davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, NOVEMBER 5, 1864.

These certificates eau only hs nsel IA pay
ment OF debts contracted since the passage
OF the currency act of February li'h, lS5h
and they bear six per cent per annnm IN
terest. payable semi,annually anl are by
the act exempted from taxation either IN
principal or interest. These certificates are
transferable by endorsement, aud can be
used in payment of Indebtedness between
individuals, with this advantage over tret-
sury notes they bear interest and are eS-
empt from taxation. These two causes
should give give 10 them premium over
treasury notes, as the latter may be again,
as heretofore, heavily taxed. The certiti-
cate is constantly accumuiating in interest,
whether intended as a permanent invest
mcnt, or to he temporarily held, to discharge
larger obligations. With these certificates
in possession, TO pay an interest bearing
debt 10 matur, hereafter, the interest OF
one nccumulates rs does the other. Not so
with the treasury notes; they are unpro-
ductiyc copi,al us loug rs retained without
use The difference between tue treasury
notes and certificates is this each are pay
able to the holder two years after rrlihct-
ton of n treaty ofpeacc, tie certificate bear
ing six per cent per annum interest the
treasury notes bearing nS interest. These
certificates with these advantages over cur
rency, will he sought after 10y capitalists Mt
home aud abroad, ns n permanent invest
mcut.-R thmOad Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

1t will he rccoicctcd that when Forrest
np'ured Memphis, n few weeks siuce, that
Wnshburnc, the Yankee General in COM
maud, ande his escape in his night clothes
being rather closely pursued by the Rebels.
After Forrest lett, Washburue had laly
arrested for waving white handkerchief
on Forrest entrance. The lady got even
with him by promptly replying. you
should not complain Of that, General, since
you yourself set the. example The differ.
ence was, she waved hers in front and his
hoated in the rear-HcndersOn Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

The Galveston Bulletin of the I'D says:
"Two cotton laden schooners were brought
up to and anchored among the blockadlng
fleet Thursd " morning. One of them, the
Emily attempted to run the blockade at San
Louis Pass Wednesday, night; after clear
ing The bar she saw gun-bOat coming up
from the West, with strange prize schoo-
ner in tow, (errOneously supposed TO be the
Lily aud having no chance of escape, the
captain and crew took to the boats, saving
the chronometer and their wearing apparel,
landed on Galveston Island and arrived in
town Friday morning
The Confederate cruiser Florida, in COM
pany with the Electric Spark, had captured
the Federal merchantmen lmtcan, Nichols
Dellis. bound from California to New York,
having seventy thousand dollars in specie
O board aud an extremely valuable cargo.
The Florida took out the treasure and pOr-
tions the cargo and her crew. The ves-
sci and cargo, valued at G20 00J0, were then
set fire TO aud destroyed.
Gen. Grant says. the Coufederates, to get
their present supplies Of men, have "robbed
the cradle aud the grave" flour opponents
are only children and dead men, why does
Grant not take Richmond! Is u with such
material rs this that Lee is holding in check
the hero of DoIelson and Vicksbnrg CHI
cdgo T,ms.
Under the pressure of n demand for treas
ury notes TO pay the tax gatherer and for
funding. says the Houston Telegraph Of the
9th. they are gra lual.y improving. Sales
Yesterday Of old issue at 4j9H, and ofnew
issue at 2I We look for further improve
ment.
The steamer Crescent has arrived at Hill
ton Head, s. c., with six hundred Confed-
crate fi:ers, to BE- paced unier hre Oh
Charleston. These Off ,ers,.it is positively
stated, will not b. exchinyei.
An official letter says that four COnfeder-
ate officers have been placed in close con-
hRemeut in Fort Delaware TO retaliate for
Captain E. NJ. DriscOll, now a prisoner in
the Confederacy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

