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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-23
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Address me at the Springs in hospital.
On the above letter were the following ELL
ldorsements: "Brief OF letter without sig.
Respectfully referred by direction of the
President. to, the Hon. Secretary Of War;
Signed, Burton. N. Harrison, Private Secre-
tary. Received Nov. Goth, 1854 Record
book, Adjutant Generals Office, Dec. 9th,
1884. A. G. for attention by order Of j. A.
Campbell, A. S. WE sTssaf3slpitsM
By Mr.. Aiken.-Q. From which box did
you obtain that letter. "A. From the box
marked, "Adjutant Generals Office. Letters
received from July to December, 1884"
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These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium.
aud are exempt as are all the oovernmont Donos,
from State, County, and Manicpoi tos stion witch
odds rem one TO three per cent per daais TO their
value according 70 the levied upon other prop
ersy. The interest Is payable semi annually by ocu-
pons attached 20 each note. which may be cut on
aud sold 70 any bank or banker. s
Ths interest at tao per cent amouutst to &
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s iPErHRsoNs MAGAZINE for June, has been
received at the bookstore of Messrs. Davis
Brothers, No. IS Exchange street. It is a
capital number, and closes the 47th volume
Of this popular monthly. ~ go. go, al.
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beng. soilgl sa. % an NEW YORK, May %.
Mail matter is now receiveda at our Post
ONCE daily, for Richmond, Petersburg, VIII
mington, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and
Jacksonville. issf & .sslsni8
Rosa and Francis White were arrested yes
terday, in whose possession was found plates.
dies, DC, and $4,000 in counterfeit U. s.
currency. Ia il
The storm last night was particularly severe
on the north side Of Long Island, being ac-
companied by hail, and much damage was
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PosTPoNED--T sale of the homestead of
the late Capt. Thomas Mcclellan, on Plumb
Street, which was to have taken place to-day
at the Merchants Exchange, is postponed I'M
til tomorrow. 'i .s s. en- ,,s
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Treasurer Of Army Committee Of z. M. 3
sABBArH soHooL FrsrIYAL.-We nnd,

q SABBATH SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.--We under
stand the Sabbath School connected with the
Universalist Society at Congress Square
Church, will give an entertainment, consist
ing of tableaux, dialogues, recitations, sing
ing, &C., assisted by Mr.. Shaw's choir, at the
vestry Of that church, on Thursday evening,
at half past seven o'clock. The proceeds are
to be used in replenishing the Sabbath School
Library.
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THE LADY's Book fortune. has been re-
ceived by Messrs. Davis Brothers, No. SO, and
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, No. IS Exchange
street. 1t closes the list volume of this estin-
able periodical 9Ala4 .ss-A ,ssA
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aoa.fsslE ) Z CINCINNATI, May %.
OF A Nashville dispatch says thatthe published
correspondence between Gov. Brownlow and
the officials of the Chattanooga Railroad shows
the rolling stock Of the road to be In good re-
pair at Augusta, including 225 locomotives.
Inc road to Atlanta will be completed about
the LIST of June. piA
An Indianapolis dispatch says that about
thirty Indiana regiments will be mustered out
of service within two weeks l9 ateee. it
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Rinharda nn,a Wharf nn

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
l richardson Wharf 70 wal be held at the sihee
Of Htnry M. Payson. Exchange 81, on Monday .
Jifne 5rh, neat at for The choice CT ctors,
and any other business which may come oeioreihem.
~ p IA -Ss0 W. vi Il. STEPHENSON, CLERK.
PcrtIand, Nay 10th, ise5.-dtd
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-Ye yesterday James Hol-
brook. residing on Union street, during a
drunken fit, made a savage assault upon his
wife, with a knife, cutting her badly. Officers
Williams and Wyman arrested the brute and
took him to the lookup. zsis .sg,45g
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CINCINNATI, May %.
n The Madison House, Madison, Indiana, was
entirely destroyed by fire at noon to-day.
Contents saved. rsiN goe Sc AnN "a x
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pronosaIs for Delivering Coal.

nRoPOS AIS win b. received A. l02 Middle St.
~ one aeek. for the denver OF Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons or coal. The right Of rejecting any
proposals vii be ro!eryed; W. !. ,g,,.a
~ ~ EDWABD SHAW, Chairman Of Com.
Afesv a 1866 may22dtf
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FoHttAkD Asp vfoIsFTr.

