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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

DLANK-WALk NOTICE.

Ts fsx ~ kssra swsers u ssy a the csrisS stsrrhe<
LeEs:
At meeting Of the City Council nf this Guy c kepknk
n. ia MAY Icfh lS61 the following rtsvsusiotss
ahpts-i, Wa
ssossec That the u iots and Il, Lics loas
k,s and IL block 1oi. ists 1. 2 j. a. ard 6. s H.
o,. aud IL bioek lt; lo,s AID IL blck is, ots aud
H. tlot 1us lots and L. Llock it. ald iots ald r
tick Na.onr Upper ADDITION, ard iot I, ios a. Ma
sons pf.er Addition. f drrSfsd lssse lieIk @ik
than txoBch plank snu sx i-et III Width lard
respective lots seventh STREET within
rnty DAYS date, said walk 10 he nsde IN scSsl =
xssc~ with the OF isliHaBce 81 the city.
Resolved That the owners cf efs l. :, 5, l. sld o,
block ~ lots l. : B sid s. hieek g. aud iots 3,
1 and u hkxk - be directed t. have pinb walk u
tw,n,h plank aud ~ uste laid IN rsaa aE th r
High street. within tw eBy days frcn
aat~ the sasa~ tn b. xith tts -
nance In such n.~de aisd proyiaad
h. 5. MERRfAN
CLERK Of the Council of tbs uty VI keckuk-
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WAS DEPARrnsrr, !
Wsshingson. june t-l0 A.{

Wsshingson. june t-l0 NJ
To Major Gen. Dix:
A dispstch from Gen. Grant's head
.qaartefa. $50 lac. evening, has been no
ceived.
2 II states about p. m. Friday, Sd, the
enemy sndtsaiJ attacked Smith brigade
Of Gibbons division. The battle lasted
With great fury for one hour. Tie enc
my we're repuise.l. The loss on both
sides wss csusiderabls.
. At 8 o'clock the same evening, Viii.
son, with his cavalry. fell upon ths rear
" brigade Of Hatch's division. which
Lee had thrown around 10 his let, appa-
rently with the Intention OF entrapplns
Burnside. f.fier sharp but short con
fict, Wilson drove them from their rife
pts in confus!cn-
1 We lost several officers ia fhis engage.
meut. among them are Col. Preston aud
Col. Stannard, of the 18Th corps. wound
ed severely.
Telegrapbic communication betwees
Cheayston. and Fl. Moaroe continu,s un
interrupted.
4 dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated
yestevdsy, Is miles wesic Of Marietta, te-
ports that his left is bow well ara,pd ali
the roads south 70 the rHiifos ds aboas
Ackwor,h. His cavalry have been 10
Ackworfh and occupy 10 force all tho AL
Iona fTaes. e yHa wgnT8 yuas
No 0ther military intelligeaco hsslbeea
received By the DtpartmeDt.
(Signed. E. MI STANTON,
80 u . - Seer uf War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

GEN BLUNT FoR LINcoLN.-Au at.
tempt has been made to misrepr scent the
position of the gallant and popular General
Blunt on the Presidential question. The
following extract from . speech Of his
recently delivered before the Board of
Trade in Chicago defines his position
withou, qualification
"Nor is this all Of the good fortune Of
Illinois. She has furnished to the nation
= Chlef Magistrate in the person of Father
Abraham-a man whose patriotism, in-
tegrity and devotion to the ptiueiplcs Of
freedom arc unquestionsble; one who
has served as 80 we'll that think We can
trust him another four years to pilot us
through the perilons breakers OF rebe llien
Hs was elected President over all the
States. In some Of them he has not yet
been able to fully exercise his authority
1t will not be bad idea, while his hand
is 10, TO give him an opportunity to carry
out The original plan of re -eiecting him
President"
l! is probably 10 the line Of their voca-
tiOn. the Coppe,head press, led oi BY the
Chicago Times and shs New York World
oput and magnify the Cleveland Con
ven,ion, but Il ooght to ssonse some mis-
giviogs in the ninds . the pps1iosic pos
'ion of that convention 10 Cad their sssios
90 cordially approved b. theeo 1isloss
sheets. The endorsement Of the Copper
head press Is equivalent 10 The 1ppfova
Of JEFF. Davis hi,nsslf, and ws doubs =
that that arch traitor asd his uyrmidoa'
are quite - we'll pleased - their. Cspper
head friends In the prospect Of ! dissdp
tioa Of the Uaioa party of ths Nssah.-
Such muveness rlAJs into the hssAs .
traitors North and South, asd hsnos u,
JOY which they nasiisst Cvse il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
MONDAY. JUNE 8.


