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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-04-08
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTs.
IL. HI. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of U. s. Patent oaes. WasAington,
(sndsr the act Of 1917
70 State Street, opposite Kiiby Street,
BOSTON,

FTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF 20
n years, continues 20 secure Patents In the United
States also I'm treat Britain, France. and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds.
Assignments, and oil Papers or Drawings for. Pa
tents, executed on liberal terms and with despatch,
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
10 determine.thc validity or utility OF Patents or
all matters touching the same. Copies 81 the claims
OF any Patent furnished by remltting Ono Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington. ''..T
No Igency iH the United STATES possesses superior
faculties for oLtaiHiHg Patents or ascerfaining fs
Dat, inability oT inrehiions. f..f
During eight months the subscriber, In course OF
his large practice made on tg,es rejected appica-
was decided In ms Jd,or by the Commissioner Of
Patents. IL. III. EDDY.
TESTIMONIALS. .....
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF tho most capable
and suecesstul practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
VI have no hesitation In assuring inventors thnt
they cannot employ person more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable OF putting their APP
and favorable consideration at tho Patent ONCE"
EDMUND BURKE, ..
Late Commissioner or Patents.
"Mr II. II. Eddy has made for me TiilRTEEN
applications, on all but one OF which patents have
been granted. and that Is nog pending. such un-
mistakeablo proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend sN Inventors to
apply 10 him TO procure their patents, as they may
be cure Of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases. and Mt very reasonable char
Scs." JOHN TAGGART.
Boston. February. 1864. iyro
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CHEROKEE CURE.

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Address, with stamp,
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Mr.. Bond would take this Opportunity to thank
his friends and the public generally for the liberal
patrona 20. bestowed upon him for the past four
years, and hopes by strict attention 10 his business
and well cut and thoroughly made garments, to
merit continuance of the same. .t..r
WA. HILL, CIV. BOND.
NIB, Several good Coat and PautalOOn Makers
wanted.
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HeIn.bOId's Eat. BMchis

rs THE GREAT DIURETIc,
and Il Is ccrtar to have the desired effect in oil
Diseases-for which II is recommended.
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= PosrrEs printed at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

WANTED IMmEpIArELY-MEN OF CAPITAL r(
w call at the Inventors Exchange SO Broadway an,
examine 81 the important Inventions OF thu
age A great chance s offered 10 OF engag,
IN legitimate business to manufacture Nh important ar
ticle Of merchandise IN which City month
be made dollar invested Other business s oerc
20 those WHO have but from 500 W $50 20 invest which
they as Cs and investigate the Res
opportunity offered Agents wanted e canvas. tn
city HOWARD TIIDFE
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pAnctna AcApEmIMs.

~ PLASors pASCISd ACADshy ~ BRO tDwAY
tT. lnrsars ,rf sea Nrudav. "Wednesday aud Fri
d. evenings from 70 ~ frafcc riesdsy and THURS
day cvennes from % ~ Grand soree. saturday even
- sWIsft8's rRivArE pAvcrya ACADEMY.
g. "a F0urih avenue near fwtnT tart street Classes
ssegos1 al times suit applicants aud private tfsona
rt.r, DAY ID thuse who wish % earu quickly.
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DERENPTORY SALE IN PHILADELPHIA,
OVER 900 ACRES OF LAND
In Lycoming, Clinton. Tioga and Luzerne counties.
PENNSYLVANIA
On TUESDAY March a. 1854
At IL o'clock noon

At THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
the following described property viz
Is III ACRES DESIRABLE LAND,
lc9 tracts varying In size from 20 each
1s1t2 f6l tractsS. Lycomng county Pa In which
county numerous mines MANY
Parts hssviy timbered and others fine farming land.
10 900 "a acts) in Clinton county, western
decviiv OF the Allegheny ridge hill and valley finely
wnercd abundance Of Iron IN agrcu.
tural produce. facilities to by railroads.
400 roga county, 10 tracts Of 90 10 500 each
In the northern boundary OF the State Yort
and Erie Railroad.
900 acres Lu7erne county tracts from 30 to abont 100
each To- OF tho great coal counties tho
State The aes for carrying is products market
unusually great and ITS farming extensive
PM particulars reay, In pamphlet form. giving
names Of warraDees nTnoer Of each tract extracts
the laws ndcs which the titles deKvet under
which they will te sold farms Of srlc, &c. he had
application 70 3. r. IODINE Rsg. A South Fourth street,
Philadelphia or TO the auctoneer and at Messrs BANGS
auction roorns New York
Sale absolute or the whole AZ. III acres.
VI THOMAS SONG,
Auconears $50 and I4I South Fourth street. PhilAdelpbs
March. 1854
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CcRASros COAL Ar AUCTION.

