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FURTHER PROM THE BATTLE
aaai ''i'a AT HELENA. 10 3..l5-I '.3i'55 Fse ~
me wallis NE EAsT.

7 CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, July 10.
I The news from WilliamspoFt, shows. the
rebels have Ferryboats By the late high
water, very little Of their transportation
has reached IHei Virginia shore, but most
Of their wounded have got over.
Reports from Gen. Smith 8 advance,
state that there is no material change In
position Of Lees troops from yesterday,
its not belieYed Lee VIII attempt to defend
the lire Of Antietam Greek; 7but has con-
centrated hisI army Reer 5Hagerstown,
where he viii without doubt await an at
tack. -l'''11 '.l'l'i''i - p" Da@
| StrSEsl6FB and Id6SerEsrs from Lees
Army still continue to arrive in large
numbers.
| Lees Headquarters are still at Hagers-
tnwn -m1Ia-ga'1-rn4 170fr
AiWorldi special dated lGhRRbsrshuEg
The rebel piokels ana ours meet at
Green Castle! denerai Couch is at That
point. A battle maybe lO0ked for at any
pOmsab slthpushs We have LeseOPRlssteIy
could not get down, 10 WilliamspOFt!
Nc civilians are allo Wed there under any
pretence.
A LoudOn dispatch 10 the Herald says
that rebel prisoners state that Lee has
abandoned the idea Of crossing the -Poto-
mac. Il is stated reserve force of rebels
on The other sidelORLhe kotomss I4re fur
nished with pontoOns.
| A HsFrisbpgg disPatsh 70 the Herald
says Lee is concentrated at HagerstoWn
and strongly defended. Meade'si forces
are more advanced, circumscribing the
rebel limits. Skirmishing, has occurred
between the advance guards aIe1-t @ < 8. s ~
| Sigel is organising troops atResding.
| The great struggle is sure tomorrow.
| s.- ,1.. Il s-i f. 80, 2 FREDERICK. July 10.
| Heralds special: s--..-...., ..g..-
Slight skirmiBbing to-day. between our
forces under Gen. Buford and the rebels
The rebel Gen. enkins was captured early
this morning, and passed through this
/ place tonight for Baltimore and Fort Nc
Henry. ''. . 80. i..' y s. 49,.
The eannonading on our left this morn
1 ing was not of long continuation, tnl
about noon it was renewed more bFisklY
and continued for about an hour. Result
4 upkn0vvu slr 1000 SOB aa4 .l-ll 1a4.r4 20 alfaHt
/ From refugee who arrived here TO-
night who left Hagerstown this morning
I learn that the shemy's force is about
/ $4,000 men, and about $50 pieces Of artil
lery. Ny informant states that The traini
Of Lee cannot number less than 8, 900 wag
ons, and are on the road from HagerstowI
to WiIliamsport and shspaTd's Ford. Fh'
river is still very high, end the whole reb
81 army is on this side. ,E 30 zga. af
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KNABE'S PIANOS. I7'''II7
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 3 EuclId-St., Cleveland, Ohio,
KesBs OOnstAptly on hand large assortment Of
p | A NO s.

From the oelehraied mRnufsctorY OF VIII KHABR
4 90, Baltimore. These Planes have the full iron
frame, OFarstrung bass, aud All the latest improve
agreeable actOn, durability, and hnish superior
tO'Rny other manufacture. All intending to get q
1Iirchaaing elsewhere.
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NLEVELAND HOOP sKTRF0O.

