davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-27
Fruit Garden.


Let all fruit be gathered carefully by
hand. Apples, to keep well, should Tie in
heapsten days or more after ieiDggathered,
and when about to bo packed in barrels the
moisture should be wiped from each one.
Pears should be taken from the trees when.
ever the stem will part readily and ripened
on shelves. h-.l. ~. n -
, 1864-06-27
STRAWBERRIES,


Plant runners for new beds, IL you are
not sure of an abundance oi fruit from the
old ones. Throw over them, before winter,
any coarse litter that Is free from grass
seeds. They will bear, but not abundantly,
the first season. A deop, rich and we'll
worked soil is essential TO them. no
PREPARATION FOR PLANTING.
Prepare as early as you can for planting
trees DwarE alune should be planted in
the fruit garden, and these require as thor
ough preparation and cultivation as garden
peas. Dig. trench and mix in wel-rotted
manure, and plant on no soil that is not nat
urally or artifcially well drained. m
FRUIT SEEDS.
Seeds Of peaches and other stone fruits
should never be allowed to dry, but kept
in moist earth, if you would be sure to have
them vegeiate, ,s 81. w
, 1864-06-27
HoWE's SEWING MACHINES

rank high above al others, they certainly come 6
npoftant unfolding art. Douhlehread-sllleh alike ont
ooh sides Of the abrc With the new improvements they
cannot miss or drop Stitches and one needle Il
broken where dozen formerly Prices reduced a.
er A. superior to any yet Produced for Fan:
iy use, 500 formerly eO Letter A. pearl finished and
capped 80 formerly 500; Letter D. Manuiaciurng gs
srmery 80; Letter heavy manufacturing, tso formerly
slioi Letter ,, Cylinder el15, formory $780, Letter =
Cylinder, eilo, formerly siT5
, 1864-06-27
COMMISSION AID RTREHlSI6 AEIJP
SAN FRANCIsCO-


0RDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MHR.
" ehsndlse and articles Of every description are solicited
By The undersigned.
residence IN this city Of over ten years and an expsr
enee IN the business of nearly the same length of time are
considered Sufficient 70 the confidence Of persons
u the country who occasionally need 10 make purchases
hee Through the agency Of reliable party or Who may
BE- looking for permanent Agent ID san Francisco TO
either the advertiser oilers be services ASSURING an who
ntst orders 10 him that effort shall be spared 10 execute
their commissions satlslactorIy. Filsi [. Il
erence. 7'7777s7 = = -
Those desiring Information concerning hs underisusd
Vim. ?. Coleman Co., san Francisco; s,.
j. II. Coghnl a Co, a
9. Langley, Druggist, eil "a .issftn 1901 f
Flint, Peabody 1 Co,
Ira T. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster Co,
J. Anthony Co, Uuion OIice, Sacramento civ:
And the Editor of The Puget Sound Herald slzi
NB.-Orders for Machinery, PAnofortes,e Meodenus,
Sewing Maehlnes Watches, Jesey, &c, win be attended
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent.
go Washington ST up sia,rs
Opposite Magalre's Opera House. san FFancisr-.
, 1864-06-27
TAe New England Sewing Machines,

that have given such universal satsaeton are constantly
on hand Every machine warranted.
Needles, thread, and other suitable material to with
the above machines constantly on hand.
Conndental circulars furnished agents application.
DEFINING q CO., Agents for the Pacific Trade,
- No. Montgomery st, Masonic Temple.
l:G-u San Francisco.
, 1864-06-27

Jofkr RssoiErIoS nulhorizing the Secretary q
the Navy % sell nt publis auction lot number
thirteen, in tho village Of Sackett's Hatbor,
New York. 5.s 81
Be Il reolred By ne Ssuaiea and Houss Of
Representatives. Of The United Siofes az Ameriea
IN Congress assembled, That tho Secretary Of
tho Navy be and he Is hereby authorized and
empowered. at his discretion, to sell at tipublic
auction, ailsF proper advertisement, and 70
vey, BY quit claim or otherwise, lot number
thirteen, in the village Of fsackett's Harbor, New
York, the same not being wanted for use BY the
United States.
Approved, April 10. 1864. a9s
, 1864-06-27
Jozr REsoErTroS rendering the tha ks Of Con,
grcss to Admiral Porter.

