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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10
UCTTov NOTICE.-IMPORrANT SALE
"A OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH CARPETS ELEGANT PIAN0FORTE


Will be sod this Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the elegant residence l52 West Twenty first street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues the entire contents OF the
house-SuIerb double and single Suits of solid rosewood
Paror Furniture covered brocade; walnut
Suits In green reps all orders marble top Centre
and Pier Tables splendid Panoforte cost S5 MAGNIFICENT
rosewood Eagcres Turkish Lounges aud Chairs eerant
Reception Chairs Gv0 yards elegant Carpets Mirrors
rich Curtains and Shades Escreores Dvans Console ia
bles elegant ron1es Bsque and Lava Groups 20 valuable
Paintings rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus Spring and Hair
Mattresses beds and Bedding Clocks sofas Rockers rich
China, Cut Glass Silver Ware Table Cutlery, Hall furni.
ture, Chaude nc.
Sale positive, rain or shine = ..na.~n ..,
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4 ucrIoN NoTIcE-wM IRVING. AUcrIoNEER.-

UCTION NOTlCE-wM. IRVING AUCTf0NEER.-
"A Household Furniture. rants. Carpets, Mirrors SO
OsGOOD COOKE will sell, on Friday, March IL at l0h
O'Clock at the salesroom 80 Cedar street Household Furni
ture consisting OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs OIL
cloths Hair Carpsting. Dressing Table. with marble top
Dressing Bureas mahogany Chats IN reps and hair cloth
mahogany Sofa and Arm Chairs marble top Centre Tables,
Cane Seat Chairs. mahogany wsshsants TWO suits Paror
Furniture brocate; Iron Bcdstrn Hair Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows. black walnut French Bedsteads. ma
hogany Bedeads painted Wardrobes Cane Rockers Straw
Feds Paitasses Befdna QUITS sheets II an kets. mahog
Bureaus two elegant French plate Per Mirrors Easy
Chairs Dining Tables, elegant rosewood Suit Moguet Re
friscratos sitting Desks Stools and Chairs Crockcry and
Glassware Toilet Sets, Kitchen Ware Ironing Table, lot
Ladies' silk Dresses Hat Stani Tahle Cloths Linens &c.
Sale 10 commence with the Kitchen Furniture
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A UCTI0N NOTICE. ID p; CAuLKLNs, AUCTloNEER
"A TO PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY FgRSITuRE, RICH FRENCH PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS, SUPfRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORTE. SILVER PLATE sc
THIS DAY. (THuRsDAY.) MARCH 10.
NJ the residence 2S West Fourteenth eighth
avenue. commencing al II o'clock A. NJ rain or shine
The sale comprises II the richest and mos. eabo
ratey carved Paror Furniture offered at public auc
and TO be sold without An examination
will well repay intending buyers
Pariors three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Parlor
Furniture rich crimson and maroon. blue and gold. aud
orange and rosewood Etagere, spen
did and costly Parian Ornaments rich Vases. &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
STOOL AND COVER.
An elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case; all modern improvements.
Also magn collection OF Paintings. rosewo ID
Turkish and Easy Chars in line rosewood Centre and
Side marble Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets &C.
Chamber Suits In rosewood and mahogany Bureaus
carved Bceads Wristbands Sofa Beds In fnc haircc,h
ten Hair Mattresses, IRON 40 a. 30 pounds made TO
order. in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table. oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons ac with heavy
cut and engfavcd Glassware Of every description
Carmen attendance TO cart ack ship goods for pur
chasers.
n B.-House and Lot for sale Apply on the premises
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HORSES. CARgIAGEA. &C.