l41 SuperiOr-st, under Weddell House, and
also, 194 0ntario-St.
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
0y, beg leave TO cali this attention Of tbs public to
list, We keep a L1RdER STOCK than any whole
galer IN the State. 81, .-. ..-.. -l. ,a..
"a. We make 3 greater variety Of Styles, shhpgs,
Sizes sud Qualities than 6ny Manufacturer IN the
United States. ~.
Sd. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts
from the primitive state 30 the eaeaoOm, uudsr
our s1pafvisiOn and entrB control, consequently
cnstomars can obtain skirts from house without
l15- -AlsO--the largest asBOrtmHnt Of OOFsstH and
9plral BuBtlaa constantly ON hand. t aaiE .as
IarOlr Retail Department. b IN charge Of oOIap5-
INS,hleFohAnts b supplied cheap at wholesale.
{ s.Er t.ss FkAHk BitilS. 4 90, PrupristorBt 81
ie6 49, : ltI superior and lgl Ontario-9ts.
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The object Of Stephens mission from
JET, Davis is supposed to have related
either to negro soldiers or to the protection
OF private property .q s D. -ssiy l5,'aa. . 47'al
On the motion Of Lord p PslmeFslOn, the
proposition to purchase the Great Exhibi-
tion bull ding for National purposes was
carried BY vote Of 267 70 1S5. i5i e 3i. = y 55s
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Local Items on this page are from
Evenings RditiOns
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Whut n sos5isr Thinks Of Copperheads.
A former engineer upon the G. s. PR.
3. writes letter 70 ths Master Maebinist
frn1, 81, :, ~. .,ri,nni tha fnllnuinr 81. .
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3YIIT T6s DFarl 4 ohio. ut

The Draft will probably be- enforced
within the next two weeks in al the loyal
States. An szshAnge gives the following
Is DE probable superintendent to each
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FyLKYELAND { TOLEDO R. 70


"
OqnneStion9 are made at mQnrpeTille with the san.
sSnd1sky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati IL. r., At FrsmOnti
Win aranlont 3 lndiana 4. X. and az TOledo Wifh
the mtchlgan Southern & Northern Indiana ani To-
ledo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jse-a
sons Eort Wayne, LogAnsport, Lafayotte, Cairo A.
Southwest. s.se ~ - - -
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and tho
west at $50 A. NJ $50 ?. NJ, sud .9.25 p II From
Satn7sdn9lkg af - A n L. D. KUOKER, s1p't
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To uessFs VIZ KNAsH q o., Baltimore ~ can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and fmprOveulehts which you continually make on
your Pianos, which In my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. "A. BThAhOsOH.
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- -o9n NlsOIllesr. - . i, -ll,,. ~, ~
p naHHileldi tlt. Nernons AaHarks IAnes Pr
Orsstlins- EoEf Wayne CAloaeo Ran 80
T road Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphoar IL a..
ma Fort Wayne, bapbrte, Chicago, "a. -'
. Z vest, and EagtiOr mauafield, Wooster, ma4
p 1lF siilpn, &c- l II .LHFa I'll tI rfiH 81 fIE
Grafton and Beefontine Railroad Line, for Marion,
7 ~ RELATIONSHIPS, Sidney, Uuiou, Muficis, 1n.i D.
- diRnapOliH, Terre Haute, Yineenpes, Evans
l.l VILE, Louisville, UairO st. Louis, &c err ul
DolaWRro-wth Springfield branch for Springfield.
Uolum bus-Littlo Miami B Columbu8, aHd KAnia y
Z RailrOadr Tor Xenis, Dayton, IndianaRoiig,-r
ferre HATTIE, s.. louis Morfov, LOveiAnd.
Z and CINCINNATI and with the Ohio 3 Mis-
Eiasippi Railroadr Cincinnati for L6fisFtilB Z
O. -f Evansville, Cairo. ST. Louiss and Az PotRis
. on the Ohio river. 'l = i''li " = .--
mbusgentraI Ohio IA rcad for NeWsrk, Zanoy- m
Vile, Wheeling &C; Columbus, Piqus e
% ID lu1AnA RailrOad for Piqua trbana. 1sc, l4 -t
~ For Tickets 70 all points and Information
ply at the Passenger station and At Union + vaa
Otics, IA SuPerior-st -.
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4 hGANH E4AE-
l:I5 A. u.-HIaLr Xxx PREEsS zAIN--Storpilg e.
GirArd, Ashtabula and gainesville ouly, and ar
riVea at Cleveland at As 4. q. 4l 5allf
$50 A. H.--MAIL AND DAOUOMhODATION TRAIN
-StOppinE 81 all stations and r5ves n Clelal,l
Z land at $50 An.
s:55 A. M.TOLEDO Exp RESS -Stopping at all sla2 u
rtions except SWanyille, SaytrCOk, UniOnvilla,
. Perry, hentor and Wieklihe, and arrives ~
l.zs ?. n.-DkY ex PIiiss TlAT stopping AZ ci6uL
rard, Oonneaut,. A8htabula, and .Psinezxills
only, and arrives iu Cleveland st 4:a5 ?. 4.
~ Second Olass Oars ans run on all through
Trains.
: All the trains going westward o1hhsst st Oleyaiand
With trnins for fOlodo, Chicago Columbus, Oincin
natl, Indianhpls, Sc. L0uis, Sc; and all thIoaFh
trains going Eastward, cgunnct q Dunkirk with the
tTdin5of the N. Z. x Haiftai And at Buffalo With
| those Of the Nov. York Centrnl aud Buffalo kcW
York City Railroads. Tor EeW York, Albany, Bostou,
Niagara Falls, Sc and At Erie With trains tha--
j Philadelphia and Erie kaifr0ad. --
ES-Day EzpresI, Eest aud Y est, connectsat GizHTd
I With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh kailroad Tor
LinesVils, MesidYills. Jalnestovl5 re I eI- lrs
1 a. NOTTlEGHAhf, Sup'L
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

