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nRAEn,s PLANTATION BTTTERE

lLEL ELlEAAa LEA4AAlN E4A AA44AAaa
"a SMILE was on her lip-health was in
ner lock, strength was in her step, and in heE
hands-Pantatiou Bitters"
few bottles of Plantation Bitters
VIII cure Nervous Headache
Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
q" Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Pr0stration; Great Weakness.
" SallOW Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It is estimated that seven-tenths Of all adult
ailments proceed nom a diseased and torpid
liver The hillary seoredons Of the liver over
flowing into the stomach poison The entire
system and exhibit the above symptoms.
Afec long research. we are able to present
the most remarkable cure for these houid
nightmare diseases, the world has ever pro-
5uced Within one year over six hundred
and forty thousand persens have taken The
Plaataton Bitters. and uotan instance ofc5m-
plaint has come 20 .our knowledgel
His most eaectual tonic and agreeable
stmulant, suited to all conditions Of lie.
The reports thatitreHes upon mineral sab-
stances for It's active properties are wholly
alse For as 9abda satisfaction and thar
patients may consult their physicians. We ap-
rend a liyi of IF its 61mH0pelts.
CAasAyA BARr-Ge'eae ted far over two
hundred years IN tie treatment Of Fever and
Aeoe Dyspsnsia. Weak ess, sc. twas in
-oduoed into Eur re by The Countess wife
the Vcero7 Of Perm, in 1889, and after
wards sold by tlts Jesairz for The enormous
price Of Is o,5a ,rsgEt IN ,ilCe. under the name
Of Jeaats Ior3vs and was finally made pub
he by- Louis XVI King of France. Hum
5oldt makes especial reference to its lebriuEe
qualities during his S7uth American travels
CAsoARmIA BARE-For diarrhoea, cole and
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
DAxDEuoS- Inflammation OF the loins
and dropsicaI affections.
CHAu0MrE FLowEas-Aromatic, stimulap
and tOnio-highly invigorating in nervous de
bility.
WlSrEacBEES-For scrofula rheumatism
&c.
AxIsE-An aromatic carminative; creatinl
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by moth
ers nursing.
Also, clove-5uds, orange, carraway, corian
der, snake-roOt, &c.
S-T-l860-X
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanisl
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion
and brilliancy to the mud, is yet unknown t.
the commerce Of the world and we Withhold,
its name for the present.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04
nIP0RTANT CEPTTFIcATEs.

Rochester, n. Y-December 25, 1851.
NEssRs. P. H. DRAKE & Col have been
q great sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or
four years and had to abandon my profession.
About three months ago I tried the Planta-
ton Bitters, and to my great JOY, 1 am now
nearly well man. I have recommended
them in several cases, and, as far as / know,
always with signal benefit
am respectfully yours,
REv j. S. CATH0RN.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

A DETROIT cavalry captain was aston
ished few days since when one Of his
new recruits walked up to bim and de-
olared that soldering was rather disa-
greeable, and that said recruit being a
female, would quit the business.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04
LAw BF REwsPAPERsI

I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
o the contrary, are considered as wishing to con
inue their subscriptions TO the paper
2 If subscribers order the -discontinuance Of
heir periodicals the publisher may continue to
send them until an arroarages are paid.
g. lfsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the office TO which they were dl-
rected they are held respOnsible til they have set
sled the bllI aud ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribers remove TO other places with
cut Informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to theformer direction, they are held respon-
sible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leav-
bg them uncalled for, is prilEd 5aci0 evidence OF
ntentiOnal fraud.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

THREE hundred and sixty dollars in
bills on one of the Boston banks we're
recently found quilted into the pettieOat
Of a deceased elderly lady near the city
Of Boston.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

Tho. remains OF Heary Clay, after m inter
ment Of = years, were renewed lately, upon
TIE death OF his wife, and placed side by side
with hers beneath the beautiful monument
erected to his memory in the Lexington, KY
Cemetery.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

THAD. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, who
has worn wig for these thirty years,
was lately applied to in behalf Of the Sc.
Louis Sanitary Fair for a lock Of his hair
to put in a Congressional wreath.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

