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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
A uorIos s9 pEEsSSsE:xrrosy SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE

AR THnk 8E AT RICH
oaAnSszS ss5 SISss SSss,TSRHi &C. &C.
70
soo%: pi Ssi ea. ana H. rssats'.
M s sS
order and .. s Turkish Lounges and caa s;s:n.
wood Eisssrs ..aay and keyp.n Top Centre and Fancy
sas
Gs ne sps,Sf
Hal Furniture sofs Beds 6 Sale positive i.n Or shine
Ar AuoTIoN-A spLBNDID COUNTY, SEAT ,osr,
niles FROM scushssep.e city. one half mile south q MA
H s sr an. mile; ss sss Sss
fronts between pSsghhssgs,e and New Hamburg b. 2.
Il das he
keepss win be sold without reserve the pesany located
Po on o
snys ssS ssa
S sss
front and back b. public roads On the same good sye
S
ssa,ieman Who desires 70 purchase and make improve
s sl: J. sp No.
j. BIEEcKER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sTSpy nssS SON csS5. w q. also
TYssdsy March "a A. = os.a = Hs E,ss,Sse sse
br .Sa L ~ ana ~
on The south side 2, feet es Of p 's ss s
stree, rec loc Zee, T Z!
and o. Eisssy fourth stree, Is Tesulaed fsessd rd
and rui.ered croton water &C. Two thirds q tie par.
Gc .' st saciidnesrs once. = - -
4 ucrIoN YorIcE.-wM. IRVING, AUc,5oSGEGGB1.
wssons Egss s .rpsss aorsss &C. G Is a. q
s s a sSs: ssA s sHsSs
DO no TOP kaaa wa.osi clean. rhse,0n sss, DEPOT
.D and
sss & one q
~ rss T sS .:s .s.s sr w'i Horse
A JouRSEAY. AUcrIoNEER, orrics , no: 9 PINE
Broo.yS ss pubic auction on T%1dsy March a. Al u
~ S a..
x.as s,.ls ana s.l .na ,,,,.r n.r,,,
.1s e h e aes he AS Sine
------------------------- = -
a HAas! .s'ss; ssq 1 i; ell
with Lot No. GAL on the P,,e.ss 'ses,
n Pn fnST SMITH ts"cc..r JOHN HILL who's
'''sEsEE i:is S'Si
FILES fsFts ESssy Sssiss
comprising general sorin.n Of si: elias. goods and to
a
Catalogues may be nd on application 10 tho suconeers
4 ucTroHi AucIoNi AUCTIoNi
"A All kinds OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Al LASS PRICES THAN
AT AUCTION,
Al inc extensive ,holerale and retail furniture
OF POaTINGrOi BROS. S2 uudson street.
J. L. suTH AucrroSsER. WILL SELL, THIS
A. day At o'clock. 1T N Ninth street between Second
and Third ayces one Piano, three Paror Salts ewod
and back wsnut BEDROOM Suits, Chalrs Tables ock~s,
Pier Glasses BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets, OIL Paintings
and everything belonging 10 . hrst class house.
A asIoSfB's BALE OF A CABINET MANUPACruR.
TRE + xJIKS, &C
a. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER,
Wl sell Saturday March 49, Al iOK O'Clock At sales
room ~ Nassau street, viz -Rcsewood, mahogany and
"a nut Suits covered in bocAte haircoh and rcps
ns rbic Centre TaNles Bookcases Extension Dining
Tables Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washsands Bed.
steals Also lot OF second hand Furniture, Carpets
M,tsses Curtains, Paintings, &c The whole 10 be PC
70 n noriiy sold for cash. A. sCHLIESINGFR Assignee
Aln vi 1 O'Clock, the Fixtures Of a Dining Saloon
Ranics. Glassware, Crockery. Tools, &C
J,f JOSEPH HEGENAN
ID FOR the DeEcit OF tie
BROOKLYN AMI H. SANITARY FAIR.
.1lhts day tF&iDAll Mntch W, 80
Al 4 O'Clock ". ptstiscty IN th~ rrewees
TIE hnlaNa MONTAGUE street. KnirkerbOcksr
HAL and toe New England Kitchen Also the brldge aud
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NE DOUGHTY AUCTION EKR.PEREMPToRY SALE
wi. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. PAR
IOR SUITS &C, OF A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPA.

