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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

A UOTIoN WORCESTERSHIRE SALE.
"A D. ID OAULKIks. AuCTd0HEnmsv Avn
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FuRkItuhE Anu
n WORKS or ART

SAH H5vssaoIS AND
At TqHks x Asu66rHior
rh TO the highest osG s's eas All coct precisely
shs e siss.n, Sss.asas No street wss
being the largest ssssIim.s. Of moS.shea raT
nsSse oras a. absorption
the house on morning q an sss
suPeo ~ 80 Elegant Drawing Room Suits
Esro and costly Works Of 4 III Painting. ~ eminent Artists
ormolu and Bronze Chandeliers. -. ,,.,.n,.
Dresden and sevres China Vases, d.. NO.,
Embroidered Lace Curtains.
Heavy Plated Ware,
'A'es Rosewood chamber Furniture. Style Louis XIV.
Books Rnsr"vinss ia Tsbls y Einsn a A.
Magnificent rosewood seven octave Pianoforte,
Tue richest auction this carved
ss s four 11 m pss
sneh CON Cover stool covered T. bTscsae ASSsi
S Sss saa sa
Gss IN and %
blue crimson and maroon satin Large ana rose
ss ssitfe 1s4 TsSs
VIII hres
NTH marble tops n@s ss dS0 ds %ur cSeF
sissant China vases INDECENT Frsoch plate Per;alsss
81 S IL es A 9e Lace
dow Curtains and Cornces large and extensive variety
Oil Paintings by native artists such as Landscapes win
Scenes Marine Views Scrpuai Pieces superior French
Iithogra phs Game Pieces &C., the whole forming very
pleasing collection Of great value.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIAEOFORTE,
eas aud four round corners nlaid with pearl
and solid pearl keys.
Dining Roon,Kch Velvet Tapestry Carpet in good order;
solid oak Extension Table, 16 feet all polished in the
best marble top Fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Beds
Chairs In haircoh together with all the ruby and crystal
Cut Glass Ware Wines, Champasnss. Tumblsrs Geeets
costly Silver Ware Tea and Dinner Service. Savers Cake
Baskets Casters Coffee and Tea urns Spoons, Forks LII
Stand, Table Cutlery. &C
: Chambers and Nursery-Costy rosewood and mahogany
Beds eads staary marble top Bureaus Washetands ana
Commodes to match over tweny pure Hair Mattresses.
from 40 10 60 pounds In excellent condit0e Feather Bees
Boosters and Pillows Countcrpanes SILK and batn Bed
Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets Bedroom Mtrfors,
Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned chairs Rock
Dining Tables together with large and desirable assort
ment Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils. &c. .
n B-Reabe men IN attendance TO cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at o reasonable charge.
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Ivan c. BAKER & CO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
n G. HAYWOOD. Anciioneer-Superb Household Fur
niIre &C this (Thursay March a at i've story brown
Residence 1913 East Tenth street between Broadway
University place Sale commencing at O'Clock this
afternoon cops,s,ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sdeboard,
Extension Table Arm Chars Dinner and Tea Sets ruby aud
waite Gass Ware Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware. &C,
Oval Mirrors. Parors- Rosewood and walnut PArior
Eurnie, Brussels Carpets EtaYeres Bookcase Tables,
Pier sad Mantcl Mirrors Curtains Paintings. Statuary,
. Clocks seyres and Dresden China Vases, Engrav
tn1a Chandeliers ODD Pian0ore DOL
ard Cover Music Hooks. Enccignures Rocking Chairs,
1,oungors Hatstand Chairs TO mach Bedrooms.-
Bureaus. Bedsteads Washstands Commodes Hair and
Spring Mattresses Bosers Pillows Lace Curtains, Shades.
Also basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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IIBHRy 3. HERrs, JR, AuoTIoNEER.
ANGULAR MONTHLY TRADE sALB
wkfChEs. JEwELRY, DIAMONDS &C,
on THu R slfrs MoSSa n At NE 9,SL2pGTk