orrc. or rHs Dstaw,nr, LAcx.wASs. Asp vrsrsasl
sueon on ssa Sun DAY Il March is 01''
q Time BE- hey w Sc SIMEON DRAPER
TwESTY.Fr FIVE rHogsANo Tons or FRESH MINED
embracing an usua s,s deliverable a, their deps,
X. viii e s nS 81 pS 81 u h rf !. sold to
ss ss o. or % Il e x. being
time sps place q sal sa and on re-
n ten Gays ana ne eSs taken away within
g sa ne soy % can Ssvs an :
y po o . per s lon SRsn s
dss as9ys speacd .asrs, a. per cent Pc,
stipulated for psym:nt unit paid and % cents per
cover NE expense Of stocking tho coaboih 70 be paid
me other condition. Of sale win 10 substantially those
s:HGs y ~ pss sssS. ss
from lie Mines. vhsn & saf from a sao
os Ts.se conditions WV be nodass e ss, The w,o,.
JOHN BRisBIr, Presidents
GALES or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- Tie Undersigned PREPARED e give special At snsoc 70
HousgnosiibS S srrssvIruRs
rsrSs. soni.fspsss %ssSs ssc. 81, s,..on I'm do
well W register their names early % cre seoes os GATE
Wv vrrrERs sucrrosKeR-wfLL still mrs
day At osocs a - oan Iaa se sas Tas r 49,
pna,ns,. rich Velvet rApesry Three ~ and o,hsr Car
far Nattresse Feather Reds Shess fable I'm Knives
FORKS spoons Glass ana China Ware. Wsrdrobes Dining
Room ana Kitchen FURNITURE and everything for house,
keeping; tweutys-rsn Eve Carpets nearly new Sew
lac Machae ~ Singer one By Grover Baker. Sale
tive.
,Ew Writer'S AUCrtONEER-wrLL SELL on
w Saturday a. les oolocS At corner 81 Thompson
Prince streets the entire Household tnrniture OF the
house, Bar and Restaurant and dxtures
Alsp nj private sale RESTAURANT IN good location
thursday, At l0ls CLOCK, at dwelling house
Washington pnce Furniture, &C W W is PREPARED %
attend to busurss IN connection with auction ad
ysnrcs = anv amorn Tie = s a st Canal where
he has been for the pae, twenty-five years.
WIN DE BOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTioN-Ar sCoIcH
W Plana y. y, Oh March 20 beautiful Building sic,
~ acres of Land under good eayst ven fsnced and
hne young orchard Of DIV arr ana stand
ard applies, peache' plumts cherries. nc has running
stream OF water thrOngh ~ IA about three ninuts wsk
from depp, and one hours ride from city, ram leasee
iet OF Cortan street At $40 A. SAFE - commence 81
i0H A. NJ.
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A UCTrON NOTICE.
a LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
This DAY (FRtDAY), MARCH Is

LARGE AND FuLL AssORTMENTs OF
CLOTHS, CASSiMERksS. sArINKrS AND DOMESTIC
GOODS; 800 dozen WOOfLES TRAVELLING SHIRTS;
20D dozen WHITE MUSLIN SHIFTS 400 do cn WOOLLEN
HALE HOss, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; Inns OF
DRESS GOODS. SILK AND WOOILEh MANTfLfAS,
and other reasonable goods TO which particular attention
inyiteu
Catalogues and goods now ready
WV. TOPPING & co, AUCTIONEERs.
Nos and n Park place and
No MURRAY street.
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A DRIAE II. MULLER AuCTlONEER
"A SALE AT AUCTION Op THE NATIONAL HOTEL
AT LONG BRANCH,

y. n
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. X. WILKINS Co. will sell
q auction on Tuesday March 70 1864 at O'clock at The
nifcent Hotel Property known. the National Hotel at
Long Prnch rhc building will accommodates four hundred
guests outhouses complete The lamb about
front OF nearly hundred feet facing the This
property s well worthy the attention OF capitalists and hotel
Drop
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HENRY II. LEEDS a. co, AUCTIoNEERs.
IL CHOICE COLLECrIoN OF