COVER yMEST DEBTS TO BIZ SETTLED by
CERrrlCATGa OF lNpEBTEDNEss.--As the
debts against the Government are large in
the aggregate, anu long since due, in small
amounts, to many persons, much anxiety
exists MS to the manner and umn of settle
ment. We now have it in our power to give
the desired information.
BY the l4th section Of the Currency bill
the following was enacted:
"That the Secretary of the Treasury be-
and is hereby author zed, in case the cxi-
grucies of the Government require it, to pay
the demand OF any public creditor whose
debt NAV be contracted after this act will
inr TO receive the same in certificate of
Indebtedness to be issued by the Secretary
in such form as he may deem proper paYa.
bic two years after n ratification OF a treaty
of.perce with the United States, bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per an
mum PAYABLE semi annually, and transfer
able by special endorsement, under the reg
ulations prescribed by the Treasurer, and
said certificate shall be exempted from tax
alton, principal and interest.
"SEc. 10. The Secretary of the Treasury
is authorized to increase tho number of de-
positaries so as to meet the requirements OF
this act, and with that view to employ such
of the blnks the several States as may be
deemed expedient."
The following is the order of the Secreta-
ry of the Treasury, issued in reference TO
the aforesaid act;
C.rtfcates of ofinde6tsdnsSs bearing sir per cent.
per annHm interest and free from tdIdhon.
Treasury DETARTMEST, c. 5. A. |
....... RIcnMoSD, Aug. 8. 1864.
"Dy the 14th section Of the act TO refuse
the currency, approved Feb. l7th, 1861, the
Secretary of the Treasurey is authorised to
issue the above certificates payable two
years after a ratification of peace with the
United States. They cannot be sold, but
are only to be issued to such creditors of tae
Government as are willing TO receive the
same in payment of their demands. They
must also be given at par, though free from
taxation" r..... .
i'The attention of prrchasing agents and
disbursing officers of the government, is
called 10 this class of public securities as
offering peculiar advantages TO those from
whom the supplies Of the government are
bought, and TO facilitate tie use OF the checks
drawn by discussing officers upon the de.
pOsitaries holding these funds, are marked
across the face "pay able in certificates Ofin-
debtedness," will bc paid in conformity
there With" t.f.. I..rt. ...l
"DepOsitaries are hereby authorized and
required to comply with this regulation,
ami 10 make application TO the Register for
supplies Of certhcates as required
@. A. TRENHOLM, Sec'y Of Treas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

Capt. G.9P p M. Turner, of McCullock's
brigade, Forests cavalry, captured on the
25th of August at Abbyvlle. recently OBJ
taiaed a parole of twenty days from Gen.
Washbourne, at Memphis, to effect his ex-
change for Capt. Allis, a favorite officer of
Washbourne lie has succeeded in doing
so, and also arranged with Gen. Washbourne
for the exchange of sixty.ihree prisoners.
He will probably effect a special exchange
for all the prisoners in Washoourne hands
Belonging TO Forests command. ~-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
From HE Richmond Enquirer, SPIT, 10.

Richmond Va, Sept. 10, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 72.-Private let
tels or communications relative to military
marches aud operations are frequently mis-
cheyorls in design, and their publication
generally injurious 10 the military service
They are, therefore, strictly fo.hi,ldcm; and
any officer or soldier, or other person scry-
ing with the armies of the Confederate
States in the field, who shall be found gull
~ Of making such communication for pub
licatiou, or placing the writing beyond his
control SO that it finds its way to the press
before one month after the termination OF
the campaign to which it relates, shall be
punished, according to the degree OF his
oifensc, by the sentence Of II csurt- martial.
BY order S. COOPER.
Adiutant and Inspector General.
Official: ii. l.. CLAY. A. A. General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.-rhc

n undersigned vas appointed aim ol me ,i u,t,o
O.. Texas, at its April Term lst4 All persons M
jahted to said estate are notified To make imnculhlo
o.. jment and all rsuns having claims against 'ie
"a, are notified 10 present the same, duly hnihehti,
On ed. within the time prescribed 10y law, ortmy VIII
," pPm.i Sont o. 1sGd.-G.gy Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
nuIylsTRATOR's NOTiCE.-Th

al Wm johnson deed, by the County Court ol lalao
o. Texas, at its August Term lSj4. All persons m
dtuted to said estate are nnlhcd 10 make ihmr"'"!G
NJ, ymrnt, and all persons having claims against SAID
o. LA ur. notified 20 present their claims, dny nu-
tirnlicatet, within The time prescribed by iHw' OF
th y will lie postponed. u W. hAno;
Ii.lns Tex Sent. y, lSA:--O:GW. A,Im 7.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