The Democratic Copperhsad press o
our State. and the whole country, trs,
still to their slavery proclivilies. and
the brutal teachings Of their quo0dan
Southern masters, are tearing tbemselve.
with rage, and howling with indignation
at the action of Mr.. Sewlrd in delivering
the slave pirate ArgusiIes iatc the haoda
OF the Spanish government. Very mneh
exercised are they about maintaining the
sacredness of American soil - an asylum
for the oppressed and fugitives from othcr
lands. And yet those same gentlemen
were never known TO be similarly exer.
cised when the fugitive was slave from
the South. Never. In the latter case
they moved heaven aud earth, and called
into requisition the power Of the Govern
mens, and filed cilies with confusion in or,
der to effect bis return TO chains and bond.
age; to the blood-hounds aud cofle-gsnss
which are the emblems Of Southern civi.
lization, and Of Copperhead ideas Of po-
litical righteousness and justice and the
rights of man. This could they do when
the party claiming protection vas slave,
ye. often the son or brother, and morally
and intellectually the superior Of his mas
ter, but when the Administration delivers
up slave pirate man who had viols-
ted his oath and prostituted his official
functions to the basest of msscenary uses;
who has re-kidnarped and cold ioio
slavery one hundred aod fifty Of his fel
lows, and thus committed crime agains.
his own and our government and laws of
civilized world, in this case, Democratic
editors and journalists become dreadfully
concerned about the rights of fugitives,
and very anxious to maintain the dignity
of the Government.
For ourseif We thank God that the Ad.
miDistratiou has had the strength and
courage to do right. We don't know
any consideration that should prompt
j, to do wrong, and giving protection and
security to wholesale slave pirate is Ger.
tainly such. lftbis war means anything,
it means justice aud liberty to all, as we'll
as retr,butive justice to wrongdoers, and
while it is being waged, and henceforth
forever. while our government should throw
the broad esis Of its protection over
all our citizens, foreign born and native.
it should not furnish an asylum to traf-
ficers in human flesh, to men stealers and
slave drivers.
We admit that in the absence of any
conventional etipulsting BY way Of treaty
between the two governments the Span
ish government had no right to demand
of ours the rendition Of Aguellss, but -
he is guilty Of a crime against our own
laws as well as the laws of Spain, our
government did have right and it was
its duty to deliver him up 10 be punished
for his ofeuses.
We don't expect Copperheads to cease
shrieking over this affair. We never ex-
pect them to lose an opportunity TO show
their love for slavery. But the reptiles
may hiss on. and wrilhe and bite them.
selves iu impo'ent rage-tbe reign Of
the slave.drivsr is over in our land for.
ever.
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Aees1nts ffem 1AexiAaa's Yseeso-Des-
Hsra4s Cavalry 0ngage0snat---Asb
rlsn0 % 0eotroy eur gloot - JaD0o
Rtvss-StxsnStA ef Fsxs Dasaisg.
q New York. June 4.
The Herald's correspondent from head
qsartefs Of the cavalry corps gives the
details Of . cavalry engagement at Cold
Harbor.
The spepeenen. Vas brought on b.
both parties attempting to esssblish linz
Of pickets.
= Genss.ls Dsvin and Merritt vent In
with seal and drove the rebels to the
f'rst woods, trea dismounted three. .f0urths
Of their mea, leaving the Others in cbarge
Of horse,. and on foot pressed throug h
the woods and across favine end 4 creek
aud over the next hill into the woods. As
they were going ap the hill, Wilsonope1ed
on them Hiring reached the woods, the
enemy made another stand. supported hy
reserves. I
Merritt and Devin maintained their
ground siubbornly. con,esting with the
eneny inch by inch Gill the lines we're
within eight rods Of each other, neither
yielding and both sufissiDg great slangh-
Ter. sf A $50 M
Custar. with his demorslizing seven
shooters, was now ordered up, and run
tho rebels out Of the woods.
n Sheridan. casn6 IN the Geld where be
could observe matters, and gare ditecE
tious to C1ssar % dismount his men wh(
rnosea forward % tie dcubls usieh, and
IL less than fifteen minuaes the rapid
crack fcraek of &Our spentSx fifies val
'hrrs Azss RS ss s' saszs 1888
Tue lat n. 4. dssgo<ns tlen charged
Fsnd the enemy doubtless thou ght l0, ,U0G
uaa ~ lsAs4 had fsiDGoscsds iheir sppo
nents, for they Hsd t~o or three fiii4s
leaving thsar d<ad Asd wounded ON III
! kf<ifsss sa-sss N 4a4s4a.a II ssps 81 shssE
Torbett fulhueAttsaknpand spenf i.e Is Is,
niek& lsnr al1e inrsdmrceS ra:sxs.3
Anothes feht occurred % Tseedav. )
M~rsita.s bsigsds wss rvsss;sr soss,d
Cold HsshsT. Il .she svsniag ih<y -,
apoo he essnJ's esvslsy. rsisfovss1 3,
fiheee ieetpsats u Norm Cssvdina ~
tasgt - nsspise pissl - isso thxn ~
bikxsa alsss asd ~ 81 6aely e g II . :,
- pevis - Cs1aas. ~ hshs - eso
nsas dnpoua1D thas yeo&ssdsg6 -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
t0psstaa4 nlissisn Of Gen. Kauts.
New York, Juoe 8.