com prsng large lot Of gold and silver Hunting and Open
Face watches dod Chsps ans s cara, Geld Jswclry Of
mcnd Jsvslry &C., 40, In iots 70 suit the trade only
Catalogues ready early on morning OF sale.
IIENRY ID MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
ii Nassau street. opposite the Pest once, MINER a
sOMERyILLE viii ses suction, on Friday, March u.s. at
ccloch .. their galley Nss'su street ere Collection
celebrity % which have been rsceny received from
o!hers Among them works By the following artists
wardss Won sebcn, Won seysrndonct al ssveYv schaep
smss Csrcus rsrdnssd de Brateeer pirsur, Lerchsft
Eversen Lsny -Hepfrickr. rcodirl, Van Senruter A.
De senconrt woutermasbns. r. Berlin ana Others "a
scspe from private GAIery n Furops ATTRIBUTED 70 psvs
nam Also ve ane corr Of 0ses Voyage u Life By the
s'e mares ba<er pAin~ ~ order b. him from thu
D. eel gic.Afes sveC m&s.
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$4,000 900 LOAN
COUNTY or NHw YORK.

COUNTY OF NBW YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR ssomON soLDIEay BoUNrv
FUND BONDS.
Sealed proposals wiz 10 received NJ the Comproliers
once until Saturday, April 1885, r. =.
will be publicly opened for the purchase Of
shc whole or any part OF Two Million Dollars u
the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds authorized BY sss
the Legislature OF the State OF New York passed Fss
raary 1864 and BY ordnance tbs Board Super
ysors OF County Of New York. passed March 49, 1884,
The said bonds viii bear intercs. the per
cent per annum payable semiansuay the LIST day g
May November each year. The principal VIII -
reiceuable IN successive insten.s Of Gvs Aua
dred thousand dollars sac commencing on The LIST day e
November, 1887
The proposals vii state tho amour OF bonds desires ana
hs price pee on. hundred dollars there sns lsrsoss
whose proposals accepted w aesupon bs required
depo. vita tho County Treasurer the awarded -
them respectively.
on presenting 10 the compro,iee tue receipts Of tas
County Treasurer Tor such depos parties ~ be
eato receive Bonds equal OF the par value a
The suns awarded % them bearing Interest OATS Or
payments
Each proposition should be scaled All endorsed Pro
posas Tor Soldiers Bounty Fund Bouds" and enclosed N
second envelope. addressed to tbs Comp.rollss
Tho rgh. Is reserved rcjcc, az ss OF tbs bids
considered Necessary prc.o' ST. promote as interests q
the county -"
= MATTHEW BsEyyly. cos,.y;s..
err o. NV foaS-srpaRrmsSr or FINANCE
COafIRoLtpR's OFFICE
March ~, 1864
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Henry n, LEEDS 4 Gos AgcrroSEERs.,
o'ioioD wATER COLOR SKETCHES


day March 70 at i0f O'Clock gallery No 20 Nassau
street. choice collection OF water Sketches Of the Eng
lsh sketchins Society By the celebrated artists In
which collsSos may b found drawings ~ O. Leslie,
Lawrence Turner, sir David wtlkis, w Pckersgil W. III
Hare Urvins SanHad Bone aud other eminent British
or the celebrated London Skcichlng Society They
are Tow on exhibition above with catalogue.
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MEDICAL !.

A DylGE TO MARRIED LADfEs.-MADAME RRoL
n TILL Female Ply sicisn and Professor az Mlyfsry
be consulted as usual at log Chambers
ineysw wi, be Necessary No charge tor sdyiee. Her
Get. or 10y piaiL Price s. n. B-Lsdies who des,re
boa AMI the best medical attendance during
be accommodated. Her French Femae Monthly Pfis
grae ioa boz sold at 6z Chambers street. l27k
LDef.y reet and tU3 Hudson street N. " IA
Williamsburg III Fulton street Brooklyn; or by mail
n PARns Female Pils are the on,y medicine married
single ladies depend with saety certainty
be sent BY mali. n R-LaJss who desire to avail them
selves OF Madsme Dssr9rds valuable safe moA
Of treatment do 1t Interview Residence l0i
Sixth avenue, opposite T. ghlt street
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HENRY VI. LEEDS co, AUCTIONEERS
III HENRY ~. LEEDS A CO Will sell at auction
Thursday March - 81 1915 O'Clock, al the residence IA
East Eighteenth street
UoJsEHoLn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF n general
OF Velvet and Brussels Carpets Carved
wood Suit covered in green and crimson brucstl one
ditto, figured crimson brocate rosewood marble top
Centre Table rosewood Piano, made by Glenn Co.;
Gilt frame French plate Ter Mirrors with cornes and bases
Extension Dining Table, mahogany French Bedsesds Hair
Glaze rosewood marble top Hall Stand mahogany
Rockers aud Chars in hair CLOTH mahogany Sofas and Tce
Tees Oil Csth Stair Rods. China, Crockery aud Glass
Ware
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uENRy u. LEEDS 4 co, .AUcTIcNEERs HENRY
Ii II LEEDS co. win soil At auction on Friday March
- los O'Clock. at store No - Nassau street, House.
hold Furniture consisting OF Brussels and ingram Carpets
carved rosewood SUITS Arm Chairs,
In do Hair Mattresses Paiilssses Boosters and Pillows;
oak Extension Dining Tables, mahogany Centre Tables
rosewood Extension Dning Table mahogany Rockers and
Chairs ~ hsircloh 0ilc'o,h Cocoa Mating &e Also.
Kitchen Furniture, Ac
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py JOSEPH HEGRMAN,