Be u resoFred By he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of iks Uaitel Statcs Of Amsrieu
IN Congress assembled, That the thanks Of Con.
gFess be and they are hereby rendered to Ad.
miral David d. Porter, commanding the Mis-
sissippi Squadron, for the eminent skill, endur-
anee, and gallantry exhibited by him and bis
squadron, In cooperation with the army, in
opening tic Mississippi river. .s5..3l
Approved, April 10, 1864
, 1864-06-27

DANCROFT'S uAND-gIADE LINEN PAPER,
ID all pure linen, phi up IN quarter packages he
finest writing paper In the United States. he following
are the varieties:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
BETwEEs FIRsT AsD wATEE.


b@An Irish wake--a spree d. eorPs.
MARBLE is bard substance, often usea
a. tablet for hard lying
Books in these days are generally IKE
some kind Of trees-a good many leaves
and no fruit.
A ureacher once said that ladies' |
w..e eerv timid; they we're afraid 10 sing
when they were asked; afraid OF taxing
cold. afraid Of snails or spiders--out
be never knew one afraid to get mar
fs LaNy brethren, said sw:ft in a ser
mon a,here are three kinds Of pride,
NAMELY. Of birth, Of riches, Of intellect.
/ shall not speak Of the latter, none Of
vou being fable 70 that abon1insbie
vice"
-aDid you take the note, and did you
see Mr.. Thompson Jack
"Ees. sir"
"And how was her
"Why, he looked psrtty well, but he's
very blind"
dBlindl What do you meanY
"Why. while / war in the room be ak,
ed me we're my bat wur, and I'm blessed
If it wur not on my head all the while.
"A French author says: When
lost my wife, every family in the tow
offered me another; but when lost M
horse. no one offered TO make him good
Lady E--had arrived to so ex
IRENE degree OF sensibiiiity that, seeinI
man 20 by with mutiiatsd wheeler
row. she cried out to her companion
'sDo tnrn aside, II diatresses me 70 Sc
that poor unfortunate wheelborrow wit
one leg" @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
Useful Dog.

A dog isa useful thing to have in the
country. | have one which raised from
a pup. He is good, stout fellow, and
q hearty barker and feeder. The man
Of whom / bought him said he was q
Thoroughbred, but he begins to have a
mongrel lock about him. Pc Is = good
watch dog, though, for the moment he sees
any suspicious looking persons about
the premises he comes right into the
kitchen and gets behind the stove. First
we kept him in the house, aud be scratch
ed all night to get out. Then we turn
cd him out and he scratched all night 10
get in. Then we tied him up in the back
Of the garden, and be howled 80 thai
our neighbor shot him before daybreak
Finally, we gave him away, and he come
back; and now he is recovering from 9
ft, in which he has torn up the patel
that had been sown for our spring red
ishss [sparrowgrass in the Country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
SEALED PROPOSALS.
oFrIoH Orr EsaIsHEa.


AeNphlh, Tenp., Oct. 9Th, 1854.
CEALKp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this ekiiee nntii the 7th day q NovFmber
next, FOR grading the Landing between Jefferson
and Court ztrests, frem the west fac Of the hlun
70 Trent street. The caatractef 70 cut all high
poinis On the promenade between Jefferson ani
Market Streets inelnslxss q the proper grades,
snd to al 81 lee points within ths above pre-
serthed siniM. ths grade fafn ished b tbs CITY
Engineer Also, 20 Oh Centre Landing. aud eli
points between the river and the wesf iiae Of the
prumensdc, - may 81 required - the City Engi-
neer and all sufeffseus rsrih % be dumged int
the iotd atths Nssy YsFd. The bids fsf che prioe
per cub safa 81 rafi 81 the nlHd between
jefferson aea Cehri Sc sis. are % be made WITH
the nndsFstandip thai asid price per ward faI the
measurement ~ the isst named cut, Is 20 be full
eompspsstea he the conffsetoF for the whole per-
fnrmanes oE ttss weskz. The namss 70 hs
gteen, Ga she bids. 81 fwe sprFeved securities 10
he amount Of one hnndted thousand collars
SIoa 600 for ths faithful performances Of the
/ tract. All proposals. erp 20 he endorsed o. the
envelope, . Proposals fir grading Z ,Bding he.
/ tween Jsasraou And Court stiests." Bids for The
eahfraet not ln conformity vi tbs above require
menfs wiI. not he entertained.
Mayor and COMMITTEES on Fable Lard uKs
the tsbi 70 reject any or aliof the pFep0-
sala.
Average hAas is enequsrtsF ~ q lls.
FRANCIS FOSTER,
oetiT Cts Engiasss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31