WATER COLOR SKFTCBpS,
day. March @ lo O'Clock IN ear CELERY No 2 Nassau
h ssan sG %sS BE 0y o Ss sns s f.
aTs DaSa w, Pss' ri
OF tho celebrated London Stretching Society They
are now n eaeio.ton as aooye IN easloaAe.
HENRY D. MINER, AuoroNEER- sALEsRooa 81
sf sRPS' IN rs FraS q
o. ors,ua modern 81 fsatS$s 5y artists EaTspssn
AND ws sm s h Ssr S %
1on nA u a. ss ss
scsu a g. Nsos
Ds TO s M osse aS as aps SsfI e.
s ss s II o. & gss
late Charles Baker paiud order by him from the orig
ns pannrs and said 70 be the finest copies Of these cee
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE sALEs:-THE gNDhR-
e give e.. 70 s q 81
housekeeping. =. II. LUDLOW I CO., No Pine street
E H a. 81. a., o Spa sAs MsEss STREET
nxsD%aaE fS cTff m TIs
FANCY GOODS, BuT H4ESsSs pEaruxERr, &C..
ssS1s s1i5 Linen ard Fancy Dress Busson
10 Ssssa Ss,G. and sit Elastic;
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale. {. .
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I BOGART. AUCTI0NEER.-BY s. A J. BOGART-
-. Saturday March 70, At l0 o'clock ut the auction
rooms No North William street, large quantity Of
Household Furniture consisting of Sofas Lounges Rock
Ing and Easy Chairs osewocl Parlor Suit risnof9e 81
tension Dining Table marble top Bureaus, Washstauds
Centre TAbes large French plate Mirrors lo4 choice
gilt frame Engrvngg Wardrohes Three Ply and Ingram
Carpets Oileloths Gas Chandeliers Window Curtains,
Frsnch Bedseads Bedding Hair Mattresses oak Hatstand
oak Settee In Bureaus Wasbstands. kchen Furnt
ture, &c.
T Bo0ARr AUcrroTffR Try s. 4 J. BodARr.
=. this day .. 4 oclocs in Washington street between
and West Twelfth sale consist
ing of Hoises Trucks. Harness. &c
DAVID G. MEALIo. Attorney for Mortgage.
r .ARGE SALE OF NATTREssEs AND GyNrEEL
ia Furniture auction.-R X. ROLLINS, Aucti0neer
MULLBDY ROLLINS win sell this day, at their sales
4N Canal street Mt o'clock rosewood Tce Tees IN
brocate rosewood marble top Centre Tahcs, rosewood
Raer glass back and DOORS mahogany stained and black
walnut Bedseads marble Dressing Bureaug. painted
Chamber Sets. oak Wardrobe, large French Plate Pier
0asses mahogany Rockers plain bureaus Sofas, Tables,
Chars 40 Hair Mattresses 20 pairs Paasses 80 Straw
Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bos.es; also large lot OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets 10 which purchasers In
vited
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III Ehhr ~ LEEDS 4 co. AUCrfOsEERs
IL fEhf VALUABLE AND IN PORTh Ng' 90 LECTION
ursav m 10 on. PAINTINGS
evenings Of THURSDAY 2ith ana FR "a ssh inst A
IN octck AZ the oa Dusseldorf Gallery S8 Ar a,w Az
neat door below TfanT :. Cos '' = -
very 'sluaoe and naortant coscon Of ,hs highest
order OF ORIGINAL faptinss NJ the entire COZ
% Aessrs Bailey Co. OF Pha nv them
from TIE artist direct elualng sny coeciou
aysr offered IN his CITY for public comp on and or M
prlrns anrhs OF INC trrasi mt BY tavote
mode Dusseldorf English, French aud German chaoi.
Among many others are the Nvorys n
0BKMAh SCHOOL
A. ACHEHBAcH, VkRsoxcKuOyRN. De SOTRR
B. G. KorK koEK VAN HAssE, vos 81 zr,
CARL HUMMER, CARL BEcsfR, ERpMAng.
GrskLsCHAP, HoGuEE. fOrY,
MsYEanEfa. Ss.gnr,
PREyER, PRorxssoR JoHN SrtsMFrL.
L. ToussAIsr. CBAs. NJ wKHs, Soa WILLIE.
Bosch SoEnKRMAsS d. Lpnsw,
O wAuTRRs, LIZ RAY, 4. X. kEyDyRE,
Ten KArEs. RUrrEE De vos and othern
PEcRus, T. NorrRsAs DAEsAERr,
BIILLoutS, SIEGNAC, MoNrissY.
e. FRERE, osRuR LArosp, 40.
Sidney r. Pxncy BooaIseros E. @. wILLIAr
q. BANTER, MAC DUR, SLAYER
II. CLAYrER GARFIELD, w. B4osiEy,
CRAIG, HAYES TgoRs.
BARBER, Bennett, BARLAHD. &C.
The foreign portion OF the collection have been purchased
IN Europe by gentleman OF well known taste and long
experience and The pictures X. Koek, Hubner,
A. Achenbsch and Others OF class rarely imported into
this
In the American portion choice examples BY
Church r. Cropsev Sharck, and other high class Anne
ran artists Also pieces OF beautiful PartoF Statrary
THE fsmborne Players in Repose. cut 10 order by Du
of Florence with marble pedestal esqsite work
Msreury after Thorwaidsen, cut to order, ana marble
They win be exhibition above from and after tn e.
DAY 18th inst, until the evenings OF sac
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A LyAss g RsSEE 4 co. AUcrIoSEERs -sLpEsr

