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GENERAL FOSTER AFTER THE REBELS "A
letter received in Boston from Newbern, April
Eth, states that General Foster, with al the
troops from Newbern, except the Massachu-
sets Forty fifth, had gone across theriver, and
was about to start in pursuit Of General Hill
1t was feared, however, that he would not be
able TO overtake the rebel General, us he had
twenty -four hours start, -
Evening star., 1863-04-24

DEclsIoN.-The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has decided that, as by proviso to
Sec -, bullion in the manufacture of silver
ware is not regarded as a manufacture within
the meaning of the act the manufacturer of
silver ware may, in making his returns to the
assessor, deduct from actual sales the current
value OF bullion used in making the various
articles embraced in his sales; and Sec 90 of
the Act OF March 3D.. by pronouncing that Sill
yer bullion rolled or prepared exclusively for
platers' use shall b. exempt from taxation, al.
loves the manufacturer of plated ware. in
making his returns, IN like manner to deduct
the current value of the ssrolled or prepared
silver used in the production of his wares, be-
fa re the tax is assessed thereon
The Commissioner has also decided that all
persons acting as attorneys IN the presentation
and collection of claims against the Govern.
ment, must take out license rs claim agents.
A license as lawyer VIII not cover that prac.
tice.
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PROVOST MARSHAL

Captaia John o. Cole has been appointed
Provost Marshal for the Albany District, New
York, uadeF the National Enrolment or Con.
sc,p:ioa Act. The list Of provost marshals
sor. the S:ates OF New York and Pennsyl yania
- now DaaTly complete. -. -.--
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THE BROADWAY RsrI.o.n

NEW YORK, April 2i.-An injunction was
laid On the Broadway Railroad last eyea,ax.
and the work omit was suspended
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THE STORM

We teaFn from the front this forenoon tina,
the cuscr.nt violent rain storm has damaged,
Unse os ia-s, -Earious OF the bridges of the Or.
sl,ee aao AIexandriS Railroad. None Of the m,
no~evee. 80 seriously as that they may not be
>cpaised very speedily. " IN
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MORE DEPREDArIONs or THEdPe.
{ RATE ALABAMA. .i@dz1 as.f d

! BOSTON, AHfh y "A recent aTiiv val states'it
tsseported IN Cape Hay tiea thai DE. .A1apapa.
efssed two kessels ashore in rrurikss Island
passage on the a6th OF March, ana tAat SisFof
them had gene to pieces. The cargo Of the
ether wti be saveA.
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THE UTAH INDIANS.

7 lia tofesloon the delegation Of the Wiba-
Wntea.e (rnountain) tribe of U Utah Indians that
r'sa beea here for the last three weeks Oh bust
-'rH~ wlyh ne Indian Bureau called on the
~ 'e'ii'7' and 'ook formal leave of him, pre-.
pa-atess % tneir return to the far West. s.-
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ANTI.SLAYERY MOVEMENT TEN.
NESSEE.

NAsHrHLE, April 2f-The Nashville Union
Club tonight, passed unanimously, a resolu-
ton that slavery dishonors labor; smothers
enterprise; is incompatible with intelligent,
sound morality and the pesmanency of the
Republic; that it prevents the, DEVELOPMENT
of the resources Of the State, drives ont the in
dustrious, and lessons the free population of a
free country. The resolution declares it shouId
be abolished as soon as compatible with the
safety of slaves and the interests of loyal
masters. s.I... ..-
The club con sists of five hundred members.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

SrThe success of the cavalry reconnois ances
Sent out from our armies Is becoming as
marked as those of the Rebels used to be. A
detachment sent into Piketon, kentucky, few
days since, captured seventeen Rebel officers
and sixty -one privates, with their horses and
arms. At the same time another scouting party
captured Rebel Captain and twelve privates
NATIONAL LoAN.-Subscriptions yesterday
10 the National Loan. at Jay Cook & Co.'S,
amounted to S1,21s,35O.
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20, FROM SrgI0UIs.
TSE MILITIA CALLED OFT TO PREVENT
sRIDNApPING op'NEGROKs,