ccRASroS COAL At AucrIos.
Ovrrcr or rHr Dsl.-sns. LscsAvsrss sspl
wssrras RslLH1tD Iosrssv - 49,. K

Is wniIss sSssrT, Nrv yoss. apri "a i>s
In continuation ~ The " fnouthy stiop s.~e.
cotrany viii offer putie auctop on Nelne~dsrs
Anil ~ iss ~ cock ~ ne Isn NO. nrd As ne
Hsrrbanis Trhsnre Ngs " sn1 = fstsnss rsss enfnss
os wnIiar street b siNgDN DRAPER .u.uIrsst,
ToS coal ...
embracing ts usual sod se..fafs ., hslr esfsf,
pligst~ttf.1f y sref ihe To- ~ MAJ ustt fts, WI
rstssi ssss aSsui ha Ah u sseh nosts
~ a. iI H. pasiF. Esrh - Pat sp ~ii - sgd
tts hrbss httef tlfs 70 form whatever, tsino
mac Tor sorouni = % ~ behaf n th~ oomrsny
gItfyesnfs teF IN tsrsabe fgnfs - - patf 81 Ne
uBs AMI y aos sslsne~ hss flnes
Eln cays ths es@l taAsn -thfs
tirfy fAys Ne fAy ~ sale nnsss nssissisn 90
who wish h0~~fef. have sn sdfto ~
ffy fsys fhs fsirsrf ~ thsiF ftss-e ~
as ~ f4rhsf fsfss ~ ffty ~ ~ittn os 80
fags abyts sfhsf Interest - p~f erDt annuns pA
l sifh 10 t~lanc~ ftn he tfnf siif
Eie1 far fayulsuf fn 49,, tnd t~tnf tre e"nfs - ~
" rne ~ ~. sins ths coal i-sb 2" " rsa q
~, "a :, sss,ai,ions ~ -l 10 suhsssnrsiY ho.s
llrt. asftsI y ~ ptrfas~~fs, ~ rffAr'spffsfi =
CO asfrfafs EaaAbsthgsfs Tar "a applisaias
rsgl f dssfffd dirrst frvD ne tff sfIf-
a. ~ fs miles, wien pafeor, ofsf~ 20 iron ~ sifs
Ts-< eoudifrs uii usiifed 10 tke veais "
y vIoas kfrsFti fsulOt - rlutff ftrh
Wiz . f-lisbr fFrn We Il a. ssrrs -
wyonulnn raiisys - uts~ sief oJ,fA stsl - ~ ~J
isantaJs ped. fsqaifinE bui ssslss bss I -
uAnst ~ rsins. me sdssnt~gss ~ 500 - -
.tgts ay.dton ir whtsh al ~in - 80 tff. ffs .
aftarrut tfsy rannot fguhl ttia ns-lf W ifs rA ~'
~ IA t,.sf 70 a. fagoisas cnus fstsitr ~ 80 - w
s"~ n RpBhhf ffeassnt
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEEn.
m EXECUTOR SALE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RosEw 6op % GRAND ACTioN riANoFoRr

