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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
CAVALRY HORSES SVAHPED.

nPFICE ASSISTANT oUARrERlAsrKR,
" WHlELEHg, WE5T Va, June -. 1854
OPEN MARKEE for the purehass Of CAvAiIy
Horses viii be continued AZ Wheeling. West We.
ON hundred and any aVs dollars viii Be pal4
for an horses pAaspd by the Board Of Inspection
X can harI.a fr hoosEalEy ssrvfes mlst be s5uud
in every parteuIar; from 5J affesn % ll6l nEtoel
hands HIGH and not less thaa t5l ave nor more than
(al years old; IN god -nuIht o0mpaeug otllti
bEidlsEssI of good aetion, and frue fon all d.
fAcfaD
Payments 70 be made in ''Csrtiaostes % Indobt-
OdneSS" for oight hOrsas or moro
By order Of Il. Col. JAS A. KKIN, Chief @ ~:
JG. RARNsW0RfH,
{OSo-eOdtf lf "a F Oa5L \ 40 n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
PropertY Tor Sale.

Property for Sale.
THE House nOH occupied By J. LAndfr1ed, Aain
Ths HOu,s nOE occupied by Peter Frsneh, Wetsr
Ai1O. the DusllIng HOg.e nos oosupIsi b. 7. q.
Logo, Main street, N0Tth WasennE.
me shove viii b nd iog and on roag0uAbls
terms. Apply 70
augI7-SOds 30 .... ..f-. Nonr0s Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
Public Sale or Valuable Land.

I'm PURsUGNo Of tbs Issi vim aal testament Of
II Daniel StoenrOd, viii sell - pablie sale On
mon DAY, the 28th day of September, l601, at the
Oourt Houas In WheolinG, % The hignnIt and bet
wheeling Greek In Ohio oounty, near the tAraa %
which Mrs. Orugsr lives, aud adlqin1 the lad o.
RsnIOTth and others, and ta the sane tract of iand
VeYed 70 the Aid Daniel 5tsaErOd By doed datrd the
lifh Of aovombef iBf9. and rocofded "a Ohia e1un-
ty in Book No. ~, and containing per sAi4 e'ei
ffiE Teams OF SALE AREi Ons fourth of tie
purchass money is to be paid In cash, aad the red
d1e r 70 Be paid 10 three years b. thros oqual AZ
nnai instAlImsntA, with interest tr0m the day Of
.ale till paid and % be Secursd y deed o. Hult
% the land The whole tnset Will Be sold i1 ODo
body and BY the acre. Tue iand Will BE- sold suhieet
% Tue pFossnt Ioass % Bt0rk 4 Ebbsrt. which oE-
pires The hrSt day Of April neEi, Ehsa PoasssPa
- , ---.. lar-ra ANDREW WHFg,
AdmIni5trator Of the estate Of Daniel stssnrO4
AugD-td 10 e~ L 20 A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
al CARD..