ST. LOUIS, April 2i.-GoSernor Gamble Ia.
called four regiments OF the State militia int,
active service for thirty days, in Consequences
ofextensiys kidnapping in. the vicinity.
Gen. Curtis has issued al- order.that ne ne.
groes be permitted to be taken from the city
without special permit gran Ted BY Provost
Msrshals, So 3 a. .za.-
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CApIroL.-.Ieha
W. Scott, Pierre c. Dugan, Simon J. Camp,
and Arthur q. Evans, were brought to the city
yesterday and committed to the Old Capitol
prison yesterday afternoon. Scott, Dugan, and
Camp are to be held until the result of their
court-Elartial, on a charge of treason, is made
known. Arthur g. Evans claims to be .
British subject An examination will be had
Immediately, and if the claim is established he
will, of course, be released. Lieutenant A. ID.
Payne, Fourth Virginia cavalry, was brought
into this city yesterday, and also committed to
the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

Military Affairs at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-General Boyle re.
turned and resumed his command this morn .
ing. General Wright left for Cincinnati at
noon.
Evening star., 1863-04-24
Warrington Money Market

Qnotations for stocks coin and uncurrent
noaps-. turuishai 10y Lewis Johnson l. Co.,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT FROM THE sou THWEST
SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION OF GEN. REY
N0LDS.

LARGE NUMBER OF CoNFEpERATE pRI
SOSERS, TWO RAILROAD TRAINS AND
ATRAIN OF WAGONS CAPTURED.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

VOU CAN SAVE rs ClNrs ON livery DOLLAR
JONES & co.'s cSfnsf Oh and D streets, 3
,vo.nc. a,.d Sl XsSs AMI AND FRuIr,. a..
| UONle d 90, KEEP AsLAn6RR AND, RkfIKR
~ 6sLaT-1 g6EOUK.bA' 80 81.
than any house here OF in BAiti more. srre
NEW BUTrERt
JONES cos,
ap k Nv COrnoe EsAtA end D etrvSt9,
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DIsMIssED.-Yesterday afternoon. at fy-
o'clock, the further hearing of the case of the
United States VS.. Margaret WeinholtZ, charged
with keeping bawdy house, was had before
Justice Ferguson. The Justice received the
evidence OF several respectable citizens, show
ing the reputation Of Mrs. Weinholtz to be un-
sullied. The Justice dismissed the case, be-
heving that Mrs. Weinholtz had been imposed
upon by Louisa Lamont. Louisa Lamont,
Mrs. Cameron and her daughter, Virginia
Myers, have been made to leave the house.
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RETURN OF FCGITIvE.
BesToN, April s4.--Thomas SIMS, the fuett,xs
slave returned from here to slavery some year.
since, arrived back to-day, having escaped
ffom the rebels at Vicksburg.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

CHOW CASE FOR SALE.-We have for sale q
= large Showcase, suitable for millinery or hat
G. W. BOTELER e. SON. u
ap 22-9t y 3lS, Iron Hall, Pa. avenue. u
Evening star., 1863-04-24

w A B D s HALE
GOT r s HALK,
The Cclebrasd Pftno Forte Vinsoso
MIR. L. N. GOTTSOHALK, having returb ed after
an exceedingly brilliant and prosperous Concert
give in Washington . -. "
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
On MONDAY and To UESDAY EVENINGS
APRIL NfH AND 18th,
when he wil be assisted by the youn anil taIentad
=. -. American Vocalist 4,
er MISS LOUISA TIVIER.
The Wonderful BRETTO BROTHBRs.4 r
Master BERNARD. ii years Of age 49,. :. .Vislinist
Master RICHARD, years of age. .Cornet q Piston
Musical Director and Conductor g. BEHRENs.
Admission. including reserved seats, 81. Sests
may be secured at ". G. Metzefstt's Music Store
commencing Saturday. April 18th, Ga. M
Doors open at Ia Concert to commence at SO
Evening star., 1863-04-24

LATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MON
Er MARKRT.-Furn1shed-b Lewis johnson &
10 Rankars
Evening star., 1863-04-24

y ARE CHANCB-FORS SALE.-Ths OMNIBUS
~ two HACKS, FIVE HORSES and HAR
NESS, belonging to the United States Ho- 1SN
tel. Also, the Stable attached to the hotel "a
to let. The party purchasing can have the exclu-
mess For particulars apply at the Office of the
hotel, ARR ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