Arrangements are now completed to sup
ply any demand for this article, which from
lack Of government stamps has not heretofore
been possible.
The public may rest assured that in no case
viii the perfectly pure standard of the Plant
alton Bitters be departed from. Every bot
tie ebears the fac amt7e of our signature on
steel plate engraving. or it cannot be genuine.
Sold by alb Druggists Grocers and Dealers
throughout the country.
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would consume nan, OF more ,l1H li'"
OF that Aney "ouIu n'''0 ~ Aous'A''
Ping IN tne case. .nsy nus
And tne VIE si' IN iI-oH'- 81 'n'
DAY long
ohe EOUIo nave HG'n-H ~ ~,
Oouio sne not 'eacn' =, y - - .
sewing macnlns' earn q -" uGl'as7 -, s,g,y
#eehf q engage - 'oio -
WORK 'na' mouIu l9iu d" "
40 neT PaE''
les sHo Hisn. ~ .O-A''l-l -
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les ou' u us' ~ "9'9 ''''
single
anu i've N un%O,.1H-' - -.
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'iiS suDJ0'', any Is l---' -. ~. 49, :
l9' my a-e H. +t; - io-o g. nd
N"'0 '''A "'''A -.
sO0is'y' .. Oo-i- 80 -. --''7 ~ - 1I5
%IOD ..---l.''o .-7. y 70 -,,r,,I ua-y. -
n"'J D''l ~ - - ~ [.S:1.-o-5 a
're nI"S'nO'T' iiV'i '-J - II - I
'uUu4u ave na'1 De0H '39"' @ -
anu sen . 9H'' W. = N,-.- i5 80 : =
ouI OiO'ne'S ~i0 Pu' - '--'lo' oi-I r.
i9S'lOns anu li%u' - Iol-2 '-l'Io ~
,r9 'ss iiinliis' 'ii~' mus - Ao-yi.
Die' anu Ll"' ,nS way u u1Jtr- Jl' WI - .
'ne way oy winch 'nS WIZ "'7 '+99'
places are {? De Feacheo' Du' We are
ralSea o'lnuiy ana u7s.''s-y' anu - NJ
tea ior our ouaes as wives anu mothers
Our PTiae ana sell-es'eem are iOS'e's1'
ana We come 10 Un'ilA ol ou'lS5-s0' a' ! u
ture queens VINO are 70 0e nliiilS'ele' -
IN al things' instead OF Delng mlnis'lan'S'
10 loylng Sell-'ofSe'1u u.nsss' % oIner'
NO wonder that an anti-marTlase Sentl-
menS Is beginning 10 P.eFa- a|oH5s.
young men OF mooera'e incomes IL al
our large cities. Inc iau-I Is N Us A.
ICE. The sin hes at our door =" de-
We are not willing to do our share of
%0fS' our hasOllas hus' pear al INC
DUl IeHS'
AAce signed AS%7ity. Lef 4Llend COZ
tinued:
L have read somewhere thai the de
| light Of heaven is the delight Of being
useful. And it seems 70 NE, as I dwell
upon the thought, that the nearest ap-
proach to heavenly delight here, must
be that state into which a wife comes
when she stands by her husbands side,
and out Of love for him, removes one bur
den and another from his shoulders, and
so lightens his work, that smiles take the
place Of weariuess, and the shad0wings
Of care. If he be rich, she can hardly
have SO great a privilege; but il they are
alike poor, and know how to moderate
their desires, their home may become an
image Of Paradise. Eight hundred dol
lars! Alice if you were really fitted to
become Harry's wife, You might live with
him, doing your part, happier than any
queen
'Inat Is, L must take n WorA and earn
money II we DoaIa; or-Dut NouseAeeP
ing IS out Of the question.
No; 1t should never be out OF the
question IN marriage, l think
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

A LADY who was alarmed at the small
quantity of cotton she obtained for five
dollar green6ack, recently expressed her
fears that the time might come when she
should say, John load the wheelbarrow
with grecnbacks and 90 buy a ham.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

FANCY FOR ANKLEs.-A Massachu-
setts judge, or circuit, as he rode to the
door of an inn, saw the landlady's daugh-
ter jump over the fence. DO that again,
Sallie, and Ell marry you The girl
again leaped the fence. The Judge was
as good as his word, and year from that
day married the light-heeIed Sallie.
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VOLUME Ill NO. 6.
URBANA UNION
W HoUE, FRo-'z-