hOsEWoOD GRAND ACTlON lIANorOhIb.
S S;' tss hsss sI: S..,.,
A S y ss a ss ION Ss opS' ~ ss -.
Alfred Large dssssed ,hs entire elegant Furniture COS
tanned in said house, The whole which made ords~
O' 0e'''0'"e !" inc pRawISS mH.' e''Hs aooa %spA'r
san Arm Chair aud % ceaas s6sS' 6Ssa !"
Exception cna' osEany m s.eS .
fisaoore made BY DanhS% SSsc ths !" ss," essaas
rsis PIER ana Mansl G..'.s e;ser, On, i,a%., ss
Chandelier. 10 lights; veixs, veiSnnGps. 6s,psi.
richly oad s IN silver and areeo Satin
nad Rscspo" @ Chairs marble csnire Table MOSAIC ep
sas rss rss and snss esn 'sp s san &
marble Vases marine Centre Piece. Cupid ana rsyche;
'"D'-" CIV" "' PAINTING GALLERY.
Bookcase carved rosewood Centre Table, wood o.
Sys ranoio,'e choa,rns masef music Eas %a,s; s
Chandelier. Brussels carpst,
ns Essn ss Ss ss s N o.s Lsss Ts
casians Curt lined viii SIX; %s.sys | ss cSsadsrr rrsass
porcelain v'''' rich SiSin SiSso oRees ROOM Velvet Carpet
Ss @"s .s sI i1ssn
Gpss sss as p's .S S1 c s" sa aaa 1
%s%' ,Is N plush Ds rans hn G. Sa
aud bohemian Giass Ware Table Cutlery. silver Plate,
Ware, &e. -
Handsomely carved solid rosewood Suits IN blue ane
cne iyss sa' Be. sas % caaop
.S DIsssGs ,Ss aaan make SA a n'
mahogany French Bcdsteadr marble top Dressing b
reaus wazhsands, Dressing Tables Easy Chars frenrh
plate Mirrors Wadrobcs Soias and kocs.r Spring i~ds
raia-scs Cured Hair Mattresses, Bolsiers and Pillows
Damask and Lace Curtains Sheets Pillow Slips sprradA
Blankets, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs, Chande
iiers &c. .
HALLS AND STAIRwAYS
Elegant walnut Hall Stands. Chnirs marble Urn. and
pede.a Chandeliers Velvet aud Brussels oarpsA si'ss
Plated Rods, ac.
ALSO
large assortment of Kitchen Furniture. with which As
sale viii commence.
Al ~ o'clock viii he sold
one pair o. bay Iorses Family Carrlnse one Coupe ons
Isabella Top Wagon, BOX Top Wagon two sets Double
Harness. two sets Single Harness Saddles Robes Msts
Blankets, &c.
The Furniture will be exhibition by permit on wednss
day. I'D inst.
Caaognrs on "wednesday morning at auconcers' Of
Gc- T.. II LUDLOW co, No. 5 Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UcrioE NOTICE. ros!Hyn SALE sI,v.
orFIoE $50 BkOADwAY,
hAosIfIcENr M0gsEu0LD rvKSiruRK