0"WASH1N9TON, April Zs, lSS3.-The Mas
N Ter Bakers OF this city concluded to sell the
bread, from to-day, At hve cents per loaf y
By order of JAMES BRADY President:
ap ut" HENRY HOFFMAN, secrstary
Evening star., 1863-04-24

u BARGAINSi
DEsr BROWN SUGAR, only i2,s cts: Black
TkA, 3 ets.; beet Roasted Bio COFFEE, 40 cts !;
Tea, only S1.3s; choice small HAMS bsst in mar
ket, R1a cts; Stuart's SUGARS.
Pure articles and good weight and measure
STRArFORD EVANS,
ap AStT 4S7 Ninth st., between and z.
IT NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
L HIS Day pnhlished and for sale by HUDSON
TAYLOR, 334 Pa. avenue,
HEMER'S cAVALRY;'
Its History, Manasem0n and Uses in Wsr, with
Illustrations. Price, S5. III -
The Invasens of the Crimea, by Kinglske Vol,
]. $50.
Campaigns Of 1859 and 1868. apA-lw
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T HAVE waited .ssrly tso years on some who ows
i me ! am about to quit waiting. After the 18th
OF March all Notes and Accounts due will Ue left
With legal gentlemen tor settlement. Money l. plenty
and not very desirable 70 keen there il no good
Res-nn why debt should not b pail. 81
Several persons me Oh sub.crip ton, Who want
to pay in Wood bey to say that 1 want Wood or
iuDney, soon.
will .eli three so Acre Lots In Alianakse county
1t Daryxin, IL SPILLED to soon. F. a.. Il
pair OF good iIor will be exchanged toe cash,
land or town property. A. p. RICHARDSON.
+. 81 am not . candidate for othce, aud hence,
no one neei suppo celle:tion. will b. delay ed for
the sake Of eoRcIation Wy private affairs need dx.
ing up--i d.. ire no public bu siusss. A.
Mc0rsxpr Feb. 70. lSb3uSSl AZ #lE 3 ~
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9atest 9.ws. p
Thirteen g un0Oaes Destroyed.

--. Ill .
Cincinnati, March l6-The Gasrtte has
= sNcksburg dispatch, which says the
YaxOo expedition, after capturing twenty
three, transports and destroying eighteen
gunboats, had arrived shove Haines' Bluff
aud would soOn commence the attic 1t.
j. rumored that the rebels have evacuated
Vicksburg. 1t is supposed the greater
part would 90 to Chattanooga and endeav.
or to evel whel,n ROsecrans. s~.-
McClernanhs troops have been compel
cd to 20 I" Milliken's Bud, owing to high
water. The recent operations have sue
cecded in inundating, over ono hundrrd
miles Of country in Louisiana. destroying
m;llione Of dollars worth Of property, and
completely drowning out the gucrr'llns.
LOUISVILLE, March l5-Apprchens,on s
exist here. in which military circles par,i.-
ipate, that n formidable rebel invasion Il
Kentucky is imminent. with a view to the
permanent occupation Of the State.
Washington, March 15.-The newsmon.
gers we're agape tonight with the details
Of an alleged raid by the rebels, 5000 strong
infantry, artillery and cavalry. to the right
and in the rear Of our lines, across y. S.
For,i It is said to have commenced last
night, and will likely induce 4 battle to
day.
On the contrary, We have the best # in-
tellig nee that there is no force opposite
Falmouth, savc Jackson cprps of three
divi.i'ns. with some small attachments of
Los, . re4t's command StE sBsE ~
N " York, Mach To- "A vessel from
Minitl.s, confirms the cap,ur: Of that place
without opp 'sition, by two French gunboats
Feb. Oh So rgE1 j. 81 f
4 steamer from Havan,h March, 9th
. brings slste Mvxic n news Tie srrcnch
Sr,ny started Pr Pu .bla, F, 5. 10Th. 1t is
presumed the attack would commence
M.rci, list. Four han lrei Egyptians hal
'srr,ve'l, bat the voyage disagreed witt.
th,m. az the nun ,crs in hospital were al
ar.minS, e d.
4 Washington special to the Heraid
says THAT Their. is NJ .lnbt but the rebels
wiltev.cuatc Vmkshurg If they have not
slrcais. The federal. have succeeded in
d str lying an imp ;rtant mids.. cutting off
another important communication.
The rebels will probably retire to Jack
son. who, is strongly tor'R-d. This will
expos, Por, Hudson aud render it's fal
certain ~
Gen. Stahl has been placed in c mman
ofthc entire cavalry in front.
G'.n Burnside is here wa ting Fl nal in
siructions.
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r AM aAgcnt for the states Of lava, Wisconsin,
/ and Illinois, to sell you the Right TO make aud
use IT,. mean the celebrated Porsxb Farm Fence
for which Lettsrs Patent were granted 10 sylvester
Denton, by the United States, Feb. 3lt, 1860 l. 10
considered the best In the U. s., for the purposes in
tended. ! am Farmer aud have the Fence ~ use-
send me THREE DoLLARs, and I will forward by
return mail, . Deed, covering all the land you
may own occupy in your county, with tn. ditee.
ton. for building the Fence
Address, J. u CORLETr,
january D., lad3u32sm6 Tarmershure lews-
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The Confessions and Experience OF a
Peer Y3ung Man.

