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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
Thnrsday's Battle - Firsf Maine Heary ar
nfferH.

NEW YORK, May 81.
The Heralds account of Thursdays hight
says Gen. Tyler's column was precipitated
upon the rebel column as impetuously as the
nature of the ground permitted, and after
sharp skrmish the latter were driven from the
ground with serious loss.
The Ist Maine Heavy Artillery regiment,
! 500 strpng, aud lighting as infantry, charged
on the Ttuti itnes Raiiauftsy s.ssss
thing before them alter sharp contest Our
loss has not been ascertaiued, but this regi-
meBt appears to have suffered most.
The LIST Maine Heavy Artillery lost, inclu-
sive OF seventy one killed, four hundred and
eighty-six wounded In THURSDAYS light. In
thi, loss is included fourteen officers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

WARD CAUcUsEs by notice in another
column IL will be seen that Ward Caucuses
are TO be held to night for choice of Delea
TO the District Convention at Saco on Tn,:
day. Will the clerks of the several caucuses
be kind enough to send in the lists Of dele
gates chosen to this office.
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"Buy Ne. ana I'll do you Good"
U.eDr. Langley. Roo, ana Herb Bitter.

For Jaundice, Costivene 9. Liver Complaint. HUI
mors, Indigestion. Dyspepsia Piles, Drxness Head
ache. Drowsia IS, and al arisii from dis
oraered stomach. torpid liver, aud bad blood, to
which all persons are subje In spri and summer.
Taey cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness Of mind and strength OF bod to ali who use
them So d BY ali dealers in Medicine every vi here,
a. %, so and IS cents per bottle GEO. z. GOOD
VIA Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors. ap2 dam
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PRACTICAL RUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & federal s,s.
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poor iibe, all, con-
sidered. mch25 dit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters Remaininx uncl.imed

the Post Office At Portland, State OF Maine, 23d
Il day OF May, 1854.
E"lo obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must call for 'adrerfised tffers give the date Of
this List, and pay one cent for advertising.
GI"if not c4li5i for WITHIN oas monsa, they will
be sent to the De- ad Letter Office.
free Delivery Of letters by carriers al the resi-
dencs OF owners, may be secured by observing the
folio wing Rules;
80. Direct letters plainly to the street and mum
Der. Is well as the post OFF and state.
-. Head letters with the writer post Office and
State. street and number. sign Them plainly with
full mama All reqosst that answers be directed 40
cordingly.
.. Letters 10 strangers transient visit rs in o
sowa or city. whose special address may be
NOVA -houid be ma ID. in the lower left Land
corner W tn the word TRANSIENT
- race the postage 81 an p on the upper tight
s.a corner aud tears space between the stamp and
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Dispatch from Philadelphia states that heavy
squsll pas cd over that haroor sunday morning. do
Ing considerable damage TO the shipping. Sch d L
Sturgis lost her msinboom, jih. topsail, SC.
Ship Aquia, be ore reported sunk la San Fran
CISCO harbor, was lined bodily 200 yards. on the
18th inst,
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Removal.

GAUBERr CHASE, Flour Dealers have re-.
moved from No. 60 to No. 81 Commerce al street
where can be md at all times good assortment
of choice Flour
Portland, May 9th, 1864. mayed3v
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FAMILY DYE COLORS.
ErATkNTkD UUF 10, Ioo5.J
A Saving of so Per Cent.