OFFIcE E:-Coulson's Building, second floor,
Vest side North AIain-street, near the Square.
TEEMs:-S1 80 per annum, invariably in ad-
vance. One Dollar for Six Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

sherman House, chicago, III. Feb. Il, 1853.
MEssRs. P. H. DRAKE d Co:-Please send
US another twelve cases Of your Plantation
Bitters. As morning appetizer, they appear
to have Superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours &c.
GAGE & WAITE.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

PIN net your faith on any mans .slec-
YES, is a good maxim. ArabeIIa. how
ever, says she can't help it when the
thing is around her neck, with her low
er's arm in If.
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-. 1o.h sIanth. 17La DsE. -.

PhIladelphia, ION Aont1, IIIh Day I57-.
RESPECTED FRIzSD My daughter has been
much benefited by the use of thy Plantation
Bitters. Thou wiitsend me TWO bottles more.
Thy friend, Asa CURRN.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

IT is said that Lieut.. General Grant
was going down to Washington one day
lately, when the train, having attaohedto
it the speeiahcar, stopped at Brandy Sta
ton. Some soldiers who were waiting to
go down asked if they could not get into
the car. No, was the answer of an Of
fcer, this is General Grants special car
Whereupon Grant, who was sitting by
The window, spoke and said General
Grant occupies only one seat; the sOl-
d.ers can ride.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

BRYANT says the groves were Gods
first temples A good many romantic
young lovers unquestionably find them
delightful meeting houses.
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Aleoloss Of the late Gen. Nielsen.

A FEW years after he entered the navy
he was in Rio de Janeirc. Itwas at that
ime-one Of the many times-Ehsn war
with England was anticipated, and as
there were many ships Of the American
and English squadrOns in port at the
time, there were constantly little difficult
ties between the officers of the two squa-
drons. Among the English set was an
oyergrown offcer, some years Nelson s
senior, who seemed to take particular
pleasure in making disagreeable remarks
in the hearing of our officers, but in such
a way as to give them no tangible excuse
for an open rupture.
However, one night at the theatre, our
officers and the English had boxes side
by side. As usual, this officer eommen-
ced IN q soto uoce tone, his remarks about
Yankees. Nelson's patience could stand
it no longer, and rising slowly from his
seat, and stretching his great arm over
into the next box, and taking the follow
by the collar of his coat, by a vigorous
jerk threw him into the parquette, some
eight feet below. In moment. all were
oa their feet; high words we're passing,
but before blows could come the police
were on the spot. As the English vessel
sailed next morning, Of course there was
no duel. To this day Rrazilians speak
of I'm gran AmericanOr
There is to be a novel exhibition at Hills
dale Michigan, on the 25.h of May. The
County Agricultural Society has appointed a
sheep-slearing festival and picnic on that
day.
John c. Hcenan is still in London. lie has
fits now, and falls down in the street. He
+ has never been well since he was drugged
for the fight with King, by the friends Of
the latter. It is thought he viii never reco-
yer.
N. Carnot and N. GARNER Pages, both
members Of the Provisional Republican Gov
errment Of I84s, have been elected delegates
10 the French Chamber Of Deputies, by eight
or nine taousanl majority each. They are
republicans. aud only recently took the oath
( Of allegiance to the empire, and viii unquai;-
| GedIy oppose the imperial policy.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Dist ut.
has a quotation Of the sales Of $4,000 in gold
at S20& to S2l& Sterling exchange is quot
ed $50 to $2O&. Butter cannot be obtained
at $40 nor lard at 28 per pound. Sugars are
declining and quoted at s. for brown and
/ SO per pound for crushed. Coffee $40 and
/ 5IIf per pound. Shad sells a. $50 to S35
/ per pair. Rock S4 per pound and muIlet s.
/ per bunch Of three.
Hodges rebel brigade attacked Col. GILES
/ pies force a: PaintsviIie, Ky, last Tuesday a.
week, 6ut was repulsed. Col Gillespie pur.
sued the retreatng rebels with 800 men o
the 18th and 39th Kentucky, and surprised
them on the 14th inst, in camp at Half Noun
tnin, capturing 20 prisoners, 200 horses 46l
saddles. 500 stand small arms, and all thei
camp eqainaga. Eighty-6ve rebels were xii
I led and wounded; a large amount Of stolel
property was recovered and returned to tn
citizens. The rebel wagon train was captur
ed and burned. Our loss was one killed an,
four wounded. The rebels were commando
by Coils. Clay. Prentice, May and johnson
! Col Clay was captured.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

