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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-18

The SOLDIERS NATIONAL CEMETERY AT
GETTYsBURG.-A meeting of the Trustee,
of the Soldiers, National Cemetery at Get
tysburg uamed in the act of incorporation
by the State of Pennsylvania took place a,
Gettysburg on the 9th Of April, and the
States of Maine, New Hampshire, Massa
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Penn.
sylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, Ohio
and Michigan were represented.
Hon. David Wills, of Pennsylyania. was
elected President, Hon. John K Bartlett
Of Rhode Island, Secretary, and Hon. W. s.
Russell, of Pa, Treaurer.
Steps were taken. for the prompt compile
ton of the cemetery. Already $500 bodies
of the honored dead, killed in that memor
able battle, have been placed there. Those
of the regular army are placed in 10,
which is especially devoted to them, and
which contains, it is believed, larger num-
Der of line officers, in proportion to the
number buried there, than the lot of any
State. There are altogether about seven
acres of land, and ample space has been
left for the erection Of monuments, by
friends who desire it, to those who fell on
that memorable occasion. A shaft to tue
memory Of the lamented General Reynolds
will probably occupy the higher ground,
south of the lots assigned to each State.
ine Cemetery, when completed, will be a
hitting tribute of the nations gratitude to
those who so nobly gave their lives TO pre-
serve their country's honor ''tsi''f
In exhumiug the bodies care has been
taken to recover all valuables as we'll as
relics and momentoes found on the persons
OF the dead, and $50 packages are carefully
preserved, properly labelled for delivery
to friends. when identified. Severn,
watches were fouad, as we'll rs sums of mo-
ney of various amounts; and in manv
instances the identity of the soldier has
been only ascertained by these relics.
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THE lIExICANQ QUESTION:


New L0aOs &C.
From the London Post (city srticle,) March q.
The Mexican loan is understood now TO
be finally settled, and chiefly through the
Intervention Of tho Emperor Napoleon, who
decided to put an end to the negotiations
which were going on with various firms
whom he feared might make too good q
thing of it. TWAS therefore resolved that
the loan should be given, on commission,
to French and English houses OF high stand
ing, and contract was entered into With
Mr.. George E. Seymour, as the representa-
tive of Messrs. Glyn, Mills l. Co., who at
once ratified the arrangement Inc loan
will be for f5, 600, 00O in per cent stock st
63. and Paris letter which we have re
ceiyed to day states that generosity as well
a Justice will be shown to the old bond
holders In connection with the arrangement.
Verv powerful combinations are being made
for bringing out the loan with becoming
strength, and in Paris it already commands
a high premium. As we have before said,
the security of the present bondholders is
not to be interfered with, whilst due pro-
vision will be made for the payment of div
idends during the early period OF the new
Emperor's reign, whilst the necessary work
of bringing things into order is being car
ried out. It is understood that both the
Emperor of the French and NJ. Fould give a
loyal and honorable support to the loan,
which will receive every support that France
can give it short Of guarantee. Mr.. Sey-
mour was sent for to conduct the arrange
ment, from the confidence inspired in the
French government, by the success which
attended his efforts, with regard to Austrian
finance last year, and in acknowledgment
of which he received the high honor Of being
presented with the Order of the Iron Crown
of Lombardy. The contract was to be final
ly signed for the new Emperor, at Miriam
ar, yesterday, when the Archduke Maxi
milan was to accept the Mexican throne;
and second correspondent from Paris in
forms rs that it was reported f4OO,O0O was
on Saturday forwarded to the ArchGuke or
account of the loan.
From the London Times, March 81
The agent of the Inte rnational Financia
Society, with large advance, is still il
Vienna, awaiting the result ofthe Archduke':
decision. 1t is now thought the Archdukt
is required by his brother, the Emperor
not only to surrender his continual right o
succession to the Austrian crown, but the
royal and imperial property.
From tho London Post, March 81.
It is understood that the Archduke wal
ready to renounce for his descendants then
presumptive right to the Austrian crown
reserving to himself his title to it in case il
should revert to him. The Emperor o.
Austria has one son and one daughter
The Archduke Louis is an elder born broth
er. All of these must succeed to the throne
before it can come to the Arcfduke Maxi
MILAN.
hit is stated that the Emperor was inclined
to support the views of the Archduke; but
the council of the imperial family were of q
different opinion. The fact has been sign.
flied to the French Cabinet, while one Of
the imperial archdukes has proceeded tt
Miramar in connection with this affair.
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House and Lot For Sale.