n d cAyIKiNs, xUfrIi0nEER
MAosrrISENf sIPh hotssiStp ~ shS1RT Tk1DihsIrvss
AT PUBLIC hUCTION
s sa ss ssfsi.s a. % S
Al the eegan, resdsnee as Fourteenth street. west Of
Being the largest assortmenr Household vu
aar n to ors At o u s @ hs s % I've W. ~
scrip.on Oa,aloaues a. the house mernins Of sale
Rare and costly Works of Ar;
Ormou and bronze Chandeliers.
Dresden and sevres China Vase. ..,
Solid oak Buffet aud Table
Ruby and Crystal Glass Ware.
Rosewood Chamber Furniture style Louis XIV,
Books EnsraVins'b bRbwIsS Tssls hsasn' k6oms As
Mssncsn, rosewood ssvsn v octave r.aoaoss
viii sssla wood sal.Ia With pearl Sssssa .os
cloth Cover Stool covered in brode About $50 yards Of
@ nna so ana
@ s Of hs mos, m % aS sas
solid rosewood Reception and Arm Chairs covered In gold
s's S ssa sf
Tables with marble tops; three costly Etageres
sss'
IN
" Ss s's sns
Curtains and Cornces large and extensive variety OF on
Paintings by native artists such Landscapes Winter
Marine Views. Scrptura Pieces superior French
Lthographs, Game Pieces &c the whole forming
plcasi ng collection of great value. -
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE. .
carved legs and -four round corners nad with pearl
and solid pearl kcys; cost 500
Dining kookich Velvet Tapestry Carpet in good orders
solid oak Extension Table opens 10 feet all polished n the
best marble Fancy Tables. Mirrors Sofa BEDS
Chairs in hacoh rosewood seven octave Panoforte made
by Hardman, of this city excelent instrument OF supe
and finish together with all the ruby aud crystal
Cut Glass Ware Wines Champagnes Tumblers Goeets and
Dccanters to match rich China Tea and Dinner SETS costly
Silver Ware Tea and Dinner Service Saves Cake Baskets
Casters Coffee and Tea Urns Spoons Forks Liquor stand
superior Table Cutlery, Ac
Chambers and Nursery-Cosly solid rosewood and maho-
gany Bedsteads satusry marble Bureaus Washsands
and Commodes 70 match over twenty pure hair Mnttr.sses
from 10 ~ pounds made order and IN excellent con
dtion Feather Beds Bolstes and Pillows Counterpanes.
SILK and Satin Bed Spreads, Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
Bedroom Mirrors. Clocks Toilet Tables Towe Racks Toilet
Sets olcohs Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas, Lounges Couch Beds Hall stand
Tea and Dining Tables together with large and desirable
assortment of Basement and Kitchen Utensils &C. &c
N. B-Reliable men In attendance TO pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
UENRY n. LkEps AucTIoNEEP -HEhRY n

IIENRY II LEEDs AucTIoNEER HENRY IT,
IL LEEDS co. VIII sell at auction on wedn.-d.y,
April ~ s Ok O'Clock nj the private residence No 7 Hast
Nineteenth elegant Household Furniture all OF whc
made TO order for tho present consisting OF reh
Carpets nearly Pier Mirrors With nd
base Console Table, marble op Eag.res elegant oarsed
seven octave Planol0te, made BY Boardman
Gray; rich Bsquc Vases and Figures China shsa Dinner
Tea Chinaa Dinner set and the Kitchen
FURNITURE with which tho sale vii commence.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

,,,,.vspuRn sUcrfos or CARRf AcEa.-1Eo.
w byi.sTY safsisassff~td ssi a. tas = esiee 90
Ihssssy a syrsas s.fust tB,snpseyrr 80 bsvss
r.ss.s, Osrrssr<. afsr sss< ns.fy ~- ssisAss rss
... 4. ~ osdss! 80 firUs us<as~a slsosA
80. "a go l.ap n - Hsf F<tufs
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

yyrfasr ABBOTT trcTiosEEg ggrics yAsy d
W III Whts stress sssasissitf n ~ Is'ess
ns 49,. l.s as1 ksssesss rnstesArf va ss1
CAslrs Tsbass. Bsas~AAs or~Asv sna ~'"'
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

HENRv d nINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Hs,sss street opposite the Post onos -nihRK s0.
Ion o'clock al their saeuroon 81 Nassau street. pay 81
yanees elegant Gold jewsly k,tuaIy. Silver Ware lves
Plated Ware. consiafng Of Broochrs Earrings Hngo
wsleh Seals Sleeve Buttons Studs vss nooks QIos.rs
Charaa hocklac.s bracelets &C. set In
sthsr also sterling silver KNIVES aud Forks Butter
KNIVES Chiidrnis Knives, Forks and spoons Ac also
English Plated silver Consisting Cake
Baskeis Casters Ac; Pither.. Gard Baskets sugsr do.
Tea Sets Gohets Cups spoons and Forks, salt cellars
The aitsnion OF the trade called. every article viii "
sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

sFfBsT CLASS -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
"A HOUSE Tor szlsNo l25 West Forty fourth street for
permit 70 visit house apply 9. DE FOREST ss5
Broadway, corner of Thirteenth street
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
<,rongg COOK. AuCrfuyEtR. ...
(T IIYuaNT UOtHEuOiD FURNITURE,
kOsLW WoOg y 1000 h',c