GE TLENAN htv,nx 'esN cured "f The result,
~ Of carly error .nL II .ease. will, from motives
benev olence. send TO tho VIII, request II coz g.
tne above nere thug narrative, published by himself
This little bok il d. iyaed ~ wsrains aud "aution
TO young ,neu aud tn hss Who sNaer from Mss voUs
OsstL,rY. Ln,s OF usMoRy. PRsMAr DECAY
kc. Ae.. supplying at the same time the means o.
aelEcu-e Single rapie. will he sent under seal in
plan envsiop., without "!iarye, any who request
&, by addressing the author,
C,iAS. \. LAMBERT, ESD, 49, q.
3sin3.s~ 6resnpoint Long Island ,ew York
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To Nervous Sufferers
sa OF BOTH sexes. f.

. 4 rev REND NTLEMAN HAVING 3 EN- RESTORED
tU heal u u la. %.er " ts 'iLS All tue u VA
yoviue aud irregular sxpel.ive modes Of Treatment
without ucres consider. il his sacied duty
municste to his sflic Ell fellow the
cures iienre on the rereipt Of addressed
veps, he viii send (frsr) copy OF the prescription
used. Direct to Dr. Mn NJ. DAsSALL, lS6 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, New York S3inlc
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b. DxLI.s AND Wild CuxnRy HiTrERs.--Prov
d-ncs ha. be .to~ed blessing upo" mankind through
tn fundamentally u Dr.. Huntington In present
ny to world his Danielion AMI via Cherry Bit.
.ers We have tried it family with the grestss,
uccs>s, for the OF salt Kheum. A. blood pu.
rificr IL j. the effective remedy extsnt. See al
xcr,i.emen ut in another cnlu M - LdasinQ AtQus
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WHAT CAN WON IN Do IN WAR

Mucu. every way. but she can't keep peace III til.
anily wituou: bottle OF Dead shot to kill I'll thu
bio ID thirsty hories OF hungry BeIs that unn
vitei iutroucs them elves to her lodsers, to thei:
great annoy ance aud disgust. Nov Is the time to u't
il. xiii em nov: No family should be- without it,
The Bead hot IN ,kcs clean sweep; renders peace
certain, bY the xnnihation OF the enemy. old b,
ell the dru sy-ss. 5. UUNflNGrON,
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YOiIy Il rJARWErr, "f the ,xts nrn ~ DssrboSs
u r. IL rcst .as been admitted TO our nrA, - part
r.r ana w snxll continue the Mercxntils husns.t,
- ,a4 iirjsk sto.o opposi III. Broad AZ Hardware
=. Jye, NndsS the sty ~ nj u H. Barron Co. Tue
tsr.sa.a 81 T.. = barron h IRA will lie settled by
~. q ls,rr>m 4 T., ~. sEAkHiIA l. NV.
Asis.xSs i.Ss.yy 3ssh, lSsssss'v< s..
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Sta { e M cAst
u tn. coalitions OF the
.MetrOp Titan Fire Insurance CCmDany.

vi the City III New Y,rS, on the hr day Of jan
uar,, A. ls;3 ma IL to the Aud tor the
state VI Iowa, rur,u to the statute Of that
state.
NAVE AND LOCATION. ,..
The name Of this company j. the Metro o'itan ri
Insurance CoH,psny incorporated N 81. aud locat.
I'd ia the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
rhe capital OF saii company actually
paid Up in ca his . 5000 900 90
The surplus On the LIST day Of ....... la ..7 =,
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Lost Dog )!