FASHIONABLE society has just two
faults-frst, in beginning hollOw-head-
ed, and second, in being hollow-heart-
ed.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

THE wholesale grocers Of Chicago have
held meeting and resolved to sell here
after tor cash only,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04
Small Po1 Remedy

The smallpox remedy which cured
three thousand cases in England, taken
in all stages Of Che disease, is so simple
that it cannot be too widely dissemina-
ted. It is
Cream Of Tartar OF.
Rhubarb Y or.
Cold water pit.
The dose is from a quart to a half pint.
In severe cases a half-pint dose should
be administered. In cases characterized
by delirium, great benefit has been OBJ
tained by applyiDg a bottle Of hotwater
to the feet. Plenty of fresh air is impor-
tant, and an outdoor stirring at the ear
lest period practicable is recommended.
When applied in the earliest stage of the
eruption, the eruption is arrested and
suppuration prevented without any inju-
rious result. The mixture should be
we'll stirred or shaken Immediately before
administeringit. Y neE.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

THE Syracuse salt boilers demand of
the Salt Company three dollars per hun
dred bushels for boiling salt during the
coming season, and resolve not to work
Cor less.
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flour
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Flour
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Vail
AIorni
rhr0u
Uni
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-04

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion
and brilliancy to the mud, is yet unknown to
the commerce Of the world and we withhold
its name for the present
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrIoNRBR
M Exccui ors' sale ot valuable

NQONHIN WTbkINN, BBK.
M Exccu ors' sac valuable
COUNTRY SEAT AT FORT LEE, WITH RIVER FRONT.
b. A. LUDLOW CO. viii ssl ~ auction. Tuesday:
April - u ,,y M % snp N HSchaGse c M sassScm e y. al
eeaiors Of Isaac Newton, deeeased,
I2ncres Land with sbou. e0 feet water froat which
,st ere ona value for its privilege
iionse IN Good order. On the premises large barn,
c,srbhtse aabe greenhous. icchouss 40, In excellent
order The garden we'll laid oariv crops sown
Two thros prrchase mortgage.
=, per cont &c at the the No,
sy,se All eet New York WILLIAM RkLLRv
JUNE &. H8WXTT.
Executors Of IsAse NewtQa. dsccuasd.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

n COTTON. AUCTIONEER.-BLEGANT HOUSE.
T. hold Furniture. Velvet. Tapestry Wilton aud other
Carpets Mirrors Lace Curtains rosewood and mahogany
&c on Thusisy Anril "a at ioI O'clock at No 22s West
Thirty sixth street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
the rich Furniture, every description made by Meeks
Better Of this city, and will comprise IN part Of superb
BY Better in satin damask; very rich gilt Centre and
Carved Tables Bues and Bookcases In rosewood yevet
Wilton other Carpets; rich ornolu and bronze Clocks
Lounges rich roscwood drs:sins Bureaus carved Bed
the Bedroom and Basement Goods Catalogues ready on
Wednesday r. NJ ~ the store. M BROADWAY, and ~ the
early Thursday morning.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
uENRY n 0LEEps 4 CO.. AUcrIoNEBRs.
h HuUSEIIOID FuRNITURE.

ylENHY HILEEDS CO., AUCTIONEEHH
Ii HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURB.
henry n. LEEDS co. win sell st auction. on Tues
day, April ~ at iOk o'clock a lgk East thirteenth street.
gentee Household Furniture, all in good order and but e
in crimson brucci rosewood seven octave Piano nadc BY
Obsmbers OF ths city black wknut Corncr kmgcre rose.
REDROOM-fa rosewocd and mshosauy; Bsdstcads,
Dresslng Buryaus Hair MsAcssea Wsshsands Bolssers
sad fftttw~ fssyssseeA Ar.
Oak Bxssasien Dising Table not gDIk ~ <cpe esk ~
<n6kSSx 3uGsS No. CSins. Crocksrv snd 0,a@ ware
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
1 gErrER PSYCHOLOGIST Is Nor Io IE rogI
CLOTHING