A FINE SADDLE HORSE, SUITABLE FOR LADY.
"A Tor sale Apav the stable, northeast of
Thirty eighth street ana Fifth
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sIiIPPIN

EoR NASSAU. ". P-rHB BRITISH CLlprfbS
schooner ANNIZ, Farr, master. VIII posnsey ~
on board, pier " Ess, riyer. or 70 9. ~ fhiiAA
50 South stys.t
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

AT 7as THIRD AvBNuE-you CAN PROCURE
II desirable three 81 hig st0ap brown
brck fronied Houses. with all the
Ss0to $3.50: and other houses renting
s. " 1850 rhfs Is worth knowing My ON ren,ember.
Is 7J3 Third avenue. JAMES ROW Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

II II. LEEDS 4 Co viii sell ut auction on Thursday
March ~ o'clock sslesrooni ~ Nassau street.
one OF the most desirable in the Church Of All Souls
Res. Dr. Bellows. NO il3 corner of Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street If not ID at rri ate sale previously
will be sold above Further part cnlas can be obtained
from the auctIoneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

JouRNEAY, AUCTIoNEEK, OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
a.
Sale OF valuable Building Lots at public auction. incud-
several opposite Central Park ut the Exchange sales
Ill Broadway Tuesday, March Is, at Il O'Clock,
by A. JOuRNEAY
Lots on 9Th avenue opposite Central Park including Lot
SD street.
Lots on 10Th 81 north side between 18th Madison
9Th street south avenue. includ
Ing Lot
Lots 18th ad joning of 57h street.
Lots 43d street. north side near lUth avenue
Lots Isl e, including Lot LIST avenue.
Lots 9th street. south side. near lith avenue
Maps with full particulars at the Office of the auctoneer
No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

IMMENSE AUCTION SALE.-TO BE SOLD. WITHOUT
limit mt 90 CHI han, square the best iinllor
ation New York comprising larr" and
collection of and beautiful Sea Shells Chinese
ia Indian Goods consisting of numerous va
rcty Of Curostcs all Of the globe The sales
commence THURSDAY, March 10 al lDs n. and j. M
and will continue on Friday SATURDAY at same hours
r. BOYTON American Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10
ALvAN C, BAKER co, AUCTIONEERS
"A L. HAYWOOD, Auct'oneer.


SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c
residence l. Tenth street. four from Broadway
sale commencing at two O'Clock his afternoon. Dining
walnut Sdeboard and Extension TAI Arm Chairs
Dinner and Tea Sets, ruby and white Glass Ware Table
Cutlery, silver Plated Ware. &c. Oval Mirrors. Parlors-
Rosewood and walnut PAror Furniture Brussels Carpets
Ktageres Bookcase Table Pier and Mane Mirrors Cur
tans Paintings, Statuary, Bronze Clocks SevIes and
Dresden China Vases, Engravngs. Chandeliers octave
Rosewood Pisnooe Soo and Cover Music Booka Enc icn.
Bedrooms-Buresus. Bedstesds washstands, Commodes,
Hair and Spring Mattresses B0lsers, Pillows Lace Cur
tains Shades; also Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
GEORGE VI. ZIMMERMAN, Attorney for Mortgagee.
URIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
"A Peremptory sale OF valuable Lots sixth and Tenth
avenues, Ninety-sxth Nnoty-nnth and lSth streets.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. X. WILKINS & CO. will sell
: On THURSDAY. March 10.
At o'clock Ut the Exchange Salesroom. Ill Broadway
Sixth ayenuc4 Lots southwest Of Sixth
10th Is feet In width with the exception of
which IL IS feet ii inches BY 100 feet In depth
Tenth avenue Lots northeast corner Of Tenth
Ninety sixth street The lot IS feet
inches width the inside lots each Is feet In width by
I0D feet In depth. . -
street leo Of Tenth each rs feet in width
By 100 feet III inches In depth. =.
Ninety ninth streets Lots south side Of Ninety ninth
of Tenth each 70 feet in width
and varying in depth rs feet inch SO feet inch
ll8h street, Lots the side OF 18th street ZIG
feet Of Fifth avenue each 70 feet In width By O feet
IL inches IN depth $50
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A LAHdE FURNISHED FAMILY MANSION n
Y rept--i New Brighton IN Hamilton Park ne y ferry
containing ha "a table gas and the modern convenience
with riens sahles arhhhise, &c view unsurpasse,
Apply q \. BOND, l32 broadway
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MEDICAL.

