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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03
1LxsraoEdlaary Gaze Of sonaaalabaII.n..

stxsFa0rdi iaery Case Of Sousnasa buifsus
From the &snard an Index, March lei
We have tbe following particulars of enc oi
'ho most romarEsbls adventures IN the souuam-
D1iistlc mind that has ever cons 70 our knowl
edge:
Mr. - Taylor and fenily were on their way
from Kentucky 20 this place. intending 90 settle
in this county and on M7adzy night last vera
passing through Indiaua IN the csrs a. about
midnight q sen of Mr. Taylor, about twelve
years Old got up IN his s'ezp aDd walked ont If
the ear and OF of the train, which was moving
at full speed. None of ths fsmi'y noticed he
movement, and his absence was not ya cs.Fai
tor some time wRen it was discovered The oaly
trace thsa could be cot was from one OF the PAS
sengery, who had seen him % out of iba ear
Flnelng tliat he was nat on the tssj2, bis par
a. suspse'ej whst bad hrDpeasd, knowing his
habit Of siasb Wa King, aud he fisher INN ms7i-
aSey started back in search Of the boy. He
followed the track for sosoa te2 or twelve miles,
as we undemiand, examining the road GA both
sides whom he finally nat lhe ynmg msa safs
and so0ud comins on toward IIliaois. and By
this tins fairly swske
The boys Tep1gs Of the sdvant8re IS, that he
creausd he got 10 10 his slsep aud wnlkoi ca Of
Che frai1, and thst he found himself wh3n he
aHoke, we king On tha railrasi .Ta1lI. Ti-h0Ct
his hat, the snow blowing In ; is face and doub--
loss somewhat bewitiefa.i. H3 Says hs er5od
awbils, h1t concluded that would NOT do any
good, and so pinns3 his shawl over his head End
trsvoed el0ng. dc says he kneaS Wdsa Re
woke up, thst be YES goi3g tie wrong way.
ard tnrned s-ounl TIE farshsc ard son arrived
aega "a &buisda7 nigh5 last tae o7y baiag IN
hfey unhurt, b7vinE perotma1, we venture 20
say, tae mos. pc ilaDs aad uuheard of lea. shat
the annals OF railroad travelling or of sonlnsm-
bulism csn furnish
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

- Col. Rodey's cavalry brigade, some time
since enesmped at Tuscumbia, Alabama, IS now
doing outpost and picket duty on cur front, and
Is hauassiug the enemy in very eficisnt style
II The vicinity Of Chapel Hill snd Esgleville,
Tenn. Within tie past few days hs has been
engeged in-eeveral briilisut skimishes-iuvs
lablY driving tha enemy before him. Ha has
kBisd and taken prisoEsrs quite upmbef, be-
sides capturing asd desnoyng many wagons
and 2real deal o. forage lie Is pefect ter
Tur to the fore ging DRTiss Of tie enemy 10 this
legion.-l3 II lz9scils 4dr6cG'6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03
fzEgERAL ORDERS No. Il.
ADyUTaNr AND U,sPaCT0R-GESERAL's
cFFIcE

RIcHE0SD, Febrssy s, 1s5s
rr7R SuDsn .tsndent Of rhs Eiire ans Aiang Bureau
Z --+ rlzsd sld li5s-ted 70 enforce existing cen
t- - "a v5=sralsnt i1 Lon Lesd ana oiher nllni-
507r Tea iron ana rter articles thls contracted for
-ra -aada5 for the service are ss9sra Hed % laYe
49, y i 81 r-frate ssle or ara not promptly delivered q
s.--i ~ 4, hs terms and grit cf the contract tlsy
r,g - -rleg s7a5reger solndi sui upon reputation
srsistancs sha b. He1ri-d sy b. eom1nsncal Or me
7---- - 1- e1r /. af usl ucriOn % tae officer or
a-sB 1f shs sLray 5urssH, specially charged Wtn ne
enfo7ceuent of fLe e8nl-el-
wien coHffs-t sl,i have oeaA pefaisieA-y Fioiaiea
vii be withdrawn and assigned e ciAsr eofAe-
-. z .--.--t-r- a-rsr~1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