tPATRNTgD Oor. Is, 1881
A Saving of so Per Cent.
BLACK,
BLACK FOR SILK,
DARK bLUK, LIeHT BLUE.
FRENBH BLUE,
CLARKr BRowx, LIGHT BRowE,
DARK BkOwN,
ShuPB BROWN,
For Dyeing Silk Wooden and Mixed Goods.
shswis Scaris. Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Kid GLOW ., Cbildren's Clothing,
and II kinds of Wearing Apparel.
CHEkRY,
CRIMSON,
DARK DsAB, LIsHT DsAB,
FAwN DIR n,
Liar FAwn DRAB, DARK GREEN,
LIGHT u gkEs,
MAGENTA.
For rs cents you can color as many goods a, would
other wise COST five times that sum, Various shades
can be pro iuced IRON the same dye. lhe proeess
10 simple aud any the dye with perfect
success Directions In nglish, French and Ger
ma inside of each package.
Ma vos,
ORANGE,
PINK. ROYAL PURPLE
fUsPLE,
SALMON.
SCARLET, SLATE,
SO yERINo,
VIOLET.
For further nformst'on in Dyeing. snd givbg .
per ecf knowledge what col,rs best anapted to
d over Yths 8 wi Ia many valuable recipes 1puT-
Chase Tow Stevens rreati,c Dyeing ana OIL
ring. Sent by mail Oh pit of p ic--l0 cents.
Manufactured by HOwE& STEVEN.
30 sRtADwAv, BosroN.
For sale bv druggists and dealer gene ally.
mxA 8 dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

SozoDoSr.-We have tried tn Fragrant 5000
don't aud cordially agree with hundreds of others
in as city who rave used IL. in pronouncing one
OF the best and most fragrant article Tor the tee
and gamt that ha ever been introduced to the pnb-
hc.-Rortland argus
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
BUY Your stationery

AT DRESSER'S 90 EXCHANGE STREET. Note
Paper selling for g. To- H. 30, 49, % AID rs cents
per aui,e
Portland, May 10. mayl5daws
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CARE ELIZABETH. July 4, 1853.
SIR:-DurIng my connection with the state Re-
form School. as teacher, D.. r Atwood's Bitter,
were Introduced there and used with mark success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLMAH.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

~ The Statue Of Liberty on the dome Of
the capitol has been unveiled. 1t is at the diz-
~ hignt of 400 feet.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Avon. reported d, stroyed q rebel privateer.
registered 80 tons, was built at kenDebunk in Is o,
rated Al, aud was owned IN Boston.
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HCIAk NOTICES.
State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DKPARrMxsr
Aasastt. May ~, 1874.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council,
will be h-ld attire Council Chamber In augusta ON
We inesday, the eighth D,v of June next
Attes; EPHRAiM FLINT JR.
may 28dtd Secretary Of State.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,

so MIDDLE ST.. PORTLAND, Ne,
A. 5. Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May ~, 1854. may I2d6m
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment Of these celebrated Skirts In the
new style at
ANDE so Ms
HOOPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch28 diff Under Mechanics Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

DRowNED-A little son of WIN. A. James
WAS drowned above Morse's Mills, Thursday
afternoon. He fell from the logs and although
seen by several ladies, they were. unable to
rescue him. He was about II years Of age
Bangor Wing.
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A. .. THAYER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
No. Il Brown Street,
PORTLAND. ME.
may73d2ss
Notice.

The unconditionAlly loyal voters OF Scarboro' are
requisite TO meet Mt the los House, in said town.
"wednesday, 18th lust, at 8 o'clock r NJ TO choose
Delegates to the district Conyen ton 10 be held at
saoo May 10th. Pea ORDER IowH CONN
maj 2Sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

We make the following extract from let
ter received in this civ:
U. 5. GUNBoAr AGAwAM,
James River, Ma, IL. 1854.

U. 5. GUNBoAT AGAwAM,
james River, May IL. 1854.
Leaving Portland on Friday, 9Th inst, we
had very delightful, riu to Fortress Monroe.
arriving there 90 Mms'.y evening. Our YES
rel worked admirably, aud without any driv-
Ing whatever made excellent time. On Tues
day morning We steauhd up the James River,
To the flagship X annke, aud were ordered 10
proceed To this point, above City Point.
The extreme advance is one mile aud ban
above, where We expect TO b. ordered shortly.
Our vessels are in considerable danger here
fiom torpedo-s, which Tho enemy are constant
ly sending down. the steamer Commod re
Jones was struck by one OF these Intern,
machines few days since at this place, aud
totally destroyed. Every precautioD, howev-
er, is being taken by Admiral Lee, 10 guard
against another disaster of similar nature.
Oar crew has beeu filed up by draft from the
Minnesota, and We are now Ia good fighting
order.
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Richardson's wharf Co.