tnpsstaa4 1issisn Of Gen. xastx.
New York, Jane 8.
The Heald's Fort Monroe diep .teh Of
the Sd ssys:
The rebsis continue 70 waste gunpow-
-deros Gen. Butler's foymidab ble works.
Gen. Kauts wss " have started out
again on - important mission os the
night Of the Cd. The desunstio was %
. point Of the most vital importAoes 10
ths snsny, and assist Gss. Grant very
materially.
A Southern merchant cana into ear
lines o, the lst inst. FROM Richmond -
He reports Lse 70 have fallen back into
the Richsood entrenchments. The
Mayos had bees arrested and placed in
Castle Thuader for proposing TO surrender
the city in case of neceessity, instead Of
burning is- Il as proposed that every
naa asd boy, even foreign subjects, be
psessed into the service.
Rebel papers oolD plain OF Johnston. and
say he i whipped; and also that Lee is
sick and confined TO his bed in Rich
mond. GraAt has kept him 20 busy for
the past monsh that even his iron frsme
had 70 suecoSb to the great fatigue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

WashisgtDa. June Z.
The stssmer Consscsicst, which lels
he White House yesterday, repor,s that
on Thursday isrge clyuds Of smoke ccui1
10 seen il the direction Of Richmond, and
il vaa the belief Al White House hat
disastrous coaAs grafton ~as 10 progfe,s
q The rebel cspi,al.
Sevesal u The rebel wounded, broueht
up on the Connecticut. say that Gen. Lee
had been taken sick and gone back 70
RiUhm0ad.
Eisht hundred rebel prisoners havs al
ready resehed White House, and others
are on their way down.
A cos, ,ratsnd csup has been eAtsb-
lished Il White House, which already con-
,siDs about 1000, and sull eontiess TO
come in.
The Richmond and York River r. r
10 Ls.ng rspidly repsired. The bridge
over the Pamunky was completed Mon
day, and The cars have arrived from AL
exssdna.
The steamer State Of Maine arrived this
.. a brisEisg up 4u0 wounded from the
late battles in Virgisia.
Tho Connecticut bronghs up S75 sick
and vounded.
Repair shops for the army are bSing es.
tablished at the White House, and the
place looks like csty Of business.
The Sanitsry Commission are ever in
full force with large amount Of hospi,sl
supplies ofeverJ kind Tor our sick and
wounded.
Hospital tents, with accommodation for
Tires o. foar shou-aad patients, have
been received u White House.
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New York. Juoe s