4 suRER PLAcE.-Ar fs3 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES
"A and scnrrnea vii End .he far ana ho1csi deser;
ss Carpets ynrniturs and Jewery a so per ccat mcs
owini prices sik Dressse from - 70 S4s Coats p ~
In Dresses 10 Highest cash price vii bc paid call
by post will be puncsusiy attended TO- Ladies' aueuA
cd 10 Mra Nfnt, Remember The original b. Mntx an1
the nuniber z1 Sr,h avenue Eighteenth street NJ
orders from Bsookn and Jersey City punctusy StsnasA
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
Ar DOUGHTY AUCT1ONRER. -
TuRE, CARPETS, MIRRORS. &C.

NJ DOUGHTY VIII sell en- tuesday, April "a q l0H
oonsissng OF walnut ParIcr Suit plush; Pier
81 dav Clockn Buckcnscs marble Tables
Brussels Ingram Carps 0icloths Dressing Burcaus
washsands hcdsans ms HARNESSES Dosacrs AND rn
Chairs Tables Dinner and Tca Sets Glassware 40, To-
srthcr general assortment OF Kitchen FURNITURE.
The whole TO be perenptoriiy sold. -NaN II
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

A BLEECKER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
y. OF Va uabe Property ut Fordham.-By order Of the
pr y suc!ionser on The premises on ThsrsdaZ
referee. The above lands are generally Known a
being seventy acres. adjoining the Harlem Rail
road at Fordha and running along the westerly side of
said fremont, consisting OF woods meadows
nd orchs ds laid out 10 plots o from two 70 eight acres
road depot wilaso be sold Abe large Manson for
eriy occupied by the late Mrs Bassford For maps and
further atculars apply 10 the auconeer " Cedar street.
and TO FIIILO T. RUdGLES, No. rs Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
sA1xus at AUOTION.

y. III !.
MosRis wiIkiSs Ascnoskts, , I, g .,.,,.... :, ;,
- sAspsoxrs slt:r'ss srss aso ~ tIoa'f'''a Tof ''
i I'D, (. ...s.sss !.
F.s. flssrrsssn h.sdso%. three .,osy
ssSeen Srss ~ ssd sessad v
a !" ss 'rsr .Ss 81 s .ss =. the
,, W SCH gEsKBkisd. erscnior ana guardian Of L. w.
MOSES s%sFS!si sSaEISsEFs :; ssrvsr
ludlow MtssoRs ! t@ ~, -. 20, ac ,, - go.
Apr % 1884 a IL O'Clock Is West fors,-Gi.h street
Tue sas Fsslsrs eea.ss
issa F
aa,s asssssss a.S Fioss Srss.!as
and wss f%s lss Ssass .sa Tasl.s
'ef;ihss ElTssss Ti's SSssfFGsH. Sc ss'SF'TsT. q
Csaloeues at tho auclioneers olce No Piue street.
NfORRfs WILKINS. AUcrIoNEKR.
.s ' 9nsssSor s P p.S. and
css sfE 's"ss CO. 'sa a p.s;f:s .s :.
Ssnes q Of Mira ~ Rchsra Ray No sunivor' place near
il the Of Which was made rar.
for the 0wns 6Rs%isa sSsilsns sbo%s a Ssst Of
Ese'rssy carved wS9a and GIN su IN bge and gold silk
s sa. I 81 eo% ,.Ssd satin
elegant gold col0ed SATIN and blue and silk
heavy Lace Curtains snperb Dresden China Manie
real Aublss0n Carpets. lsaeA IL tfN.a.s
LIBRARY
Very fns rnahosany Seas Arm and SIDE Chairs In EN-
ssses with real bronze attnEs fine mahoany Centre TA
spanish Chairs, rich Administer Carpets.
BOUDOTR
Heavily carved walnut Etageres elegant Side Easy
ChnlB, tn eatin and plush rich Aubuss0n carpet.
DINING ROOM
Solid mshogsny Extension fable sldeboards, marble
French cins heavy curt and ed Glass Ware Sheffield
plate 80. #E
BED CHAMBERS
French Bcdseads, Dressing Bureaus, Wardi0bes Toilet
Glasses Cosches and Easy ch,is French Plate Mirrors
asses Curisd Hair Mattresses Bolstes and Pillows Ban
ksts Quilts Counterpanes Velvet and Brussels Carpets &C.
Also, an assortment OF Kitchen Furniture with Which the
seo will commence. ...s.es
BRONZEs AND sTATUARY
The br0nzes made TO order original designs,
the models Of which were immediately destroyed that no
duplicate might DO made viz superb Clocks with CRndcl
Statues and Figures, Inkstands. &C.
Csrrara marble statue Psyche sbnndcnst By Blensms
OF Kone Florence Boar. Verde ~ Prato Ornaments, &c
Tho Furniture &C.. viii be exhibition Tuesday 26th
Instant BY permits which with the Catalogue be had
At the Auctioneers Onoe.
Ell. LUDLOW 4 co.
NO. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