Al No II Perry street, near Greenwich avenue.
Furniture Of The above four story residence
yirTaPesry Brussels and Ingram Carpets; rose good
Paror Suit In brocate rosewood Panotorte, Chcxsring
maker; Tables Bookcases Extension Dining fable,
Din Chairs silver plated Casters, Dinner aud lea Sets
Cutlery q assware Ocoths ahocany and walnut Dress.
ns Bureaus wasbsiands and Bedseads Hair Mattresses.
Boiscrs Pillows Sheets, ComfoterA Blankets Spreads
Toilet Sets Hall stand, Sofas. Chairs, &C.. 10
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER
M VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON WATER

n. r. LUDLOW CO., win sell Al auction on Facav,
March Is 1884 ct O'Clock q the Exchange salssroom,
III Broadway fTrinity Buildins) N. Y.
WATER sfREET-The four story brick store ~ Water
street. side between Peek slip and Bcekmsn street,
lot l5 'front.' 81 feet east side and feet nc hes
side with the right Of alley way 70 Peck alp $500
may remain mortgage.
Maps &c, at No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

NEoRaE COOK AUCTfoNEER WILL SELL, THIS
vJ day, at II O'Clock at lA Broadway fine stock Of
Household Furniture renewed for convenience OF SALE
consists OF Parlor Suits Of various kinds: Library and
Dining Suits Etsgeres Sdeb0ards, Exien sion Ia
bles Lounges Easy Chairs bookcases Library Tables.
superb Pianooe seven octave OF fine tone and
nish N. BSaies OF Household Furniture at tho resi-
dences of when desired on the best Of terms.
HENrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
VI uon.-R. Il. ROLLINS, Auctioneer MI LLEDY L
ROLLINS this day. at 2oclock, at NO. 4S8 Canal street
of Furniture, consisting of rosewood Sofas mar
Bile top Centre Tables black walnut and mahosany Bed
Pillows Hair Mattresses Brussels Three ply and
Ingram Carpets Rugs Cottage Suits, OIL Paintings China
Vases. Table Cutlery. &C.. sc. Mr4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

pY JAMES ~ MlLLEK -PEREMPTORY SALE OF
- valuable Property Warren street ana College place.
and CaTrnine Bedford By order OF tie su
pFene Court JAMES n MILLER will sell at public anc-
ton at the Merchants Exchange Saesroan, III broadway
the 2oh cay March instant Mt O'Clock NJ by der Of
referee :Firt tho valuable Property known as Nos 90
COX and 81 Warren street. aud No ~ College place the
whole forming plot OF ground on the nor beast corner OF
College place and Warren street 63 feet nches moro or
ess IN front Warren street anu In the and 10 ieet
inches less College place and on the estery
side which erected the four BRICK House = Col
e2e place known the Franklin House, the four story brick
Store 81 Warren and the prick front
Stoesto and 6l Warren street 10 be sold in parcel So
con the premises 81 % and - Carmne street. situate on the
ing 90 fest, less
the rear and " feet more or less Bedford street and
the westerly side, and which three
story brc3 stores; to be sold parcel fog and
further particulars apply 10 the anctioneer 20 Pine street
IlY ADRIAN II. MULLER, T. r. WILKINS K CO, AT
ID the Exchanre saesroon, III Broadway, Friday,
March 49, at ~ O'Clock Water street.-The brick
Store aud Dweng with Lot OF Land north side OF Wa
street. SO feet ~ inches OF Catharine
known No. 3d being 6 feet inches By 81 feet nches
IN w. IVES, AUCTIONEER. Ns
j.. D. W. IVES co, will sell atthcir Is5 and J57
Broadway, this day. at O'Clock Horses, Carriages
Harness; sorrcl Hdrse i4 hands high, years old
ianed Sind in any harness. Also seated Rockaway,
second hand and four seated Rockaway second hand
II N. LUDLOW CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
IL Friday March IL 1854 at IL O'Clock, at the Exchange
salesoom Ill Broadway, by order of the Supreme Court
the first class four story and basement brown stone high
House and Lot No 81 East Thirty fourth street. zoo
feet east OF Madison avenues house 23x4 lot 25x9S9 com
- r. j. GLOVER PAinua,s Attorney.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 49, SUPPLEMENT-
Ivan O. BAKER 81 CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
ALBERT q. HAYWOOD, Auclloneer,


