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The New York herald., 1864-03-27

STREE1 CONN IssIosERs OFFICE, 81 BsoADwAY
- New lorN March ~. 1854.
To proposals enclosed scaled envelope,
endorsed the title Of the with the cf
bidder written thereon, will received this
until Tn pcdsy March 81 1854 at O'Clock NJ. for
lang aud grazing Worth and interesting between
Broadway and Baxter street.
For regulating and grading Ninety second srcet between
Eighth avenue and Broadway.
For regulating grading curbing gutterns and tagging
Fifty eighth street between Fourth and Iifh avenues
For regulating, grading curbng. guering aud hssging
Twcntys street, Tenth Elevcpth avenues
For curbng gnuerng and tagging Eleventh avenue be-
tween Forty second and Forty. third streets.
For curbing gutterpg and tagging Second avenue Oe
tween one Hundred sad Eighth aud Que Hundred aud
Twenty .hfth streets.
bewe broadway and Tenth avenue. . ,
For curbinR, gutering and tagging One Hundred aud
Sixteenth between Third and Fourth avenues
= For hsgsng sixth avenue, between Fory.cishth aud
For aassins twenty second street, between Second
For tagging barrow street, between Yves, and Greenwich
nsegns rOrtInn,h street. between Sixth and
FOR sassns Nnecth street, between Fourth and Fifth
For ling between six,hrd and sixty fourth streets
and Eighth and Ninth avenues
For dredging slip between piers Forty mine and Fifty.
North river .
Blank forms OF proposals toge lhcr with the specifications
and be obtained this oce. Dated street
Cemm ssioners Department, ew York March 81, 1854
CHARLES q. CORN ELL, Stree, Commissioners
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/ ]. BLERCKER. AUCrIoNEER,

y. bLEECkEEs AUCTICNEER
Eighteenth wards Of this oity J. BIsEcRERa Son snS
GO wQi sell at auction the following valuable Lots OF
New n yor q THE ss a
the whole property Is unquestionable and
seGssy % basn 5eAsase On
April a. ~ ocock-76 per cent Of the purchase money
AvnsyE BsIots the cast side Of avenue s, between
Ffeenth and Sixteenth Streets each % feet by 68
paved sswsrase snd the walks asS:sd .~.n -
and streets Including the two cor
AVENUE BIS Lots the east eide OF avenue B. between
18th and 18th ats Qncindng corners) each s3K9s
AvGsyE Ca Lots on thc vest sie Of avenue O. between
Cs Lots side of evenne G. including the
AVENUE Dg Lots the side Of avenue D. between
SSth and 9TH ss tuciadng the ots) %
18TH SraFhT-s Lots the north side OF 18th ad on-
ing Che last described lots D. rs feet by
io3S; 18th 81. Is paved and tagged.
lirh STREET-6 Lots south side OF l4h st. adoln
Ing the above lots rear each 20 By 1861
l5ra SrREETl Lot the NORTH side of 18th at rs feet
east OF the lots on avenue 2o feet BY 1898 18th Ct is
severed paved an walks tagged
10TH 6TaEET Lot north side OF 10th al feet eas, or
avenue b. 20 feet by 70.
ssyksTEsrra s'i.sr--7 Lots south side of seven
senh street 80 feet OF b. each lot 2 fee, BY
w except one lot which Is z0x92
sRyENTEx TIL sTRsGIl6 Lots the north side Of Seven
seont9 street oewesn avenues ana G. commencing ~
1eet from avenue Z. each 70 by 92 feet severed
paved, curbed and suttered and the walks Jagged.
LiCnTEhSTH SFRtIr 20 Lots the south side OF Egi
teenh street whole front between Seven
teenth and gbee nth Streets 25 by 9 sew
EIeaTKsNrA SrgzIr-S Lots the north side " Eigh
sesnth street nmencns So feet east of each
o 70 py W eet street severed paved curbed gutered
and the walks Tagged.
NlsErEENrH RI sr-e Lets the south eide Of Nine
senth street. directly in the the last described and
OF the same dimensions.
Mspso the above valuable property may be obtained Of
the auctioneers at their oce II Cedar street. Joining the
Bank OF Commerce
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! CCRPoRAriOs SALE or REAL EsTATs - -.
rusa soos s hereby tAa. ,, virtue 9: tss s-ers
v.,., ...o,..,oo,rs a. tss siatiag Fund Of tho
o,,v =, ~ ordlnaaOs Of the comDos Council
psssed Februsry "a 1886 s~a - s's =
this State. passed MAY IS. 1886, ehe oommseS.
Sinking Fund viii Offer for sale ps5or auction on sss-
day the 9th day Of Ap 1864 At az tbs Exchange
salesrcon No Ill Broadway. the city Of New York by
WILLIAM KEENRLL- Auctonser the following Real
Es'ase, belonging 90 Tho city OF New York. VIZ
One lot OF Lsnd the South aids OF CITY asn plar-
In the city OF New YORK between Chsr,bsrs AMI Rssas
streets
One ios OF Ian tnc west SIDE Or Ia the
of Brooklyn beweea Water sree aud ,heyEass rper
Esr' maybe obtained tho compt osars o@ce Hall or
Records.oa and sitter March y. 1854 :,
Terms OF sacTen per Of the ourcasss money and
expenses Of sslion aud sale 10 be psd The
Once Immediately after the sse Thirty per cent on tb,
Let day Of May next the deeds wifi be ready Tor de-
livery the balance may bond aud mortgage for
Eve yeArs from xsy 1854 with rate Of six
pes cant pss annpm. payable hafyeArly
MATHEW + BRENNAN. oomp.o,,se
0tryer Nsw Yoax. DsrAnrssUs or vtsAscx comrrso4
LnR's OrrIcs, March . 1894
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DARsun,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