ALSO KEEP FOE SALE
C = ~ L. - ia - .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31

AAna Rhfas IS ~ kSHA
CsEAIrD PROPOSALS Wilt nE RECEIVED
, q this Gee anta III fih Day ~ Janaary Esxt
al u n, tsr taruteHieN. aHHh painter poiuts On
he river Ia dHug - tas etts nfav be des Raats
& ~ taa 2its tHgiaefr iNftte Thousand az o.
sschss Of haFtl bloc iimsst. &c, tr pasfhg; he
rocks net - sxeesi tx u hes Ia thickness, anato
be snitae iof paNtHK 81 got isss han tie nfE
more q As tNuiFe ineias n Depth ttnihie WeFkl
al 20 IL delivered o. o. hefpse tAs first day ~
April, 1855. The names are 10 he given IN the BIDS
% two approved asfHfit e. IA the aaenut 81 az y
fh5aaaud doifasa $50 og1) fer the faithful per-
foFmsses Of the enntr4ft All proposals sfe e
bs endorsed % tbs envelope = Proposals for fur.
n ahing rasinF afare for tha city - Msmphis."
Bids for the eaHir4ct ret IL 1epsefmity pikh tbs
a1oFe req afemsuts. VIII nat b eutsrIeiBed
The MaFeF Ana Cumulittee On RHsiie Landina
reserve tie right 10 re3aet ans Or all Of the pre-
posaiss KAAHCfs FOSTER.
eetlT clty Englnssr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
HOTEL REOPEN ED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRTCH. Proprietor,
Cor. sEaiu aud Thsra sta,
EyAN&yTx.LE. IND.

rV.HIs OLD. WELL ESTABLISHED. AND
Il widely kuoan Hotel has been closed for sew
eral weeks tnda rgplaR Fepaifa. u hiss, dufiak
ibis tins, been relsalntsg inadg ena out has bffn
throughiy hftaA aps and IL great MEASURE Turn
iHhrd Nith usw beds aud furniture. Tbe proprie
tor has made every arrangement 10 fauasr biz
houso convenient, healthy aad agrnsabls 20 the
puhiic.
for serieA % sears has been extended 70 the
Washington, he Invites a renewal ofthsir custom,
aud will endeaxof 90 have his table furnished and
tbs house managed ia a way to merit their eontan-
ned patronage.
omnIbusas will carry passengers % and FROM
thu Depat fress. tr'~y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
CARD.

Tia undersigned having sold cut his sntirs stcck
Of Read Msds Clothing, and GentleEens' Fur
nishiug Goods, and retired frum the business
hereby expresses bis gEatrfni acknowledgements
% Ma numerous friends aad customers ter tasar
pass patronage 80 nberaiiy extended 20 him. and
~oaio respsetf1lly recommend Messrs- Taylor .
- Wno nAvs sueceede6 b I'M IN the business, and
we are neS pssparaS 70 furnish 70 thear custom
ere sxery aEs5cls IN their lire, Of the ysrv fgsss
s1AnsJs &2d 81 tbs REST svorHh1s pricse.
angst NJ LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
Blankets and Coverlids !!
REMOVAL.
THos. Q. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE, MANU-.
III fAeinrinx Establishment to Ne. FIRST
SIRE TT. below Main. He has = large aud ele-
CANT assortment Of Homemade Work, as nne az
The fnest, guaranteed as good A. tbs best" and
far sale as cheap a the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
ais entire stock - consistinE Of hue Buggy,
Coacc, aud Carriage Harness, Light TrostfnS,
Heavy Wagon, DrAy, and Express Harness. Sad
dlsss Ia enlless variety, Brides Of all kinds, IL
any quantity, Collars, Girghs, Surciugles. Check
Lines, Military work; Ia short. everything IN
his line. from Haaas strap to 8 MQaitor sad
dle''--has been manufactured uBder bis inme-
date snperxision. BY skiilgul and sxpefieneed
work nan, aud Is nov olared 70 the trade 81
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 30 conpete sne-
esssfnllY with anythiRg in the market. IL ST q
nnAsh, durability, Ana pricss be only asks trial
SNil and examine for yonr-elvea. sF@s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
House Furnishing
AND
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock Of .srrs5
Carpets, OIL Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C.. &C., making the most
complete stock TO be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31
SEWING MACHINES.