u ~
DR- r. n LEE-PHYALoLAN. SURGEON
oud regpeetfuIly inform his friends and the public
Es1oraIIy that he Is Btl doing bn1iDo1g ae his old
stand, Main street. near the sqspension bndge,
where he win oo happy Q Attsna 2 any puslnSs
eall1 pronptIy attended 70. M. Lee ig . graduate
Of the Eelstie Medical InSttnta Of Cincinnati, ano
~ besn Vhfiously onga,sd In the practice OF his
nnofu11Ion for the laHf fourteen yearI. DE-. Lee b
nov prepared with al tie nee@saEy apparatus tor
the Medical application OF Hleerteig IN the treat
nent oF Chronfo diseases, 20 which he would invite
tie special attention Of the G1iioted. 70 pareet
he GHeAlIng Art" Of the present day (as praeteed
by Eesctiosl that few n6d despair OF fece1ving per
IS.neut benedt n they cannot Be perfectly cured
ehfidren AIIeommunication8 strictly confidential
oar praeteo q safe certain and prompt, leaving no
Tnercaral tant IN the system, but eleanGing reno
yntinE and the general ly1tem, acting
In unison with Natures uneErtng hWl-
~ WHEHLm1, WIsf VA, Dec. ath, 1854
q, an t5hOm q may eOEesTR: We, the under.
dGned members Of the Wet Virgins Legi1latufe,
nc pleasure IN nyfng that We have known DF.
RiehArd II. Lee many Years previous - the break-
inr out or the Rebellion, Tucoo8sfaI and ehor.
efto urnefitfoner Of sdieins tofthe Eclectic SCHOOL,
both in KanaShA county Va7 aud Gala county
Vn'o- a1 @. SLACK, Senator tn DlIt.
W. s DUNBAR, n. BID.
.s JOHN n PHHLPHs, Pres Senate
i rT-onus ons door south e Kramar's Hotsl
f5I.n AZ Sip 70 consult he Dr. az thsy prefer
i can can q room No. 90, Grant House, and Mn
i e WI take pi9hSuro 10 accompanying then ..
ne once Can Be found q The Grant aSass a
night. eas1so7S
1TnE BoXKs ". 3. oHEEsE juIt TscsiVsa u
ilZO ana LIST, MORRISON co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
Hollands German BittersI

(PURELY VEGETABLE)
Hoyty Of Ignorant QuAeks and unscrupulousi iadVen-
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
aood.gates ofNOStrums in the shape Of poor whisky
TIel, compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics, StomRehies and BitteFs. 80
preparatonS in plethoric bottles and high-bellIed
teEs under the modest appelRtiOn Of bitters which
instead curing, only aggrayate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
The test Of hteen years trial by the American pub
he and their repu alton and sale are not riyaledby
any similar prepaFatlon- ,.rss-.,
the most eminent Oergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens teBtiying, oither own personal knoWl
edge to the beneficial effects and medical Vrtu9sof
these BitteTs. .afA q
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENeTHEE
YoUi -.-- .r...-
DO YOU WANT GOOD AEPETITEr
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU
TONI
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wELLi
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERvoUsNEsst
DO YOU WANT ENERGYi ia
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT .-I
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

quantity, 81 per bottle; hkf dozen, rs. Small Eisa
'es per bottle; half dozen, -. jar es
ER-Ror sale BY BreEEists and DoaloES 6yeEy yWhers
hIoe United etates, and BY all the Druggflte and
Dealers In wheeling. oets1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

NO. 63I ARCH STREET.
RrSHsipaI oflss and NsHItsesOsgs
JOINS EFASss
tsuo'essOrs to Q. N Jackson . co.,l
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BFOadbent's French Coffee.

BrOadbent's French Coffee.
THE BKsf AND OHEAPEsF SUBSTITUTE FOR
JAVA CORRRE, KHE OERERED 70 THE
....-- t PUBLIC. tf
HNHE undGIiEns4 have ben appointed Agents for
IL the Gaio q this eEcsllsut pTepsratio1, which
they oHsr the trade with entire e1nadenes Of IT.
A largo supply Is kept eou.tanfly and uil b Sold
LIEf, MORRISON & co.
wheeling. Jlly16. %. HoA . Z 90 a.in g.
IACKEREL.
O00 HLR. BBLs. NEW no. 3 HKDIUM.
lEOO 100 HI Bbll Ha 2, for s1ls VsIy lOG .
sasI HIsT, MoRRIsON = 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
IAsl \. DELLoE. l-f taa no. q. 4EnEILR.
NEW FIRM.
JAMES N DILLON = CO.
No. IO2, Market Street,