EASTER MoibAY EAsTEn n0ERAx
EAs1ss soSpsy ExsGEE NSEb1i.
rus ssAor''US sssE sEv Whit %sfSS FOUNTAIN o.
saIllsAsr sEsS.%seuLAs DRAMA
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6F ras rsHssass szssow
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ss. ::usss e max: s: &: o :,. :s :s
ss q. s%d y IFEsSs4 rXssaso '
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p - 9 hs$5; s & ;fs s;EEss,'.
dEsRfXi Ss4ST sH4SSjos e sss1sq ss ;%.ls' man Twins
TIE yasGSfsJSs osfS SdSs iHszSs aszSs oED1Hsa 9ES,
wao b,ata the world as hs g aDss 3 nc D,aT;o ~ no,
EHAa Il j.! MkE hHsks osg
% gssaEAgx z S1S,so VA, MAX * EleyREs
GoMaoposk G' g sUFT = aud S siNNtE wAsssN % IN III. -
'Uss TS TfF s ssnRis DOGS rom Colorado rer
RI
ssfssfs ssrSS
ana numersbs o.h.r cplositicl
sS9 e. sS oGasa u ssn
b laGoHAMes HALL, az neoADNAY.
Aoad' March 3 ERYssrs asa sTsT afS 'ns
The sr0''' 1rsss s,sd 4 ss fs2nf sTTrRE sili.n' ''
Recoiyed nshty vita screams Of auser and spSisa,s
oaAisas' Da''' Iss aisRRisLEssA "a'
Congo Cocoa Dance. The Ghost Ny Polly Aaas
DcSrs open at e curan rises TX Tickets IS censA
GREAT MORAL ExHIniTI!lN
HTelt Frost 'hanse0
o'Fa i''n Tas MEsSdEsis siS' so'1I ise' . ''a
Tpwrsriirn sgGsggssggI. WEEK, wEr, ,...srw,,.
The %saaseren from p5sylous ssrss; ,msns are s'msss
g '''''' hssf ssf % wssk wsEk sS$ sSE RVS
the ss- York pabe VIII have Of Visiting the largest saA
"' '' Dnsrzrxs sShHRF9g 81 4Is g9sss. 81 THE wIls
cssaT ei.s ;iPsiitS Sas Z RLHfa%sI III i9s
LIVING efhHFnr, Hr |" a" N.1-r nN'' nAAN''~A'
witch with Tho additions reossly mads, safpasses -
aud beauty Iany BIOLOGICAL exhibition in the xbovu
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES E.sc. Nan. EVERY p4L
IIooLEy's OPERA HOUSE BRooKLYN
IL ssiRf ss nsFHE sS'eiaGt eatss siEyS ss Sss s
~ y $;S$; $SSsss "A
HIN CONVENTION. wait ILL YoU GET r."
now ARE SGS19 sST SSsafs SSsfs.s .shzadHRs shaHRs .s.. ss
Hughes Purdy, BudworIh. nan, Herman, CsmpesA
SoSr: Ssen al . .sasi
rCuS DISTINGUISHED Pr mist AND THR dRBAH
III est Tliusonist OF the Nine ksen;h Century,
ssSBEsT sSSEEssTT HELLER, hsIELEEss
~ shortly appear his sat and startling sesiss u -
''rAins%ospnRsfi; ns%ospRi;Es FasfAs .rross ct MUsrckLEs.
EVENINGS oFjM1Ysfc AND MYSTERY.
w aBRSErrT
MRS VERNON
MONDAY MARCH ~
vhsa Boueicsulrs popgg,ssr pgs COMEDY or. S9ns,v cs
win be acted for hs srs, n tine se,s ns sec;Sp csv
"A ITALIAN OPERA
Reserved ats IN the paranct and balcony b had 10
any evening Of lhs opera a.ssi Broadway
pAxJo, rNsrRuoTIoN.-I GUARANTEE TO nAkn
quart lessons. wish without peyious snSwsSS
y.1ANJo rxsrRycrrox-BY Ny FEW ANp EAS
D vslops method. thorough knowiedes ~ - sSsSS
Euar,nsssd sssh Hrp AFTER on one Sasc or not heurs -
sn .U% cmeS y A.. u:sd 81 Ss milsel
made 70 order and furnshsd for practice osu saa sss
p'sT ssfors making srr:sks%sSSSS :SskosSS Q. .possoS,
No sAqiv ssssst 0ss eissk nsA skeA'
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MATRIMONIAI..

