh street
@ esns o e e
SC %ss oP osn.r sot. and Fer Tas
.s: ssS s. sss
f?s 81 ::ssss s:s:
wSSs ;s..y
Spes Ss!ps 40 Bronze Chandeliers. Turkish Lounges with
DihiNS ROOM oHAAsERs AND LIBRARY
siIssen .est OAK R.ssnson Table Dining Chai,s rich
sss: i;:.y dsssss isss War S::sss: spe:s Ssss.
Hsro: So:ss costse tsesi!Ss ssl.s Ecuass:
% ana
~. .na T no. O. and
R.spse.l at.sn,ion invited % ths sals . The fn
iosas. ihs house Reliable win Ss in attendance
vorIos ~ @ sogE Ayc51esEsn
s'a velvet srs;;f c.s .sS Ts;s s.,s.
:s;,as ss sss
West Eighth street (Clnson p.sos). west Of Fifth
nue :eas eomnencing q u s,elook Pseoisey coDslstng
fully covered and carved ma 70 erder for the owner
ableS rosewood Rtageres sle Of Louis xv cost 3225
Erenct Pier Arro,a Bookcases Writing Desks Lace Win
aud 1Sanse, covered n cr mson rep: and green silk
Paintings Reception Chairs In medallion iastng; Corner
and Book 5and Library Furniture two elegant Sold black
e order expressly for the oypsr Velvet Bugs CnSnaecr
- ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PrANoFoRTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST $50.
Elegant rosewood and mahogany Bedseadg Bureaus WASH
stand. Sofa Beds Louns : Rocsera CloCka CLals. Mfr
Paintings Tables Curtans Spring Hair Mattress
Beds Bosers Pillows Blankets Quls solid al Dining
Tables Dining Room Chairs, Buffet black walnut Suit,
isry Forks sPoons French Grim. Tea and Dinner Sets
rates Dccanters Gobleta Champagnes Wines Carcts
The sale will commence in the dining room.
n B.-Furniturc exprossnen win be In attendance To
cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

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The New York herald., 1863-03-14
UCTION SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE OF
"A A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEkEEPIN0
n. DOUQHTY. Al.TIONRER

n DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER MA
will sell this day Gaturdayl commencing l0s O'Clock
saesroom ~ Nassau struet,
Consisting OF rosewood mahogany walnut Par0r 6us
severed 10 hsrcloth and reps wsnu. and Score
Eapestry Bruskcs Carpets Gas Chandeliers. Eat
Dtnins Tables, mahogany Dining Tables. Bnnets Dining
CureA Hair Msttresses, Feather Pillows and Dolsters
WardrOSes Lounges, Refreerators 10. s77l5 80 '
Also,
At II O'Clock, rosewood GrA6d Action Pianoforte cost
Kind = - -
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

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/ acnmpiIshsd Nssam~ SYHOx. FROM Paris b.
eonsasd sh tbs sioss, coneaers 90 ~ snsirs Of me;
,oaHs you beoysd by r0ur IDOL spd srnss asshsr
thoss long sepAratsd fasdss Es.ssncs W rhird
afo TWsYth