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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
FOR SALE.
FGDHB 81 HE HN
DELZELL s& JONES,
Real Estate Brokers,

LOT s2x by 1876 feet, on North Illinois street, eve
~ SQUARES from the Bates House, with side and rear
slley which Is small house, substantially built,
wood house, smoke house. stables, shrubbey OF large
growth, grapes, DC Is offered st lower figure any
other property this admirable Half cash ard
balance on time
Also-A New Frame House OF seven rooms, with two
lots. on the high ground Of South Illinois. street for
50 sn0. eecs-d-;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

FoR sAtx One hundred well.impro,el farm
IN niuos. Por particulars apply 90
PsIsros I Bko.
l20l Hasonvills Crawford Go. iliD0ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

II The weather yesterday moderated, an,
rain fell last night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

. t. Persons indebted TO will p'eise call
and settle sab our book keeps. T Z. Holbrook
9i-in JAnrsox ( FrSKaorsER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

IL The large and pleasant rooms, in the
second and third stories Of the Sentinel building
ere fos rens Possession can be given i'm medi
stelv. ~ -. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
ga roax xoSEr rAsKrr.

NV oRK, Decenbef Is.
Gold dull during the mornidg At 1891 @234r
The bulls attempted to break the monotony by
q rumor that Boiler had beeu defeated. bu, the
effect OF The rumor was hardly fslt. The eves-
lag market Vas weaker and declined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

tz-A few hundred exchange papers can be
rad at this Office Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Desig mated
Depository o fthe q uised ssates.

"TlLL receive subscriptions, financial agent %
w the Government Far ell Of its popular Iona
VIII coiec; geld interest registered and coupon
bands the most liberal terms Currency b3nds casAet
on preeenta;ion when due.
Always on hand full supply Off. s. revenue stamps.
fer sale st the rtyular discount
WI buy Aad sell all governnezi s~clrities orders
Washington. coin and exchange In all the principal Gle.
ies
WIN make collections throughout the ws., and Es.s
al very reasonable rates.
win receive deposits, AMI loaa money 81 per cont
on good security
Having unlimited facilities, viii transact kinds sf
banking business on fair terms and With the utmost
prOupiness
IHEo p. HArGBKY. Prss't
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. Decerbe, , 1854.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

GNoR aALE-ny DWELLING HoUsK Axp ovy,cs.
Persons Wishing V purekase pissss ell q ~
c-2.sr ~ Z. HowARp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

FHB FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANA
il United S,ss-s. sp< NJ. s1y,s> % sAs uess fsvsrs


And Nh sry Ard ssL Gold. silver, KKchases. os~ers-
ment vocchsrs o-ters ws<hngtsn, stsis stsrks
ruslic Securities az every descrptscn-
Coiiecrcns vi be promptly usde. and ever kint %
business attended 70 hat b>icnSs iegnsss bankng
Regular customers are ony charged pr ee1f. upsn
Losns obtained this Rank. and he ample pre-
visions are maze fer he saehee?as 81 Dro<b ssd fsr
the accommodation osD~positers-
In addition 20 The respcnsibty % The United stssss
for the liabilities oftke Esrk the otockhc1ders inx
sdnhy responsible TO The extent ether stock IN add
ton to the invested snch .hsre~ sAus aasrzn~
she ample security 90 The psb,sc.
The following the present etoe1hoier Of TIE is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26

,,oor.4;ng 70 the Washington Star, ali the
r,aaral ;nfaDtrg which have been IN the out
:. line Of the aefences If Washington : !. 6. from
r,;rfax Court House to Bull Run have con
,,,c.ea their line" ard many of them are to be
,nt 70 reinforce Grant, the I'd District re-
~..;n;0g at Springfield Station on the y. u 4.
R seven miles from Alexandra. A brl-
~1o of Federal cavalry are also III thar vicinity
on pytrol duty.
r;shback. the newly elected United States
Senator from Arkansas, according TO the st.
ro,;s ~ srs. was I. ,1ernher Of the Arkansas
oooveution IN 1851, and 81 ened the Ordinance
# Secession. Subsequently he raised two
ooooanes Of troops, joined the Confederate
yrmv, and fought against l1yo5 at Wilson S
Greek. Notwithstanding all this he was
elected to the J. S. Senate.
o., Tuesday thore still remained. at Ereder-
;cs,b,rg, according to the v Washington Star,
6 Ca2o Fet}er.i wounded, but it was thought
thew would all be removed by night when that
place would be evacuated, sS(3rant having es-
tsblished q new base Of supplies further down
the river.
The sudden departure Of Garibaldi from
ENGLAND some time since, was as polite O. spe-
cimen Of banishsnent as has ever taken place in
that kingdom. The Italian was suddenly in
formed that his room was preferable to his
company"
The reported burning Of Fredericksburg is
not Confirmed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26
t.hTFSY' REPORTS,