The Herald's correspondent has detail.
Of WedDe-dsy'- lighting. He says our
srpe OF battle extended fully ten miles 10
l-sssh. from northwest, to seuthsa.t.-
HsDc0ck's line was on the Mechanics
vilie road 10 the riAe-pits wrested from
the enemy -. dsy- before the defenses
we're nsde impresnsbie TO IN ordinary
assault
Barrside's corps Wa NEXT, cn high
grcasd.
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Confederate Steamer CAPTURED
d Washlnrt ton. Juns 8.

The Navy Department has received in.
formation of tie capture of WILMINGTON
Vt the steamer Csledouia-
She is = side wheel, very long. 375 tons
burthen. built aud registered in Quebs .
in 1868, and was owned By A. Ke,,h.,
jr., Of Halif.x, who acts agent Tor the
Confsderscy st Queenstown.
She sailed from Qsesnstown for Will
ming,on.
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Letter ftsa tAs PrssiAsat.

s5e st@1 New York June 3.
Tho following 10 the Presidents letter
to the meeting io-aight:
ExscUTIvE MANSION, !
Washisgtoa, Jsse 3; 1868.
Hon. F. A. Conktis and oshers:
Your letter invitisg me to be present
at . mass meeting OF loyal citizens to b.
held q New eSk on the 4th iass. fos the
purpose Of expressing gratitude To Gen.
Graut for his signal services, vss received
yesterday. M
Ii is inppssible for me to attsnd the
meeting. W. have, nevertheless, dose
shatev~r may sesdi 70 strengthen and
sustain Gen. Grant end the noble armies
nov usdes bis diseUtioa. Ny previous
high estimate oi Gen. Gssnt - sy.intsined
and he is strtngrheaed By what has 90.
cured io.she remarkable canpaigo. which
he is ros conducting.
While the magnitude and dif6cnlty Of
the task be fore him does not prove less
than expected, he and his bare sol
diers are now in the n,idst Of this grea,
trial, and l trust at your meeting you vii,
go ,hape your good words that they may
turn 10 men and guns, moving to his and
their supporst lSignsd,]
f{s lenrs. truly,
A. LlsCoLN.
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The meeting in the Uni.n Hail last
evening 10 tender gratitude 70 Gen. Cant
aud his army, vss : monster sfiair. Up
wards Is. 200 people we're pressot. The
areatast esth ssiasm prevailed. Speeches
were made By Senstor. P, mercy, Con
gresspan Rollins, Gen. Wallace, James T.
Brady. ten. n. Ragan and others. The
resolutions speak of the success 1t foft
D D,nelson. Virk.buig. Chattanooga aHo
the present advance Of the Potomac Army
and the Army VI the Cumber. .and. snd
closed with declaration Of The proseca-
iion Of abs war until the rebels shall lay
down their arms and sue for peaee.
Heavy eannonading vas heard in the
direction of Rsci.mand this afternoon.
Fortress Monroe. June 5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

Csiro, Juss f.

Cairo, Juss s.
The s1ssner Aiasoasi, fresh Nsv Or
lsaAs SOths vaf 6rsd lato. n Columbia b.
. battery. Gxsy shots wers 6rcd at her:
eight of vhirh sireek the boat. One lads
passenger was wounded BY the explosion
efa shell.
AL The boats burned % New Orieans
vers owned b. Government Loss $780,
600. M
All quiet up the Arkansas ard White
rivers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
Convention pf War pemeerats Of New
Yafk.