Sr0EEECED 70 DEA1tI tns court martial
winch tiled Captain a. 6. Webster, thol0itg q
commission under tie PisrP9at govefpmsnt.) J
on shs charge q bTeeehof his pascls OF lioloy,
has found him gailtys esd ssH4eseed h'm to be
hanged eg sh9 neck u1til 80 Is dssd Tho sea-
fsues haYing b "a approved. Is was further Or
b red ifaf alsa lrisensr he ezeeetzd e E@mp Lee,
n Fidsg shs "a Gay e. Ap7I 5eiwe-n tie
lasnrs 81 shEA a ~ AKA rss 81 Wsls.a
has 6ssls ii.sszcesafed ii Lie milifay pIison, ia
.lis city, fof soaie lnA pess, sua has msds e
number gf desperate effeIs to Escape Riea
aoHd Rkig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

FedernIs sa tho Lever gnzoo.
vIcKsBURG, April s.-Ths ensesy made rseo1noi-,
sauce up the EazoO yesterday and threw fsw shells
ct Snyder's blsf.
There Is moth ira in sight below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

--kF WILLIAM r HTrEE is charged with 9 ezs
III rnsso, 1f the sbsrs Gseerl oTaer, 10. ~ in tie
r. ST I0HH,
Major ana superintendent.
,-,rr rlr1ps f.,r iron a1d ether muuiiiuus q
80 IN - rilst aln charged win The eEceution
- fl.s shavs order rbaI rgidiy ent1rcs it ln eli
cssss hro1glt 10 Iny aot1s siia p a-nls2l 2. ~ -
ssrf-e Bursan vii sand aTefF e9lf sctof % laline
boi iF ruhsci 10 she couslpt a1 g lle nearest eAf
of instrscti - for service iE tae army - .,
va. RICHARDSON HUHl1
rs4- d 1Ior. etc, en- urdnsnce Duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

Er late speeisl to the New York Times,
frora Washington, says: The Secretary of
the Treasury have placed il the hands Of the
paymastsr-general here Sufficient money TO psy
the entire army TO the ist Of March. Sufficient
has slso been sent, and re&ched its destination,
to pay the entire army Of the West"
~ The Shreveport KsVs quotes letter paper
at that place as selling at five dollars per quire
Enough of the article ought to be impressed
upon which % write she sellers passport to -
g the other side Of Jordan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

~ We Understand thst Gsn Finegan has
sent IN 8 ting o truce to ihe mixed nulhtaae Of
negroes ead 1ankses 81 Jacksonville, request
ing ihai the women and children b8 removed
ir0m he Iowa, ana thas he received, ia reply,
the assnrsnce shet 10 obslacls would be hToeu
"a the way ef ther departure, and teas his
aesons gouid be protected in renoviug them.
Al tta means aHoetliag; bn wl4t, Is raars
than We Iaa saY positively We only sarmise
thst somebody gglns 50 lose negroe, saogs.
AsioBaHscale flu C0itoa States
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

NOT ASTONISHING FIapla u various
papaEs ia Re alton 90 erab8iug pf .ns putiic
mensY ara b aded Ass0aadi5g Robbery
The Logisvilis JsrrHuJ says; .sW eccssioBaiy iy
see cases Of astounding honesty, bst ro01iag no
lolgsr sSsouads."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

NEW EETERPkIsE I'VE are in receipt Of the
firss number q a neaily printed paper, published
At AlexandI.a. Louisiana, enc side Of which is
filed with vel wTitlsa editorials and an excel
lent sgnopsis Of The latest news. The other SIDE
Is ornomented with velvet grained hoTers hgh'
ly bespanglsd with gold bronzed aecompani-
nents-in fact, IS has every appearance OF being
e first class guality of wall paper We haY'
seen 30 eueh exhibition Of eztrayagance since
g var tEnes commenced
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