IVAN 9. BAKER Z Co, AUCTIONEEKy.- NLIIERr
~ HAYWOOD Anctinncer Superb Household Fur.
ntnre &C. this day tFriday March rs the Ave story
brown stone residence No. 23 East Tenth street. between
broadway and University place. commencing MT CLOCK
this after noon consisting annt
Esen,ion Table Arm Chairs Dlnner and Ten sets RUBY
and White glassware. Table Cutlery,
Oval Mirrors. PariorsRosewood walnut Paror Far
nture Brussels Carpets Eaeeres Bookcase Tables Pier
and Mante Mrrors Curtains Pa ntings Slatuary brouze
Clocks Sevrcs and Dresden China yases, Enpravings,
Chandeliers seven octave rosewood Panoforte Stool
Cover, Music Books Encognures Rocking Cha
Hat stand Chairs 20 match BEDROOM Bureaus, Bed.
seada Washsands C0mmodes, Hair and Spring Mattresses.
Bosters Pillows Lace Curtains, Shades; also Basement
and Kitchen FURNITURE,
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No sNurray street,
UCTIOs SALE OF HANDSOME UsE HOLD FUR.
niSrsnny ROTH Aae!i s', property Of Dr.
.ssne, S ss .. 81 the ses
rss sa
seven octave psnoio,e turkish Rasy caars Lounges
s Corner and BOX stands E 10
on sar. ra.aS s and pfs
Mattresses, Bedding SOFAS Chai.s Rockers Mirrors
rabies Class China and silver War. Table Cutlery Icls"
delers, Stoves. olcio.h, &c.
EF
,vg sSeAST p gssss
sUfsss GLANCE ASp A bisiss FuRsi 2 si &c.
Yves. s.yens and srsS
sa s y Il
IN perfect s Gsd,r snf % Ss sold yaou Two s
two suit. b,st walnut il Ieps Two rich Loanse;
.na Arm me ass gas
Eggaa tor csr.s and Fancy Tables; rich Suraias and
rosewood Bedsissds Barssns Bronze clock iisir and
sss9a sss sss s'
ni,ore Sofa Beds &c SALE pos,ys rain a o. .ne Cat.
4 ucrros norrcR-wrLIIAM IRVING AUCTION.
dso1 81. Bssie Ssssssss az -
new and second hand WAGONS sssat Coaches Phseions
Psrs wagon. top no top Bugsics shifting TOP TWO
seat Wagons Harness &C L.
pY JAMES n MILLER -PEREaProRt SALE OF
and ." Rs ~ order Of
Ss%s esr VI. s = sss ac
90 DAY Ssoes 81
sss.s. rs.p;ssy s%~s ssais .
sSs s'sa@s
legs front WARREN street anu In the and rs feet
nehe. more les. College place and The esstery
Use Fran sn House; The four story brick
so g ss an. s T1 ~ s .s 'ny Dss r..
Sss the >, Ss ssSov as o. TIE
s aSd e' and U o. lex sq . ss rss and s
story bras Stores 10 be cold one parcel mars and
S. a., Il .;s: vEs GO w
O'Clock Horses Carriages and Harness Pair OF sorrr
ssrr.ss pey.esy AID CENT, % ssrus
horse WI iro, 10 30 hs above horses are us III ron Ss
ond us AND Under Ger S ..
Also Two air ssstRoetswsys second hand
n IVES a co. -sALEsRooVs
March 20 81 u and2r NJ he balance Of The beauli
this day.
n W. IVES A co.. AucTIos gERs. -sALgsHooNs
so g,aads hssnees so. q saIsrs sr' 49,,
"oek Of George iiuese at private sale ior fsw aaya
n ", IVES AUcrroSEER--p. ", Ives co.
~. will sell Tots day .. heir store I5s and ~ eadwsy
At l., O'Clock hua ut OF Bronze Chandelier aDf
Rscfe ,s also. second hand Billiard fspe win Balls
aud Cues. eompesa.
EDwARD rETIISgER Aycr :, ,L,E g WAL y;sd
Fulton street lot OF Dining Chars iabe, Vco,h
Crockery, Kitchsnssrc, Bass WOODWORK sundiies, fc
Sale ieemptory
,FoRaR COOK CTIONEFR-SAbts RooN 1u
tT Broadway private sac l,rse stock Of hne Fur
nilure for perors, chanbers llbnres dinus rooms ~
Chars, MitrHrs Trrb wood
p,aros,rtr rafrtar.s Haraess &c. ~ B-Saes o House
h.li Furniture the ~ owners When desired
rrgNRY ~ LEEDS y GO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ill II LgNnA 4 90. wil eol 81 lCp IN frlatg MaVh
IA No - nassau House
Mold Fnratnro slstua 81 Bfugea and lagsan tarcs
Do Tar Ne. tcqH't Pri'fsse' brieiats Waf fNtw
ok rtlruSru N.uLN TAD o# Nn1Ny ts feMe
efnyb u baluHrf rlatlh. t0.na 10. re. A. ass
hln.en sUrnIlpfs, sG
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Ivan Y. BAKER 4 90. AUCrtOkBERa
"A ALBERT HAYWOOD. AUrrIoNEEH
nAaNIFICENT