THE House and Lot on Main street, NO, .! ~ oy
i los. The house is good two story brick, large
and two small rooms, good kitchen and cellar Inc
most reasonable terms will be offered, For furtner
particulars inquire Of JOHN 2. FooSE, MAIN 81,
lw-H
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CALL EARLY AND MAKE A sELECIl
Proclamation by the PRESIDE
of the United States.

Another Call for 400, 900 More NJ
A LSO, 5000 Ladies TO examine tn. to-
"A elegant Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons All.
Flowers, Etc, Etc, Wholesale and Rshl, Vi
ID just opening ct the well known Rs,ssdA:
NJ. RHEINSTROi
No. III Main Street, Wheeling West Va
The undersigned has just opened BY far b
gest and most elegant stock CT Trimming \
cry, Straw and Fancy Goods together With
plste assortment of Notions ever Offered
market.
My long experience in business and err
acquaintance in the Eastern cities amotr
largest importing houses, enables me to s:'
perior inducements to all who favor me with
before purchasing elseshere. Ny stock d :
and cell selected, inferior TO none in The !
ant everything which ia usually kept 10
class establishment Of this kind, may alvr
found at bargains
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon, at very ic# =
$500 " Trimming and Mantua I"
3OO Boxes Artificial Flowers; some Of The
latest and most improved styles
zoo Boxes Ruchees and Tabs at eItremsr
prices.
500 pieces Gimppure, Brusseii. Nslr1
Thread, Lace and Edgipgs.
$50 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgingr SEs
tirely new styles, very cheap
200 pieces Linen and Cotton Lasss aniEiIg
1900 Il Plain Black and Colored Edg' Z
vet Ribbons, best make, imported
100 dozen Bonnets such a. English srd Z
Straw; also, Dunstable, Pedal Legion 40! "
Braid, at your own prices.
$50 d zen Ladies hair No,s; also, Liia \
hair and Silk Dress Caps
l50 dozen Ladies, Misses and Childrsri u
White and coloreI, latest styles, will be ~
great bargains
200 dose, White and colored Shakers 0id' 1
quality.
A fine stock of Silk Shawls.
do do Grenadine do
do do Grape do
A very large stock of Hosiery.
do do do of Ladies and Gents . |
do do do do Mohair and sis
Ladies Psrssols and Sun Umbrellas.
Gents Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars, ~
Silks and Msrcelinss Of every shade, and oil ~
Skirt BrAids, Mohair and Silk EmbroideU 10
Ladies' Hair Brsids Sewing and Embroidsr; /,
spool Cotton, Patent Thread, Dress Butoti y
Shirt Buttons, Pins and Needles.
Also Gents furnishing goods Hoop skr1
latest best and cheapest In this market v
Balmorals, white black and colo'ed. lH'
Grapes, black, white and colorsd; French en-
Ladies and Dents Linen Handkefchisfs
do do silk do
And great many arti sles entirely TOO naSs
TO mention; all Of which will be sold Wbsl,'D',,
Retail ct reasonable prices. To Country sr'r :,
and Millinsrs would call particular 'ne,
TO examine my stock before purchasing e's'S
as l am sure they will not find a. large . go
extent for styles and cheapness in any '''
tablishmsnt in this city.
Remember the place
t- - n. RHENsTRot
Ne; IA Main Street whsslins'N
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Barrels.
THE :ARMY OF THE POTO.
MAC.
Review of TrOOps.-Rebels Re-
Gently Seen i'm the Blue Ridge.