Convention cf War Democrats Of New
yesk.
Buffalo, Nay 4.
The State Convention Of War Demo.
Gratis Of New York met Al the Asto,
House yesterday, and after resfisn ing
heir prelereaee for the renomiaation ol
Mr.. Liucon, adopted call TO nh val
sDemocrass tos rsny stI BaltipaFe, JUNE
7th, to impress on the Union EosveAi1os
sbs jpslhss sxpediency And 1sasssiss d
the nomination OF Daniel S. Disatnsaon
FOR Vice PssaideAt Of tAs Uai.sd States,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
cELEcr MUSIC FOR CHOIR

SELECl MU6AC FON 1nOlN
- .RRACTIcE.-fhs fs1io~fng hooAs ~
ed Choirx coriatnrE music the vvuiar rsetee.
Greafcrex Coliecfion Of Church Music, 1s. ha,ters
church Music, 1z5- Harp Il Judsi- Is The lio-anna
eI-2S. Boston Ac&dxmya Coil. a Ghewrsrs, z2s. ton-
venficu Chorus Book 30 EffeSsrsnr Anthems, 30 Old
folks Coso-st Luusa, - Tses lhasis, z9~-
Bostsn 0fse Bcrk by Msson Wsbh, LIS. Boston Me-
losoa yola EACH LIS. MnsscAI L5ria, La Western
bsii, Ia Young r5fks CIre Book d. The chorsilst
co-eaoA of thwa.ss, In Aos eAch- niss sens On ~
plicAfion.J Has ydn'. and Moz.rt's Maxees
dsceant ffun the aboye prices qnsntities Copes
sent post paid receipt cf the price. OtitkR ptI-
BON CO., Pab.isserr. zsI Ws~hingtan ftrees Bsssoe
may3D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

NOTICE.-The Copartnership Of LO-
~, MAX BELKSAP - Aftorn-ys At Law. b this
day Dissolved The q lbs Arm will be closed
aud A:ta ted - sbs nnAsrsisned r. T. LoNAx
funel-A1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
N ISIS A. KING,
Main Street bstw. I'd 4 %.
millinery y Dress .sl@ktug,
ClOAkS e. SHAWLS,


ing Sets Ioiisrs tArr~ Ueses VI al drsrf frsDeh
cosets, Hxsp skist.. surrssers sr variety o ctsr
Nasians- tanA-elt
GOLD PENS have just received
~ agood supply u Morton 4ad Neuson's Oid ptns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

n s-ripsisa and locality. either in Keskuk
rounding coanIy. Terms all money asd credit
osyscEover the First National Bank in keokuk, Iowa
JAS. L. ESTES.
ap-Ik Licensed Heal E4tAte Dealer.
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Fortress Monroe. June 5.
A rebel Nsjor came into Gen. Bu,Iss :.
lines ~ Bermuda H..ndreds to-day.
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/ llSSgLUTION OF cOpARTNNl

BHIP.-Kostee Is hereby given 70 all whum - ny
pnc6n urat the eoFsstnershir betvrsn the
- ths Whs1esaic Dry 0oes NoejcM bneinxs Gf No
oknk, Iowa ssdx Tie nss.~ and styie o. KkAMEK. IL
WIN Co., II tbs Day dissolved bJ mutual consent tho
andsrxzne. Sylvester W. Irwin, vffhdrrwnE oss the
nr. TIE hsrsinsnp viii " cp~tnuod under The cid
Of Kramer Irwin Co., by the undersigned r. Kramer
and 81 rhen Irwin Who alone sutkoIfed to collect
debts due the 60 f and Who Win pay sii Claims against
the same. N. KRAMER,
BrEPHEN IRWIN,
tuRc2dIa @%@ s 6W.TAMIN-
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nR. ADOLPH WElSAANN,