No. 1O2, Market street
WHEELuG, WA
DLUMBKRs, Gas Filters, RFass Founders and na.
ehiniItl, dsaleTB In Wrought IrpnB GalyaniEed
Aqueduct, and al sizes of Lad Pipes ChsndAnerS
GsEhxtursa ofOvery description, Sheet Lad. .Bras1
Oocks and valves, staau WhlItlea, Steam and Mator
0lAgos, LIN and Force Pump4 einky Hose Baooh
Metal Block Tn, zlnks Antimoly 0rosl-
tors and al othsF articles connected with the bu1
nesl Of Plumbing Hnd Gas Fitting.
Aronf f1r tie Mensely and AmalgHu BellAs
We1 TubfnR Tools, Pumps, &e, for on Wells
fuFnished on short nOtiea. clah paid for COppert
oTdSn fiom absoaA earufalIy ndpEomptly ansd-
nuEl-a -Trl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
Anairs i'm Atlanta.

From the Richmond Examiner, Sept. IL.
POSITION OF rHE TWO oARMTEs-YANKBR BRAa-
aADosIA-REDuoTIoN OF sHERMAH's ToR-
oRa nTn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

BEWARE OF ooUNTKREE1rA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
A DeSiFabIe Farm for Sale.

C-P'APP PSa4.@.ss 994 e T.1 Va. i:s5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

7nE BoXKs N. 3. OHEE8E juIt received b
III aag4 LIST, MORRISON 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

ConosFnIng n Paupsr s,of whom LSSs
70 Might haVebeen Written"
A few days ego we copied from the Fair
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
CHARGE.
"vioIation Of the laws of War. y

"Violation OF the laws of War"
Specification lst.-Gn this: that she Ssllis
Pollock, a citizen OF Allegsuy couuty, Ma
ryland, did carry letters from persons re-
siding within lhe limits of the SO called
Confederate States, across the lines of mil.
itary occupation by the Armies of the Uni
ted States, TO DO mailed and delivered 10
persons sympathising with the cause OF the
said Confederate States, aud when arrested
in Cumberland, Maryland, on the 18th day
OF April, 1864, had q number of saiIietters
on her person. This on or about the lst
day of April, 1854, near Cumberland, Ma
rylsnd. ''i1 Yrs
Specification 2hd.-Td this; that she Sallis
Pollock, a citizen of AlIegany county, aa-
rylaud, did carry letters from within The
lines OF military. occupatirn of Ibs Armies
OF the United States. 70 be mailed or de-
liversd to persons resldfng south of said
lines, said persons being IN aJms against
the pited States or, in sympathy with the
armed enemies theEepf. This on or ab0ut
,the listl dAy Of Aptti, 1864, aud at sundry
'othef Stimes, uesr G1mbeTlAnd, Marrland.
y Specification 3rd = - t1is: that she, SaIlis
,P6lloek, a cItif9nlpE AiIega county, Ma.
Fylapd. did have iinH her possession whsn
aEfesteti1 lestetS ttruuteit TO persons in
armed rebei lion Eaihst,lh he UnitsCi States,
for The afowsd pafp6se - Ff1tnffrlaIs
;themsto safd persong a. ditseted on %
.nhtsltle Of sal leite Thi9 On OF ab5ut
Ihsl2th day OF April a So 81 Cumberland,
Maryland. -.
To which Charge and Specifications The
accused pleaded, ,"Not Guilty"
RISDIS0.
The Commission, having maturely con.
stdeted the evidence addGced, fuds the ac.
eused, Miss SaiIie Pollock, a citizen of AL.
gany eounty, Maryland, as follows:
ofthe lst Specification of the Charge,
ott6s 2nd Specification Of the Charge.
2t,ie srd Specification Of the Charge.
oot the Charge, "GniIry." sg !
sEETEEcE. ,,if.
Aud the Court does therefore sentence
the accused, Sallie Pollock, TO be imprjs-
,oned at such place as the General COM
manding may designate, during the exist.
ence of the present war, 90,
III. The proceedings of the Military
Commtssion ia the foregoing case are ap
proved The sentence is confirmed, aud
by direction of the Secretary of War will
be carried into execution ini the Penilentia.
~ at Pittsburg, PennsylvaniA.
The Provost Marshal General of this De-
Psrtment will sehd tho Pris5ner to Pit,s.
burg. Pennsylvania, nnd deliver her, TO The
ThEdsu OF the Penitsntiaryi with copy of
By order Of Ne. Gen. sIonL.
JoaW FHAYER MELVIN, Asst Al III Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