A Ivan O. BAKER 81 co. AUcTIONEERs.
IA T ALBERT q. HAYWOOD AucLoneer,
haguihcent Household Furniture,
Pfanoforte, Drawing Room Furniture suite,
Brocade and Lace Curtains, Velvet Carpets,
:. ~ falnlinss. sistuary bronyes and
Many and costly Works OF Articles Ut virtu,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. s
This day (FritaY), March ",
at the elegant residence As Sixteenth between
Sixth avenues sale III O'clock
The auctioneer would call particu attention Of his
the largest and richest Furniture
Works of Art offered at auction this Sale
rcmptory Drawing Roomssnperb Suits covered with bro
cate richest desert tom Bocatel Curtains ltch;
deers. Mandolin, Paintings by eminent artists Encoig
nures Cabinets Bronze and ofmoiu Clocks Marble Statu
ary rosewood Panoforte. richest instrument offered at
auction this season four round full octave,
Stool and Cover, Music Stand. atstand Buffet Exten.
sion Table cnt Glassware, Dinner Sets Silver Casters,
Urns Spoons knyes, Turcens SAVERS Oyster Dish, Arm
Glace, Mattresses Bedding Carpets Sofas, Rockers Book
stands Feather BEDS, Blankets, Sheets Counterpanes.
Also Furniture of servants apartments Parties wishing
attend sale take Fifth sixth
from Aston Hoose, 81. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel,
leaving at sixteenth street, few doors from house
"A G HAYWOOD, Auctioneer Superb Household Fur.
ntnre &C. this lday, March l3 at the 1--WE story brown
residence rs East Tenth street. between broadway
University place sale commencing at o'clock this after
noon consisting OF ming walnut Sidebcard
Tables Arm Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets ruby and
white Glass Ware, Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware &C
oval Mirrors Parors, rosewood and walnut Paror Furni
ture Brussels Carpets Etageres Bookcase Tables Pier
and Mantel Mirrors Curtains Paintings Stauary. Bronze
Clocks Dresden China Vases Engravngs Chan
deers rosewood Panoorte Stool and Cover
stand. Chars 10 match Observation-Disclosures, Bedsteads
Washstapds Commodes Hair and Spring Mattresses Boil
sers Pillows Lace Curtains Shades; also basement and
Kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
eUPBRB BOOKS.

THE CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLEC-
TON OF BOOKS
offered at public sale 10 this ely Splendid Esgiis
especially rich in Natural History orks Art Illustrates
Books Shaksperana, the Drama standard Works. In ele
CANT binding &C. DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

n OsT-oN WEDNESDAY, EVENING, BkLwk sN
Ia waversy place aud Sixteenth street on ~
Sixteen M street and sixth black siik WIZ ne
bnSer viii be- literally rewarded BY leaving ~ o. S
wsgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

j. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n. SIZE " auable Property Central Park; also 90
sixth street-A.J BLEECKER. SON CO. will sell at
ton Tuesday March a. IL o'clock 81 the Exchange Saer
Ill Broadway on siith s.res-Ths two three soy
modern Houses Lots Eos 27 and 279 Sixth street.
south side u feet east Of D. size 81 xs7 eh
ON Eighty fourth street.-The valuable Lot on the n,rta
Fourth and the Central Park size 23xsl cxs
and rut,ered Croton water &C Two thirds n he pur
chase money remain mortgage at cent Maps
&C., ct aucti0neer'B Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