IMPoRrASr.-Ceneral Order No. 73 is
Important to all conscripts and detailed
nien Hereafter the General of Reserves,
In each State, viii have control Of the En-
rolling Officers; the office OF Congressional
Enrolhng Officer is abol shed; all able.b
led officers aud men, now employed in the
Conscript service, are to be relieved by de-
taiis from the Reserves and the retired list,
and sent to the front. This is excellant.-
seen. Bragg" says the Edquirer, 'fs on
raidis 1t seems that he has taken the
Quhriermasters Ia hand, and we, who know
him, look for important results. May he
be successful in his endeavors TO rectify
the abuses Of the worst managed depart
ment OF cur army.-MpbiIe Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
BY SUNDAYS MAIL.
From the Galveston \, VS..

Forrest destroyed the railroad completely
in south aud east Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, Oct, lS-Chief Justice Ia
ney dead, aged 81 years.
New YORK, Oct. lS.-Gold 2O1!. The
Richmond Wing says the capture of Rome,
with 5000 negroes, is confirmed. The Yam
KEGS destroyed all their stores and two
squares in the town.
The yellow fever is quite fatal in Charles
ton,
Six Pennsylvania regiments gave 0oO
Union and III Democratic votes.
Sherman's army in May mustered 9S,
guns.-lle says this number has been held
good.
FoRT MONROE Oct. 1j.-Admiral Porter
took command of the North Atlantic Block
aiding Squadron this morning.
Baltimore has gone heavily ior the Union
ticket.
ST. LOUIS, Oct l4.--0n the receipt of in
tellipencc that large rebel forces, under
Clark, had crossed ut Doonville, to the north
side Of Missouri river, most Of the towns in
that region of the State were evacuated by
our troops. All are concentrating at Ma
rion. Among those evacuated were Fnyctte,
Glasgow, Huntsville, Sturgeon and Fulton.
Co'"'n"'"' VIZ" "V,u ''' Wv ,.,i,,"bIs
P'"P'l'i V, ''oS. .i',',,o o;,,,o,,s l,s
lti"o''' I,,;I,,s u,u An
s'"ce oee'' t"M'n ~ ,s,',a zeal ,ha riynr
u'''"" any Sr, ol,I r,.oo ,,r,Io,.
Clark, 1860 strong evacuated Fayctte and
occupied Glasgow yesterday.
n IaIt9'r ,.,ia, o,,,,al.,l l., ,o,,sc,irtinr
h"nuo'pn oo"',N', ~" :" H. 9
y, " ',''N'"1 90 '"'' Wv 1,I' No. :. a,;Tl
'"P' o"oG,''"No oA '''e i'" ''0 -
al DoohNll'e'
h'ChNoNp' oct' o'-HNery s,cP Is U''"S
.nkee 10 III up 'he nr'"S sPe'"''y """ '"p-
lu,S, o.. % v,,,on,o,. rn;n
:, wv Wi, n'"N"i ". n,n s,,on,, "a, r,nco
'ho "nNeo nV2, oiIo or I,n'cs '.;yo, tIo
o"P''u o' '"o w. ,i, ,,oirrbnrhon5 Of
mann pouy pe'"s :" .,,,,i' nrpich.
r"'' i'"I ~ ,, t,,i,,,Io ~ c,r,I.,,
i""nu' "'!', 9.,.,o asi,,r.,,,,,, s,,rci,
- " NIL, ,o.,iro. o,, rt,,lce tftv
'he enemy rs"c Sn, 'ss''Ih ,io %" o;,r Tho ynn-
roHu, u'c "''''s i'o'' 'iv SM9,, ,,d saJ
KEGS We'e oo"P's's'y s ,,, iis,n,,o, IN
ln'o 'he lh''giioHn'e",S r,,.no r',s nroH,r.
'aelr re''' INV, 7t,o"o t,,, a,,,. ,rionS
ea lor oespe't,o '9''"Ie, 'n ,;l a,,.,o, i,n
Al. nd ,lrnyn tlln
peluosi'y' c"rr'eu W. I'%' "" ',,.
AHnEees ou'i o"p;".."s i'V C"n C"r,,. h.,
era' hunuIeu ,,o n,n d,.;3ina
inns 'iine' inu N 't.I on ."' onn n"' nt"S
nun ane"u u WV ,ha r;o,,I no,,s h,nL
continued 10 pieso Wv ,I, ,n o', aV sooomI
theh pr'sseu U'""iu ~ w.. ~ @ ,.,;oJ
me OF eh'renc".nen,s, why" aI m'aU oi'' snn'o n
anu III enelhy -, ""u Pm 'n w. n"r
u,s.anoe eoM"iIS r,,i..aI S r;,i,inown
from nurs1;, nTs w ,he enemv,s Iinoofontrencb.
mo, ts iusr tokcn A rressh tr;nn,nh was
in reserve for Them. The enemy inan bour
mr. two having been heavily rein forced fror
Grants army at Fort Harrison. advanced
with confidence TO recapure their former
nns;tion They we're. after n lone and drs.
norote figbt rcpulsed with great Slaughter
aud Nc night closed we held ali the rTounj
wo hoJ toFen This was the most sanrn
~ory hotrle to the Yankees, Our loss vsrv
snnu
'Ir Grn loo in nm oficiaI report sovs Gen.
,nJor.on n,,nckcd ,hcrnemy on the Charles
ci,n " roOJ oo drove them ont Of two lines of
N''' ' = . -. ,,;..o,. ~ -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
NO.. H..