Rus THE BLocKADE -The Wilmington
Journal Of the 24th ull saysi Tie steamer
Mariner, after an sbsenes from this port for
sbout six moashs, msde her aPpesTance here
Yesterday easrnoon We learn that she sailed
from Nassau on The 18th inst"
The ssvsnnah Republican, Of the 25th ultimo
says: Yesterday moming the schooner Swift,
Capt Bliss, from Nesssu, arrived here vita q
cargo consisting Of coffee, sells, nails, castor oil,
etc. She reports no news at Nassau. She left on
The ls.h inst, and saw bat one Of the Federal
b.osdaders daring her passage. She reports
the steamer Chsrleston 60. out safely, on Sun
day night last, from g Confederate port The
steamer vas fred on several times dTtfirg her
passage out, bnt8neceeded Ia runuing tho block
sde in safety, and By this time must be in Mas
sau Tue schooner Emily Tenbrack, from this
port. which went out some 6ne since, had not
arrived as Nassau oa the 18Th inst, and it was
ssarsd that sha was cap tugedn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

- ~ $500 81 Alaosua, Georgia SOUR
.l.roHrs a4d Te1nes1se vih 1aAe 2 L-- - -
- - for the detail a EucE conscuEF = -
irsr re1.s6ie ID carrying ont SER conL1-- 49, Il
(lrduseea ueelr mem q g g. TO prsFrAl lis-1s =
-IiI J reuuira of eaca cortIactQE faasns sfi
- ~ s.i Of colsc 7t1 ais sais ion shan 1e
-r,-neeaea ~ cessiael copy of MS coafraeig AZ
t6 - rs ssrviees 3i f5s per desired . ee oe-
tqIsd are indspe Esa5s tor iae ia4lasal y - -
s--s .-f tbqf the laborer cannot b. ulherHise OF
fs75 AID --har ilat ~ ca d. ssrg ees Of ie 60 -
ts Fsf 10 longer BE- NJ edsdi the afnant WI tnrn
- - II over ; the enrolling Seer Of The district
- s--se n fte -rraF esn csrtIhczte Of tne enroll
aos al ~ district that tie per cll ualnsd y The
- "a ave been properly eproleo- Ceruh1Eiea
- ee.f. o be bv and bef justice - tne pesce or
no strsss sothozsd ~ lrw . a1nts'ster osli
= sareu1nfcsti7us saarez e5 = ne - S=---- 4-l
VIZ RlCHABDSOH HUhG
sfa r- err a. gefdrsrsce t.l-fr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

~ We hsqe sous stAfl.iag reports, from
Norlhsru sources, in cur teleg1aphie coiamn thii
morning Iswoalt be greiging 70 know tha
we bad the force mentioned in Kealacky, ha
shall rot bsiisve tast the surrender Of Cincin
natf ms bssn demanded u8dl We have informs
tion lhrough mol- zslie5ls source than th'
Northern ureas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

8DAr5nY GoYeasoR or NORTH CARO-
LisA-lal Gsodioa, ore 81 the commissioners
ta a5jass lie eisies q slave ogness in the Dis
hies Of Coiambis unief the emancipation act.
wi1, s thought, % sem to eorsa Carolina a.
military govsrn9I, ise sseniy lie is . lalYe
If thst State. aad holds Aboli.ial views.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

~ By an order Of the Federal War Depart
msnt tho bond required for passports under tho
eonseripfon is revoked in those States where
full quotas under The late drsfs have been filed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

Ey We have cheering accounts Of the pros
peet Of a wheat crop &SPanoisS Seounty. The
srea sown Is represented to be much larger than
usual, and appearances now indicate a prosper
Gus yield A fne prospect is ahead for our
planteg friends in The section named.
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JBt SItnpsis 8ppeaI.


Daily, Tri-vveel1ly and vveelIy
BY
I0ha R. MeClanabal----BeljamiR L. Din,
Under che hrm md style ef
A1cCLAEs A8AN & DILL,
10 vaon 81 letter. on bu iaass or otherwise should
be siiresad.
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which he distributed among his command
Captain Holland has b5an appointed bis sue
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EFr Colonel Jao McGuirk, chief Of cavalry
in North Mississippi, mas our shanks for late
Northern Papers sent 10 this ofiee
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d suhAcFfnfTogl.