Trial snd Sentence or saIIIo POIIose
by . MILttary OOlnmIGsIOn at Gum
berlRnd, Md.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
SAPITAL-- - 915o, 900
DIRECTORSi

NC ARTHUR AEeat fer paying Pensions. o@eo,
SOL, AsL1rs House, being the same once forn0rIY
oeezpie4 By Adams pres ConPsny. april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

Is ARTHUR, AKt.
- ~ No. I AIrlafs Housa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

When-a people are, ready and willing
at all times to surrender their property
aud pour ont their blood like water for
the maintenance of free Government
and free Institutions, they dre entitled to,
and should have, all tho rights aud im-
HA4pities of free citizens in that Govern
,nieRt. The loyal people of these distrcls
have remained true to the Union under
the most. trying gcircumstances, and let US,
the Representatives oea free people, mot
refise to extend to them the rights and
privileges. guaranteed to every lOyal cit
izen. Let justice be done though the
heavens fall 1 earnestly -hope that the
time will lt-soon come, MF. Speaker, when
the Gag of our country shall wave in tri-
umph all over this fair land, and when
we can say witch truth
ts4Rar as the eye eau reach, the bIlIoWs roam,
Survey our einpItS aud bib Id our home.
These are our realms, no Limit to their sWly;
Oar Dag the seSpter all who meet obey"
y r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
JOHN 81. HOFFMAN,
aetotney for Prosecuting
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

MILL eonttn1s 70 prosecute INVALID aud other
e wv PENSION CLAIMS, a. Esll - CLAIMS for
BOUNTY MONEY, BOUNTY LAED, BACK PAI,
81 for HORSES and other PROPERTY lost In the
Military SE&EICH Of the United stAtoa. Also
5ilI give proupt attention 70 COLLECTIHa OEk-
FIFfED ACCOUNTS E0C H8WliBg. Es.
UGinE 20 ny sE EDsrieoee and familiarity with the
VARIOUS PESSIOS, BOUNTY AND BJUhTY LAND
LAWA aud the EAFBG Rn.onnt Of RECORD BFI.
DEACl Ia ny pOsSosEi1u, GlA1itll ne 70 be very
AaeesSsl1iiu ia the prosecution Of 5UsPBSBD CLAIMS
sghsa 10 many instA1eeS the eianIAnt Aud attorney
hSi long EiTsn Up Ia despair. Nc natter how dim
-flit the claim % IL isjaSt.
1lIress 5OHN Il. HOFFMAN,
MmEAntoHn, WOst We.
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new CLOTHING HOUSE,

TnE suBgcR1BERs LATELY REMOVED TO
CLOTHING STORE At No. l6l Main ;, trert. In he
room formerly occupied as GrahAra'S Furniture
stole, q teE doors above lGrbour's Carpet Store,
nnder the firm name Of 'Ff- , -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

NO. 08I ARCH 8TRRET
Ps1SsipaI 0Rss aa4 Aaagtsstovy, .F
JONKB 4 HVANG,
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REFER TO