NNHE annu. meeting of stock holders of the Rich
Il ardson Wharf Company Ill be held At the of
tce OF Henry ii. Payson, Exchange street. on Mon
day, Ju4 h, at Ar NJ, Ter the clciec OF Di ect-
ors, AID Any other business hich may come before
them. Per Order.
W. II. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
Portland. May 81. 1854 may 2std
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M-ARIN E NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Snturday............ 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight. Boston.
bark Gertrude. Chase Matanxas
IA mary Edison, Nickerson, Boston.
Brig Young Republic. Libby & ardenas via Boston
Sch Ezra Ellen, Noyes. Weymouth, Mass.
sch fonng. tune. Boston.
Sch George Deering. Ranlof Salem,
Sch LlvoIia. Mckenzie, fremont.
Sch Nictous. .ortheil. Cherry field for Salem.
CLEARED.
Steamer Locust Point. Hoffman. n York-Emery
Fox.
Bark VI Haven. Hall. Cardenas-Geo Hunt
tark Albion Lincoln, Libber, Havana-John ID
Lord.
Ia L Cniton, pennell. sagua-isaae Dyer.
Brig Martha Washington, Leland, Hayana-lsase
Emery.
Sunday. .,...................,.....M May 32.
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Sch Globe, Snowman. Boston.
Sch Citizen. Upton, Boston.
sch Ann. johnson Boston.
Sch Geo Broo 8. Wallace, Boston.
Sch New Packet. Foster Millbridgo.
Sch Pii I. Dol liver, fremont.
Sch Utica, Thorndike. Roekland
Sch Arkansas Thorndike, Rockland.
sAILED-wind MARKS La Ciguena. Chiffon,
John Ayiles. N NJ Haven and Albion Lincola; brigs
f la Maria. Marina Washington, Speedway; sch
Starlight and others.
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.% gAskps and BILL HEADS neatly print.


"Ifyou arein want Of any kind ofPRINTING
cali ut the Daily Press Once Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

Ship starlghg Howes. arrived at Boston, on Fri
ds, morning, in 81 days nom Calcutta. being the
quickest passage, with two exceptions. record.
Sfbe ship Witch of the Wave. once msde the run in
81 days, and the ship staffOrdshire in IS days
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
MARRIED.

In thi. city. MAJ 10 by Rev Saml Roy, william II
Alexander AID Miss Ahce A b W. both OF this city
In Lisban. Ma 10, b! Rev w III Hasl ell Horace
Hewey, OF l..
Bath. Ma, 10 BY Rev NJ Morr II samI II
ID L. OF Gorham. aud Miss uni Blair, o b.
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SPOKEN,

Clark from Cailao Cor Havre
Nay 2. lat IA 24N. n so Is. barQus Carlotta, from
Buenos Ayres for New York
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

Sch Columbia, OF Belfast &C TONS has been sold to
Hall Gray, OF Bucksport.
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DIED.