A DvICE TO MARRIED OR SINGLE LADIES' WHO
"A require a safe and certain remedy from whatever
cause Can rely the celebrated infallibe French
Female Monthly Pills. price 81 box. 10 restore
the monthly sickness In forty eight hours II Of
short standing; but obstinate cases OF long standing
No which four degrees stronger than No.
and c,n fall safe and healthy Price IS box
Sold nj l27s Liberty street sent bv mail with full In
strucons by addressing box 1859 New York Post Office
~ B-Those who valuable certain and safe mode
without the OF medicine instruments,
themselves of IL interview, and be attended
by one OF their
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DY JAMES VI. MILLER.
ID MONDAY. MARCH H. 1854,

d MONDAY, MARCH II, 1854,
At " O'Clock at the Exchange Sslesroom Ill Broadway
No 16l East Fifteenth street Suy,esant square, The four
story high STOOD brown stone Dwelling cellar and vault IN
der tho street. bathing second and third stories,
hot and I'D water throughout, all modern improvements
desirable for family wishing retired residence;
house 26s76 feet lot 1903 feet besides benefit Of party wall
CHAMBERS STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTToN-25
~ feet front Lot known Ms 70 New Chambers street.
through TO and facing Roosevelt street. will be
acid 10 highest bidder without March
1884 the Exchange Sassroo, Brcadway precisely al
HsSss- ~. SalAsH' AusueaesF
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NiCOLAY. AUCTloNEER
IA REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
- ALBERT II N.CDAAf
VIZ sell this day 9TH RSDAY March 10 a. l2la O'Clock.
Al The STOCK SALLskOUMs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

THOMAS NJ FRANKLIN. AUCTl0NEER WILL SELL
on FRIDAY M,rrh m at ~ o'clock at Exchange sales
Broadway three Lots on south side Ninety ninth
street. between Mn h and Tenth avenues Also six Lots
Brooklyn on east side Utica avenue, between Baltic and
Warren streets Maps at office OF auconesr, William st.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIofEER-0rFICE NO =
w East Broadway-sels on this day at lex o'clock the
Lease Stock and Fixtures OF the and liquor store
36 Monroe street barrels Of Sugar and Flour barrels Of
spoes, ~, ~
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ASIROI.OGY.

ASTROLOGY.
NO IMPosITI0N;-THR NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR from Europe. who born with natural
g She consats you on the past and future She
brings together those long separated speedy mar
iares Shows correct likeness of husband
absent friends Numbers You that have been de-
ceved by false loves that have been unfortunate IN
life Ion this crest European clarvoyant for is a,tested
by hundreds who daily VISIT her not TO be
found Five hundred dollars reward for any who can
equal her IN her or skill She tells you The name
OF the person you will marry. No. 10i East Seventeenth
notadmitted
WHo WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Isi--
w Go. ye. see Miss WELLINGTON the great English
ProphctesA the best Of ALL and cannot be eyceei Can
be consulted personally by letter all affairs OF hlc
concerning law suits journeys. absent fcnds love court
ship health wealth. drunken
and unfahfn husbands Mrs W. Ia the only In this
city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asmans for
love- Good luck and all business affairs and guarantees
for fe Delay moi, 70 CONSULT This naturally gifted and beau
ttul young lady Lucky numbers given. Highly resrecta
be city references Can be residence lD sixth
avenue, opposite Eighth street
1lS BOwERv-MADAME wIDGRR CLAIRvoyANr
lOJ and gifted spanish lady, unveils the mysteries OF
fuurty love- marriage absent friends sickness Drecrbes
medicine for all dseases tells lucky numbers property lost
or stolen.
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A J. BLEEKER. SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
"A ton Thursday March TO- at II O'Clock at No Ill
Broadway Exchange Saesro om) that valuable Lot south
First and krtSsecond street. in
borhood. For and full particu.
lars inquire the auctoneers, II Cedar street.
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NAvN the lhsctihors, having been appointed hy the
w inn Parker ruoG, Judge OF Probate Tor the coun
y VI Anonck q receive nnt examine the claims Of cred
Itprs tA the estate nt
LENt c, TkSTa&Gf, late Of snrrv,
deceased, represented ms,lveut, do hereby give notice
that months allowed said creditors To- bring In
aud prove their cains aud that shalt attend that
at the olce ot T. ntinkwater in Ellsworth,
saturday the ah Of Apr next, and also Wednesday
the 10Th day Of July nest, \, y, rRlNkM ArER.
), " ASS0N,
Surry lan,jery 20th. lS6t. IL
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commissioners Notice.