ENVY Fl. LEEDS q co.. AUCTIUNEEfS.
LIVERY VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION
OF OIL PAINTINGS. W
HENRY H. LEEDS co will sell at auction on the
evenings of THURSDAY 2ith. and FRIDAY 26th inst at
TX ockck, the old Dusseldorf Gallery 548 Broadway
next door below Tiffany AZ Co.'s, ,s5s.. X.
very valuable and important collection OF tho highest
order Of original Paintings including the entire collection
Of Mtssrs Bailey Co.. OF Philadelphia purchased BY them
from the artists direct equang interest any collection
ever offered IN this city for public competitor And COM
modern Dusseldorf English French and German schools
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

JouRHEAY, AUcTIoNEER. OFFICE NO. 9 PINE
a peremptory sale Of vsaable Building Lots 70
O'Clock M at the Exchange saissrom. Ill Broadway
Two Lots, fronting on Porand Avenue aoi rect ncncs
from Atlantic avenue 25yll0 and 6rlW. :. -
cgbly located Maps and further particu
lars the olce OF the Auctionee. No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

TTENRr D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ill Nassau street. opposite the Post o1lce MINER
sOHERVILLE viii sell al suction ON Friday March IS At
II O'Clock At their saesroo 81 Nassau street. tEe Stock
sale, consisting Of French plate Pier aud
Manle Mirrors Francs OF every variety rnices marble
once Furniture &C Alss Paintings and Rngravngs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

GERMAN SCHOOL.
A. AcHESBACH, vERRoKcKHovRN, DK NOrRR, tt
3. c. KoRK KoYK. VAN HAaME, Won SssEN,
CARL HUMMER, CARL BECKER, ERDnANN
GEsRLscHAP, HoGUET, GAIL HoFT.
LILsCHANxR, NEYERHErM, HIRCERr.
PREYRR, PROFESSOR JOHN SrAMMKLL,
L. ToussAiNT, CHAS. n WKBB, Voy WILLIE.
BOSCH, SoNpKRnANN, DE LOOSE
g WAurrRs N RAY. A. X. KEYpYK1,
TEN KArEN RUrrEN, DE vos and othera
FRRNCH SCHOOL
PEcRus, L. NoTnRMAN, DAHsAERr,
BRILLoUrN, 6IKGNA0 GoNriGNrs
Dx Vsux PUPIL OF
Z. FRERE CrPIER, LArOND, 90.
SIDNEY r. PERCY. BooDINcroN, Q. WrLLIAM4
G. BAXTER MAC DUTg, suAYxR,
T. CLAYTxR 0ARarlRLp, w. BROMLEY
On AIc HAYEa THoRx
BARBER. BENNY bARLANp, &C.
The foreign portion OF the collection have purchased
in Europe by gentleman of well known taste and long
experiences the pctuI Of g. g. Kock Koek, ubner
Others OF class rarely imported into
this country. -
Church. j. r. Cropsey Shaack and other high class Anne
They viii be on exhibition from after TUES
DAY, 18th inst, until the evenings Of SAFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

TOR sAnE-sAwMILL AND TIMBER LANDS AT
Hawkinsyille, Oneida &C. n = The mill has % SAWS
Black river and within 10 rods OF the canal The land
siss OF B covered with spruce aud hemock timber
spars and cord wood The property can be bought
terms by which itself FOR two thirds Of the pur
ration and large part of the profits OF the years business
already made and on hand in the lumber spars. &c. For
price and particular Information inquire of HOMER NOR
GAN, No 2 Pine street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

BoGART, AUCrIoNBBR-BY 9. 3 J. BoGART,
81 on Saturday March TO- At 10Y cock at the auction
rooms. No North William street senss HoSsehod Far.
brocael Velvet Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Mkror Engravinga Lace aud Danask Curtains Gas Chan
deiers marble Centre Tables Bureau washstand,
hosany Freuch Bedscada Hair Mattresses Beds and Bed.
hand Pianofortes, &c.
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uRNRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.-vALU:
II able OIL Paintings HENRY II. LEEDS + CO. Will
gHIlsr. NO Nassau street an iTDor.an. and vsg. bio
pean school, compsing most desrsb!s works Of Art
being private gallery just received from London conn
6slyis crswtord D.nsy Pc na Ss, Meadow, wse
Ho!ives NJ joy Is also avery exquisite picture en..
equally celebrated Of The modern European school In he
ancient school may be found examples Of spagnolett,
Swaneve Poussn. Paul Potter. vernct Correggo. Rem.
brandt and many other fine pictures. 81 q the preceding
being private collection. Also several hne pictures BY
favorite American artists all or which will DO view,
above, on and from Tuesday 18th inst with catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