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN,
Is FRIDAY, MARCH rs.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ the Central Salesro0m, Woughby
stree, corner Pearl street Brooklyn
Rosewood Piano. Bacon Raven mahogany do. Sec
re airy Bcdstead Pympons patent; rosewood Paror Suite
Centre Tables Sofas Chairs. Bureaus, BedseAds Hair
Mattresses Wardrobes and walnut pillar Extension
Tables. Crockery. Glassware Carpets 0cloths Harness.
DC, DC
Xso-A very stylish sorrcl Horse old l51. hands
htph
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CLOTIIINo.

AT sis BowERY-H RosENTliAL HAVING A
n gres desire TO pur hase large quantity OF East OF
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets. Jewerv ac.. ~
calling or addr ssing HIM ladies' and gcntlcmen Oh
tain the utmost vare Of each article Ladies' attended -
By Mrs Roscniha Please remember aud try ISL Bowery,
opposite Great Jones street
ADIEs. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST FROM SO TO
- 81 paid for SIX Dresses The highest cash price rafa
for gentemen's Clothing Call sddressa n,e 70 the
ONCE ~ L. cASHBEEt3 ~ East Twelfth street. near Broad
way. Ladies' attended TO by Mrs @.
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A uCrfoN NoTICE.-PRREMPTORy SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COST
OVER $1,000,