REFER TO
doN. z. L. BEEEsHIEa, JudgO Supreme Court q
r4ppeAlI, Nor EInJoWn, West Va. rla =.
Hos. VIZ A. HAEEIs9H, yuJES suprenS o01rt of
5o;S, E.. P9!si.S. GSi. u. N. Bank of wheel.
Ina, Al CIGF ssburE, West Va, Ef-zLsg -.r-
w. WA0BER, CSshIsr ". Z y. RSnk Ot Wh0alingS
u A0rEAnuo IN, HsSt Ys.
kAAHEI KiaH. BANKERS, PittSburEh, Pa.
kIIIEIBO1Ia. HAEI 4 Co. BaRksrs, WaShinEton,
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HEApquARrERs,l DEPARTMENT W. Va.
CuMBERLAND, MD., April 20, '64.
deneTsE Orders. No. all
7 l., Before Military Commission which
convened at Cumberland, Maryland, on the
l1th day Of April, 1854. pursuant TO Sps-
ciaI Orders, Nos. 10 aud 73, Series of 1861.
frsm these Headquarters, and of which Col.
81. McOasliu,- 18th Regiment West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry is President, Ess ar
raigned and trIed:-
Miss sALLIE Pollock, citizen Of AiIegaay
county. MArHlnnh,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

sE AC- islliiI GfTGgFifI u
PRICEa.-LarEs 5isS, ;holafSG nearly double
GuAnslty, 81 PSr BoltIPi half aOEPa, -. Small SIS
1so psr bottle aati .141s aoe ~ ri .2
VPor sale By DTuEEiStS and DealoES GToryUhsre
IN Ibs URItOd StsSSs, Sad by all the DrUGEi6ts add
DOGlOEI n WhOsfinE. ostSly
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KLINE & &HEYMAN.

'with an entire new Stock Of GENTS AND Boys
Clothing And GeutS BurnIShIbR GOOdS generally,
oohSisItUg Of Goats, PAnta, YesIs shirts Drawers
handkerchief, Ties, soeEs. UmbrollSs and Carpet
sAeEsfto which We invite the At ehtIon OF CASH
BUYERS, guAranteeiHg sound goods and low prices,
As We intend all those who favor with their Gus
tom ma e Saai An AsAA' KLINE q HErmAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

tsss''.'o'' TOO n 5'et'os .9:1l : qfl ,5sa3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

A UCToG NOTICE ID : HouGH AUCTl0NEER,
N v4n cell auction ths Cay tInuTsday) April 10, o.
sUA tbe contents Of the private residence 1D1
Ea Eighteenth street Second consisting OF
MA Nrsel Brussels and CARPETS rosewood
psfof Furniture Two 1ne Per Mrtors With all Cornces
and Base TabCs match richly broicered Lace Cur
tains walnut aud osk DminH Room FeTBufe good Cham
D.r SUITE Mattresses ana BEDS, Mahogany Desk lot
Booka Pamphlets good assortment 81 kitchen Uten
ella with which lhe sale viii commence Catalogues on
morning q ssle 10 posiponement 90 account " me
~ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14
IIENRY H. LEEDS a co, AuCTloSEERs
IL SALE or CHOICE OLD WINES. BRANDlTs L.

HENRY T. LEEDS ) co VII sell at auction hts day
Thursday Apfi ~ a. IL O'Clock, ST her No
20 Nassau street,
Positive pefempory sale OF large valuable
grade Wines Liquors and Segafs be sold
iusoyeni concern late The importing and jobuine
business including very old Loucon DOCK Braudes
Guard, Heunessey iine Growcrs' Aarte, Dot Gordon.
pemsriin j. J. Yrarte nomeocq Topaz and Other
Sherres: Pale, Brown and Golden Sauerpne other
Ports sno demiJohns. email lot OF
old South Si3elMsdera, guaranteed twenty
years old Hock. Claret Cstawba and Champagne Wines
several old Bourbon Whiskey, IRISH and
Scotch whiskey Holland and. English Gin Jamaica
Granada Rum Tue pnplc may implicitly the
quality goods offered al TINS sale Gle
guaranteed precisely Ike sample and description NO Other
xoods admitted.
Also balance invoice OF about IS 900 Havana Sc
care, remaining from 'ao1iPck q vel snown importer
tisting Of Breras Regaas Branucas Conchas. Ganxue
Flor Penssdos. Conchs HHladrsdos. Operas, Lon
ores other styles OF the beat brands porc
for this Market viz -Cabanos, Figaro Punch, Winfield
Scott Rosa La Flor dc Aburne, Ii So de Santiago II
Fronunento Couoma, Duc La Iurca e. Peru, III Senior
other avortcs Dealers and pubic buyers wishing
ouran samples DO early Oh The morning Of the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14
A J0URNEAY AuCTiONEER NO PINE STREET
"A. LARGE PEREMProRY SALE OF STATEN