ing the currency question:
Our local remark is, thnt
Mr.. Wigiall undertook to stem
n mighty current ut its foun-
tain when he went to Houston
10 make that speech. Oar
general remark, that the
doctrines taught are truthful
aul Of very general applica-
tion. Our "conclusion " 3,
that we agree with Texas Re
publicln, that while Mr.. Wig
fall boldly defends the cur.
rcncy in his individual capa-
city, the Congress Of which he
is n member dealt n telling
blow Mt it by placing in the
hands of anybody the power
to draw unl announce any
discrimination between it and
the "accursel gold
Qurstion.-lf the law of
Congress provides that the
'aN y" SPeo,e S"'.' "' P''" III
N''''' ''' '"o o"l'Vr "'' "
st' SPcc'e '"'' WV i'V't'"'y
why was '"c "" 'oS '''""oI
" INV ''o '"",T' WV" '''s.
MAJ 'orcc nn' sl'GC l" ,5 '"'9
way ''' ''N j." N'"' V'u'H
''o "''" o"''G''''' ~ Stu ,1
y o. "'p' !" 10 o'''e' Wy "'.
u''S h.S n"sw'rru ou, Yves m
t'on DEC NU'G ""NIi por,
LNHS u oF ',"HEN't AK" EQ"ND
- WE VI Hr"V'h' -ho ''o'o'
's''' "aPo'''''
We noticed the fact a week
or two ago, that this had been
an extremely sickly season,
WIN in"Cll ih'"'''!, rSPec'"''y
among cn'.nreh, :, l"'s "g.N
we chrohlcle 'he Io'IoW'"S S'h-
guar inc'neht h''' o1'"rl"y
week TWO niue o0ys, inc sous
OF MIS- olr''h "''''''nS' V'
mus Phcc' were almost s'i''u!'
taheo"Siy a''lcNeu ny or"',
nary chi.ls oo,h continued
s,'" w a't ,;,,, s','' n,,d n,;,G al im;Ior.
;,n ~ , s' o''"r,s ~ nn,il WcI.
,,:.,,I., ~ ,,Ir,,n,;,,, rhn, botb
iJ ,,,,.,,;,,, ,o,,n 7o,,iIts =, tho
n n@ ,;,'a ,l;aJ ,r min.
r ~ ' ,I,, ', ANNA lima ma
La.L nan, 'sIoon IN tho s,mo
pI,n "0T ,r, o''sP ~ W Wv pna,,;
'Ionna J 80 ;o,IocI mnost fnI.
',o .,'' rI'a I'o,ltr ~ ,ha
on7 ,"S v",, WV, : a,;,, u. % 70 hn sIowIu H.
tD",,$ i,,,'.o,.i, - U;J "
" oo
MO "" H'N' o''f' w. 90
-O'r Guy was SDh'wn u Gu
nVeheu YESTERDAY evening oy
'he arr'Va' OF ~ Col' O1rt' anu
n ahnmhcrot oilljers OF Caha'es
command VINO crossed over 10
Brownsville JUST ns'oro '' . Dne
s''."''e ,I. y, Ht' n,,,io T. "'sI"' I',' ,ho;r @
.n"''''o,'': my "'c Vi','o w.
WY ~ ,"e ii ii'1,'o' ,,,', ,,.;i, W ..o' 1890
!"u - - s''r '"Iy N.Y., W.; ,i;s,Uoo U'oo
lHlO htA'Oo u oHoiS u'9''hSN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05