In this city. May 20. q .nsumption. Isaiah A
M.rcheil aged |. years m III
In BATH My % Ar amaaiel whittemore aged
10yeas.
eai-ion. May II 81 Emms Eject, aged IL.
In ilamariscot =. A2ril II. oil sciina Lucn, q,
a-ed ca 81 month.; MAJ 2. Victoria u. sgeu
years children OF n Ike fkq.
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LADIES
Allen @ rmrs
Alb 1ott Eimira mrs
Ainswor b II O. mrs
Adams Jaas n mrs crown
street
Adam. Jennie mrs
Anderson Lucy
Akcrs Mar Il
Anthoi Mary mrs
Aageli Nay 4 mrs
An hony Sabra 2
Beaucaemin Charles mrs
Briggs Danf." tn mrs
rites vi ward L mrs
Beazley Edward mrs
Bake I'll el q mrs
Body y q ms
Bsr v Grace mrs saiem Of
BartlerF Han ali n mrs
Berry Ja' e mrs
BAL ey mrs
Burk mrs Unicn st
Bradford MARY J
B ooks Mary M
Ba ! May A mrs
pabb n T. mrs
Bacon Nancy ms
Reau n an " mrs
Barkiey Sarah Z
" Ak w lard mrs
Cum nss izzis mrs
Cushing Georgiasa
usam an Mafilla
Cnn-y Mary s
era Q Marie ID
Clark 10 his q mrs
diamond Ella
Drinswater Hannah
lam Hannah
Drake zmes s mrs
pelsad Jennie
Dyer Louisa ;ape +
Davis Maria N mrs
Dcvine Mary y
Dyer Maria mrs
De rmaa Martha A
Ellis Annet Q mrs
English 1 atheriue mrs
Eliot Hannah lars
Guard Lucv mrs
Fsrxell Able n
Fine Ad II y mrs
Freeman Katy v
Fsrris Charles II mrs
Fogg u isA N mrs
Fosg Z Ira mrs
treemzl Fannie v
egg Ma y n
Foley N .
kraIk.in Thomas mrs
Fes<epden Lnui .
Grind III ID d ey mrs
Garland bella mrs
Gordon Emma J
Giilett Julia
Green N stiida
Goald Marina W mrs
q idtea Mary
GOODWIN Sa-ah mrs
Hill Add e mrs
Hall Annie N
hogan Catherine mrs
Harris sarsiise X
Hutc ninson Jeremiah mrs
Hpwa d Olevia h
Hawkes susan A mrs
haskell sophia J mrs
Hfsscy Sara u mrs
Horrie William p MIRA
J roam Lizzie J
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PortIa, d. May %. / o.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
shen tnsy come Won may rest assured but what would
10 ,he result should the oorrs DO withdrawn Win all


shen tnsy come you may rest assured but what wosd
10 the result should the oorrg DO witbdrawu3 Win all
,bese orroborating speopaicns In my mind considor
myself iustiad In stating my "0puion as Is opinion"
wa that the corps will nos move from Il preeent posi-
t,on uoess General sherman hnds Of nooing
,be railroad without It's AID.
C0rroN
I,4 ally hero al forty hve to nfty ees Shipments
very extensive and ihe pushing and by play Of spsona
soss 10 ludlcrops contemplate. The way champagne
Md pee doucet9s are dsnensed amoag platform hands
az the depOt u amnslng-hehly 40, aud their aprlort
workings interesting 10 students 10 tho logic Of
cotton speculation OF a verify mo old king has arisen
here donned his eecy bss ragged crown and re
asserted his primal sway. Way this business is not
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
The "Pewter Mug Homicide.
yHIAL OF JAMES N. NIXON FOR THE KILLING OF
WILLIAM BRowN-pIFFIcULTY IN GETTING A
JURY,
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINrR.
Before Judge Barnard,

COURT OF OYER rERMrNrR.
Before Judge Barnard
AyRm 6.-The Court assembled at eleven o'clock. A
lsorum Of the Grand Jury not being attendance the
beurt imposed ne Of twenty nve dollars each on the
AsliDquents for attendance, and discharged those
who were present until the following day.
The Clerk, Mr. Henry vandervoor, then proceeded to
snpannel the petit jury with the view OF trying such
sases as ready for trial. There were about 6fy
Absentees all Of whom fined the usual amount and
hs Court announced that the fine would be repeated
ivory day they absent.
fhe case OF James N. Nixon, the crippled volunteer,
Who 10 indicted for the murder Of William Brown late
proprietor Of the "Pewter Mug was called, and the
cuDse for the defence sgnyng their readiness 10 pro
We'd the clerk proceeded to empannel the jury Great
aifCulty experienced in getting jury, however,
swing the challenges OF the both sides.
urors tried and found to be competent, but the
remainder OF the panel proved Objectionable; 60 the
oDurt was obliged to adjourn the until fresh batch
q jurors could be obtained.
Dstrict Attorney Hall appears for the people, and Mr.
8enry l. Clinton for the defence. The court room
crowded and much interest seems to be evnced in The
result Of the trial.
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NOTICE, ESTATE OF cAraARrNE BEATTY, De