Terials OF subscription.
Daily rex monta---.--.------..-... 80
1ri-NKeeizly Der rnonth--......... .2s
sYeelzly per annun1. 1..----..-....... q 90
- 10 description ;asen Tor a longer term than
Two tiGuths.
f9ln3Eie COPY Ten cents.
: he paper win be delivered 10 All
new --dlealrrs at Ten cts. T3e4. copv-
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-,u,i-st. .-1s G. .f &c .ea =. IN the 3ose nmspt
- g1orrsr G sntr ais - &e rgta, shslils1
,A- 81. .1saassstt VIII hsrcastef l9dre g
p @Ae- .s..retts ~ Iroa. etc, time VII 5a
s - S,.fs ~ s.a7 srHea s1e ell lee2i aal2ils
se - 80. IFss ins- 81 q sg5Iali Ing propo.
ssis = nsfe.9'9ls''N = ST J0BH,
sE-, AID s s8erintendshl
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x The Shreveport Ess0s mentions 8 repor
that General Kirby Smith eontemplssss makiDa
that CITY hia hssdonaTters
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Fhe ssevoia.ioa il lse Cotou Trads.


Ehe szevolusioa ia sac Cotton Trade.
From The London Shipping Gazette FEB. l0l
! The most aUthaedc returns show that The
total stock Of cotton 10 the Uaitsf Kingdom
amounts to about 100000 F.lss 893 600 being
held st Liverpool, against $50 030 bales a the
corresponding period IN 1862 Thus We ind an
important f2iiing of 10 sifr'v. rete7.-I,-
standing thet cansuap.i0n eu.iuues ou Z lim-
tied scale. To deaes ia not 50
lsfgs az Apps-fs oi toe these w
Ihey, II is aru9, present aH e. r. 1ssaa-
non OF indisn cotton, hut ths bllk q the ra-
mainder, say about 200 030 bales, s. composed
O. qualities xscty suited 70 ON m snd -
Ilyea from Egyps, Seush Amefa, tha Ca1e
West Indies, efe Even Ausir a fqures fs-
a few haulged bsisa Vslued 10 g. a7 LAY
pound. Il VIII i5ere.ore be psr tsseti.-
cotton tfade is undergoing q stsaiv rsv0iusioa.
snd the longer this war eontinues the more cer-
tam WI % our pros2ast o, 5leaTi1z adequate
supplies with very. htiil cid on the part Of
America We c. not mean to assert thas .ssI
country val ever aHalio1 e5tsoo pr1Hf1e.
which has yielded sucn aHoIrs IS ralurns ia tqs
prnducaTs, or that Europe Vgi.i saldsl f, "a
lhuux q 100000 bales auuueilv Co raees The
demands still, even diminished nrics. esa-
pared with that now current ia onr markets..
must stimulate the growth in various Quarters
OF the globe, and save us from the effects Of dis
tese l4 tne manufacturing districts as the re-
suit ot greater deficiency In Rl0st important /
staple Since the committeeman of the vesr
the toia imports Of cotton have amounted to
aoout 40 600 bales, against 10000 bales In the /
same period last year. The increase eff 10000
bales IS 81 assuring feature, and whilst va have /
imported moro, the sales to continental qDin
ners SHOW 3 comparative d-fisshey Of 30 600 (
bales consequently, $4,000 bales more have 4
peen added 70 our available supply No doubt 4
the production OF yarn is increasing, but not 70 /
tae extent that wouid warrant the assertion tha. 4
me most Seyefe crisis II the uads had passed I
away. During the lass six wssks only about /
lU0eOO 5Hles Of cotton bava been taken into 1
consumption, agains. 10000 bales last season. !
Ihis deficiency, 5000 bales, has not had the
5heet Of reducing prices, and # proves e7DcIu-
5iFely 'euoBgh that the mt nu6se ursrs bosh of
yarn and cloth decline 10 increase IN qusnsitv I
of their productions, notwithstanding shat the
value Of cloth, both hers and in Iudis, is gen
orally moving upward
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

TO 571aaieF'laI . la ds9aieh say5. ranlIen1aa
from e5oiasTile ststes that tie Esdsral forces are on
the south side Of Kentucky rver agaia and here has
5esa lighting al day. Result unknown. b
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