Has resumed the Practice Of Aseine 10 ksckrk and VI
einiiy, nsd bt ~ toe patronage VI The pnsiic.
RxsIoExcBE Exrhange street batw. - and lst street
Gsdsr LEFT hf Mr. H~ssers Drug EfDse Main street
bstv- sth and rth, vii! be promptly sstendrd To-
may y31- -dtsn EtsT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

q s3ouns. .GOur1y.-The ladies q slls1(-
sos. iowa. not long since. did - y III.
ousiT Sle<nibg oos Of shs fuuselier5 =
s-tAas sp~cs. Ttsy esaasitutsd thsassa3ss
into : Vigilanes Cou1nittes. coaI1hted
sessiusssy sealsss ~ ss1siIlerssh<1
pisdxsdstks hpJsrs hat theya ueald ~
d fslsi Sbe. ysMselIoee--shey qsenesdsd
Judicial proceedings, asd lie wesk -,
a4tkx kx Their fevssd-ske foueosNai Il q
sdikt tDhs6 ss6bsissy asd - ID
sAsaep.
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disposed of IN

lN stcer of Iron de- 70 Mes-rs. BrA,rnen Br,s,
wpaid riiaiiy recommend them my tsmer fstrons
Ar. T. r. allaee be found at their oice, and pl
asfss 10 the cnllecton Of adj outstanding accounts Per-
knowing themselves indebted 70 me-, VII please
ake early setffsnsent cf the sane
.praAs.sn JOEL NICE.
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ELECTION NofICE.--The stock
holder Of the f., Mt r. ~ y. r. viii s,s~t ss
the BraxeItoA Hou.s In Myenf Pleasant eisesisy,
the 18th day ef Jsne 1854 o'clock -, eisct
Boeri of Directors fur she ensaing year.
nay9Ndfd j. ". OGDEN. Sec'y.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Eotice 1,

H hsr.by given that the uniersigned has been ap-
puns~d hy ths County Court Of eeouat., Iowa. kxse
utor Of the estate Of jsln-s woo.s, d-ee2sed.
may24 GHAE HcBBEId~
The New York herald., 1864-04-17
SALES Ar AUCTION.


HENRY D MINER. AUCrI0NkxR-SALksR0n u
hssi1a srss opPos, Se ross Wssnesiay April
c ococn S :. se hs q uvas residences
Of CLARK street. Rrooklyn esrsnt Houseaca nn
srns srosaas ssor osssn Sh
eegany carved suit u res CENTRE and
ss Ss siSas' aSs S.SGs ora s
s.ss ss css wsaa sn
resus Wsshsands Comm Chairs shaving stand Br1s.
crosas.y s :'s g.. iS 0
Sosnny saIa sns, Hss ssrssss Ueass
T.. ns cSases % 81 Pound q, Se Works os s
eminent artists. vx;-Duand Casillar Leutxe Colomar
% 4s
private library Of Illustrated and Standard Worka
TToBoKRN.-s ROBINSON, AUCTIONEER. WILL
III sell q two O'Clock r H. on the premises on MondAyi
M ss d W % Se q ana
story building and ten billiard room &C. in the
The PEI. e Y sn a. near the
present condition suitable ia every respee dwelling
chase money may remain on and mortgage al the
ton q The purchaser For further apply 70 W.
uENRY B. AERTs. Jn.. AucIIoHRER. HOUSE
SIS West Twenty first street comprising rosewood and
hogany Parlor and Chamber Suits, Beds Bedding rier
Glass Plated Ware, Ogtlsry raIniosa Clocks Bronzes
&c Also Kitchen Utensi with which the sale will COM
mence.
1OHN II. AUSTIN. AUCTIoNEgR.
SELL al auction by catalogue tuesday evening" the 18th
inst the following evenings unt pleed the Paint
ery being The contributions Of ths Pair 10
Of the United States Sanitary Commission
The sale wilNcommence at TX r. NJ.
AdmittAuce during the sale, 5O cents a. eNt
JOHN r. KENsETT.
The New York herald., 1864-04-17