A Ivan y. BAKER y 90. AUCflOkEEltN
"A ALBERT HAYWOOD. AUcTToNEsR
HOUSEHOLD
PlARORoRTR, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE IN sue.
BS0GADR AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS CHANDELIERS.
~ gAisfiN1s 1899 i,s HrAfv y.era
and and costly works Of art aud articles OF vta
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON THIS DAY (rHrDAyl. MAREH 21
Al tho elegant residence Of Bnsnham. Es ~ Wesl Biz
Ieenth street bc.ween Fifth and Sixth avenues sale COM
meneing a. IL O'Clock.
The ausioneer would call the particular attention OF his
friends and the public % his sale The catalogue comprising
The largest aud ron0st Of Household Furniture
&C, oDsrea at auction thu feasou. Sale percmptory
Drawing Room snits-Super6 suits Furniture covered
With brocstel Of richest description; elegant sets Window
CURTAINS to match the suits Eageres plate glass doors
Secretary and Boocase Centre Tables Satuary marble
top Knc0gnures Bronze and 0rnou Chandeliers Cabinets
Mnndoln PLAYING 10 tunes; Artgc Bronze Clocks Vases
match; Orrnslu and Dresden China Ornaments marble
stausry Bronze Figures ON Paintings by eminent artists
MAGlITiCRNT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
FORTE
Richest instrument offered auction this season fully
guaranteed bv the makers Stool broeade stand
Books, &C. Hat STAND Chairs ~ match, Oak Buffet Exten
sion Table Chairs Sofas cnt and Engraved Glass were
Cake Baskets, Oyster Dish Turreen rahe Cutlery Linen.
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus. Book Stands
Apnoire Glace suite, Hair and Sprinz Mattresses,
twenty -four pairs Linen Sheets twenyfonr pairs Linen
Pillow Cases, twelve pairs French Bankets Towels Coua
terpanca Marseies Quilts French Toilet Sets ahos
aparmenta Parties wishing to attend this
Firth Sixth avenue STAGES from Aston House ST.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels; leaving At Sixteenth
street, two doors from house.
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Long Insh The building win accommodae four hundred
o. The lang about len s hes
property IL well worthy the attention Of capitalists and hotel
ss irving sss M spa 20 sas.s SHs
srAspAR6 Asb assa g s.
ing Of great variety Of valuable including Medicine
SS sSes, also collection Of Scientific Classical and
J. L. SMITH. AUorIoNEER-wiLL SELL THIS
~. day at II O'Clock at II Ninth between second
and Third Piano three Parlcr Suits rosewood
Pier Glasses Brussels aud ingram Carpets OIL Paintings
and everything belonging TO hrst class house.
LOTION NOTICED D. CAULKINs. AUOnoNEER.
srLHs xsP W Hogss9 e za Ev sS
Al Public Auction this day friday, March rs,
No. ss 1Es ST S f'SsfR' sasisfnf STREET
ssysN o ps and SnS f II o'clock
ssosss SUITS
ssvREs AND DRESDEN eHlsa So oskadEN lIsshrArs'
OIL PAINTINGS BY s shES9 Es2Azr srATuAHv
BOOKCASE rrAessss essSks h4H4Hfs!0S TABLE
TAhET
s sss urSr. Of ever s na
and TO be sid without any reserve An examination will
Pariors contain three eassn, full OF rosewood
s sns AND @ AND gold ad
did and costly Parian Ornaments, rich Vases, &c
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOrORTE
Stool and Cover.
elegant instrument with round beautifully
ed legs and case, all modern Improvements
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Rasy Chairs in hne Centre and
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
BedseAds washstands Sofa Beds 10 nne hacloth
Hair Mattresses from ~ 70 10 pounds made
excellent condition.
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons. Sc with heavy
Cnt and Engraved Glassware II every dcsrr iption.
Carmen In attendance 10 cart pack ship goods for
sbasers
N B-Housc and Lot for sale. Apply tho premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