IN ceased. -
Notice hereby given to all Interested hat Cs,harins
Realty OF Antrim township Frankiin cotny P.nnsvl
vsna deceased died In January. 1859. leaving large
which ~ her last will AMI testament devised
and bequeshed % her first cousins BY he fathers sae aud
nrst cousins BY the mothers side (he name
was Susan Aenl All who arc related 10 said decdent "a
above enoned are notified present ard establish their
einims TO legacy under the viii OF said deceased
JAMES Mill, .
Executor OF Catharine Beatty, deccased
CuAmpkRsnpEq, IA, March i6. 1894
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoTtcE.-EsrATE OF JAMRsBEATIY, DECEASED
~ Notice ~ hereby given to al interested that James
Beatty ATE o. Antrim township Franklin county, Penn
tylyanA dled IN July 1853, eaving large estate
which, BY bis last will and testament devised ani be-
queahed 70 his nrst cousins By the father side and
first COUSINS oy e mothers side. The mothers
susan Allen All Who are related to said ieseden above
10 legacy under The will Of said deceased.
JAMES MILL
r b. KENNEDY.
Executors of Jane, Realty decease1.
CpswpERsBrro, Pa. March I6 ls5t ''' ~
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
~, valuable Real Estate TO be sold at auction BY "
LUDLOW co, this dav Thursday at ~ clock, at the
6pschsnge salesrocm, No III Broadway Trinity Building
broadway-Vauable teaschoid No 30 near Twelfth street.
beecser sreet-llouse and Lot No Carroll place. Twen
ueh srect-Property FIRST avenue. Forty seventh
aree-On south side Eleventh avenue Mapa SC, ~
No ! fins street. Broadway.
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HENRY II LEEDS 3 co. AUCTIONEERS.
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HENRY II LEEDs co. AUCTIoNEERs.
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HENRY II. LEEDS y co viii sell at auction on Thurs
day April at l6 o'cocs the residence l45 West Forty
sixth street. general assortment Household Furniture
consisting Of Brussels and Ingram carpets carved rose
wood Snii, in crimson plush; carved black vain
Suit in green reps; rosewood marble Centre Table
mahogany Bestea Hair Mattresses Bolssrs aud pillows
carved wood COrniecs Extension Dining Table black wal
nut Bookrack and Etsgse gli frame Engrayings maho
eany Work Tale Tee rees. in green bronze chan
deers and Brackets carved rosewood octave Piano
made by ChicScrlng, beautiful and dnish China
crockery Glass and Kitchen Ware together with other
tcles enumerated n catalogue.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

M DOUGHTY, AuCrIoNEER-wILL SILL, THIS
ls THURSDAY April at 1Ois O'CLOCK the Stock and FIN
lures Q, NE gccs,y store se Mott street y-Teas Sn.
tantcrs LduOrs &c, together with
generally found IN rctsn faniy Sale peremuiory
AID deposits rrunrcA
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