...,. RAILROADS.
HUpson RiyaE RAILROAD TRAINS roR ALBA.
ny, Troy, the North aud West leave Chambers street
st and ~ and st5 and iO.O r. n and Sundays
NbG r NJ. from rhirtisth street.
Ngw YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAmHoAp-
.sss, cspss . n2.svwes ~ s'S S.. 49, ~ .s,ass
The New York herald., 1864-04-17

40 PER foN-RRD AND wruTR asH ooAL
no feened and delivered Steve Rag and rurnscs " 7s
n"e SIS Bowey, corser fhsa street snd 100 Pearl street
t&NAnWSta Assss
The New York herald., 1864-04-17

TosEPH MCGUIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1875
= Third eyenae-Will sell on Mondsy APriLls q Inf
Nos. 4and Hall place. opposite Tompk ins Marriott be-
Sixth and Seventh streets consisting Of mahogany
Furniture CLOTH Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil
cloth, Bureaus. Washsands. Sdsboards Bedsteads line
Hair Mattresses. elegant Feather Beds (abou
20 nunber) Tables. Chairs Crockery. Ac also the FIX
lures of the Harroom. comprising Counters Kegs stove
Fngravngs Paintings small Iron SAfe Refrigerator Beer
Pumps, Glass Ware &c -s4 rtsaaH
The New York herald., 1864-04-17
sRLpNER. AuCTToNEER- III sELDNER wILL

SELDNER, AUCTIONEER-S. " EELDNER WILL
IL. sell Monday 18th inst ut l0 O'clock on tho pre-.
100 Prince street below Broadway known ~ DeA's
Palace all the Furniture contained therein consisting oil
splendid Suits In satin brocs.e tea splendid feI
Mante Mirrors Lace BrOcte Curtains one eplen
aid seven octave rosewood Piano with pearl niad keys
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus marble top
Mattresses Feather Beds Carpets and Ocolh also two
outside Lamps, with Iron Pillars. &c &C.
The New York herald., 1864-04-17

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
M Superb Household Furniture. Mirrors carved rose
field Plate Horses Carriages Harness. Billiard Table, Oh
r. H. IG6Low 90, win sell al auction on Tpesday.
April ~ 1884 lok ocock ., tho residence No o. West
Thirty fourth street Fifth avenue the ontre eGnnt
Mernr MeeEs Roar Eochsors sssarea % Soasas
: DRAWING ROOMS
gilt; Arm and Reception Chairs elegantly carved rose
wood with mirors marble top Centre and Fancy
carved rosswood octave PaSoorte io, round corners
made ~ Idghe Newton Bradbury superb real Dresden
Ghna Msne! vases decorated with % raised sod & rSt and
aud Lace Crtaas. parAn sod R!saas droupa Medallion
Velvet Carpets x1 .
Heavily carved walnut extension Table msrbse toy HaIs
Lounge and Dining Chairs Ia mofocco ros.weod Care
Of Freah cSins and ca asSswsre ~er; rc
quality Sacfnid Pate, viz: ChatmS Otshes Side
Dishes Coffee and ca urns Waters Ice add s"ssr Sswis
B.D cHAMBKRS
Elegant csrvcd wood snd mahogany tsesch Bed.
com,noaes Tarti.s Essy Chairs Lounges. An sids
Chairs, Ktsgcrcs Patasses, cured lair MAtresses Bo
se.s and rSwa lace and GSrsos Msos.
and Ingram Carpets. .r.o
els &c. rosewood Billiard Table Inade by Sharp with
Halls Cnes Ac complete together with large a. or,
Of Kitchen and Laundry Furntu'e, With which t"e safe
VIZ ' AT -FOUR O'CLOCK.
ws.eaa Bsrrss. Paa Ritter Eros I Lsi,scsios Miss Ste.
yeGs and others. a.
high switch tails sound and Kind 10 sfharoess Coupe
and QUE Fam. CarriAg'. by Wood Brothers. Double
Ihe inrnure viii bc exhibition Monday. the 18Th
instant, by permit wn'cn With catalogue may be seen At
'hs UNIV VI '"e n iifIrInw 4 90 Eoa Pine s,-se,