SO A4sevtesrsrsats rA-F as
tha2frs- ilsssina nan-Ihls ErwnFna
Aae - 4aia-Herf Bailey "a
1e1af upeof-harrs Chmnumm
FfotafH Naliae.
hRsaiai Aefne 8aNFllmN'a AmAresan
M~e.s aTd Nhaet~E II. MtnlnV
y lnsIeziaFs - fish--fhsss warrma.
Fprtiaae Nsafufat Hanzs fsa
s.s.s e. 80 - a 4 ST. s'y ? wsssstsr.
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.s4a.sst n. n.s5 81 NEW YORK, May %. I
The Times Nashville dispatch says IL Is re-
ported that Isham g. Harris has been cap
tured. 1t is certain that some OF the State
archives have been captured, and all the State
bonds, with 100000 In specie, belonging to
the State treasury. sr osss
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A POOR woman, the widow of q soldier, having
A two children and not being abe to support them
Wishes some kind lady to adopt hsr younel babe-a
fine healthy little gill Address Widow Post Once
Portland, Me. seeNs se%S mayISd3t
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EOR SALE.

,FTHEgEsfase on the corner Of High and Sprlna
+ A. Streets for many years owned ard occupied by
Gaoree Bartol, Esq. Apply to e y 1,s & Nlt4l
maylsd6w1aiF 711e % 1870 J.& M. RAND.
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Liss Of inca eho have passed thEough The
city. and have stopped At ths soldier Res,
during the week ending May 20lb, 1866:
~ IA. DsnAsi Dolen, ca Ne Bst,s,v
george w foward, da
amm1 Morrill Do
Aasns.ss hrova. lm 10 Yea
n&ml u NYe. DO.
ed harrh. l7fh Maine
e1eoffa W rsait, III 40.
Dslany hes naos, @ X, "a Mas
neeFRe saith, l9fh mai1a.
eiaFa - FWttan dc.
Gee FeFinr Is
Aonsr G vernsil, MA DO.
ssha Tsyler, 70 20.
Ma Frss. D. III Ne neasy Art
chas Sandal b, mn msine.
Jamse d Whifs I, Slsf 20,
WIN Il Brown. \ u 20 n A.
OIL Knowisf, specia duty.
f,bns Il Chad ef. "a cavairy
cs Buher. X. 9Th Name ss
E's% ~s.air Ss hsS 3. IslS sS w ne.
A W Hsrdy. X. Cd 20.
Wm Chandler, u sd 40,
Isaac Tibbetts. y. 18th do
Re Harlow, =, 9th do sy-t
Nv Ioothake-, 1, ID Me cayalry.
Eibridge Garrish, +, LIST Me Vet,
George @ Goodale, LIST Me III N
Albert 4 Preston; X, slst Maine y
James II jose, ID, 18th do
WIN W. Lander, M, LIST Ne q X
Lucins Moody, H. 17eh Maine
May llth, X Moore, 14th do. f7H~4 ia
Albro PerkinF L; LIST MeHA
james M wilder, A nth Masne
George White, H. 10Th do HlIR5
Isaac Albee, II, lst Me II A.
Asa Lanphia L, 10th Me- 5IsdH
may 18th, Leander Leach, Una signtd. '99po
Jacob Newton, do. 3iisf1sq
ank stephens. A. nth Maine.
VIM w Tr-ot, Special Guard q
Charles L Knowles, do. %
sam'l j Bruce, G. 10Th Maine
Nehemiah Litt'efeld, X, LIST Maine 81 A.
may 18th, Albert Crockett Special Guard.
" George /. Cox. Il, VRC,
VIM Gilmore, Unassigned
Otis Falknham, do, ssA
. Jessie Surles, c. Coast Guard ssI
Haynes III, 18th Maine. A
a.- = III Isaac g Brown, n, eth do. Ana
whole number accommodated during the week,
'1 HENRY IEMAN.
: 1880 Capt. and A. @. M, q. s, A.
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MODERN Brick House for sale

IL nearly new containing eleven flushed rooms!
together with Bath room and ample osesc; hapsu
for gas; heated by ,urnGc has hare A'1 -'''
Lot about 20 rect mont ard extends Dd hrosEa to
Chapel stree, Possesss,rssIl App'y TO
'9x a. Term JOHN C. PROCTOR. Lime 81.
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these notes are issued under the date OF July 10,
1885, ami payable three years irem that date in
currency. or are convertible at tie option Of the
h lder into 1ibo,tos
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Mr.. SAMUEL MILLIKEN of Cape Elizabeth,
aged 81 years and six months. son Of Mr.
Alexander Milliken of this city, q member Of
the 18th Maine Regiment of Volunteers, was
killed on the 9th Of April, while pursuing the
retreating army of Gen. Lee from Richmond
he was good soldier, a dutitul son, kind
and affectionate husband, and an honest man.
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NEw YORK. Nav %