Navy wishes 70 correspond with young lady, Win
NO Of iec, besvssn ne as Of IN ana N Pisase enclose
carte Dc vse. Address Nmes W Newton, " y. steamer
A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAS WIDOW, WITHOUT
encnm berance, washes 10 correspond with some gen.
yemAn who has some means with vtew - maIimony.
Y the church presred Address Companion, station .,
requested not 70 answer th,A
A B1LARD ls LOoKrN0 FoR MS HRLois8.SHK
mot seeSinG Tor Youth, beauty y fortune mn M pesI
:dncas,on ssa meers " p!neipss not mot cr
ympathiss, witty, eAesrfu candid. bold mistress 81 ber
Ell snd ner ume. such lady hee - whom orsgne -
eddre Aoelarc Hsrad once. With tul eoAnaencs nsd
sas - eeeypNsess sss uaIWsN q Als NsaaMs"se
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

CoRrogATION PIEEs AND SLIPS
LEASED "A Xr AUCTION
9llos M is Mhssebs giysn tSa ne Comptroe, Will Moa
Cty Ean lease bids At cubic auction The Docks Piers
and sps belonging 10 tb. CorporaoD One cases Of which
term OF Eve years. from tha Isl day Il May. 1864
Catalogues containing the description location and
f,ae mss be had upon application 10 the Collector Of Cy
Ee7encA n thg oie. where maps will also be sh,~a OF
'i' MATTHEW r BRENNAN Compsr1Jte,
0trv or hgW VNnK DEPARTMENT. or fINANcE
Coarraat,gay OFFfoEzFeb 26 1864 I
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.1--.r-.,-,E SALES at AUCTIosA-~ :
"A A'AS 9 hAKEa 4 co, AUCTfoNEERs