WOOL GARD1NG.-Th" nnlcrslgn Il are
w r,,r,hng w,ol AZ ,htir Machine in tho Norlh
srt of the tUwn Of Dallas, aud card 25Olb every
tpr,nty-Gour hours. ,,.
fpacia contract is made. . on, c
one pound of lard must be inrnsn'H ''O VI
wuDl hhhiS "
DALLAS, Oct s, lSGA-3no. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
IAN AMAY-.rrnm lhe nnler.Igned, IIyng

IAN AWAY-.From the undcr'ignrd' HVinS
& o miles rst uf Dallas, "n the night ct ihe IU'h
i st. negro boy mtmcd LANK, about ID yyarI, ",, '
e. ppcr color free spoken, large oi his age S"'n u"y
lie off large bay horse, black name an,l ''ll, hf'li-
a i with three VI ON the lr shoulder, fresh br',,'
q .,s,rs nld. aud also took Il saddle branded 81. NJ.
Z ~" on the stirrups, the back aud on lhe sHt
liberal reward will be given Tor the return o @ ',d
. ,heir rarnyrry MARY H. WIDEMAN.
DIIlns County, Oct. IL, lsji.-S:iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
UEApQuAurER' DISTRICT of lENAs'
.. NEW Mexico ASD \nlz1NA,, I
Ilous,on, Texas, March Il, levi')
IpXTnACT,

SPECIAL ORDER, No n, ,,,,,ons orIIou,ton,
m ug"n Sy 'IS M! pi',o% "norGlo Mayer ne G,y Mr.
%sser viii be permitted to ,r.a'Is o nnr 'S as T the
Dallas 0Janty TO this city nnmo'r,,'" sJ nd l"t
~ nr,is nre coniucd - per crnt above cost ana
,harges. Inprcssment Agents and all military nm-
snoriies will pay strict attention to lNis exemption"
ny l.. G. ALDRICu, A. A. q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-05
pupIIsnEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
by sWINDELLS g. LANE.
u swISDELIS. J. W. LANE.

E&-All Papers discontinued on The expiration -D5a
ca Ollhc time for which they are paid @N5a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-24

EiISCEL LANEOUH

CARp.-sNAKE BRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n lilo nduras December H. l86j-As sole proprietor
celebrated Snake Brand for Sarsapara, hereby
ty have transferred tho right Or use OF the same
to party have CONTEMPLATED 80 DOING ana should
mount 10 fraud and be subject penalties accordingly
For many yearssay period OF twenty ski was agent
for America. and to whom. during which time,
shipped rather extensively the article OF this brand Short
ly to She termination OF my agency an excepon was
taken TO using own brand otherthan 20 sarsapa
ra sent TO- that house. they claiming or nreterrng
Of the brand 10 question On this not bern admitted
by and their seeing that not only for Inc future they
would be deprived of the monopoly OF this baud bu that
they would be excluded from receiving any they now
affect not only 70 treat lightly the said brand but elaborate
much 70 Its derment unandful OF the principal reason OF
Enung them the exclusive reception OF that brand
Of which, irrespective Of It's merits, on which stands
well based have the most nconestibe evidence from
them its superiority over that OF other brands through
extracts which they have furnished me from Russian houses
and other brokers ,
because they were not 10 be had. l. ,.
OF verified extracts OF letters corroboatve OF my
assertions animated by consideration for other unoendn
pars whose brands Of sarsapara have In such extracts
been unav0rably referred to- but provoked TO 40 So
shall then have other alternative and entertain but small
doubt the public verdict. -
for the Snake Brand and that but the beat article will
be shipped unless the branf be surreptdousy used
leave to discerning public parties interested IN the
question 10 arrive al ther own conclusions + PRUDOT
ORIGINATOR sole and only proprietor OF the Snake Brand
for Sarsaparilia.
shipped from the port Of Truxo where am located
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-24
TyIRcUs BROADWAY AMPHIrHEATaE.
" No 455 BROADWAY.
1. H. LEVI Nauaset