ibc executors ~ Dr. y Harrison, deceased, the Ex
tbanse salesrcom, 4! Broadway New YORK BY A. JOUR
SkAl, 90 Thursday, April ~. lsG Il At ~ O'clock Nj
lois and f4oei al IompRinsyle Brewster vandn2er
ard Gay streets. aud Port Richmond Broadway and
hecefton street q rer cent o. NOR gage y desiren
Also T. Lots On Fort u Tompk usviie. Fourth
rpe, tetwctI Fowler auG Nester cit
Afo e L,ts Eruoks ana First avenue between
s0wler and WeSfervctt avenues. Terms al
Tbs sile VIII comprise some al the finest the
4land most destratly ocaled imrro IN
tnd worthy tie attention 81 parties seeSing
fTottabie tesimeIts
Maps 81 the ufhce ~ the aueiloreer
JOURSEAY. No. s Pine street New YorE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

. uC1ION SALE OF GOOD FURNITURE ~ BROOK.
"A ivp " COLE a MURPHY Rosewood Piano, rose
wood BOOKCASE Ald Tees ises Ter Classes mahosany
and bacs walnut Tees. Bedsteads, Mattresses Vel
vel prusytp ana nRrain Carpets Olcoths black walnut
Escuscu DINING able and Chairs mahogany Bureaus and
Wa.hsiar0s Kitchen Furniture, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

L SMITH, ArCTioNEER WILL SELL TEis
"A dav occcs. u MINI street, Second
Thrd parior Suits rosewood and black
walnut Bedroom Suits Chairs. Tatles Rockers Pier
Gihsses Brussels mud Ingram Carpets OIL Paintings and
Everything belonging 10 brst cass house House 70 let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

IIENRY II. LEEDS A CO., AuCTioNEERS
Ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HENRY ". LEEDs co. Will sell at suetion, on Thurs
Cay Aprn ~ al i0 O'clock AT The residence no 70 Las
Twelfth street, Household Furniture consisting Of Brus
eels and Ingram Carpets, carved mahogany Sofas
Chairs Tete Teet and Rockers In hair coih gil,
Mirrors rosewood marble top Side and Centre Tables
mahogany sFrcnch Bedseads. Boosters aud Pillows. Paas
Brocade window S0flains, xtensiUn DINING liable
BAR Mattresses, Tursey red Window Curtains gt Cor
rices, Vasbs,sBds China, Croeksry aud Glass Ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14
uCTION NOTICE -PERENPTORY SALE OF
"A SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
AND MAGhlFICENI MARBLE LAVA AND BIsQUE