T. NJ sKLLaAS HAyTs0 FITTED Up Az
& Office, No. % Main Street, sill keep, as here
ef9rR, good azsoT tmsAt Of Wheeler 4 wilson's
lad Singers Sewing Maehises aud Needles SIN
THREAD AID oil, iana everything that Il competed
Eikh the bn4insas, and will ref air ali kind Of sew
hs Machines and pas On nsw improvements
lYAt y. q. srNLMAN. Al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-31

s1-An Irish wake--a spree dn corps.
MARBLE is a bard substance, often usea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.

~
OFFICE OF THx DELAWARE LAcKAwANkA AND wHsIERNl
RAILROAD COMPANY, NEw YORK. March JIG, 1854
This company will hold their fourteenth regular monthly
auction "Wednesday, the Both day Of March 1854 at II
At which time they will oaer by SIMEON DRAPER Auc
twenty. FIVE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL
embracing deliverable at their
Eliza bethport n J. during the month o. April next ).
the highest bidder bdsl in any form whatever being
made for account Of or on behalf Of the company
Fifty cents ton 10 bankabe funds TO be paid at the
time and place Of SALE and the balance in like funds
ceying for the coal which be called for with
10 ten days thereafter and the coal taken away within
tona thirty taking the devey their purchases
per cent?
witt in such be charged the balance frcm the time
stipulated for until paid and Is cents per ton TO
cover the OF stocking tho cosooth TO be paid on
The other conditions will be substantially those
y FL sy q
coal will delivered direct from the their arrival
from the mines when practicable otherwise from the
These conditions will be modified TO meet the wants
Of steamers whose arrival cannot be definitely fred
JOHN BRiSBlN. President.
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- The undersigned prepared 70 give special at tcnon TO
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Il residences, favorable terms.
Parties contemplating making sales this season VIII do
well to register their names early 70 secure choice OK GATE
w ese- f No. Pine street.
WIN Writer'S, .AUcTIoNEEE WILL SELL. THIS
w day l0s o'clock at OF Thompson and Prince
streets Household Furniture OF the dwelling part OF the
house, also barrocm and restaurant Furniture and FIX
with everything useful and for such
places Also at private sale Restaurant 90. complete.
Also several other sales In . few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

1i1O CBRTIrICATEs SHAVING BAD FOUR
l.It - teeth extracted without path BY DR.. JAY y Wiz
LERS l61 Grand street, blocks from Broadway,
checrfuiy Insert this recommendation those suffering
from toosnaehe BERTHA FalDpLy, NJ Qraud street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTlONEER
"A SALE AT AUCTION or THE NATIONAL HOTEL
AT LONG BRANCH,

ADRIAN II. MULLER r. X. WILKINS CO.. will sell
ns auction Tuesday March 49, 1854 at o'clock at the
niacee, Hotel Property known as the National Hotel a.
guests outhouscs complete The lard about
front OF nearly hundred feet facing ocean, This
property well worthy the attention Of capitalists hotel
Saronrafora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
A M. MERwIk. AucTIoNEER

irving Brildngs. 5a< aud 5I Broadway.
( Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings,
A March Is % and 30, at 7 o'clock.
II SUPERB ENGLISH BOOKS
comprising variety not TO be met with elsewhere OF choice
curious interesting and valuable Books Many
exceedingly scarce. and I'll Of the editions mostly in
ne bindngs also expensive and elegantly ILLUSTRATED
WORKS &C. and three okcases and large Library
Table For particulars catalogue and the books
exhibition. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
TIM LECTURE SEASON.

vMpoRTANT LRCrURBs DAILY. ron 0ENrLENEN
i sniy, At the New York Museum Of Anatomy Sis Bscsa
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures can have them
receipt Of ten cents ny addtesNuG Secrcy
e the New vogk hveeun n Anst0ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