ELEGANT WORkS OF AkE, RICH fAINIlN0S,
9UPkRB PIANOFORTE, ELEGANT PARLOn SUITS,
euPERB CHAMBER AND DINING FuRNlTuRE &C.:
!ais Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at RESIDENCE t2
avenues eomprsing the entire elegant Paror Sleeping
Room. Dining Room and Hall Furniture Of the house, all
" perfect order and 10 be sold without reserve Two mag
uucent solid rosewood Parior Suits in brocae cost &SW
swo sus BLACK walnut In green reps two rich Lounges
ana Arm Chnfs; elegant Reception Chairs covered ~
me Usspsn; large Rosewood Etageres sa,uAry and
sop Uen'Ts and Fancy Tables; rich Curtains and
xosewo0d bedsteads Bureaus, Bronze CGocs Hair and
Spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding Dining Furniture,
rioh China, Ont Glass Silver Ware CUTLERY Hall
nturc Sofa, Beds dc Sale positive, or shino Gaia
1cgues Of hours H. r. wEsrCoTT, Auctiouser
DY JAMRe n. MILLER -PEREMPToRy SALE op
ID valuable Property Warren aud ColIers n "a
Aad on Carmne Bedford streets by order or ira y
prcme Court JAMES NJ MILLER VIII sell al pubic arc
lion Merchants Exchange Salcsroom, III 6roa dwav
the 25h day Of March instant at o'clock NJ BY order 81
the Supreme Oourt under direction OF Samuel Jones'
referee .-Frst the valuable Property known Nos 6O
~ aud 81 warren street and No . College place the
hcle forming plot Of ground on the northeast corner Of
College place and Warren street o. feet inches o.
less 10 front werren IN the rear and rs
1nches more " less College place aud the eastey
ylde on which are ed The four brick House e Col
ERs place knewn ne the franklin House, the four story brick
store " warren street and the three story prick front
Btoresp and % Warren street 10 be sold in parcel se
oond the premises 81 and 30 Camne street. situate the
northwest corner 81 Carmne and Bedford streets contain
lnR % ee more or less In front on Csmine street and
the westerly size and which erected three three
story brick Stores TO be sold In parcel maps and
further particulars apply 70 the Auctioneer % Pine street
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UCTfON NOTICE
"A ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE SALE
1AsuFAcrURED STRAW AND rALx LEAF GOODS
VIII be sold
THIS DAY (TliuRsDAY), MARCH q,
Al II o'clock.
Catalogues and goods ready
WIN TOPPING CO., AuctIoneers.
Nos Q aud II Park place and
No Murray street.
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CHERlFPS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WALTERS,
y auctioneer VIII sell this day tThursday nt as O'Clock,
At IL Kas rrosdway. ten casks old Boureon Whisky;
quantity OF Fruit end other VINES; star st . Mosna
VASES = JAMES LYNCH Sheriff.
Also 81 same time and place. two Lard Kettles Motts
makc) gallons each ard Coolers Tank large Scales
Benches, Chopping Blocks Gas Pendants, DC.
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UcrIoN NoTICE--E ROTH. AuCTloNKER
AN ExTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY ,~.
RICH crT GLASS ANN CHM WARE, no
IVORY Cutlery AND SILVER WARE,
ygLyET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FURNITURE,
"N''''' 80 ELEGANT ROSEWOOD rIANoroRTE,
PINE OIL PAINTINGS, $500,
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES. BEDDING, &c,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ei.hlh street, bel geen Firth and Sixth avenues,
oS THIS DAY tTHuRsDAYJ, March "a
Al ~ O'Clock precisely.
Tie sale comprises the contents OF the house an most x
Il made order for the present owner by celebrated
city makers uxed bat months The whole III
aod peremroriiy, shine Offering extra inducements
% purchasers. .-9 i -
THREE beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Psrlor
Suits rich French satin bro aci and Tur
ksh Es Chairs and Lounges 70 match rosewood Centre
and PIER Tables Etaceres Corner aud Book stands day
bronsc Clock rich China and Paan Vases Parlor Orua
Of Oil Paintings Engravngs. largo Mirrors and Chandc
IA0NTFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE, STOOL
AND COVER COST $3.50;
elegant instrument, with round corners bea1,lsaly
carved ieAs case with all modern
strung full French full ccta1e
rosewood and mahoe beiseads, Bureaus WG.hsande
sofas. Chairs. Rocscrs. Mirrors. Clocks Tables Bed
Tables Extension Tshe Glass China and Silver Ware la
BILE Cutlery, Ac. SAL positive Deposits required
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MATRIMONIAL.