The Heraids Augusta, Ga. correspondent
says that the city was taken possession of by
our troops under Gen. Molinux Nav 9th, who
found there 100 600 bales of cotton, $40, 100000
worth of ordnance and other rebel stores, and
$45, 900 in bullion. Part of JEFF. Davis, specie
train was captured and $4,000 in gold Sc
cnred
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s. I, Gen. Sheridan. en- Route for Tesas.g
INV YORK, May %,
4 Gen. Sheridan and staff left fer Cincinnati
this evening, en-route for Texas .tsAnsa +
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tbs VIe1R OF -wAKRFIEID;- Oliver God
smith. New York: Frank H. Dodd.
III This is one of the Pocket Series oftStsndsrd
Authors, now being issued BY this publishing
house, ofwhieh Paradise Lost, p and eLanb's
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~ aEAI,I Dos a1iaNEw York, May 20.
The steamer Monterey, from Mobile Bay
with 1450 bales cotton has arrived.
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HUNTSVILLE, May II. =
81 Hon. Jere. Clemens died at his residence In
this city Of congestion Of, the lungs. zee 799 &
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r. T.. L. Attention !

rVHE Active, Pest ard Honorary Members Of the
IL Portland L ght Infantry are requested to meet
at their Arm ry, Market Hall, on Wednesday Even.
ing 24th inst, AZ Ii O'Clock to make arrangements
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ship ChandIery.

WNHEundersigned haying taken the Store No I99
-. Commercial Street, corner of Central Wharf,
will keep constantly or sale Hemp and Manila
Corddge, Of ell sizes by the Gang or Retail. Also,
znchoTs, Chains, Gables, Duck, Uoltns, WindiGss
Farch1se and NoDdt stores together with COM
pleIc ass artment of Ship ChGndery, at Wholesale
retail ~ fin53f gIlHNs 4Qat gs = '21t - U
Heis also Agent for the Revere Copper Company,
and viii keep on hand full and compile assortment
Of Copper and YeHofc Metal Bolts and SheGthiag,
Competition Spikes rails, &c. =
All Of which Is offered for Sale at the Lowest
Market Price,. and to which the attention OF those
wishing TO pufcha is invited ...
Portland, May %, 1866 .-dsm & 80.
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Testimo7ly of John Bohere7a

John Boheren testified that Spangler fixed
up the stable in the rear of the Theatre for
Booths horse and buggy; Spangler sold the
buggy for Booth the Wednesday before the
President was assassinated; Booth was there
sometimes, and kept horse and saddle there
at first; then he sold the horse, and got
shore and buggy; the buggy was sold by Ned
Spangler, at Booths direction, on the Wednes
day before the President was murdered.
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Eagle Hill Mutual Conf Company.
rTlHE Stock holders in the Eagle Hill Mutual Goal
a. Company are requested to CALI q lQ2 Middle ct,
and designate what size of coal they viii want. I'm
mediate attention to this ia desired M ,ses ~ /
Pm ORDER. EDWARD SHAW. 81
- ,may2Od2wo tsss Chairman of Com.
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q ,7..nboIders and V1ctualera,

,S-rsons engaged in the busins's If Innhold-
"A - - and Viciuslers IN the CITY Portland, will
1Ase Ale their Bonds with the Ci v clerk,
Jgaired by law, before the a In dav 4 June next
=, 7o I Per Order.assd j. a. HEAT Sisy Clerk
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.VaInabIe House nt Auctlon.

ON Thursday, June Ist II o'olockP n on thu
bOpfemIses, we kuail eiltbe hires Story Brick
House No. 4S6 Congress Sc. rhi house rs
modern in its airaDg msnt.r III isbed Trough ut (;
there are n inis ed Ms, fne Closets ID ndaLce
hard and soft water. cemented o laf floor, go
brick eistern, nm bath, room with hot and cod
ter, furnace, range, gas throughout n hou-e and
gas hxturtG 1t has 90 a good stanis This Ia
very desirabI~ hcu O. the hno Of the Horse Rail
road, in an excellent neighborhood, commanding
splendid view of the Ocean, the Islanda nd he
rounding country II can be examined sfer the
25th between the hours Of 2and p -
4 For further particulars enquire OF
ibsge q HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
may20td ffIf
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Horses. Carrfages, Hnrnessss a G.