Ivan G. BAKER 4 co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA @, HAYWOOD, Anctoneer superb Household Fur.
,iture &c this day Saturday, March a. the 1--WE story
brown residence 23 Tenth between Broad
way and uniersy place s.s commencing Ct O'Clock this
Extension Table, Arm Chairs Dinner Tea Sets ruby
and white Glassware Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware
40; Oval Mirrors PArors-Ro4ewood and mahogany Par
aor furniture Brussels Carpets Bookcase Tables
Bronze Clocks Sevres and Dresden China Vases Engrav
fngs Chan seven octave osewood Panoforte Stool
0nd Cover. Music Books Encoguures. Rocking Chajra.
lounges Hastand. Chairs to match gcdrooms-Buf
Bedsteads Washstsnds Commodes, Hair and Spring Mat
Gresses Bolsters Pillows. Lsce Curtains Shades Also
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

GETS OF TEETH MADE IN THREE H0URs.-ENTIRE
satisfaction or pay At go sirsh avenue rersons sp
plying here the OF teeth on silver
sold made eompcse and inserted the 9, We
and the dnest Gold and Patna Sets IN the city inserted
~ SIN avenue Aao pretty. cheap and durable sets In.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth strests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

A JOURNEAY. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
srect-Large sale Of valnnle Building Lots in Brock
dyn. At public auction by A. JoURNEAY. on Wednesday
March 80 at O'Clock NJ. o. the Exchange saesroom, Ill
Broadway. Lots Koscusk0 street Lafayette and
Van Buen street. between Lewis and suyvesant
Also on Bolivar street. between Canton and Raymond
trects Also Stockton street Nostrand avenue
Maps with full particulars AZ the once OF the auconeer No.
q Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

| o->.ooo AMUsEmESrs. Il
TGEsbS1. March o. ssei. NA' 'A-0-'
s''''s ''f LIS Is q siIss Be sAnBr.a
.1ss ds1os.. 6oors aii Curtain 10 r.ss1
p TmTss sdss,s sTss se'Psa q a ysrLIEy
aas ss ss. y s Z, a
RARNUMs MUSEUM
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
-, srh aa. 9s Ssfs s;%, e D :.
rroduosa Win and scenery ne nssaIae:.
n T GUN e a Re
rejecting ali the varissssi hues Of the rsinbo@
AFTERNOON AND EVENING AT AND IL O'CLOCK.
Mr. HARRISON The Counts singer and Improvi.a.ore ana
To be seen a. all hours
rE w nn f " 81 k kss
rARLEATx or soyING WAY .sx W. y,IIoTrR ans;;oo
Bridal d''sS Ssf: Icy ss%i -
The s:a e :s:: *: s :s us
specimens OF this singular animal
Three s'ii
and an .a 9" q s: ..s sssr s
ss%rd.s night ID ssn April eBsasa q sanitary Csmn
444 AMERICAN a TsSArsR
GRAND ArrssSoos 1FEaronxAnos
to-day.
for tn. .pec,.. .ooom A% IA O'CLOCK q
k4PfEs AND AND o oHIEbkEs
programme Of rare excellence will b pressusse. =
GREAT GREAT S SSxsIsa7Eos 7RSTFs
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
OF the grand haroauiu trick and fairy Pantemfns
OLD GRANNY aRUMrY:
FAIRY or rpH GOLDEN WHEAT sBEAv.
Old Granny Grumpy afterwards Clown .Jas Mem0
afterwards Pantaioon W. A. Burha
Edmund, young farmer, Afterwards Hsrieanin....
Mas Annctta la foinA
Mary. Granny daughter. afterwards Coumbine
Fairy of the Golden Wheat sheaf .Mss Lizzie schuzS
Male and female peasants 20, by the company.
TONY PASTOR
the world renowned comic vocalist.
CHARLEY WHITE, GEORGE CHRISTI.
in their side splitting acts
THE MAGNIFICENT CORPS DE- BALLET.
NorK -Afcrnoon mance-D0ors open At " u c0s
at az o'clock Evening performance commences -
IN o'clock.
METROPOLITAN FAIR-To LADIEs.-wILL THOSE
the restaurant West Fifteenth street during the
account OF the posponemcnt OF the fair and oblgs he
pAata AMI uprr tftaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