TJENRY Il. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.-HENRY
Ii H. LEEDS a Co win sell at auction. on Saturday,
street. share II ths New York Society Library free
Ground In The village OF Catsk Greene county N Y
closed with marble posts and chains never occupied and
ant
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NOR aALE-HoUsE AND ACRE OF LAND IN PEsh.
skin with barn and 81 fruit and sAAie tIe
5000 Apply To PHELPS KNEvAL SaWan street, oS
CALVIN FROST. PaAkakl
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nENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u Il. LEEDS GU. win sell At auction on Saturday,
March 10 IL O'Clock in front Of store No q Nassau
street. TO Barouche shifting top back In good
running order, and sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

OsT -CHARLEs vIERNE0, ~ YEARS OLD LIoH1
~ compexicn and slender frAme did not rssss 70 -
home since Monday Issk lie gray paid psnnsoone
dark brown jacket with brass buttons eaok And
felt hat. Any information about him viii 20 tnankuy ~
ceived bv his distressed mother at 20 FOURTH avenus oppo
site Cooper Institute New York and Brooklyn papers
please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

MOT sALE-AT NORTH HQRoKEN, ONE BLOCK
II from Union fhll Horae failroad next TO- 'Gtove
vsurrn nov two story House with addition, built
tsys work and two Of Land. Price $4,000 Apply
aEORGE O. DoREMUS, opposite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Teal, PROPERTY FOR sALE--A COUNTRY SEAT.
h beautifully Situated in pleasant village, Long
Island Rairoad consisting OF two story Dwelling Uouse,
conr ming and elegantly fitted aud
ali other convenience with without furnnre; large sta
bes and coacbhouse Abouthireen OF land at
tached 10 h The greater Part which 10 cultivated and
tns large number apple, cherry and peach trees
berries &c The other part WOOD
Apply 80 A. W. HfTsCH ~ Nassau street, room NO a. be-
M O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

CEvENTH WARD PROPERTY FOR sALE-Go0D
place for carman with several horses lot Z, o zoo;
Terms Also, three lots In Brooklyn Inquire Of
THOS WARREN, 206 Monroe street. near GouvcFncur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

TNO CAPlTALIsT6.-THE SUBSCR1BER BRING DE
srou. Of retrlng from business hereby offers for sae
the esa0shment Known the Continental Iron WORKS.
located AZ BROOKLYN consisting Of all the Build
in9 Machine Tools and Apparatus necessary Tor prose-
cutting the business Of iron shpbuldng and general iron
works upon the most extensive scale the nuuber and
size of the ironcad batteries which been constructed
~ this establishment within The three years fully atess
The real estate upon which said located
be purchased or leased for series Of years THIS Is rare
OPPORTUNITY for capitalists desiring to embark In lucrative
and rapidly Increasing business purchase lsh.
ment, in sorkiug condition. which a unequaled IN this
country us adaptation and first class ADVANTAGES the
construction and equipment OF Iron of tho
o uv S M rrapr,nn Or service
MARCH 10. 1904
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs.-A HIGHLY RE.
spectacle family tnye In number, navea daughter mo
children under the age Of tan 70 educate In Abe plain
English branches and The family reside then
place In the country six or months IN the year
and attention would be paid TO the morals refinement
bers Of the family. Adrcss X. T.. Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