ON Saturday. Nay Il, at IL o'clock A n on Limo
" street, We shall tel one n v Carl 20 manufso-
tured or q Fancy Goods Pedlar', Wa on, Two
Brownell Wa .ons, turee Pummer Veg ns, one
Kockaway for tour pc. sous; also four ssc5nd-hand
3" ,sYffffnNr asY BAii.ET 4 CO. AuorIornsns
may22td = SO
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james Madd0X, employed at FOrd's Theatre,
testified to hiring the stable for Booth in De.
cember from Mrs. Davis, and to have paid the
rent monthly for Booth. Witness was present
when the Presidents box was decorated, on
the l4th Of April, but was not in the box !; had
thought he saw Spangler in his proper posi-
ton before the President was, assassinated:
witness first saw Booth when he had nearly
passed off the stage; heard them calling for
water; went to his room for it; did NOT see
Spangler after that, till the next morning. -
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g. NJ. aPArrEN AUcTioNEER, u Exosans. 3.
E. NJ. rAlrEH. AUcroEEkR. a. lssAAlso o.

DRY and Fancy Goods at Auction.
ON Thursday. May ash, - 10 n, q general
~ asaortme-t ~ Dry Aad Eany Gooos rootery
and Glass WIRE ma ~
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Chattanooga RailrOad-Returss of IndiDna
st Regiments.
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,sItas asssI slta hg aNew. YoRR MAY a.
CoSoA,s frmsr. sales 1900 balcs rei71I so 40
Fiour-saes 1900 bbls; State at 8 1906 as; Round
Hoop Ohio 85G9 TO- Western 10: southern sales
800 bbls; Cansds dull; sales 800 bbls. aa ntrss e
- Wheat-sales 1850 bn hels
SsCorn-steady; sales 81 500 bushels; mixed Western
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THE WEEKLY PLAY BILL
i JOURNAL OF TIE FINR ARTS. LITE RATURn.

Il n
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Annual subscription Single Gents
The first number OF the WEEKLY PLAY BILL will -
published Wednesday, the 10Th Of March. II will
double sheet of the % the daily
paper of super or quality.
The WEEKLY PLAY BILL will have q section devoted q
Boston and anohesto Philadelphia The Fashionable Ara
Literary and other Gossip will be contributed locay
writer's OF oinence Is proposed shortly to include Wash
ington and other c In the arrangement Thus the PLAY
BILL III become, Of New York well hous0.
hold word and necessity,
In addition to the contents Of the daily issue the
WEEKLY will contain rgnal Poetry Interesting storm
carefully prepared Record the Theatrical MusCS
Events occurring throughout the provinces variety q
Original Articles on dine rent sub tects.
The better carry ous this PLAN the PLAY BILL o6sD
the following prizes 70 literary conpetitors;-
One Thousand Dollars fer the Best Humorous Gtesy,
making four hundred pages Of ordinary novel size
Two Hundred Dollars the Best SAtirica Psem 81
thousand lines, The Fokles Of the Day
Both Story and Poem b ssns n 10 the Editor bego
the first Of September next.
Advertisements the frss number Of the WEEKLY
PLAY BILL should be forwarded the ocs before ~
Saturday preceding edition will be printed
Specimen Number 70 be circulated ezasasivsy hroughe
the country.
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rhs celebrated American tragedian,
Mr.. j. b. STUDLEY.
who will appear In
AFTERNOON AT 8; EVENING AT IL
WILLIAM TELL
WILLIAM TELL r. j D. STUDLHW
sUPPoRrRD ny TiiE GREAT DRAMATIC CONAN
MORNING., At II, EXPOSE OF sPiRlTUALIsMt
By Dr. W. Won Week. with practical Illustrations, shoWs
Ing all the hnnnbuE Of Spiritual Impostorx:
THRER LEGGED WONDER, BY TONY DEHIEH.
FIFTY LIFB SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES
Prof HUTCHINGs, Lghtning Calculator Fat Woman.
GIANTESS AND GIANT BOY.
WooDROFFE's BOHEMIAN GLASS BLowERA
exhibiting two Glass Steam Engines in motion
Cireassan Gr Aibino Boy, Learned Seal Lying OttsrA
GRAND AQUARIA. MILLION CURlOSfTTE0.
Admission ~ cents children under ,on, Is cent4
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THE MUSIC ENCHANTING
OR, jill ph.a Ss Tas isns.AAis
~. been placed ss?s n .i,ss
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such Performance has hersofms been a,smrsd By az
spirit and tina, things can be done AS wen -
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p q. !. a .s sSs pore. s:
novelty in Ethiopian mins,reisy.
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FIRST 'pp'ar'a's y III 3 o eoSisr riSs'
'''i' Gas < D Ssas aiss.sata
EVERY EvESISS usdi further a9.lse
or Oil on riis BRAIN
s''' ''n % % ;iiSis Hpi nxrR IA CHARGE
| DRyANTs',
4 ID MECHANICS HALL, s72 broadway, above Grana.
| BRyAhTSi MfNSTREIlS,
the Excelsior Troupe An The iolsinS brilliant scenes
MAzErrA introducing eoosSs.ss's ss, an
| OLD IINES ROCKS ,s,
S,s, 'pa p Hip s Il n N sSso
Paransi 50 cents; fami, circle D. ceua Commences q
| sociock
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| III ga MONDAY EVENING, March ~ and every uighs
another glorious n Immense Asrsc,on nsapgeEseSn4
81 the elNmpnu clog Dancers, TIN HAYES and HAM
NUDE Cans Wis Scenes at the AcNdsmy, Foo SAN
| Ter fail &c. Commences stb
! \ MON SQUARE ~ A SNOW STORM.
TnE HVNB or THE POOR,
\ AT TTiB OLYMPIC THEATRE Tu.NIuHY
4 BENEFlro Or y. \. RINGGOLD.
| NgA9yIf EnhpK BALi. AND FANCY COSTUMES TIVE
M nost lsssfu varied be hired most
Die terms 81 PhKODVs fmporsfi 3t Thsrd avenue "
| twcon seniy Attn and Twenty .slttA streets
| r,AHJo TasrRrCrtos-By THf OH rsrABiIsHsn
- traoiers trtfesdpf u and n Nsros y nv n y.
Y lFNtY q A CEUNst G. DOH5ON. eel hr suWAT -
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AmUsEMFETs. ..oo
DRoADwAY THEATRE. Horh Sion''
SPLENDID TRIUMPH
MR.. JOHN Il. OWENS,
whose faultiess personatlon OF ,a
"' CALEB PLUMMER ~,.,x,o,r,
rCuaI, IT NOT SUPERIOR. TO "SOLON ShiNuLh'
III, aranly established his fame IS the
GREATEST OF LINING COMEDIANS.
ADDITIONAL QUOTATIONS FROM ~
q CRITICAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