WASHINGTON, April "a, 1864.
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac
say the Third division of the Second corps
commanded by General Birney, was review
ed to day by General Hancock, and pre-,
seuted splendid appearance. General
Meade was present and complimented the
division and its commander.
After the review the Generals partook OF
refreshments with John NJ. Bolts, at his
invitation, and afterwards with Gen. Bir'
ney. The day was beautiful.
A rumor Prevails, but no credit is given
to it, that the rebels have recently been
seen in the Blue Ridge.
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Trust Sale.

pY virtue Of deed of Trust executed by George
ID s. Thompson and Sophronia, his wife, dated
the 10th day ofNovemher 1877 and now on re-
cord in the Recorders Office of ohio County, to
Charles W. Russell, and Of my appointment as
Trustee in his place. by ordor Of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, 1 will sell on Wednesday the 18th
of April next beginning at 10 O'clock of that day,
at the Fl mt dsor of the Court House of Ohio coun
ty, to the highest and bes. bidder, the following
property, to wit: Lou numbered thirty-two (S2)
and thirty three (33) IN Daniel lanes Island ad-
dition to the City of Wheeling. Selling as Trus-
tee will convey such title as is vested In me, by
said deed Of trust. Terms Of sale-Cash.
mrll-'d JAS PAUL., Trustee
The above saleis postponed until che first Tues
day in May next, at 10 o'cloc" A. M
JAS. A PAUL., Trustee.
ap l5-l5-t e.vzE-E
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suffered. after some elaboration he an
nounced his text Is follows: "Now de ser.
pent was more sutlsr than any beast Of the
field which de Lord had made" HE de
ductions were not particularly compliment
cry to the suffers. 81 s.
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The SERPENT AND THE SuTLERs-A COL
ored preacher within our lines recently fcl,
constrained to preach against the extortions
Of the suffers, from which his flock had
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Closing Out at Reduced Prices,
A Large and Well Selected Stock
of Foreign & Domestic Wines
& Liquors.

ORING desirous Of disseminating the Wholesale and
d Retail Liquor business by turning my entire at
at private sale my large and well selected stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. Particular
attention is called to the large stock Of Old Rye and
Bourbon Whlskies, which have on hand; all OF
which will sell much below the present market pri-
ces, in order to close up the business.
P. s. The above stock if no sold before Wednesday
April 9th, will on that day dispose of, at public
Auction, at 10 o'clock A. M.
apl6tf- SIMON HORKHElMER.
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business of the Belmont Iron Works .Company,
HlI oe carried on hereafter, in the name and
styie'oi Robert Lehr &Co., Mr.. Mccullough hayine
eIred on the 2ith ult. To take effect from JanuarS
nth 1894. ROREPT IFTp q ~
4psll III Ai' " w.
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TEA-42 Half Chest, Gunpowder Tea
L 50 do do Young Hyson do
% do do Oolong do
~ Boxes do do
at MAXWELL, CAMPBELL 8 TINGLE
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our Agent ut MorgantOwn.

1T. PoRr, ESQ. Is our authorized agent at
Moryantowu. Su6ecribees will hereafter pay their
mbscription to Mr.. PeRr, at his Shoe st re, WAL
nut street, below Main. He viii also receive or
ders for advertising and job work
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CHANCERY.

Elizabeth Smith Chancery cause pending in
vs., the Circuit Court OF Ohio
Joseph Smith >Couuty, Virginia,
MAKE Notice, that the Dispositions of William
i Shields and Others will be taken at the Office Of
roe streets, in the city Of Wheeling, county Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, on the 2nd day Of May
A. D. 1864, between the hours Of o'clock, A NJ and
o'clock P. NJ, on behalf of the Complainant TO be
read evidence the trial of the above And
if from any cause the taking of said Dispositions should
not be commenced or being commenced should not be
completed on that day the taking of the same will be
adjourned from time to time, until the same be COM
pleted.
To said Joseph Smith, Defendant
SAMUEL P, WHEELER, Council for Complainant
april Is l5-t.
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GOOD FOR A COUGH OR A COLD-Tan.
" ner's Cough Mixture For sale at
GRAHAMS DRUG STORE.
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Indian TrOubles--.A Fight q
FremOnt'S Orchard.