CPsEpy RELrsr AND suRa ouRR auARANTRBD
- In all forms Of certain diseases By Drs WARD and
powERa, =, their rooms v Jspsasrd street. between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

90 SOn THIS SUM rs WANTED IMMEDrATBLE
DC.OUV. for 81! or eight months .. per cent ssa {
lease yielding $4,000 and the policy Of insuranG1
assigned. Address H. boz $50 New York Post onaceL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
A JoyRNEAY WILL SSH AT PUBLIC Auor1

IA JOCHNFAY Will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION,
"A. Thursday March 8! 1861 az u o'clock. Ex
-change Salesroom. Ill Broadway T. 49, Lots Ocean
Vile near Cedar Grove town % southaeld. Richmond
Sour mi from VANDERBILT LArdng afty minutes from New
York city. by ferry and Staten Island railroad five
9nnutes walk from the New Dorp depot which cars
stop The lots are beautifully located on the lower and
pleasant and the land ri-h Az Investment there
better chance within the distance of the city and
OF moderate homestead Maps OF
Ahe property be ii the Office Of the auconeer
,yOURNEAY No Pine street. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

Hoboien rs entirely from debt these win be ~
1rst bonds issued by the city The proposals will sp
the amount Of bonds and Tor u erm % years -
right 10 re ec any all bids II dsemed Interest
DAVID BENSON.
Chairman Finance Commfteoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
GALES Ar AUCTIOH. 81
Ivan @. BAKER CO., AUCriONEERs.
a. ALERT q. HAYWoops AUC1IoNEKR-
MAGNIFICENT -
FNRNIruRE

VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS CHANDELIERS;
$50 oil PAINTINGS. BouNZE sfA1UARf.
DRESDEN AND sBy lttS CHINA VASES,
ond many costly OF art and articles Of Sirtu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THIS DAY (sATpRDAY), MARCH Is
at the elegant residence rs w@At Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and sale at IA O'Clock
The auctoneer would eau the particular attention Of his
friends aud the public TO this sale the catalogue comprs
ing the largest and richest Of Household Fun
cure &c. offered ~ auction this Sac perempory
Drrswug Room Suits superb Suits Of Furniture covered
with brocael OF richest descrpon elegant sets Window
surtansto match the suits Etasres plate glass doors
secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables statlary marble
dop Encofnures Bronze aud Ornolu Chandeliers. Cabi
es Mandolin playing ten artistic Bronze ClocssNa
ecs 70 mat h; Ormou and Dire deu China Ornaments; mar
PIE sstuary Bronze Figures Oil Paintings by eminent ar
Gtsts, French Line EngrayineK
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAEoFoRrE
Richest instrument offered auction tails season; fuuv
guaranteed by the makers: Stool brocade coser Music
stand Books A0 Iatstand. Chats 20 mach OAK Buffet
Extension Table Chairs Sofas and engraved Glassware
China Dinner from Paris for owner;
Silver Dinner and Tea Serv Casters spoons, Forks
Urn Cake Basket Oyster Dish Tureen. Table Cutlery
linen roseEood and wannt essing ureau, stands
Armore 0lacs snte Hair ana Spring Mattresses "a
pairs Linen Sheets q pairs Linen ro, Cases Y pairs
French Toilet Sets maho any sofs Eedseads Chairs Rock
wishing 70 attend this sale take Fifth Sixth cara
Hotels leaving At Sixteenth house.
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10 aid Of ihs widows and osphaas Of deceased Nsw
fo'A '0'' EuADRmY or MUSIC. April y, 1894
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yoURNEAY. AUcrIoKExR, orRIoE NO PINE

g valuable improved City Property at public auction
ny A. JOURNkAY. Tuesday March ~. At u o'clock NJ
At the Exchange salesroem Ill Brcadwsy:-
Elm street-Houses and Lots Mos IL and Is Elm street;
No H. three story attic and basement brick In front
6ud four story brck building In rear No. Is
and attic brick house
Ninth avcnue-House and Lot No. 1877 Ninth avenue
Ghreo story and atdc HIGH stoop house, 2l8x5O
with modern improvements: lot ~ sxi0l feet Ii I -,
Bank street-Thres high House, No 96 Bank
street three doors below Greenwich street. repAte with
Maps and fuli particulars once Of the auconeer
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVEN. AND TEETH Ex.
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets See other advertisement