TIE river improves as we advance. We csn
now steam along without trouble, but for The cid
boats chartered fer the army. These are cor
stantly breaking down Tire Emms has been
abandoned and sent beck. The Key West De-
tainsd as two days, building q new Wbeel and
msking other fepairs Otasr bosts are nearly
stove 70 piece The Ray noad, iRAded with
comBlissaiy ST. IS, threw half her f8ight ever
board, In the p 3, to keep her from sinking
The expe3i1i is now badly scstteTed, owirg
to the breakius Town of boats. The front and
rear are over f( miles apart
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcNoE sALE.D 2 cAgLKISs A ~
THREE KIEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAR.
LOR SUITS.
In satin brocatel and French reps.
STATU AIRY MARBLE TOP CENTRE AND PIER TABLES
SI,LENDID ROSEWU GOD PIANOFoRrE, STOOL AND
COVER,
MAGNIFICENT ETAGERES EASY CHAIRS, RICH
CARPETS
BRONzES, sTATUARY AND BEAUTIFUL
pAkLok 0RNAMENTS VASES &C, &C.
MoSDAl. Marsn Y a. II O'clock precisely, at the
Eighth and Ninth avenues, be removed immedi
scy consisting OF magnificent Ezabetan Etasere cost
S.o stAlary marble Centre. Sofa and Pier Tables su
rrrb rosewood fianoprie seven octave. cost $780, with
Cabinet stool aud Cover French plate Oval Mirrors Damask
anu Lace Curtains rich French Shades solid rosewood Far
or iis IN rocate ainut do in French repsi lady Es
cteoie MAJ ueerie and bois de rose Caoets rosewood
ana walnut To ee Bronzes Etasere and mane Vases.
French Work fables raian and kis9ue Ornaments with
&C. Bronze Chande crs, Turkish Lounges with Chairs TO
match.
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY
10 feet EXTENSION Dining Chairs rich French and
bohemian China Tea &C. TO match throughout; Ivory
Cutery Silver Wa Casters, spoons Forks crystal aud
ruby cut glass Gobets Chanpagnes and Wines rosewood
Bedseads superior Hair and Spring Mattresses oval Mir
Seat aud Cottage CHAIRS Rockers and Tables superb Beds
Bedding. brussels and Ingram Carpets Hall Stands,
with large variety OF rosewood aud mahogany Chamber
aud other Furniture not enumerated
NJ Especial attention is invited this sale the furni
tnre Is good will be perempt0ry sold Gaia
iogues the house Reliable will be attendance
cart Or pack anu ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

Thursday evening. March TO- iyss
In aid of the widow. orphans aud disabled soai.r. n e
SEVENTY NINTH REGIMENT SYsy
INkettt Dnr dollar
The raiVhnW 800 ~ Z" w 8elllisA soeee. ts aua
the ueis hfctin. ci.rs are respectfully solicited
NJ uriet ~ t1rfpWu tttee.
~ BrNcT. chs.rnaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

RAILROADS.
rruDSDs RIYER RAILROAD --rRAis4 gOR Al
III t.ot Tsur the A~rth suA wes Ins.nb~Fs
al AL 10 " saa , ~. ssni 20 ~ T. al - So
days n 81 gF ". IRON fnifieih slfes.
>ryw yoEw HAsLgv An aLH,Ny etfLeosD
y NgW t..hANf. NN0N NHEfft Att NE~l
wfNtf8 NrRANDEMtnT
N.H .nra. n a8Asf. No. Nj ENf
fat Aasag ~ ~ ktpffs4 49, tn Z frn. fstalf
Nua ei.Ht N# slHt t|E hHeay II A. 4
NnH~ FNn4s4 eat
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AsTROLOGY.