- -~-l-~-- - s~~-,.- 100.
NAS q BAKER 4 CO., AUCTfoNEERs
TAoNInirnaeym.f ra ~ o. HAYWOOD. AuorIoNEER.
HOUSEHOLD
rIANopoRrE DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE en- SUITE
v1t xb,hUCADk AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
'hANhI AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. CHAkDELiERS
OIL fAlNIINGS. BRONZE sTArUARY,
- DRESDEN AND sEvRkS CHINA VASES.
Sou many rare and costly yrtu
- At PUBLIC AUCTION.
s%e IQMohR0W lhONDAY) March %
At the eeAn residence ~ West Srsenh between
fIth ard Sixth nues, sale a; Al ock.
ihe auctoneer call the particular Of IFS
friends and the public TO this SALE the catalogue
40, offered at auction this Sale peemp,ory.
Drawing Room It's superb suits Furniture covered
With broeatel OF rest description; eesants WinLow
Curtains to match the SUITS Etageres plate glass do
5ecreary and bookcase CeLtre tables stauary marble
tap kncoignures hronze ormolu Chandeliers Cabinets
Go match ormolu and Dresden China Ornaments marble
s,uary BON Figures, OH Paintings ~ eminent artists,
M&aNIFIcESi sEVEN OCTAVE RosEwoo PIANO
FORTE,
richest instrument oersd At auction THIS season fully
guaranteed b. the makers. Stool and Cover Mnsic Stand
Books &c Hsts,ano Chairs q match cak Bn1ei kxten.
son Table Chairs Sofas cut ana engraved %SIss"ue %
,ver Dinner and Ter Service Ca ,ters Spoons u
sake basket oyster Dish Tureen ,~Os 80 90, -
soseWoon and walnut Dressing Bnr w. ,ia,,rnn
snolre uace en- sutei Hair and spf - n,
French Blankets Towels, Counerpanes. Mars1!es Suils
French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofa Bedsteads Ehas,
Rockers also Furniture of servants apartments Sarues
wishing to attend this sale should take Fifth sixth enue
polan Hotels leaving Sixteenth street few doors from
the house. ~ - -
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

AMUsEMENrs.
| A AoHSnsMY Sa,sn.n[ or MUSIC fraLras oges.asisAysy
The peS. respectfully informed sSsi The Assans
Ioslssdw tMosoAYp EVENING. March "a .,a
FIpsT p5aenoas new and brilinot Opera 10 ave acts ef
ss Tsss Ss S be produced With u.
s,sSs sMssss'f'ta Ms. CLARA LOUISE KKLLooo
sss s' ID sFSK&sSs SESssspo SATx1Issi Sslssi
wssssr wpnss'poe''' '....., Herr nE4ntsss
sarth'.'''''rap Ml.s fAaNg STOCKTON
ss csosa. sss e sS % @ "a the G.ss
| THE GREATEST CHORAL goRCE
| ever heard in Opera .,.r !. =
HereSsg BELsi IL order 70 s4A ~ ssEsfEsx a. q s
ss,ln has A"p!ed 5e oo@para'a, s@' Psrt
! rhe Opera night, Or lhis wees w,l be '''.f.'4
o. "a wsPNGs2A FAyhspX Aso FRIDAY
NEW BowERY THEATRE
i W.T. SSaSi Wv SEo5I assbS -''''
s s 'f s5 s ,G.1 @
jerry LgDRsw
On. rnE AxRnIoAN JAox sHsppAso
Tho popular young a s'9r g n6NryAcE af
A' Jerry L'dr'w 'hi Mss Asrsa9 go jones snsDpsra
az Gabrielle. The DoserIsa. n,oouns
as Kcsga. tho Amertceo Blue SKIN.
from sss ,tss Isst rss ss's n s..-
. ' HUNGARIAN oarEr
MT Aade0 M T'dG osJEar srs oT srssssT gsR r A'1
Mss Rate Newton IS Fanny Griobleai Mr. O. Davsnpcs
Friday eycnias Beuea. OF Mes, W. O. Jones.
DARK THEATRE BRooVLYN
above popular Theatre win be opened Cor Che ess"s:
'"''S anu 'O" ON SATURDAY. ApRILs
c.n. LEwls
--Lsales and gen: engaged vim AZ tss
u -, saa AND ssl BROADWAY -
hsnsss NANCE ana Di'sol'eS Mrs. JoHS ssgS2P WS2P
IAN Aor TO AHsgD %sS pEehlhoST Tsh Ays or o0uHrsnr
gard ne s al" par c % r. e ss ~ o.1
ssoIs dom the isdyes sce priv
. S' s g f s'a g ~so & ss s $ 5 i:
p'o'''' "'' laE iifEi0i r%vosASns Il Sssans MANNER
THE exostbEsr %si xSp NIaaouABLs ooxspr
pucKsrosE. Esq.
tsoesr LEW o% SSessd IF AND
\ Asso se' 6o%fsi. DcGsii 'G 1854
LEAF sP'iiiis aEAn. =.
LADIES q rEivrlroE XIV
S6asa fss GH eSs1s rHsf WEEK
asr'o,s ,ssEs,. ffa1 ,@Es Es xsD syAsDARD svcosss
To postpone the productions ~
q. "HER NOVELTIES,
80 sn,o,,cec ,e ecv repetition
~" ~ MoNpSy EyENiNG. MARCH 49,
in which appears
% e.:s nis 1sss.a H.. ssssss5 sss.
Amiiie Harris Miss' y. Watcrs ana Mtss v
soc, sler
orvnrso axArss -Buos.tons' comedy e Leap Yesr.s
evsaos ys ss dfsass "u1o
,ririted and audience in Nons ant good huMog
fhsre social aud dcm TIC points u the DE-
,c,re brief lessons Of lire that weAo seized with gru94
tho The rey wa success, sud WI
DO icpcatsd until further notice --Tixxs ,.,,
OLvmrJc--LbAP YE4E.A very long tss0 mas efAp85u Nu
con- edy been placed thes!age thas Duc6
aoue'g odd medley Leap Year." at Al thoAtre Tho
ccad scarcely have been bs.ter htteaSc ths
,ot at Al surprised tina. Mr. A. Oaker HaAV Lcyeitnf~
sbeen another weeh by goneral 40
iref cont,Duanoe--ArLAs.
FHK OIvMpio o-There has bsen capital playing ~
his theatre the Rrck8ones frvortte comedI
i Leap Year" the rlay goes of brisky and may ssfs1
,e continued en0ther week-LvApkR
Doors open ~ w; erfornancescommoncs ss Ia
Seats three days In advance.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Cs HERMAN 4 co. AUCTIONEERs. sELh MONDAY
-. March % et O'Clock at No. 81 Rvngtou street gen
tce Household Furnture yiSIarior Rerocm and Kiich
Furniture consisting OF Sofae Chairs Tables cia
CANT Mirror 80 bv 7e Wardrobes, EDgiavncs Beds and
Bedding Brussels and other Carpets Kitchen Furniture.
Crockery Ranges &c.
q HERMAN 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs SELL TUESDAY.
-. March 90, at 2q6 West Fourteenth street the entire
Furniture OF Boarding House, vizParor Dining Room
Kitchen Furniture; about 40 Feather Beds Bedsesds
Mattresses Carpets and Oic.oh, and all other Furnttureo
said house
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A JouRKEAY. AUcrIoNERR, OFFICE NO. PINE