IT OST from he subscriber, ddns lied brown.
J ish cotcred DOG, has large ear on his lett
iind foot, quite old, and hss u brass Collar on
With tho subscriber'S name and add,ess on. Any
person giving orstion by letter OF his wb-r-about,
&" me-, viii ~ vel, rewarded. q. u s:liANCK,
Feb IL, lSo3w3s Libsrt, vile, Lake co.. H.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
DsspOncO's Golden YtliS
FOR TENALES.
lmEzible in -oryec' ing. regulating and rensocin9
~ distractions from ,oh 'feorr cause and
~l.a,, ,e surcsxsfwI as n DrSnpnfipe

al 0bstrac,i0as fr0n .ch 'fecrr causc and
si.oays succe<stMi IS preventive IA
The nb,ms.i"n i,:r-t-nt- IN Dr. d 'ponc"'
Golden P-, l,crk.ctly harmless. T,-y have bee"
n u in prac' of old DR.. Duponco tor
over thirty year, An 'h,n Al l. II ladies can test,
their ana, falling access in almost every
d,tre .>iag part ruaariy ut the change
Of lite. t,om e. 10 pill will sure that '"ninon yet
dreadful complaint, the Whites Nearly every female
ii tho land sui 'rs from ',iis complaint the nhev'
rili mas poem auenfly rurri thou sands aud will cure
yna il you them raey cann,t hAr,u you, on the
contrary, they remove x'l Oh FRICTION, restore nature
e.ic. proper csnne AMI inv'yorate the whole ;, STEM
La lies 0ealth will not permit ga increase o.
a. siiy Gilt Hnd eas.S Pills S 'cessfal preventive.
Freq fe .e or tao.e suppo ing them elves so,
- cautioned against using thcSs pitts while N thas
c.nAsin lest the, invite ,nssrr'ass after wncn al
nonition the proprietor sua'es no resi- on-b.lity-
anoagn Che mi. dness of tie pills Will Do no Jury I"
y. u TIL. inxre lieat- os,ns the genuine pin
are made Kaowa every and hey Will 'ei you
ills free anything injurious and yet viii
all clxinsI f.r them
vul Aul explicit explanations ace .lnpany each box
sold syi MN ox RRoraERs& Co.. md
WOOD 4 BROTHER Mc,iregor,
General Ayeac> for clayton county, lows
Lsais., BY ending the xhove Agents one Dollar
through the N.tirrsor Post One. have the rill
sent C.,na ie.lly) by mail to any part OF the conn
trr, Tree OF postage is .ss. s. - -
NJ -l.sok out tor "oanterf.its! Buy no Codes
r.i.s Il any XII" L. u,ie-s every box Is signed = y
Have Ill other. are base imp stios, and un'ate !;
"a ret,rc. YOU vxle your lives and health, TO s"y
n-'h.ns being hanbuss ell out OF y"nr money! buy
c,'v III those VINO show tbs signatures II = d. Hove
ssary bo<.~sh, III hs. entity bsea added on ac-
c,n,t of tho riiis nsins c"unterfsitsi. ,.,
SOFT stso by Allen 4 iIn.fnri. Dubuque, lows: =
C.wE,ri 4 Co.. 8aleas. tM.; Emnsst nursell Frees
rot: Lrt& sash, q hesys'. .nd by one Druggist
il every vllsss aud city in the Us..sd states.
= #5ss2sfssS D. D. NOW8.N& %FsasH
sis,i sole Proprietor. New York
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MN rON BRor,lERsA Co.. and


NHYIEkEA>. there was aces, ed Ill OF the Tax
w able Propertv In the town OF Marcg.r for
ihe fiscal years. 49, Sol aud so2, tor Cooperation
rarpo, o.. ~ .um Ei;h- renths OF one per cent
AZ. tha Dollar Sn.. whereas. ths-s assessed ON
aid assortment, the following described property,
{ hs following txx, to. VIZ; s..ag-... { Fs..48
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VKyILL run \ regula. Omnibus Line across tht
!" river during the Winter Season, ...,..,
Making Sure Connections with the Cars

Picket. for sale At the American IIou.e, McGregor
IIouss Yla,dss- House. aud At the railroad Ticket
office. Hctiresof. also, ut 'ecorsh, ny Geo. Gamer.
49, p,ssen.ars Gun r.,v upon \ safe, sure and
80 r. ORR .a-r.,s. - -, 223tt
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I will sell the above named property, OF ~ much
t,rreoi, ~ srl sa,sy ties xonve aansd take. at Tue
10y scales, IN town al ucGregOr, ths 9Th day Of
80 ~, J. BKOwH, .--s#
Msrshai OF the town of ucGrsser.
t;arch :, l2S3n33jws q a-.s .1as -. .esas
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v1On ANYTHING ,ou want to buy in the line OF Boot
Il aud hoes, call on Wheeler at the y. 7. Boo9
sh store. a.. keeps the best stock In town 80
sells the cheapest.
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vv>,IE hast lace 10 get good K-roseu- Oil ans other
/ srti los usually kept in y hrug ~s"re II ut
MOOD 4 BROS.
Nc0sagop Dsesnher 22d, 1851. s'ld 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