rhisssy Al ii A. ~ sal.s4ass it Broadway Fsrof
E4ts, covered n nfpade tfsa.e t.nsh f-fH 800 hhif
.tF ~ r.rs ars w. rtiipn suits. Dnug Hon naifs,
rnffts Elieasiga 1Ats. iineT. ana ct.lfa chAfrtsr
ssIt. r f.sassf hseE aI'nn fa sos fnahofauyt
49, palrs Wafdfrtsf ttntrr aaf PaHrl Tahss. iibrA-
rY sa4 MAR Hf afes fnffsl lSitEr bsff Chars.
lfsi sssfa ar ftafs ala Ffnffai ass1ftnsht sth
,n.v b. efsfniasi ~ fstsaF1s. So absSuts
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
uEsny D rIskg, hgcTIosyEEs-,,ALrsn9ox

HEAHL % ,g,.l.soaIsNR g5sfssYii.ii1t ~ ~
"a a. slon on Thur.lay Apu n 81 iCs 0s1ess tbs
rTenlss No ~ hfpadrsT w order ~ Ihs Assgnss s~
.f- sa sna ftiur~. 81 Esrthaut Taiisrs e.t.tiish
sasn consisting - vel s-lesira ant iAfis
III Hfr.sausts fsbrT ana pisn esssluffrs Nsssinrs
lr Hud nsitffps = frrsf tsflfU ~ Ttlgfs
Tir.,tats nasHfaftafsh g-s1s. A. ~ ffts
sfrs foIat-fs thsr. tsrEp trrnfh pair hHf1fs Csr
"a l.s onaatrifs A. Iss ste si.s u See tsts A8d
olifia fcanssir1.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

thlDAfs AIfiI - iftr AZ - Nss
at the Merchants En hAngs sAl.siooo5
III Broadway (Trinay Buldlngl, New York
ly6h north aide, 10 feet east OF IN aF Zj1t3 IL
i2sh ST. Lots south side, 10 fot ess Of 7h 2sry2l
directy 10 rear OF above
1880 north l25 feet east each sst9 r.
Ig4h souh side 30 feet cas-, IN each 23fS
l3fh LOIS side, 100 feet east 81 30 Az .
Terms Maps 4c at otos Of tie aleuoneers NO
Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

t.oi.ptgRs AND oruERs-gBr A HOME roR S3n.
y Is srting 10 W los of b~a lf laui n W. on-in.
sercmenA Tor tDl etfh. ~Hefr ttni sfr
NO, IN fIg per scse 100 secs i1 slir
y u. CHASE Ia fUltsn street 40 stairs.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
N.opnIs wII.KINs. AucrIosEER --uANDeOxK

NORRIs WILKINS. AIcrIosEER --ilAsDsosk
wi Household fuultnfr, Miffufs, A. a. sueion-b ~.
LUDLOwtstO viii seI auction wedhesdaf, Ap'tl ~
al a. o'tlo i. NJ. - Wet Tueifth thcri ts'vees
Rth and Ageuueh the entire cut uiH 81 saif os.~
consulting psrt ~ hsndsoms cared rv.swgof psr.gr
suits Hnd green plush, marble 'tp fentf-
sbss Eiacers Fr.Dsh ais - And Asns s.ses
aud walnut Bonkaass, I1bfAfy, side hnt N"fr
OOd. nah0asuy and wanut FrrDsh bsa ~sas.
NashsaDds Toiiet tFoknfg, fsRs-<s.
and hair Aaiinsses Boosters AMI Pillows mahogany
SOFAS ChsFs aud Raekers. and tsirl0h. Sslsat
Eft~nson Table osk Dining Chars Portable Fufbs~ Ess-
sh BrIsssis and Ingram 'Ast Lac cprsips, torn'ee
ioaesf with assortment ~ Kitchen Furniture vtsh
which ths will casloEues rg~sfsy. 80
nltonssrs onee No : Pine street
DARIfTfos gAI.E-cLosIsG an EeTArg.-JAnEg
II " MILLER. Agcii0nfsf, will Ssil a. Aucioh. a ~
o'ci0ck. a. ihe AsrchsnD bicnsnge saHsf0ln ~ ir~.
ca Ay Arru ~ iS3, HOgss and L., No. ~
BrOns And nine Lots sseoni ssenus and Se,en.
.cvrnth street For Aps and particulars Inquire 81 he
once, - Pine street
DUBLic ADxfsfsTRAToR SALE --wx wrrrEW,
spiioDesr, ~i s.l a. pntle sgetion 90 rbsf.sy Apeu
the stor.ropn go Pear s,rres. lot ID Fufntase.
Cothng Surgical fnsguneHt.. jeseiirf. Tools Jsvsfy.
Az vAfous estates hais 20
fnsnoe lOt. ela<k. Hy order 81
n ~ BRADFORD. Psblis Asnalnisrsbs.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
NHoknls WILKINS. AucTIoNEER -HLgoAxY