NOR sALE-rHB FINE THREE STORY BRICK
House, on the OF Hansnp place and Portland
BROOKLYN. Has all the mrern improvements and
= In tine order. Apply to CHARLES L. COLBY, No 40
Curling slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

f,LINTON VENUE, BR0OKLYN-FOR SALE-A
~ Brick House 15xa8, three stores with story
l5x32 Ground, 50xl25 side Clinton
seventh house north Of Myrtle in good order
With grape vines. fruit in garden Apply
EOTTE Z & " ILLIAMS, 2lS Front street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

GREAT BOOK SALE.
BOOK TRADE sALESROOMS,
GEORGE A. LEAvITT, AUcTIoNEER.
BY J. B. COOLEY.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, AND FOLLOWING DAYS
Commencing each day ut O'Clock r n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

HoR stLp--aN ELEGANT DWELLING in FIF-
teenth street. Ftp avenue. The house ~ d0u-
bic one and conlin library, dningroom, dpawlngrooms,
And houdor rst stairs inside hail at right angles
With main FIVE and large bath room on &C.
sondtoor i've ro,us three large ON third noSr light and
kitchen, and separate laundry coal celia furnace
rom In basement The house is Furnished In avery
scsly and tasteful manner, and is indeed an unusually
nne House and furniture offered for sale,
and possession be had at fortnehts notice. large
s-roun sau remain bond and mortgage six per
Xpvty 10 HOMER MORGAN, No 2Pine street. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

TOR SALE IN THIRTY.FOURTH sTREET.-THE
four story English basement brown stone House, lS4
od number) West Thirty fourth street, block west
OF broadway with all modern improvements and IN good
condition. Terms Thirty fourth street 10 ITO feet
wide Apply to LEONARD SCOTT. No. 5 East Twentieth
street orr al Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

yHoR sALE-FIRsT CLASS BROWN STONE Dwell.
II ling 10 Forty ninth, Fifth and Sixth
avenues. adjoining park tpiay gronnd! unobsrusted
high ground; modern improvements. In complete
srrer POSSESSION immediately evening" sold
- Also, farm At Hackensack, N. J. Apply at3l
Neter street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE THE LARGE AND
- desirable residence No. Carroll place. Blocker
street, 70 feet Six inches front and and 81 feet deep
sa aet; with usual modern improvements and in excellent
erdcr being occupied by the For sale low.
Apply 70 L. Ii. LUDLOW & CO.. No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

" Jersey CITY, beautiful Dwelling House., forty feet
rsuuding H. died with choice frnit minuosi walk
PROM horse ovdrlocka New YORK. Lone island,
forsry Cs Newark and Now York bay far ne the
Hirhlands TERMS easy. Apply TO JOHN BRINKERHoFF,
or at 81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

The FEDERAL force nov At Aiexandria 10 re-
ported to be 35. 600 strong The rebel forces
are quite heavy ubder Kirby Smith, Msgruder.
TAYLOR and Others.
The Cloud reports that flag of truce. with .
dcmand for The surrender Of Alexandria.
The steamer General Grant, which has arrived
a, Nemahis. reports having learned az Pine Bluff
tina, Gen Steele With his whole force bad arrived
NJ Little Rock. skill followed BY the enemy. hAy-
ing lost ali his wagon trains and most oil BIS ar
tiilerv
No fear Of an attack on Little hock - Ell
Iertainei. il being strongly fortified.
The wounded were being brought TO fine
Bluff. which Is also fortified and considered de-
fensible
The BODY of Capt Bedford. 18Th Tennessee
cavalry massacred at Fort Pillow, has been
found. The corpse bore evidence OF great vio-
lence.
The alarm whidh existed at different points
along the river few days since. has generally
subsidized.
The steamer Belle St Louis from Memphis,
has arrived. with one davis later dates. She has
264 bales of cotton for st. Louis.
The lst Iowa cavalry, from Little Rock on the
5th. was on board, en- route for home on fur
Tough.
They confirm the former accounts of Steele S
loss OF his train aud artillery.
Our loss in killed, wounded aud prisoners is
estimated at 1000
The greater portion Of the Seth Iowa. 18th
Ohio and 33d Illinois regiments were taken pris-
oners.
Lieutenant Colonel Drake. of the 37th Iowa,
was severely wounded.