L,NANELLED CHAMBER FURNITURE IN LARaR
suits our own msaufsur~ the b- sssos, men, IN n
city WARRES WARD, III Canal str~~t
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TsPoRriSr LEcTuR.S DAILY POR oKN1fgsrw
i onlg A. ne isr iurs Museum o. AnsignJ Cl5 rrt,i-
way. Par As-r th-s. ieiureA tlas
forwarded OF IT, y; 10 crr ~ aifrtsf 1.cgrls a.
I've rev van s.pm u SsismT
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FURNITURE.

A BARaAfN FOR HoUsRKERPERs "A FAMILY
giving up housekeeping viii dispose OF their Furniture
Il private sale a. crest sse,hc. 70, cash Two esg.u
conssls Of one sofa Tote Te<e, Arm hair
cepon medallion back ChArs made 10 order the
present. owner; Panof0rte
Stool and Ooyer; rose,ood Etsxsrs. msrbs TOP Tables
tension Table Dining Chair, one rosewood and one
hovAny Bedroom su sprsg snd Hair Mattresses Brnsss's
and InsAIn bronze Clock Curtains yas>s Go,
&c, III great sacrifice for cash The snhsrber will S
lo suit purchaseru Inquire 81 I'D West gabth street.
between fifth aud Slath sssauea
DyDaoox quits o. ESANELLEp FURNITURE IN
ID all oIors Of warrssied manufactured aiso sod eh..t
Chambsr suita plain and ornamental, at N. w. VAR
Rtn0roNs, 50 Canal street. opposite WOOSTER sstas
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HANDSOME Residence IN BRoOKLi FOR SALE
III Lorx Pacific street New lork syspge hous
tro story and ate, 1lei 10 with brick Ahoc TORY eet
s1rsrs piatxaHfront house has are nun
bsr ~ rooms furnace sss water Ac hns stable coo
There ots OF ground, runnlns from Ise
Dean lad OFT ~ the brst style With a. abln lan- ~
ehc.cs fru, Ac The house has been bu seont yssrs
ar,ig 70 IlossS HosGiS. No. frss ssrsss ''
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LNuRsfrURE or SEW DksrgNs AND or suPsetoE
II workmanship, all % ny msnufseturr = n ~h I
VIZ sell ~ wno.sss % re ?. very os prles TO- Ssh
n the vii b. found Hoaewoof Walnut Parlnr
and Bedroom suits Of ari h~sllfu s,t~s with 1or
good 10 design cannot 10 srrsssd C- and ~tann
M Of befOrr cnrrias snNNrv.
FREDERICK kRUTIsA
Nos. % snfgs Esa Houston s,rc~ be'-sen Ne Bover,
and SecUui sssnue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

ISsTerCffOs TO AyuVNG WRENCH I.HiIy. p 90
nrlent modern ssd the Rra tiustlrNi of no.
ngu Rrntcei apd' agreeable he 50 offered ~ IS
than teacher aad Ia yoan0
lady bat sn,al pDrtsn ~ hes time during Wac DAP viz
be roIuiroi Address. VIII patc1srs w, toI s,H Fasi
IntC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

EoR sALE-rlE ELEGANT AND eoMxop!ous RE
4 sidenc OF Charles A. Mr'gx, ESQ., situated ~ the cor
OF New York aud Bersep street Bedcrd Brook
together with about 10 OF Ground and Stables The
about ~ feet contains 10 rooms. elegantly
repete ell the modern conveniences
gns hath, &c The gronds .steu!iy arranged
with sarsbbery al the co.crs kinds OF fruit In great
rely Inquirc the premises, a. 80 Exchange riac-,
New FORK.
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CADInsr Ey5Sy IrTsscrunr.. rsrrrs

$40 900 worth dra parniurc 10 consequences ef
the falling on In Wholesale business ofer
maoufsenred gecde the public ~ The lowest proes
sssg q rsrlo. Ltray. 1sing and D. iroom san made
OF selected natersl and In latest fashionable style Al
ssoi. wsrsnsa PssAs ssam,n, our So.ds eciors our
Nos los and Va Riviagsso n hsfsssn Hssss soa Hcro,t
Grand Esssn AID Houston street ssa :es pas coss b.