OMAHA, N, T., April AT is repeated
that the Indians have torn down the tele-
graph lines twice near Junction Station,
between Julesburge and Denver city.
A fight lie said to have token place ct
Fremont's Orchard between troops from
Denver and the Indians, in which five sol
diers were wounded.
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9. e. HILDREpH
NO VA RY PUBI,TCys

fekA1YQH 4u.e3 Main street W -,
69tte1d Is tskiIE a
~ q 4 y, Sc, ll5o %
Z. 4 "A ana money due the hsf1s III -
pgREWIneSa aud 5Fa6ii N
puFpo8e1f Ct No. Odd F6IlSI
-ss4SAa Suaa tEDhuNDs BOdKfNa
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TAKE -PARTIOUI,AR EOTIcp
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
from eva Companions, or at school, the efectS OF
which are nightly felt, even when SSlEep, and II not
both mind and body, should apply flnmediafsIy-
" PAT 10 pity that . young man; the hope Of his
ieouni ryi the darling Of his parents, bhoud Gs
suatched rom all prospects and enioyments ofiiFe
the eonsequences Of dOViAting from the path d
hetqEe and In certain secret habit Such
peFSona lTuBT bafore coak aki6S, y 80 n =
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\ ,INDORSBMENT or sTHE PRESS.
The many heplands eRrsdi At. this institution
year after year, aud the numerous Important Sur.
nessed ~ the reporters Of the tsun,'' "OHppeEI"
INC many other paperBs notices Of which have Gp.
PeLea eg9iR and again beforol the public besides
Is sanding As gentleman ofcharacter AndrespOn.
ility, = sutdeisnt guarantee to the AFFLICTED.
alg SKIN D1sEAsES-BPEEDTLY CURED.
Esststs FtesiYed uiaisIS 'Iot..p,id and con.
stamp % bV used on the reply. Persons
fisfment describing synptoms y iisS1 81
JOHN u. JOHNSTON, N. d..
"a ne Baltimore Eoek Hospital, Baltimore,
"A - Maryland.
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MARRIAGE.

Reject that q sound mind and body are the mot
necessary requisites TO promote connnbi6I happi.
he's Indeed, without these the journey throuFh
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
~ dafkenS 70 theYieWs ths mind becomes shadoEed
with despair and hlled with the melancholy rehsc,
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ses Rafa-iSt, tettsssS ltotlyos I'D UilSo,I.l
KNoNKY REoKTYFD ON BAiFsfFS;:F n f;sit,I,,
w Interest paid on Special Depotfta ColIeetionsJ
pEernpt attended, To- Exchange on the ESSt bouSi{
.a fSi S SI1 ', TH0S. q. EIET, PF6sidsn 4
fAAA+4fL e aILDRETH, Treasurer. ISn1l3Rps
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Cleyeland, Pittsburg andWheaI1ii-
a,.s ing Rail Road. ,trgg -,