Vauable improved City Property at public auction,
by A. JoURkBAr Tuesday MARCH, ~ at II O'Clock ~.
al the Kxchange saesroom Ill Broadway:-
Elm streetHouses and Lots Nos III and l3 Elm street,
No H. three story attic and basement brick house front
and four story brick building In No. l3 two story
and attic brick house
Ninth avsnue-House and Lot No. 1870 Ninth avenue;
three story and high stoop house, "a sx, rcpcte
with modern improvements; lot lsxl0l feet.
Bank sree-Three story high soop House No. 90 Bank
street. three doors below Greenwich street. epete with
Maps full particulars the once OF The aucsioneer
no Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
A JeURNEAY, AUcrIoxEER -oFFroE NO. PINE

A J0UKNEAY, Observation-Disclosures NO. PINE
"A. street
Large sale OF valsabie Building Lots in Brooklyn,
PUBLIC AUCTION, BIZ A.. J0UEyEAY,
On "Wednesday, March 81, at Il o'clocs NJ
At tie Exchange saesrooni. III Broasway:-
Lots Kosciusko Lafayette avenue Buren
a.reet, between Lewis and Stuyyesant avenues.
Also. on Bolivar street between Canton and Raymond
streets.
Also Stockton street. near Eos,rsnd avenue Maps.
with full particulars the Office of the Auconeer No
Pine street.
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-. avenue near Centre street. Hudson CITY branch Office
los Washington street Hobokenwh SELL AT pubic auctfen
Monday March s at o'clock IN the afternoon at the
Odd Fellows Hail. Hobokcn 50 Building Lots In the city OF
Hoboken being portion Of the estate of John G. Coser
deceased aud sold by order OF O. Coser. ESQ and will
sold the highest bidder without close
sad portion Of the estate Of G. r. Cosie Es1 Maps and
particua,s can be had OF s. ROH NSON Aucuon9er y
LYONS. ESQ. Hobokrn.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

g wAGGoxER, AucTIoNEER. ER.mADMINIsTRAToRa
2oclock NJ will be sold the late Residence Of Charles
Murray deceased situated Baltic with tbrce
Io,s For further infornation inquire at tine
East New York Post Office, J. G. Low Ry. Attorneys
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