From the Washington Eta: Of this EVENING"
Official dispatches received BY the Var De
partment state that the rebel forces occupy
position between The Moth and South Anna.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Old
School On Iuesda7 Judge Matthew's Iroo1
ed report on the subject Of slavery, which
concludes as follows:
In view, therefore, Of it, former testno
MES upon the subject, the General Assembly
does hereby devoutly express its gratitude 20
Almighty God Tor The great dcilverance He
has nrepared for our country from be evil
and guilt II slavery; It's cordial appreciation
OF the measures taken hy the Dailouai and
State butterflies, for its e1tlrpajIUu, as the
root Of bitterness from which has sprunk re-
beI!ion, war and b}o>dshed, and the long lit u
hol rors that follow il their train lrs earnest
belief that the thorough removal Of fhIs yro
life source Of evil and harm will be speedily
followed by the blessing Of our Heavenly
Father, and return O. peace, union aod ira ter
nlty.
Though the y 5. House Of Representatives
has passed resolution fixing The 6lb q June
for adjournment, it is not likely that the SEES
sion will be brought 10 d close SO early as that
Ia view Of the large amount Of business yet 10
disposed Of. A short recess, however, Will
probably be taken al that tine, as the Repub,
lican Presidential nominating convention AZ
Baltimore viii then Absorb, much attention.
Augustus Mendeson, 3 resident CT Potts
yille Pa, while in Philadelphia recently, had
a corn on enc of his toes extracted. After his
return home the Toe began to nortify, and be
had to have it amputated. Subsequently, his
foot mortified and his leg was amputated
below the knee lie gradually sank after tne
second operation and died.
A new race course has just been fitted w
on the site formerly use as the Mount Eernon
Track" or the large Geld De&r the poor5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26
4 6 4 L. z

: CARD
F1VITE undersigned having purchased tia
i stock, good will and fixtures Of The yell
known GROCERY and Provision Store Of the l:.ta
John {. Henderson, bcgs leave 70 inform hi4
friends and the public generally tbat he IS ne"
in receipt Of s. fresh supply Of CHOICE IA "
ILT GROCERIES. and most respectfully 500
icits share Of public patronage.
". r HENDERSON,
so I5-.2 No. 22G King ST., cor alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26

A new race course has just been fitted Tx
on the site formerly use as the Mount \ernon
Track" or the large Geld Dear the poor's
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 J: BLKECKER AUCTiOHKER
.. "a: o. q As Son srS
e wi 81: q asotiea The following valuable Los q
ss %S. 81 q q q z:
SsssTRtorI take Pl.s. :, y: xIch.nss s.ls.rosm
can remain on bond and m 4, Of the premises.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth each Is feet By ss
paved. sewerage and the walks tagged
ner Less, Zach lot . feet BY 81
lSsh and 10Th SITS. uncudng corners). each 2sxsa
AvKSuE ca Lots tho side Of G. between
Losn and 10th Sta each u BY 70 eet avenue paved and
Xyrsvs c-s Lot. side Of avenue G. including che
AVENUE D-s Lots the side Of avenue D. between
lSth and l4th ss dncudng the ios each lot Is
18TH sraE.r- Lots the north side OF l3h jon-
the s described lots avenue D. each lot rs feet ~
NIr srxEsr8 Lots the south side Of Ilth st. I'd Join.
nE the Above asnsmed lots the rear each 70 oy Vss
isra srnrET-i Lot on the north side OF 18th rs
east 81 the lots on avenue rs feet BY 1885, 10Th st.
lsru s!RkSi Lot Of 10th st. % feet east Of
q, except one lot which is 20xs2.
.ssssh street, Between avenues and O. COMMENCING IS
feet from avenue b. each 20 BY % feel
kIoHrExKTH STREET Lot. on he south side OF E,gh.
tenth street compr.nr the whole front Seven
sred. paved. cnrbed gut ana he walks tagged
kiGnrsENTx STRExr-S Lots on the north side ot Elgh
lot Is "a feat aree ssSassd paved cubsa and eattered
A1d3Ae waks fssged-
IL o :. :" 81 &. s g
Of the same dimensous
Hsps Of the above valuable properly be obtained q
Bank Of Commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Ivan O BAKER 4 co, AUcrIoNEERs
~ ALhkkT O. HAYWOOD. AUcrloNEhh