With the entire superb Furniture rich carrots, silver.
6c bf The house. al 10 perfect order and
Sl4 10 he SOLD
reserve. Terms cash.
This tThursdayl afternoon a. O'Clock AZ The Spacious
52 West Twenty hrst street between seventh
and Eighth oy r T. NESTCOrr, aucrouser,
siugle SOLD rosewood Parior SUIT IN the
rshest ntOcade RECEIPT Cbas. gobein tapestry
elegant EaRefe TUIxsh Lounges ana Gnafs Centre and
Pane Tables with Egyptian and S.atuary marble ee
rsut octave Psnof0Tie. Music Cabinet Stool and
Cover superb prsh Tapestry Carpet Lace Curtains and
shades costly brupyes Groups, Hisque Figures
Lava Ornaments Vases Bronze C9cks &C collee
uon elegant Paintings bronze sud Ornolu Chandeliers
marble toI Sideboarde EsrEetoIres Dvans,
sLEEflfG ROOMS. DINING ROOM AND HALL
euIefb Ind Bedsteds spring and Hair
Nxtiresses walnut suils reps, French Cottage
Spring Seat Chars elegant Beds aud Bedding Oval
kiTrUfs Sofas sofa BCcsteaCs WaTGrobes Bookcases
rosewood Hall Stand, ONcoths. elegant China and Glass
War silver Ware Table Cutcry tine Wider ron
safe three square Extension Tables. Buets Dining
Chairs &C The sale " III lake r.ae RAIN SHINE. Caia
.osDes al The house DEPOSITS res ared q purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

A UGIIOE SALE OF EyRsITuRE, IN BRookLYN-
~ ~ COLE MURPHY On Thursday Al iOI o'clock,
a. $50 faton street. mahogany sofas Bureaus and Chairs
rAhogaty Hedseads spfng and Hair Mattresses Brussels
eaa fnafnsu Carpets, on clothg ard hattug CutiainA
UhIrp and ulass Ware Kcnen Fuiallnre, g. also Ho"e
W. Wagons ana HarncAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

HARDWARE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, &C
III J. Z. BALSEY A CO. ArCTiONEERS WILL SELL
FRIDAY. APRIL Is,
al IL O'Clock at the ~ Barclay street -
catalogue, for cash geuerai assortment
HARDWARE, CUTLERY PLATED WARE &C
lots SUIT an country buyers Gaia ogyes reaeJ
morning sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

AUCTION NOTIcE-wlLlihm IRVING. AUCTION.
"A tes-OsGOOD COOK vii eel tas car Thursday
ATr ~ At y O'CLOCK Of their store ~ Cedar street
neat Htoadp ay Horse l59s HANDS high gyeaft
sIo. s0and ant sind 10 single o. doutle harness
Smiling T0I baRres
-four seat HtckAwAts
fumI scat tCp thAstun.
Ehlftlng TOP rhnetou.
Atty built Bappes
FoNF seat Depot wagons
elA seal Coach, ight ard handsome
New setoLd hand poutie and siIge Eafnest Elan.
Acts. dc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

Ivan q BAKER / Co, ACCTIoSEERs. ALBERT
n HAYWOOD auclioneer E1ecuturs' sale OF superb
tousehold Furniture THIS gay Fea,scay) Apr ~ No 23
Tenth street. Broadway and University place
iDg at Two O'Clock consisting u DEngroom Walnut Side
beard F. tension Table Arm Chars DuE= and Tea Sets
Ruby and Wine class Ware, Table Cutlery SILVER Plated
Ware, &c, Oval Mirrors Psrors- Rosewood ana walnut
faTlor tufutre Brussels Carl EteAeYcs BCoElsse,
Sstes Pier and Mael Mirrors. Curtains, Paintings
Bronze Corks Sevres and Dresden China Vases En-
Chandeliers octave Pan1forfe Stool
snd Cover, Music Stand, EncolRul Rocking Chairs,
Lounges, HaslauC. hairs 10 match Becrooms-Bnrpaus
fedsleaus Washsiards Commoces Hair and Spring Mat.
re,ses Bosers Pillows Lace CariaIns and Shades Also
Basement aud kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14
: MCGUIRE. AucrIoNEER. WILL SELL AT

IOsEPH MCGUIRE AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
y bis store l2e Third avenue near Fourteenth street.
day April H. ~ l0h O'clock large quantity OF Fur.
removed rop Lexington avenue for conyenience Of
sale consisting Of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Bureaus
sdeboards marble top Centre Tables mahogany Furniture,
IN harcothi large and two medium size Pier Glasses
o lot Of Books tPfotssiautl