A BONA FIDE AsrRoLoelsT THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend is Nine. WILSON who tells the ooJect
OF your yisit as soon ssyou enter she tells the past
success out q The mos, perlons Undertaking. B-cee.
brsed charms No. Isl Allen street. between Houston
each.
A sToNIsHISG MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
20. nss va Wan 10 spo9 even yoar hou rh
n ne Lucky e m o %, Iu sc
low sreei below Houston street 70 eents Gentlemen not
A BUSINESS CARD-MADANE LEROY, I75 FULTON
waxing eairvoyan gives Information o. 81 Affairs Of NE
lucky NUMBER. interview soc. gentlemen 81
MADAME EsrEIL SEVENTH DAUGHTER. cas- BE
M consulted on love- msriars sickness losses business
lucky numesIs charms ss,sise,lon sasr.n'ee al e
avenues ladies 2s oens; gentlemen. 80 cents
T ooK HERI'-ARE You IN TRoUBLE' HAVE YOU
seen sssea By falls. promises q MADAM Ross
for .dyee sna In 9ye .nars she vas never
sn aS.n 's eor.s q fa,urs o.
a sS sna o. s
door. Ring the basement osli
psycHoMAscY DEMONSTRATED BY MADAME CLIFF.
io7 Dean Of hsy Broo.n a.,ecis d.ess-.
aycy.ry -h ne sI%y e :, charts A. wrsa
for o. BY sn.o.ng ea ~ - We ~ ~, s one as
ness Interview Doc; medical 81.
vIyBo WOULD NOT 90 10 MAKE THEIR FORTUNE :
renowned English propbsiess. universally acknowledged
Inc hest OF ali asroogs WHO TO sure 20 those
who consult her health wealth and hsppine and warrants
10 part 70 Them Information OF the utmost Importance,
rrlstivr lawsuits Journeys absent friends love- court
ship marriage hidden treasures enemies snd ronnes IN
fact OF All srairs in life soldiers learn doom,
glory life or death II you seek o~n prosperity and
felicity youD not delay . visit or addre. letter ths
highly beautiful LADY, nj i0i sifth avenue.
opposite Eighth street Mss W. Il The only person IN this
ry who tho genuine Roman and Arabian ssnnns for
love, good luck and business sfaf>-wsrranied Tor IRE
Lucky numbers gwen also highly respecaoe city ree
renres Drnkeuness cured and unfshful wyssand hna-
bands reclaimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

81 GiIIaEs PER
~ OLD PLANTATION
CENTS tOFfEE POUND.
70 ALL Towns or t1SE FBkyoREp COFFEE.
W. s0rllotfd s.rAngemeuts whereby We shah fe
aetfs 49, utnNtp ~
ON PLANTATION COfFEE
vhtH uFst thr pnbU tuNeilyt tevtIaAe 20 auY
hrr,I oi~ sulA ln the
TtfE OLD Fi4ANTAlID COFFEE
f6f the only ana srtHTeIsl u
sore ~ y ~ eogee tslsiy sol .rh - Mocha Java,
Mata.all0 a.
IC.ls ptvs families. boarding house, restaurants A.,
TIE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
mo-. liable than ordinary coffee ~ mos~ ~
Pre- psdtVn VT b. found 70 conian rrffet uniformity
II strength anh flavor.
Pnt To only poWnd Ia tA.r~. Say pounds In
oa.. With fl direction. on each Isnksgs
10 ale BY goosi, renerAiy Pue~ y crnt T.r pound
i.f.FNi d. cunt - the trade
WEIGHT GfLLIEs BROTHER.
Nos gyt 20 snd k.s " ash nation street. =. Y.
tWIoftsfs aus NsnufA sturrfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

A HANDSOME SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
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metallic plate made by OF the oldest and first class oty
makers bought by lady short time since who has part
with account of leaving the SZ2O No
III Third avenue, private door.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
A UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA NITURE.

~ tioneer.
THE SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FLRNiTuRE,. ADVERTISED TO TAKE PLACE
YESTERDAY, BUT POSTPONED IN CONSEQUENCE
OF THE STORM WILL TAKE PLACE
TOMORROW tMONDAY), AT ii O'CLOCK,
GRAIN OR SHINE) AT
The first class residence lJ2 West Tweutyrt street.
Seventh comprising IS O0l worth of Superb
Furniture and Magnificent Decoraons the whole be sold
absolutely without The Psrlors Dining Room,
Chambers and Nursery beautifully furnished, with
everything adapted to fashionable aud costly residence,
including richly octave Pianoore cost $3.50
also Bronzes costly Vases Bsqne Ornaments, elegant
Eageres and Nante Vases and Figures 1900; rich
China crystal cn Glass Ware Including Preserve stands
Galleries. Goblets Cnampagnes, Decaners, Wine Bottles
Wines Competeers, Cheese Boats &C.; Ivory and
Silver Cutlery 200 yards of rich Velvet Tapestry
Carpets superb Mattresses, Beds Bedding &C. Catalogues
the house.