A qSyTLEaAS or TWENTY NINE. OF BUSINESS
IN Aabis without friends IN this city, would Ike the Ac
qua aIance of handsonls working GIRL with view TO
tmeny be tail and have black eyes one SPEAK
erscustrs need not answer. Al
are . r. Palmer New Y1r< Post onncs. FOR one week.
NfATRIMoSr-wHv EVERY Man sHouLD MARRY.
Nl Why every woman should marry. All may marry.
70 know read Illustrated Marriage GUIDE aud Nsiicai Ad
wiser By WIN. Ear, NJ D. go pages Mailed g.ery ~h-rs
In enveops for IS cents Address 81 whitei
New York.
Two BEAUTIFUL NsGLisH LANES, AGED ~ AND
"a ia his county solicit the
OF two gentlemen OF aud refinement, with 70
matrimony. Call on or address Mary and Eliza lats wsG
rbre,h street
RIO RELIEVE THE LONELINESS OF A SINGLE LrYE
with the hope OF rgal happtncss the future ats
genial spirits seek correspondence With yolug sdy
% family snd p0stion money object bavirg
fer boh-mind. manners, some STARE o. beauty sfeeJo
ave and heart capable OF loving 20 rhniy
AZ desire 70 iusfy kindred spirit N teri, y = ala
roucc,I would thea Judgment DC formed OF nr
nind and character rom future letters: apTears1cs
nom my carte when ecsired; bora, educated liyne n
Yputhsrn STATE when not duty; professional niaA
Letters and cares u unsatisfse,or. W 's ress.sf
pos tnvtoabe secrecy ~ every. csss A,llrss ~ 80
Randolph, Unitei states steamer Home on Sorrs iast
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Tables crOcksry. Glassware Carpets oleoshs Harness.
xlsoA very stylish sorrcl Horse years old, l5 hands
high.
n B. TAYLOR, Auo7IoNEER.-By TAYLOR BRO
i X h will ON No. sroawa a.
S hS rear r, as to sas House
s sspi re- terms the ONCE Of the m
~ TnEEs win sell a. a,etiep on Tanr.day Mseh -
o tas ON ss:sfsS%
1 es Nm S a. ne sa s d D no side o @
iss Of M and aye .r5 Lots on Il.
perfect Ma the Office of the adc.ioneer
WIVES AycTloNrEEp, Ives CO WILL
g soEs
srrel Horse Old is hands high warranted sound
soss ava
s,and kind and gentle III: saddle
n W. IVES. ,AuorIoNEER d. W IVES CO WILL
and os.asd Ea.yrs; 4, .opprs
ns sa on
d. and JAPANESE Good. auction this say q sss broad.
~: nas Fsp ST.. a
~ Saesroem No. 60 Liberty street.
Will give his personal attention to sales Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
usual either residences At bis new ana spacious
salcsrooIns
II H. LUDLOW CO: WILL SELL At AUCTION ON
IL. Thursday. 1864, twelve oclck. at the
Exchange Sacsroou Ill Broadway Tnity Buiidng) New
MACDOUGAL street.-The extra sized three story and
House and Lot ne southwest corner 81 Mac
dougal and Fourth Streets opposite Washington
feet by 49, with extension or soveo feat; lot
- - ~ SAMUEL r. APPLETON,
Executor estate q Hannah Appleton, deceased
Maps &c, at the Office OF the auctioneers, No Pine
street, New York
E CoLToN, AUCTIONEER-WILL GIVE HIS PER
sonn ssies OF furniture ut the esidenccs
oil families breaking up the goods DO
removed 10 the spacious ia Broadway, opposite
| the New York Hotel
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E COITOy, AUCTIONEER-WILLG GIVE HIS PER
attention to s.ies OF furniture Ut the sidences
OF families bneakng up housekeeping or the goods can %
10 the spacious c ia Broadway, opposite
he Ne
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A JoURYEAy. AUCTTONEER OFFIoG NO. PINE
"A strceIrercmptov sale OF valuable Building Lots IN
q publ: auction Thursday, March u, al IL
o'clock NJ, at the Exchange saiesroom. NJ Broadway
Two Bots, fronting Portland avenue, FOL feet inches
from Atlantic aven1o 25xilo and y3xl0o
elgiov located Maps and further partcu
lars al the Auclioncer. No. Pine street
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q 000 TONS or cokr-rREgH MINED COAL
y -, lce of the e:suics Greenwood tghna asa.
lOw ~ Eorton's Locust MoBntain and y 20 OF Pfongl
vso. Delivered boats ysrds ~ tho ,sts mArsst
Wcs dOar RAvbHx yn5aN ~. Ani " Dss ssgsst
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COAL.

G7 S(1 PR roS.--RED AND WHITE ASH COAL.
VI .OV screened aud delivered from under cover -
folcw.:-stcye and Kgg. IS 20; Lehgk Furnace, - -;
Large Nut trW Appi, ii0 waverey place, ne.s sitth
street. TRFADWFI L. Aren't
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4 DRIAN H. MULLER. AUCTlONEER
"A SALE AT AUCTION or THE NATIONAL HOTEL
AT LONG BRANCH,

L. SMITH, AUcrIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY.
IA. o'clock, At IL Stdyyesant place Nin street, be-
tween second and Third syene' three Paro Suits. rose
ssses aud maple Chairs Ra5es. Brussels and
rngain carpets and everything that beongs to first class
Sale positive. DEPOSITS required. House to let
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-23
Legal Notice.