AAuSssASnNA ~auopuorn
PIANoPoRrB, DRAWING Room YURNIfukk. g. suits.
BROCADE AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS CHAsDELl EhS,
OIL PAINTINGS, BRONZE STATUAkx.-
DRESDEN AND SkvRkS CHINA vASks
many costly Of art md articles Of vrtu
ON THIS DAY tTUESDAYl. MARCH ~
ct tho elegant residences IS West Sixteenth street between
Fifth Sixth sale commencing ut II O'CLOCK
aucsneer would cal the part ar attention 81 his
public this sale the catalogue comprising
assortment OF Household Furniture.
&C., offered auction this season. Sale percmptory.
Drawing Room Suits-Supcrb suits Furniture covered
Curtains to match the SUITS ktsRees plate glass doors;
top Encoguures Bronze and 0rmolu Chandeliers Cabinets
Mandolin PLAYING ~ tunos Artistic Bronze Clocks Vases to
match Ormolu and Dresden China Ornaments, marble
Etansry Bronzs Figures Oil Paintings BY eminent artists
MxSSiF Ts NJ oETAvE ROSEWOOD rIAKoFoRrs
Richest instrument offered at auction this fully
guaranteed By the makers; Stool b,ocade cover Music
Buffet Extension Table. Chairs Sofas, Cut and En-
Parts for the present owner: Silver Dinner and Tea
Service Casters Spoons. Forks, Urn. Cake Baskets.
Oyster DISH Turreen, Table Cutlery Linen. Rose wood
and Walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bookstands, Arnore.
glace suite. Hair and Spring Mattresses twenty four
pair Linen Shcc1 twenty four pair Linen Pillow Cases
Twelve pair French Blankets; Towels Counterpancs Mar
se!es Qat. French Toilet Stats mahogany SOFA Bedseads
Parties wishing this taxa Fifth Sixth avenus
stages from Astor House. 81 Nicholas hetrcpo
tan Hotels leaving at Sixteenth street. few doors from
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

CORPORATION NOTICE -DErARrMErr VI y.
VI nance Cat Of New Yor, oce OF the go. =,
Public &C herety Given 70 tbs ownes 80 e,,,
otberwlse 10 thr IAN suo
for wspad during tns ,ss ,, m.rs
IrN1 that the etafled sstsrfr o p.epvx.N ya.s r,rr
deemed from Mid "a 10 pu shed ~ M New
~" -" = M wspaper pr 'ct ava rynisneo
~ ~ Copies be hsd on A. hcs"os
syths ofcc. BY ctc - r lns rlppy rlex OF Arrears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
A UCTTON NOTICED D. CAULKINs AUcrIoNEER.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART. &C.
Al Public Auction. this day. TUESDAY, March -