A JouRNEAy, AuoTIoNEER -oFFIcE NO. PINE
IA. sreet--Genteel Household Furniture at auction.
A. JOUREEAY will seu at auction. Tuesday, March
- at 10 O'Clock M at - Cottage pace between Beecker
and Houston the entire Uon ehod Furniture II
famay leaving he city consisting n pat or rosewood Par
lor Furniture msr0e CpDtre Tables rosewood
Bookcase. Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains Msnte 0rna-
mepts framed Engraviags. French mahogany Bedsteads
Mattress Bedding oak ext-nor Dining Table Chairs
Oiclotbs Mats French China and GLASS Ware Cutcry
With assortment Of Kitchen FurnQfc With which Che
oale will commence.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

N W. IVES, AUCTI0NRBR.
~. p: IVES 4 90 will ,e,l S a. i suesloni on
,,sS e ~, sasss M !: s.sss s Hss's;ss q ss% % good
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
A pRIAN II. MULLER, AUcnogEER
"A SALE AT AUCTION OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL
AT LONG BRANCr,

ADRIAN H. MuLLER, r. X. WILKINS & CO. win sell
auction TUESDAY March 20 1854 ai u O'clock al the
Exchange salesfoom Ill Broadway, New York the
nihcen Hotel prorertv known the National Hotel NJ
Long Branch The buiGing will accommodate four hundred
guests outhouses comPee The land about ten acres hs
or nearly hundred feet facing the This
property worthy the attention Of capitalists and hotel
proppetors
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
MARKET CELLARS 49,.
Az OTHER PROPERTY or THE CORPORATION
LEAsED ar AUCTION

day. the Goth day Mareh 1854 AZ O'Clock at shs Ciy
all. lease ON bids a. public auction Market CeHlrs
Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation pro
pery, for term OF fve years from the Isl day OF May
catalogues containing the description location
Of sale may had upon application to the Collector Of City
Revenue at this oic. M.rruxw p BRENNAN oon,,o,,.r
Cry or NEW YORK, naPA.rakST. or FiEANcG
CoMPTRoLLRRS OffrCF Feb 20. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

A WORTH FINDING.-wHERB YOU CAN GET 80
a. per cen more for Diamonds Watches. Jewelry, Silver
Ware Guns. Pistols and Pawnbrokers Tickets for the
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

. TTENTIoN-AT 1856 SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES
"A and gentlemen win be asSnshed to see the prices
Furniture we fatter ourselves with having been pro
nounced by great ladies aud gentlemen that we Pa
fifty rer than other dealer in the city Cal
on or address HARRIS lJ Seventh avenue three door
from Twenty Gst street Ladies' attended by Mrs Harris
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-14
From Cincinnati.