commissioners Notice.
x.vr the = ,bsttibers having been appointed Ivy the
w Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate Tor the coun
y Hapenk q receive nnd examine the claims Of cred
LEVI G rkSy5aeGf. late Of snrrv.
deceased represented mSnlveut do hereby give notice
that months allowed said creditors To- bring In
aud prove their claims aud that shalt attend that
Service at the olnce ot T. ptinkwater in Ellsworth
Stardsv the 2h Of April next, and also Wednesday
the 20'h day Of 'o'' nest ! = I'm, eH1Nh"ArER
surry, lam;ory 2oth. l>54 IL
TIE hereby gives pubc to all
cd he has been duly appointed and has taken upon
him.eH the trust OF an ADMINISTRATOR ct the estate ct
rELE6 GARpN ER, late Of Gastinr,
In the CO OF Hancock woman deceased by giving ncrs
the law dtrcts she Therefore ret.ur's all persons
whN indebted to che deceased estate, 90 make i'm
nc,tntc payment. and those who have any demands
WILLARD hENEREtN,
Castae, RI a, 1854, lar
'I'hc subscriber hereby public notice to all con
| crraed- that he has been dolA appointed and has
takao lpon hmscl! the trust Of an Administrator OF the
estate Of
IN the CO ot Hancock deceased. hNgivng bond 80
The law directs he therefore requests all persons who
indebted ttr said 'ccaSoi'S estate make immediate
wnymrr and those who have ANY demands thereon toe
HAYES r,NHl,M,
At, Court Of rr nate hrldst misrepresentation ami FIR the
CeI0ntt " ilaucosk, the third wednesday Of
January A. y. iNe4a
\ AMI testament Cre"e II Sylvester, hte ot
Gastoe III said county, deceased having bceu prosecuted
f9r Pr,hates
otrsea Thatthe sail E>eeaar give notice u all rcr
Interested hs caaS,, copy o Tia ofct 10 he uh
ashr three We h success 'e IA the Ellsworth American
printed at husWnrh that tb'N may appear At Probate
Geuyt, Ia he holden E'urtaIl sad county en- this
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-30

only to prevent the continuance of our
fire upon Charleston. This city is a
depot for military supplies, and contains
not merely arsenals, but also founderies
and factories for the manufacture of the
munitions of war.
In its ship-yards several armed iron
clads have been already completed, while
others are still uponethe stocks in course
of construction. Its wharves and the
banks of the river on both sides of the
city are lined with batteries. To destroy
these means of continuing the war is
therefore our object and duty.
You seek to defeat this effort. and by
means not known to honorable warfare,
but by placing unarmed and helpless
prisoners under fire. have forwarded
your communication to the President,
with the request that he will place in my
custody an equal number of prisoners of
like grades, to be kept by me in position
exposed to the fire of your guns as long
as YOU continue the course stated in your
communication.
l have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
j. G. FOSTER,
Major General Commanding.
d. G. Wager, A. A General.
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