AAOHkIs WlIshINs.
lM Household furniture. rosewood Panoforts Mirrors.
a. at auction T. II. LUDLOW CO viii sell ai sestlos-
"wednesday April q at II O'Clock, At Mo- Eai Tnify
street. Pth 10" entire eisgant furps
contained sald house, most u which made 10
order By Sr.hosr consisting In part o. carssd .sseod
rAg.Or Suits Ia tKrf elegant rt@ tsD Fiazrrs.
mirrors. Frtuol plate Pier AMI hsntei Mirrors.
enrged rosewood PaBofpfte. naia by Gale,
marble top and Fancy fables. soitAr~ sod
rursish CIArs essan carved roseeooi Hen Bed.sais.
aee marble op Dressing Bureaus. NaahstDds.
CommOlcs eusfase BctTo0m suit, spriag Beds fass
sss Cursl Hair Mattresses nosi - And fio~s. elegant
vanft Library Bo1kcAs, Ibgary Tables. Coucbes and
CLais. carved walnut Eriansion Tabe nafb.e top
B,n-t Dining Chairs rOss~oof Han stand and
CAArs Reps aud Lace Curtains, ci"gab Brgnse Aa1 ot
Chandeliers aud Braescts china aud Glass Ware Neie
Bruaaes and IngrAn CArpeis Ac iogether wiih
.otnent kitshan ftrut4rs with whtrh The sac III
romrns nc Catalogues Monday ~ aacsionesr oce. No
5 Pine street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-16

.,,: ii i'Ci..i, u lie i.p:u'n'::cS. - i~.1:l
:2itl. an indefinite endorsement, SIMPLY 10
claTing the bond to BIZ guaranteed BY the
Statcs, CERTAIN proportion ~ :a:h bona ~
srSiaia, :. carta'n proportion bY :@rl!i lAt'-
lima. an, in !lk, usnner 81, ~. oiaG!s s"ch
bonds can never b" srli, IL" 10 capitalist
viii take L security i" dtvrlcr. out. Bat il,
bonds. endorsed ny either Of these States, -
otitrod-defnile bonds with definite ea;io7-:-
raents-and ttey will 30 ea:srly sou:a: after.
think South Carolina Amply ririicasat /.
ihe above positions bo correct. Il IL h. .:;Ia
mai she has adopted the simplest a!.! moay
definite method; tha; by her plan IT, G5ycIn-
merl T'Ill asve largely, both in lh!"c!ral &ut
interest: that the amount she has i@u,i-:s,:
il enough for The present, AMI cfT: ;:c IL
creased for tie future; tina. 81. h.a rUs,!.. ~
proriaoa that will prov" embarrassing IA
the government: fit be .rile. r"orc -. .Eq:
10 haY: followed Alabama wGuI. h.,. !..c.l
Ii al in fixing upon the ConfrJcra . i.:.a-.i
the power o! Congress, to reme'!, l'.a ,,!ot.
W., dcht, both principal IN! .n...~i. = v =,
Ior tic (utur" Us for the pas, and G.! 80,
without icaTinE 10 ii" ,Cnt!1.iscv ~. r..
,.:i;!"i> means il low is; = liiG.:l.sis Is,
ir:l.'": ,dritSs lei Te ,an ., c:I::,;. i..; :.
MOI ..,,!al wiia!y and toi,@si.Y !har.:.,..
ID sh,s inst these isc;s ire -. ru.m :..l
have written ask Of yvU Af,! sour rreicrs
r..:cnt and can%l G0ns.,:rIa.lGn.
j. =. :;
GsrE:yIlIr, s. G., Dec. 30 i-r,L