- = 1SGtS S4C t5a,tSuQ w ne9Is
- a,s,.a ing aa1l Road. sIAnE2 I'D
ID
tANAHP 4Rl9sRR pIDAY, Nov, lsthi 1858. Pa.!3
LTD. YIN leave follows
5Ses = Hitt:Ssse Il YOU e Z i1aaa e., q. q
Cleveland 1t $40 z. NJ : t,,',f III II
S;S6 p n. Accommodation Train, stbppiuR AZ ali |
Itaitonhs arrives at pittsburgh At SOS |
1900 P. II. RxPres TTlin, arrives At PittSfn,r,s
~ %;lp A. u. and Cleveland at 9s6 A. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland at $50 n. and 20 p H., ar.
Leave Pittsburgh at ISIS A. IL. cas- a. Ii. and
1:A5 NJ, arrive Gt Bridgeport at 600 A. ri 1O65
A. u. and 6:aS P. II. -.lf,i.7l = --'' 800
Connections are made "a EroIIo~-.,
At Pittsburgh With PENNSYLVANIA r. r. for Hayris
burg, Baltimore Wellington, iPhiIae
At Cleveland it iPe0 SSE fGF To SgS goton
5 dneky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago aud
aupoihts III the NoRIH WEST. with
81 q Detroit steamefs for Detroit, jackson,
lS-Sa ~ 4Rieogo endjthe NORTH WRsF. with
SIvyeland & Erie r. b for Erie, Dun
T. 81 kirk Buffalo aud Fliag CARA Falls: with
10 gufe cleveland Columbus &CincinnAi for
Crest!ine, Delaware, Columbus and
a Hudson With the O z. d q. R. R. for ouynhosa
H. 81 - ifslla, Akron, MilIerSburEh and Woos-
Al Alliance with p IT. W. q q. 4. Il. for Canton
rr as4 mAa5tlloni Wooster, salem, Enon, %.
Al 4 iuIn6u1 and Chicago.
Atsteubenytne with Pc 60 Iins and AZ BEGLkta
az 49,, with GO 9, R.R, for ZaneSTilIe, NsV,
ARK ColumbuS,s XsniR, Dayton Intts
| anaPols, Qalres Cincinnati, LoIIisTilin;
~. Louis st. Joseph and all POINT
Wtgt and South West
Excursion I5eketsto Pittsburgh and retnfh 500.
La5s SaiEs{s q low, and time much quicker thAp
Tieksts to all points In the West, Nortb
| 81 Bast can be procured at the once under The
L Agent Mt Bridgeport Station. --SAe
Freight contracts vim be made at low est rates "a
point By this road and connections
nndet M'!ure House, OF with Pt. Agent At
| FORT station WIN. d. TERRY, Agent
49, Wheeling. Va 20
| Era ass4as d. B. WILLIAMS, Agent, - f
J:H. MCCULLOUGH, President. h'P'E ~, "
Il 3. MYERS, Gent Ticket AT 1919
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SIZ6 ~, ; tflslsH's EERA[IRUGE, 2 s''S
= - 3S DOT. MetinSs5 PTIis md Ysrnitag.
4 Wright Yeget table PINS, !. ! =
! tPsr ,.IS't5 Ayer's oathartis Pills,
tsbao IAuaHtrss : nrissiR, !; *
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DISEASE .OF -IMPRuDENCE-
STRANGERS

Trust not your lives OF health 10 the care NJ a,nv
Oniearned and worthless Prstenders destitntS q
EnoWl name OF character, who copy Dr. John
ston advertisements or Htyto themselves In the
negIpa psFSt regularly Educated Physicians, Inca.
PaplS Of Cnine they keep you tfihInE month aifsF
y oth tak!qg their hlthy and POiSono1s compounds
IN depatE leave Jon with ruined neSlths ID Si9h
over your own CALLING disappointment.
.Sohnstoutst the only sPhySieian RdYeftiIIpV
HIS eredentiRlso or diplomas always hang 10 hh
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member the Royal College Of Surgeons. LondoD
Graduate from one Of the most eminent COLLEGE, in
has bsen spent In the hospitaIStof London PnTiS
philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some a.
the most aste nishtng cures that were ever kboWn
many tr9qbled. with ringing in the head and sars
Nnen asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds, bashfulntsS with frequent blnshfnl
attended hemetime with arrangement Of mind, wssc
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.BAL IlAlR 9eE HOSPITAL.

4 VI ie5a5 aAs 4 ;srgq 9 t4oA
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k!Peci9lly Eho have become ths victims Of sol.rv
Vice, that draadfnl and Destructive habit vbicb ~
nnAliy aWseps % an untimely grave thouIandS q,
intellect, who might other have entrSneSd NJ
teplPE senates, with the thpndels Of eloauepce M
Saked to eestaoy the living lyrs udY DAN nth hi
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than the strength Of tiirst proof; and t6at
upon all spirits .imposted pripE to the
passage of this act there shall be levied,
collected, and paid an additional tax of
forty cents per gallon, to be collected sun.
der the direction and according to regu.
5lS.iops established by the Secretary OF the
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V,HoMAs N. FRANKLIN, AucTIosgER. WILL SELL
Thursday, March "a a. " o'clock al the Exchange
EAST HOUSTON STREET, no 81. NEAR BROAD
'wATEk sfREET, No ia NEAR PECK SLIP. -Hsuse
25xl6, and addition ~; LOT 16 feet deep
FRANKFORT STREET. NO. 81 NEAR WILLIAM
SrREET.-Housc lAey40; los 1854 dcep.
Maps al auctioneera onice, 81 William street.
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m 4. LUDLOW co. Will SELL At AUCIioN On
Il. Thursday March ~. 1864 at twelve oc,ock. at the
Exchange ss.csroom Ill Broadway Trnits Buildng, New
York.
MACDOUGAi. STREET.-THE extra sized three story and
attic brick House and o; the southwest corner OF MAC
dougal and tourth Streets opposite Washington sqsre
house "a feet by A. with piazza extension of seven feet lo
81 BIZ SO feet. Terms ct sale
- 800 n - SAMUEL r. APPLETON,
f. ecu.or estate Of Hannah Appleton, deceased.
Maps &c, at the 0n!ce OF the AuctIOneers. NO Zine
street New York ..4s .e..4 y. y.
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n TAYLOR, AyorIonEER.-sy rAvLee sAo,
IL. THEIRS will soil M auction. FrtdAg March 20 q
~ O'Clock. atthe Exchange Bsesroem No III brcsosM
story 6rowu lone House
and Lot Known AZ i2 Second place Brookiyp to$eh with
lot in The rsas running .hrenrh 70 rhrS place M
modern cnts and e bui Ia the most aubstsas
manner MaYssnd terms a. the ofoe o. the spcsoaeer ~
Nassau street.
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DASIELA MATHEWS AuoTIoNzEs co NASSAU
SPECIAL. SALE OF ,.E