NIBLo's SALOON.
IN THE
BENEVOLENT DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL
. ASSOCIATION
will give their
THIRD GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH a. 1864
in the grand moral drama entitled
DECElr OR FEELING AND FASHION
assisted by the following musical talent-M Gusavus,
Hofhein.er.
Doors opea ut 7; to commence at w O'Clock.
Tickets AZ door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
.zoRos COOK, AncrIosEeR,
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


y GEORGE COOK, on Wednesday, March q at half
ten o'clock at the large rooms No Barclay street next
Asor House; for convenience Of sale. The
Furniture Of genee four story house, consisting in
OF P9rlor, Library and Dining Room Suites made BY
ssor Chamber Furniture suite and in separate LOTS
&c French Plate Mirrors, Lace and other Window Cur
Tapestry Brussels and three ply Carpets Olcoths,
erb Sheffield Coffee Set Kitchen Furniture, Fine English
French Engravings on Paintings, Eageres, Bullets,
Jkcases Parn and other Staary being the entire fur
sale Goods boxed for shipping the premises at reason
. charge, or stored until April 81 free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
rENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER AuCTrONEERs-

Tnrg. claarng aoie of Carriaers Coupes Baronchcs
|fk Carriages Wagons &c, the stock Of Messrs Wood
others ali warranted H. II. LEEDS MINER VIII sell
auction Friday March a. at l01 o'clock A. NJ, ut the
lace Gardens ate Sanitary Fsir in Fourteenth street
ar Sixth avenue large stock Coaches Cayences Cou
II Calashes Barouches Park Phaetons yictorias, fne
ket Pony Phaetons ns Top Wagons and Buegcs no top
biting Wagons &c, presenting rare opportunity Tor oD-
ming class carriages Can be examined on and after
esday a. above until SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

=. Writers, AuCrrONrER, WILL. SELL THIS
day NJ y o'c',ct ~ tianal street hrg, ana gene
sssor,pept OF Household Furniture &C 10 Csra two
4ror SAFE, inc Haritynr, isOyffNs, N1itei ssss -
v ul bal % rcn, ~ "iie - s eatksi and o'hcrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

IA UCTION NOTICE-R. +. HAZELL, AUCrIONEER.
BY J. 3. HALSEY CO., No. 9 Gold street. Tuesday,
arch 81 a. Q O'Clock by catalogue for cash general
cast steel English Files, full assortment; l5O dozen
fred Butts Mackre Richardson's make; invoices French
Pocket Cutlery, Brushes COR Mats &c. Also at u
block, within the Envelope Machine for making
velopes cost $3.50 Catalogues ready early morning OF