Al Public Auction. this day tTuesiay), March -,
A. the e,eyen residen
No. 2l8 WEST FOURrKENTH STREET
ssy ess ;na s Rossw ss eG s1sS y o'clock
ROsEwOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS.
BRONZE AND ORNOLU CHAnDELIERS
sRvRBs AND DRESDEN CHINA oRNAMENTs. 80
BROCADg AND LACE CURTAINS.
OIL PAINTINGS BIZ KxiNENr ARTisTs..
BOOKCASE. ETAoEREs, CENTRE TARLs,
CHINA GLASS AND SILVER WARE.
eAEFFIKLD TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE LINEN,
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE. Louis XIV. style.
The sale comprises Of richest and elabo
fatey carved parlor Furniture offered public
nd 70 30 without any reserve. An examination Will
weii rapay intending buyers.
Suits OF rosewood Parlor
Furniture. In rich crimson md blue gold
orange coored bocade and SATIN rosewood Eaees spen
did and costly Parian Ornaments. rich Vases. &c
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOTORTE,
Stool and Cover.
a. elegant instrument with round beautifully
"a legs and tase all modern Improvements
Also magnificent collection Of PAINTINGS rosewood
Turkish and Rasy Chairs reps Centre
SIDE marble top Tables richly Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahosau5; Bureaus,
carved Bodsteads washsands Sofa Beds In harcoth
en pure Hair Mattresses from A. TO 50 pounds made
der In excellent con iition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting hue oak
Dining Table. oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware. rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks Spoons &c with
Out and Engraved Glassware Il every descr iption
Carmen 10 attendance to pack ship goods fo
ehasors
n B.-Housc and 10, for sale. Apply tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
SHIPPING.

sSoR LiysRrooL -sHie ALBERT oALLArrN, PIER
~ saa rv.r. pesve!y sails % morreN osoa Shen
ieuy and toust, Apply 70 2. pkaAkksf, Wsooth
streeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

MRS MARION JANIS, iNDEPES .sNr Gu ~
NI yo,ant no Thurd svenue. uest sertnte.nth ue ~
devotrs hrrse rnttr-ty usc,ns los> ent
frwn hwsut o nus ness = srs gene, nv assist
United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
4 youRKEAY. AucrIoNEER, OFFICE NO PINE

a. - Street q r'0' 10 '"H
Valuable improved City Property ~ public auction,
By A. JOURNkAr. Tuesday March 49, at IL O'Clock M
q the Exchange salesroom III Broadway.
Kim sreet-uouseA and Lots Nos n and Is Elm street.
No H. three story attic AMI basement brick front
and four story brick building in No. Is story
Ninth ayenue-Heuse and Lo. No 49, Ninth avenue;
rre story and aec high stoop house. 24Bx5o replets
with modern improvements: lot a. sxi0l feet
Bank streetThrcs story high stoop House, No 96 Bank
street. three doors below Greenwich street. repleto
modern improvements
Maps full particulars ofnce Of the auctiouaer
No, SPINE street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

fsAUTIoN ARK yOU IN TRoUHLEf HAvB Ycu
been de ei ell or uiaed with Have your fond he.s
dor sdvcr an i,as's'ton Ia love sNsirs she va 80
known fail she bring together those long veparsted
aud shows correct kencss OF tc. hu:6nnd o. sns.
street between s. IL snd Seventh Ns@s ,hs
door. Rug the ba enect bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
4 DRyAN H. MULLER. AuCrlOHERR
"A SALB AT AUCTION or TIL z NATIONAL HOTEL
AT LONG BRANCH,

ADRIAN H. MILLER r K WILKINS co.. viii sell
9 auction Tusstay March q 1854 q o'clock q the
lacent Hotel Property known - the National Hotel At
Long Branch The building viii accommodate four hundred
The land about ten has
frout nearly hundred feet facing the This
property well worthy the attention Of capitalists and hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
JoURNEAY AUcTIoNEER-oFFICEN NO. 8 PINE
Large sale q yaluabls Building Lots 10 Broessnst

On "Wednesday. March 50 as " o'clock NJ.
Al tie Exchange Sa esrnom. Ill Broadway
Lots Kosciusko street. La
street between Lewis and stuyvesant avenues.
Also on Bolivar street, between Canton and Raymond
etroets. ~
Aiao On Stockton street, Hostrand Maps,
with full particulars at the Office Of the Auconeer No.
NRreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
A UCrToN N0rIcE.-mOUsE SALE OF MAGNIFr.
PuRNITUsE siHGSSr MSRKs or Art 40.
MADE AND IMPORTED FOR THE PRESENT OWNER,
THE WHOLE WILL BE PKREMPToRILY

THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON. at : o'clock precise ".
BY HENRY r. WEsTCOIT. Auctioneer
A. he elegant residence No l52 West Twenty rst street,
between Seventh and Eighth the entire
elegant Paror. Sleeping koom, Dining Room and Hall Fur
Of ell In ORDER elegant rianoorte
sosl eeo two masnInce1! solid ra,or SUITS. y
Chairs elegant Reception Chairs In satin: Gns Car
pets large Rosewood stagees Satuary and Egyptian top
Centre and Fancy Tables rich Curtains and Shades elegant
P.rlcr uorn.mss', Vase. Rson's: &C. scssr ocd BED
sss Beds aud Bedding Dining Furniture rich Chin.. Cut
GLASS Silver Ware. Cutlery ai Furniture. Sofa Bedseads,
n B. THE 0UXhT THY or GOODS TO BIZ SOLD
MAKES IT IMPERATIVE THAT THE
SALE snoULD COMMESCE At r n rkkCistLv.
PARTf ke WISHING TO ATTEND CAN TAKE
TIE SIXTH. SEVENTH OK EIuITh AvkNUK CARS
OR STAGES. NO POSrPOkKMKNT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

lag CoBBsr. MEMBER or THB NKw YORK uNf.
vrr.y Medical C.eeel and College Of sus seons Lon.
dr, be consulted privately ~ his arranged
AN, Of eacsa - C4ntre between Chambers aud
Nesds strseis or prt~ats ~ No City Hall
,isre pract ~ - three al watch have been IN
With success and sesefs aebiay. The vctms Of
npo,,op call on h,n with the certainty Of being radt
ca,Iy cured. NO charge FeMN W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

RA1bROADSs NIM
II upsos RIVER RAiLavAD TRAINS rOR ALRA.
Ill ny Troy North aud Wcst leave Chambers sirres
81 aad ~ and vs. snd 10 ~ r. ~ sad on sundays
81 = 4. NJ. fnsm tbfteh street
N,lw YORK, HARLgN AND Albany RAILROAD
Stree denot ~ < ~ and t@e ~ auadas tram nrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

IN H. LUDLOW 4 co. AuCTIoNBERs.
~. viii sell NJ suctnp Tuesday. March ~ lNt q
y O'Clock tho Exchange Saesroom, Ill broadway Grim.
wv. TvssTy s,curn srwrsr Tho three story and
ent hrh soop with brown stone bxsemen nj
ana Lot No 81 Twenty eighth street north side tui
feet Seventh avenue House 30 By 10 feet inches
bu BY DAYS work; uuderceiar and all the modern i'm
proven,euts. Lot 81 by half the block
Ss5W may remain bond and mortgage. u desired
Mara 6c. nj the once Of the anctioneers No. Pine
street NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
Ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER --PERRMrTORY SALH
M of Hotel Furniturs Pier Glasses Iron Safe O0lcs

FurntWre &0 NJ. DOUGHTY
Will sell Wednesday March 3D. At l0x O'Clock at No Cl
hchsl street Of South opposite the South terry
the Furniture hotel the Eastern 0
tel comprising 80 Consisting in part q Tapestry
and Ingram Carpes BeTinE's Five Proof Safe, Pier
Glasses Office Fura,turr. Oic'ohs Extension Dinng Ia
Tea Sets Glassware Cutlery Silver Plated
Ware Bedsleads, Bureaus washstands Hair MatTs.ses
Feather Beds. Blankets. Sheets Ccmorters holsters and
Pillows large Cooking Hnnge BOILERS Steam Table. Water
Tank Lead Pipe Kitchen Censis Barrcem Furniture Gas
Chande Brass STAR Plates. 60 Deposits
eQuired from all persons 70 the Auctoncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

A JOuRNEAY. AUCTIONgER-OFFICK NO PINE
"A. street .0sntee Household Furniture At auction:
A. yOUkNEAY will sell at auction, Tuesday, March
- 10 ococ NJ nj 20 Cottage place between b!cscksr
%y leaving .hs s:y so.s:.,n. < part e Par
Bookease, Brusses Carpets Lace Curtains, Mamie! OrnA-
mente framed Engraviags French mahogany BcdstcadG
MAttecseee Bedding extenaiou Dining Table, Chairs
OiIcioths French Glass Ware Cutlery Ia
= cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

GALES or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned prepared % give special attention 20
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At residences, most favorable terms. . .
Par les contemplating making sales this season VIII 90
well to register their early CHOICE OF date
A. JOURNkAY. Auctoneer.
No Pine strcct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
ANTHOLOGY.