DANIEL A. MATHEWS VII sell &C aucuon THIS DAY
Gaesasy az Ii o'clock AZ his Gallery &c Nassau slrce.
reaa aud foreign arss Isntscspes Interiors
Arche tcra Fruits Flowersand other among ~
artists rcrrcser ted are DE'BRAkELLkER, l.. hEN0CL
DfBRAY, ALPHfN SIMON. CARTIER. HALL, PcsTRL
unpIx ISarsw an nj Sranks T.ey are Wen worm,
attention connoisseurs the public The sale vii
be witnp,rrre reserve Catalogues now ready,
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q UCJloN NOTICK-ROUsE SALE OF
IA MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
FURNITURE; ELEGANT wOkkS OF ART, &C, MADE
BY The BEST CITY MAKERS

80 AND COST OYER $ll,N0. r
The WHOLE WILL HE PEkEMPT0RlLY SOLD,
~,. <u,,,, WITHOUT RESERVE, -~.-..
this t1UESDAY) AFTERNOON, AT O'CLOCK PRE-.
CisELY. By HENRY RTssELL wEsTCoTT,
AUCTlONEEE
sae elegant residence No l52 West Twenty first street.
cvee ssseuth AMI Eighth avenues comprsng the entire
0ttnc {, house. all In perfect order elegant Psuorore.
0os 500 two magnificent solid rosewood Paror Suits in
0rocaei made to order and $a0 Turkish Lounges,
Arm Chars ELEGANT Reception Chairs in satin; fine Gar
eo large rosewood Etagere. SAtuary and Egyptian
Centre and Fancy Tables rich Curtains Shades eerant
Farlor Ornaments Vases Bronzes, dc; rosewood Bed
0eads Bureaus Bronze Clocks Hair Spring Mattresses
Beds and Bedding Dining furniture. rich China Gut Glass
6liverwarc Cutlery Hall Furniture Sofa Beds, &c. Sale
positive, rain shine.
n. B-IHE QUANTITY OF GOODS TO BE SOLD
MAKES IT IMPERATIVE THAT THE
SALE SHOULD COMMENCE Al r. M PRECISELY.
PARTIES ATTENDING THIS SALE
CAN TAKE The SIXTH, SEVENTH OR EIGHTH
AVENUE CARS OR STAGES.
NO POSTPONEMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-22

JUaGBD HARB, RNaLIsH PLUM PUDDING An
Green Turtle soup and Steaks for dinner q day. -
sale-Scotch Ling, Yarmouth Bloaters, English Hare
Cheese, Bacon Pickles. &c. RICHARDSON, Agent, =
Maiden lane corner William strest. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-22

A J0URNEAY. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. PINE
"a. street -Peremptoy sale Of valuable Buildng Lots 10
Brooklyn public auction, Thursday March 81 L.
O'Clock NJ, ct The Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway,
Two Lots fronting Portland col feet inches
from Atlantic avenue 25xlU and 25xlUO
These lots egbly Maps and further rsrticu
lars Of the office Of the Auconeer. No. Pine street