CIScINN.ri. May l3 The following dispatch
has been received by Mr.. Davenport, Superin
tendant of Telegraph. dated War Department,
Washington, Nav Is:
Official dispatches are just received BY this de-
partment. dated yesterday A. NJ. at the battle
held near Spotisylvania H.
They state that H,ncock. during the night.
marched from his previous position on our right
ami occupied the grodnd between Wright and
Burnside
AT daylight he attacked With his accustomed
impetsosity. forcing the frssAS&shcs the secaad
line oi the enemy's works. capturing the whole Of
Gen. Edward Johnson's division aud part of
Early's, together with Major General Edward
Johnson. Brig Gen. johnson. and Brig Gen.
Stewart, ana from 80 To 40 cannon.
The number OF prisoners is not known, but
they are 10 be counted by thousands
Burnside. on the extreme left. assed az the same
time with Hancock, and advanced with compare
lively little opposition.
Has right has formed junction with Hancock
ana his lett is now actively engaged.
Wrights troops were attacked at us and are
now at work
Warren j. demonstrating to hold the enemy in
font OF him on his lines
The rebel works at that point are exceedingly
strong.
A dispatch has been received from General
Butler dated in the field near Chester Station
Va. Ma, -. 30 p NJ. stating that he is now
harras'ng the enemy near Fort Darling, and
has before him all the troops from North and
Soulh Carolina that have gotup.
Beauregard's courier captured this morning
going To General HOke, in command at Drury's
Bun. had IA dispatch stating that Beauregard
would JON bin rs soon rs the troops came no
Gilmore holds the entrenchments while
Smith demonstrates upon DIuTS and the enc
mys line
General kautz with his cavalry. has been sent
out on the Dinville road near Appomattox
Station. and can perhaps advance on James
river.
(Signed) T T EoHER.
Major and Assistant Superintendent OF Mill
tary Telegraph.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-14

PHILADELPHIA. Nav i3-The Inarirer has
several dispatches from Spoitsylvania l2h; the
last. dated ~ O'Clock. says;
There has been "A Init in the battle for the past
haiti hour. but indications are that il will shortly
be renewed
Everything seems favorable aud all are in good
spirits.
Our losses during the past eight days have
been very heavy. Accounts rary from Il 600 TO
%, 900, but as the contest has been mostly in the
woods. thousan Is may be lying there OF whom
DO record can be M de ut present.
Heavy firing il heard upon our left flank
We advance. but hard work is before Us
IL is thought that BY to-morrow night the
game will be up with the rebeIs
The Evening Telegraph has dispatch which
SAYS:
Gen Crawford. in command of the PennsyI-
vania Reserves. was captured by the rebels on
Tuesday Col A Jackson is in command of
the Division
The Reserves have met with heavy losses.
The Brokers have subscribed So QUO TO the
Christian and Sanitary Commissions The
members OF the Commissions are also making
individual subscriptions 10 aid the wounded.
The Evening Telegraph has dispatch from
Fortress Monroe. received here at s p. NJ. which
SAYS:
All the Instructions in James river have been
removed. and our iron clads are advancing upon
Richmond.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-14
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS,
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Nav Ia

WAsHISeroS, May Ia.
Mr. w.shburne stated the substance of die
patch received from Mr. Dana. Assistant Secre-
tary OF War. dated at Grants headquarters yes-
teriay morning. Ii the same as sent TO
Gen DIX bv Secretary Stanton, and was re
ceived with cheers on the Union side Of the
House.
The Speaker caused to be read Gen. ingalls,
dispatch TO Senator Nesmth. which was also re
ceived with great applause
The bill 10 punish counterfeiting coins in the
United States was passed.
Ii was agreed that when the House adjourn, il
adjourn I'LL Monday.
The Committee on Elections reported in favor
of awarding the seat tor the Second District of
Kentucky 10 Mr.. 1eaman. LAID over
Mr. Pendleton reported bill for the relief of
the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, au-
ihorziug the Secretary of the Treasury to give
notes 10 replace those lost.
Mr. Thayer. of Penns ylvania. and Mr. Wash
burne. of Illinois. opposed the bill. on the
ground tina, it would open the door to abuse
Mr. Washburne said We should devote all our
means TO putting down the rebellion. ard re-
marked that the gentle man from Ohio Mr. Pen
dleton), and his friends. could hear the thunders
from SpottsylvaBia. although be and they NAV
not cheer when they hear the glorious news.
Mr. Washburne moved TO lay the bill on the
table
Mr Pendleton thought it unfair for the gen
tleman to cut off debate after he had been given
an opportunity to make demigogueical remarks
Mr. Cox charged the gentleman from Illinois
(Mr. Wastburne) with insulting his (Cox's)
side OF the House, and wanted TO make an ap
peal
Mr. Cox was loudly called to order by the Re-
puocans, who in turn called Ia order bv
the opposition. and much confusion prevailed.
The House refused to lay the bill on the table
and Mr PeHdeton proceeded 10 defend the mea
sure. urging its justice
After some debate, the House refused TO table
the bill. aud subsequently, passed it by 81 against
65.
consideration OF the private calendar,
Adjourned ill Monday