John Fowler and o. p Barbour whose residence is I'M
known will take notice that Henry Barrchlow the 18th
day Febru 1884, filed his petition in the District
Court Of the ond District of the of Kansas in
for Marshall county and others ATTACHED for judicial pur-
poses against John s. Fowler, principal o. Barbour
and Wm Thompson surety note dated Nottinghar
Msrshal county. August s. 1S60 for the of $240 o.
payable in L months from date with interest after dne
20 per per and the object of this suit is to oh
tain judgment against the above named deendens tho
note mentioned Of foreclosure and sale Of the
south half of the southeast section eighteen and
north half of southeast quarter of section nineteen in town
five of range in Marshall county Kansas containing $50
conveyed the said Fowler the cf
said note plaintiff ard also to obtain judgment th'
mortgage for the 5000 hqudaed damages and the
further sum of sll6 which the said Plaintiff has paid
the amount of and penalties accrng said land
and that unless the said defendants plead demnr
to the plaintiffs petition before the 25h day Of July,
1864 the will be taken confessed and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
r-r -. F-KILLEY, Plaintiffs Attorne
Attest. ALEX. CAMPBELL. Clerk. 41ws1
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Fruif Trees.


S. D. Houston writes TO the Junction
City paper about setting out fruit trees,
and says:
The trees selected should bethose 6rOwn
in this locality if possible, and should be
allowed to branch out near the ground
Where it can be done, they should be set
out on either the hfs sh prairie or on the
second bottom, and on clay subsoil, as the
low sandy land becomes too dry and warm
for them.
There are various suggestions, bat sns
thing is indispensable 10 life and success,
|aoa that IS that each tree is well muiehsd
VIII straw or hay for at least four or five
feet around it. Without this you will not
save one { fee in ten in three years, unless
thesseasodss are different from those Of
the pas, eigh. yes1a-. With this mulching
to.aid the tree to moisture through the dry
portions of the year, every farmer may
soon have fruit plenty add to spare. But
if some such course is notpursued, would
not pay man FIVE dollars to set out thou
sand trees for me.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-23
The First National Bank of Leav.
eAvvOrfh-

The frst National Bank of Leavenworth
will be opened for the transaction of gen.
eral banking business, tomorrow. This
bank, the first of any note in our State, is
organized under the National Banking
Law, with paid up capital of one hum
.dred thousand, dollars. Its officers are
Thomas Carney President Lucien Scott,
Cashier; John Kerr, J. W. Morris, John
F. Richards, Thomas Carney, w. C. Lob.
enstien, A. McArley and D. R. Anthony,
Directors. From the,,kuown ability of the
officers of the bank, we feel safe in stating
that no better selection could have been
made. The services Of Greenup Bird,
Esq. we'll known banker, and recently
cashier of the Farmers Bank of Missouri
have been secured as assistant cashiV.
The bank is based on the six twenty
United States bonds, and only ninety dol
lars can be issued for one hundred dollars
in bonds deposited; besides the stockhold-
ers are individually liable for the indsbt-
edness of the bank to the amount of their
ock.-Bulletin.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-23

A CuTE WAR W1Dow-A war widow
tricked libertlne ou, in Allegheny Coun-
ty, Penn, by taking his five hundred dol
lars to get ready for proposed slopement,
and then sending him the following "bil.
ly-dux: =
"Mr. have to inform you that
circumstances beyond ing control will pr9
vent me from fulfilling my engagement to
elope with you tonight 1 expeci my hus.
band home on furiough soon to spend
Christmas and New Year, when we shall
ENJOY hearty laugh at your discontinue.
Meanwhile l will keep your money as a
Chritmas present for him, and when this
cruel war is over it will come handy in
assisting him to start in business.
Yours tendsrly, c. T. N.
P. S.-When next you undertake to
play the libertine, you would do we'll to Sc
lect your victim outside of old Allegheny
County and above all, beware of SOL
dier's wife" a..
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Europe

Our dates from London are to the 2Slh
and 30,h of March.
The Prussians were repulsed before
Duppel on the 2s'h ult. The engagement
lasted seven hours.
The telegraph makes small affair Of
it, really. An attack wassmade on Bastion
No. 6. and on the aohole linz of Duppel.
The Prussians we're repulsed, and refused
to advance Yet it, says, only four Dan.
ish regiments were engaged, and only a
hundred Danes were killed and wounded.
No fighting since.
Arch Duke Maximillisn has deferred
the reception of the Mexican crown. Its
formal acceptance was to have taken place
on March 9th. Possibly, nay. probably
the whole report may be modified or con-
tradictsd by the next arrival.
1t is thought by the London Times that
thai Dano German difficulty may possibly
be settled Leaveaworth Times.