Ivan c. BAKER A co, AUcTIoYEERs
ALBERT O. HAYWOOD. AUGrl0NEER.
HOUSEHOLD
eIAroroRTE. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE en- suite;
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, CIANnELiERs
OIL rA.NIINGS BRONZE srATUARY,
DRESDEN AND SENRES CHINA VASES,
and and OF ar, and artoes of
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THfs DAY uHURsDAy), APRIL T.
The elegant residence ts West sNeonth street heUeen
Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale al ii o'cloek
The auciionccr would call tho particular attention ~ bga
friends aud the public 10 this sale the ca,aiorue
The largest and richest assortment Of Household Ffnlre
&c, offered ~ auct on this SEASON. sale perenpory
Drawing Room suits superb SUITS pf Furniture covered
with brocac of the richest description. elegant Sets
dow Curta 20 match the suits EaRcres plate glass
Encoigunrcs. Bronze and Oruou Chandeliers Cabinets
so match, ormou aud Dresden China Ornaments Marble
stausry Bronze Fauros on Paintings by eminent arteis
nAGNiFfcESf oGfAvE ROSEWOOD rrASoFoRrr
RI hest Instrument offered auction this season. fully
ssnd. Hooks kc washsand Chairs 10 match; oak Bnlrt
Brension Table Chairs SOFAS, Gut and Engraved Glass
China Qnuer Sets imported from Paris for the pre
owner; silver Dinner and Tea Services. II,
gpoons Forks Urn Cake BASKETS Oyster Dishes Tureen Ia
bic Cutlery Linen rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus
Boostands Armore GlaccA en- suite: Hair and Sprfng
Mattresses "a pairs Linen Sheets "a paits Linen Pillow
rapes " pairs French Blankets. Towels Connie erpanos
rarscles Quits French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofas Red.
s,oads chairs Rockers Also Furniture OF apart
mrps Parties wishing 10 attend thia sale win he
Fh OF sixth stages from Astor Niehn
has or Metropolitan Hotels leaving them ~ SNlccnth street
. feu doors lr0m the house
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Magnificent rosewood seven octave Panoforte,
Ne richest instrument offered auction this carved
and four round corners overstrung bass lined
With satnwood nlad with pearl finished all round soid
psarl keys, made BY city maker and fully guaranteed;
French cloth Cover Stool covered in brocade About $50
bArde OF superior Velvet Carpets three magnificent solid
imson and gold satin Of the expensive description
6othe and Turkish Easy Chairs in moaue satin bro
pede LADIES' solid rosewood Reception and Arm
Ehsirs, covered in sold, blue crimson and g.. ma
larry Bookcase, lined with silk aud satnwood
three rosewood Centre Tables with rich marble tops
marble tops three costly rosewood Etagcres with marble
tpps ulate glass DOORS &c ladies' Work Tables
fwen day Bronze and Ormolu Clocks elegant China
Vases magnificent French plate Pier Glass s6s2 with
RET square hesvyembrodered Lace window Curtains and
Corpces large and extensive variety of Oil Paintings by
nAtve artiss-such as Landscapes Winter Scenes Marine
Views scripursl Pieces superior French Lthographs
eAno Pieces &c. the whole forming very easing colee
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE.
rved legs and case four round corners inaid with Iear
And sold pearl KEYS.
Dining Room-Rch Velvet Tapestry Carpet in good order
ychy carved cold mahogany Extension Iabe 10 feet
N polished In The best manner marble top Fancy Tables
Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs in hslrcoth together with all The
yuby aud crystal Cut Glass Ware, Wines Champngnes
fumhlers Gobets and Decansrs 70 match rich China Tea
ealvcrs, Cake Baskets Casters Coffee and Tea Urnr,
Spoons, Forks Liquor stand superior fable Cutlery &c
Chambers and Nursery--Cosiy rosewood and mahogany
1edseads satuary marble top Bureaus, Washstands and
Comnodes TO match over twenty pure Hair Mattresses,
from 20 10 o. pounds In excellent eondt on Feather Beds
Pols,ers and Pillows Counterpanes, SILK aud Satin Bed
clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet Sets, oilclohs
Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned Chairs Rock
prs Sofas Lounges, Couch Beds. Hall Stands, Tea and
Dining Tables together with large and desirable assort
nent Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils, &C.
n. B-Reable In attendance TO cart, zach and ship
goods for purchasers At . reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS THE RATES CHARGED
lV for transportation OF merchandise between New York
and Proyidence s be advanced on April See ,ariT az
oonpany's oLee pier No N North river. EDWIN BfN-
RER, Agent Commercial Steamboat Company
ngFICE OF THE NEW YORK. PROVIDENCE AND
~ Boston Railroad COMPANY tSton ngton Lne,, New
York March 81 l8lAt meeting of the Beard OF DiTec'
oT held this day quarterly dividend OF hres per cen
free Of government tax declared payable on demand
al the oice OF M Norgan's Sons, 81 william street.
rHE UNION LINCOLN ASSOCIATION or THE
State OF New YORK win hold lis regar meeting ~ Hove
Chapel 78 Broadway his Thursday evening ~ bafpast
seven O'Clock SIMEON DRAPER, President.
ALFRRD 0oopALr, toeueIhes'
The New York herald., 1864-04-07


JOHN n MACY,
JOHN W. MORGAN
HENRY byLRS In,
JAMES N. MOTLEY,
CnAS WAGER HULL
JOSEPH COLGATE.
ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,. Chairman.