Q HERMAN \ CO.. AUCTfONFERs. SELL THIS DAY,
.. rridsv garch - At clock. al the saesroom IS
Bowery ar.e stock o. imported domestic Wines
quo- and SCARS vzcask OF osrd Cognac Brandies
part par. in t.d Gin Ram Port and sherry
Wine IS barrels Old B0nIlon and Rye Whisky: %
and baskets ChAmpa also srgs lot o. Segars Chew
ing smoking Fooaoco Platform Scale Horses Harness.
Wagons ~.
= HERMAN a co AUcriOvEERs. SELL THIS DAY
-. o'clock in front Of the IS Bowerv BY
virtue Of execution Inc Horses Bar.
ness &C. . the ighes bidder. FOR cash
JACOB KoEHLER, City Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

A Scotch nobleman, seeing an old gardener
of his establishmentjwith very ragged coat,
made some passing remark upon its condition.
"Its vera guild coat, said the honest old map.
81 cannot agree with you there" said his lord
ship. "Ay,it's just a vera guild coat per-
sisted the old man; sit covers contented
spirit, aud body that owes no man anything,
and that's MAR than many man can say OF
their coat
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04
"Oh! you want tae sa,cl'"

The proof that your butter is good is that
you do not tasteit it. The proof that your body
IS iu healthy condition is that you do not ieel
it. The proof that you are enjoying almost
every blessing that you need, is that you think
very little about your condition. For II is ha-
man nature to growl over everything that is
not pleasant, and to take as matter Of course
the blessings of God.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

An elegantly dressed young lady recently
entered railway carriage, where there were
three or four gents, one Of whom was lighting
cigar. One of the SCENTS" asked If smoking
would incommode her. She replied: i do
not know, sir; no gentleman has ever smoked
In my presence
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

A gentleman of Belfast had at one time in
his employ an Irishman possessed of good
deal more zeal than knowledge. His employ
err gave him a key one morning, with direc-
tons to Ego to the post office and get the con-
tents OF forty" Pat vanished, but presently
came back with pockets. hat and hands filed
with miscellaneous collection of mail matter,
and the explanation given was, that had de.
manded and obtained of the astonished official
the mail matter ofiorty different private boxes.