/yIRCUs -BRoADwAY AMPHirHEATRE.
" No ass BROADWAY.
NOVELTY 'pPoN NOVELTY
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ALL the VAST RESOURCES
OF the Broadway Circus will be brought into requisite on 10
UNAPPROACHABLE VARIETY AND ATTRACTION.
First week OF Vslachis Troupe OF
PERFORMING DOGS. MONKEYS AND PONIES,
from all parts Of the world. which viii be Introduced Ia
s'erTh NSbEscRisABLY coMrcAL PERFORMANCES
" SAM LATHR0P.
THE ORIGINAL .'KAINTUCK CLOWN
who, Ia con junction with the
fNIM1TABLE JOE PENTLAND.
THE HURDLE LEAPfN0 BUFFALO
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
in their extraoiiinar performances
s MApAxE tSyEsE TT 9yRsAIss
"a Tho en,,rs Strength OF the
an0 L .a1 MOST TALENTED AND MOST
COMPLETE CIRCUS TROUPE
GRAND DISPLAY OF WORKMANSHIP
WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATs
suc0 !" 'aa DC THasi BRoXpwxr CIRCUS.
The entertainments will also tntroduce the
FINEST DANCING AND Trick HORSES
The SMALLEST PONIES IN TaE WORLD.
Doors open Of . and 7; 70 commence OF 2x snd7k
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Matinee for families, commencing at ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-24

UCrlCE NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCrIOXEER
n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
RICH cur GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANsFoRTE.
TURKISH EASY CARS AND LOUNGES
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES. BEDDING, &c,
Al Pablo auction.
81 the ee amt residence c private family going 10 Europe
ms Cintoa place eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
on THIS DAY twEDNEsDAy,. Feb. a.
At il clock prec seiy. 4nH .
The sale comprises the Of the house, and most of
IL made to order for the by celebrated
city ana Sers, and used but months The whole will
be cold peremptory rain or shine. offering extra induce
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Chairs and Lounges 10 match rosewood Centre
and Pier Tables Etaceres, Corner and Book stands
Bron Clock rich China and Paran Vases
Parlor O uanents cegan, Brocael and Lace Curtains
dne collection OF OIL Pant Engraving large Mrror
M~GNiFfCENr ROSEWOOD PIAYoroRTE. STOOL
AND COVER. COST $3.50.
elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case, With al modern Improvements. over
ung full iron plate French action full seven octave
and mahogany Bedstcads Bureaus, ands
Soas chairs Rockers Mirrors. Clocks Tables Bed Lo1ns
ca Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables
Table. Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cu
tery &c. Sale positive. Deposit required Cartmen In at
tendance to cart pack or snip goods for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-24

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER
l1 EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA-
BLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WORTH STREET.
CHATHaM SQUARE. PEARL, MADISON AND MONRO
STREETS .getf n
e. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction on Tuesday.
March 1864 at ~ O'Clock at the Exchange saesroom Ill
Rrsadwsy Trinity Buildings under The direction OF Joh9
under the will Of Peter Mclaughlin deceased.
WORTH SrREET.-The very valuable lot OF Ground with
the buildings thereon loo Worth south sde It's feet
east q Broadwsy. Lot y by 50 feet
PEARL STEEET-The vals blo lot Of Ground, with the
story brick building thereon ATT Pearl street. Chat
ham, Eot 70 feet inches front, feet inches liz
MADISON STREET Two and half story brick dwell
ling House ana Lot 2s2 Madison street. near Jefferson
MONROE STREET.-The lot OF Ground with the front
and rear buildings thereon IS Monroe street. Market
Lot rs by los feet
Also the lot OF Ground with the front and buildings
thereon 3 Monroe street Rutgers street. Lot 20 feet
l inch by 100 feet
story brick ba ihereon s7 Chatham street,
Oliver and caharine streets The lease for q from
May 1857 with privilege OF three renewals Of 81 each
Ground rent $500 anuum and assessments Lot
Is feet inches 'front.' 70 feet inch by IS feet west sdc
70 feet cast side.
#