y. BLEECKER, AuCrlOnRRR
1s Executors sale William and Chambers streets and
f,oIh stee. under tne direction OF asa l.. sHIPAAn
A. y. BLEECKEB. SON 4 CO. win sell q sucsieu on
Ill Broad way
On WILLIAM and CHAMBERS sTREETS-3 Cores; sixe
q gore At he junction ol William Chambers
on william street and a. front Chambers street
3.z front bg 10 In depth. -T-E'F--F ~ :
On iuoTH srREET-4 Lots the south side commencing
~ Ieet vest q Third avenue, sire 2axiQx n each
luoi sTRkET5 Lots the south side commencing
sso ieet Mea OF Third avenue; 25xl02. IL each.
ALSO, ON NINETY THIRD srREkT-Ths House and
ot on Prospect Hi north side Ninety third street. 35 feet
essi OF Fourth avenue Lot axO0 6 House 2xAD three
s,of and oasemcnt PhilAdephA lrIok stone trtinmngs
ess stationary wAshtubs. marble mantels. gratss BELLS
speaking tubes, marble wash basins &c.
Also ON MNErYFOURTH STREET, tho line Of
issg svenpea Lots ON the south side commencing
These Lots lie the grade and have Of the most
mandng views the island. The ground rich SOIL and
to be free from rock Il has heretofore been used
street. = - - - a'-~>S 80 - ~-"
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

AT iu SIXTH AvENuR-LADIEs AND GENTLE
men IN you wish 70 receive highest prics
Cast oa Cichng Carpets r.rnurs A the ssss E yss ca
nue. Tenth Ladies atteudsd BY MS:
M1tz True you will be dealt with ysur sascsea ass
beusht
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
j. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER. ,,e
1s PEREMPTDRY SALE
OF VALUABLE. LOTS ON BLOOMINDALE ROAD

hle enth avenue and lu,d and lt4th streets 81 : +
A. j. BLEECKER SON 4 co viii sell at auction, on
tuesday April za At the Exchange Salesroom No. Ill
ON BROADWAY. (BLooMiNGDALE RoAD)-Eirht
Lots on the west sde comprising The entire front between
from 60 to 2 feetin depth.
On kLhvENIH AvEN UE.-Eight Lots on the east side
being the whole front from l03d 10 0th street, size OF
per lots. 70 IL los; inside lois 25x 100 in depth
ON lSD SIRE ET.-ren lots the north side. com.
block - - = - - -~~'A
ON 10TH STREET.-Eisht lots on south side commenc-
block ~' - = ~ S~.s
Maps. Ac.. at.aucioneer's Office, II Cedar street
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

n COTTON, AUCTrONEER Wilt SELL. on MON.
II. day. Ap1 25 At l0 o'clock at 62l Seventh avenue
Forty sixth the entire Furniture story
brown soue House containing large variety Of rosewood
elegant carved rosewood Piano. best city
good order Paror Suits in crimson biocael ten
pieces rosewood and mahogany French carved Bedseads
and Bureaus best Hair Maresses China Glass Kitchen
Ware, &C. with which the sale will commence Sale pere
tory and the goods be removed the day Broadway
pass tho house.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

j. BLEECkER. AuCTIONFER.
n. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BLEEckER, SOM Co, viii sell u auction, Friday
S2, all the Furniture in said house belonging 20 rs,
CLASS family giving up housekeeping. consisting OF
fAkLOR AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
aud Mahogany Sets Brussels and Ingram Car
Cedar street. - - "