siso :cs uess: Il De sss party wi recover r de q ,bs
psessrs sietnss. y rseoysr He the shey vi. begin 70
nest medicines best adapts1 y The alex persoea
Ladies o. cent?; seateMes u 2rsstcns ans.srsa y
shamiaaeps made Omco ~ 0rseae street. be'ov ~r'"es
A susfNE ss AND MEDICAL CLAIRvOYANI, WAC
~ has eeuai u AmsrcA. asd 2 Ne Jay wae Arst a.
a snv terssa who snrass hss q sytni inor
business matters o. oil kinda u you have trouble 90 mat
Ter Allay N fCs She prescribes
hu,nbug, dess che Wish u the INV ~.
cairvcysnt ~ shs e she can rsiss 70 The most PIG Nv
csea Cali aaA sisfy yeurssves Oats rs Bss rhirtieh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

AUCTION xorrcE WV IRVING Auor19sRRnsn
roa,K will sell Thur dsy. March ~ AZ lOf O'Clock,
Al tbtir saesroqps 81 cedar s,ress near ns
~ Houeehod Furniture, removes 70 the stove
a. - vsnsuos Of sAls. Particulars 10 morrow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

4 pvICs TO MARRIED LADIES-MADAMR RES
n TELL. Female rhysicsn and Professor ~ Midwifery
isisSs ssd!slsss Sss ale osss,sss Z. ',, Liberty
Losrd ana best medical Attendance Dung confinement
can be aeon oda.ed Her French fcms Monthy n IA
ur,re one doia tos, sod i65 Chambers street. 121k
Eisytv s,ree, asd Su5 Hudson strerl n ". a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

T sELDNER, AvCTIOyEER-S W. RRLDNhR,
IL Auctioncer. viii sell Wednesday, the Soh inst u
iO ooock III street. Of Carlisle, the
Stock and Fixtures Of Grocery Store cous!sting Of Cons
nestic So ars barrels and Of Gin WhsteY three
Bourbon whiskey RUM Brandies and
large variety III Groceries Also large lot Of Baltimore
German Smoking Tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

r sRLDNKR, AUCTIoNEER.-s W. sELDNER
~. Will sell his day q io clock q Nc lis Norfolk
such Sofas Chairs, marble top Tables Mirrors Stoves
Crockery, Carpets, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

w Seal within miles 81 s.a sasiy acess:sl: !. The
- -. q v IRELAND, 81 Cedar street
4 TIN sTRRBT-FoR sALR, FOUR NEW HousEgs.
j with all modern Improvemeuta. connensne w
feet west OF sish avenues hres sek srd enc I'm
GARRISON. ce2 Sixth avenue. .--
90 OnO --CorTAoE HOUSE r0R SALE At AeAk,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

DYE WILLS AUCrIONEER.-AUCTIONN NOTICE
- Persmptory sale OF Earhenware 40. on Wednesday.
March 30 lkSclock ~ Murray street. including -
slightly mascd " best quality 800 packages
Glassware China and Silver Plated Ware, &c Catalogues
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-07-08
A. Lincoln Accepts.

HIS LErTER-HE APPROVES THE PLATFORM,
BUT DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE MEXICAN
PLANK.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGroN,l
.r June "a, 1864.
Hon. William Dennison and Others a Committee
ofthe National Union COnrention:
GrNrLEMEN,-Yourl letter of the 18th instant
formally notifying me that have been nomi.
mated by the Convention you represent for the
presidency of the United States for four wears
from the 4th of March next, has been received
The nomination is gratefully accepted, as the
resolutions of the cOnventlon-called the plat.
form-are heartily approved.
While the resolution in regard to the SUD-
planting of Republican government upon the
western Continent is fully concurred in, there
might be misunderstanding were not to saw
that the position of the government in relation
to the action of France in Mexico, as assumed
through the State Department and endorsed
by the convention among the measures and
acts ofthe Executive, will be faithfully main
tanned so long as the state of facts shall leave
that position pertinent and applicable.
1I am especially gratifed that The soldier and
the seamen were not forgotten by the conyen-
ton, as they forever must and will be remem-
bered by the grateful country for whose saliva.
tion they devote their lives
Thanking you for the kind and complimen.
tary terms In which you have communicoted
the nomination and other proceedings of the
convention, I subscribe myself your obel,ant
servant ABRAHAM LINCOLN.