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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
WASHINGTON, July Il

~ W AHHINUION, Ju1y Il.
:. A special dispatch to the Cns'mercia ,41d
rertier says the crowd upon the President
stopped at the lowef stairs The crowd
thus detained half filed the East ROOM
Gen. Dix, who arrived to-day, was only ad
mitted except the Cabinet Ministers. Up Il
IL o'clock the Postmaster General held q
protracted interview with the. President up
on Southern postal facilities, which will b
extended as rapidly as possible.
Col JOhh Logan, brother OF Gen. Logan
is here applying for the marshalship Of ths
southern district of Illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13


The day was dark and dreary,
The sun was from us shut;
And ne had long been weary;
Expecting some, Pine cut " s-s s4e #r
Twas Monday in the morning..
TObac . sales were SLOW,
Still many called for "Fine cut"
sr And W had none 10 show. sssl II
But soon our hrarts we're gladdensd,
Some pack ages came in;
And now they'r on our counter -
Alfhicely wrapped in tin = pr s5
Al! see their wrappers shining, ms
The name h .Yunny Side
Both lighs and 10Y combining, 800 -.
Whefe'er il Has been tried. ini
But Ills not that alone. Sir, isi.s a4
We call on you 70 buy; ,a~,f.
Our fruit jars, corks md wax, Sir, a is
We'd also have you Try. ia m
Br1ehes sid sponees too. sir, l.HU.4a
Y With. soaps perfumed end fine; y ntF
CosmetiF rare and new, Sir,
Are als0 In our line. !
We nsed neteda descriptions, a5 Is. s.
OF common drugs and barks; 4s
But waiting your presentations, .s.,.
We sign, AiscHo0ck 3 SfAaEs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13


We have put up and cold this article Tor over
~ YEAR. ssd CAN SAY IN CONF1OENC8 md
TRUTH Of Il vhat W have never bees ehls 70
say q any other medi~ine-N8vER HAN II
JAILED In 4 SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CURe, Whss tinsly used. Never did ~
keow % instance Of dissatisfaction By. any one
who used Il o. the contrary. ell ars delighted
msnda1ien u ite magiesl effects and medical vir-
tnes. We speak In this matter WHAT " E DO
kNOW" aNer - years experience AND
PLED0E OUR REPUTATION e0n The fUL-
FiLnENT OF WHAT WE HEBe DECLARE.
In almost every instsnce where the isfant IL suf-
iering from pals aod exhaustion. relief will BE-
soaed 10 hfs6en minutes aisef the syrup ID I'D
ministered.
Pail directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unlesa the fec smile Of
CURTIS ! PERKINS, New Yosk, = On the ost-
side wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
oaN L aUHrEwELL, Prop'c.
NEW SKIRT roR 1855!
4 NEW ARD ensAs INVENTION N
HOOP SKIRTS /!
TIE Dapi~x EllBptAe (or Deubae)
STEEL 0up0uN0.
VESTS, BRADLEY { CARY.
(LAse ,. l. :. .. wnos,)
No. 81 0hamboso o., n. ~
S,le propristors nd Assufastsrsrsof
J. w. Brad1ey,s Patent Due
pick Elliptic Steel
Spring skirts.

-. This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two) s.
upsic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly
- nrm.y together. edge to edge, making the
seeenest, most elastic. flexible, and durable
Ze1ne ever used. enabling the wsarer, in couoe-
lesnce Of it, great elasticity and ae xiblcness IA
pseee and fold the skirt when n uae - ess;Iv
~ With the ssme convenience - silk or M.
- eFese. II entirely obvistes and s.lepces M
~ OBJECTIONS 70 hoop skirts, vis the ssuoy
e4cs % the wearer as we'll u the public. especi.
~ 10 crowded assemblies, carriages. reiltoad
church pews. or in any crowded place from
1 ~ Smculsv Of contracting them TO occupv (
neI ePece. This eutire,y removes the di&c.i.
" WIS giving .he skirt the usual full Ana AVN.
1Sssss.l Sorm and is the lghsest and most :svi
- - gtaccf.l appearance Cor the street 49,
psoo.eede o. hcuse Dress A l.adv hrvinr -
: tyea ~ pe.asn-e comfort and great G. nvenisnce
q Wgctng The Ouplex Elliptic Spring Min ~ J
1GDeooy WiU never afterwsrd willin1,v Si.,.r.s
- - - - tlsn. They are the best opsiiss
- evssy parA md b. far the highest mcss Any
-, e6utsetebes end economical skirt ma. !"
4sgsAeats Nm - sapplied - above. and Isd;e,
= - ~ cla1s retsal stores IL this citv ~
OeeogAeut ~ United Sta1es.
Z hssifs Sse DuDoex G1l1ptic sprin~
0ok1fe. le33-deodsm
u u. g. vvADovs0nTaa, Pra>es,
- AgenA Davenpert..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
WASHINGTON, July IL

VhsuINoIONs Suly AS.
in answer To those who have declared thai
Secretary Stanton intends TO leave rs soon
the President can find q successor, saying
Stanton is very well, even hearty and atten
tive to his official duties as il he intended Il
stay in his Department till he concluded tC
resign, an event which he does not contcm-
plate nor the President desire.
Secretary Harlan has signed contract
with the Architectural Iron Company, OF
New York. at one hundred and forty.slx
thousand dollars, for extending the Agricul
tural Library.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifics

Nave proved from te most ample experience eetfs
ssecess simpe-PtOmps-Ef1 cens and Reliable 1hsy
the only Medicine. perfectly adapted pulsr
$50 simple, thse MISTAKES cannot be made In usfnH
them harmless, 70 he free from danger, and
eliccut 20 he always reliable. They have raised tbs
highest commendA,ion from All, and Aill always render
sattsfsct'os.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

W s0YCnQnANCY."-Ilov e;,h., -. -
z1nn1e - eais the love and s@..s;. ~ nay
14Aty eSesee. Instantly. rI;s s;",.,i. .. ~
cneoe ~ can poisses. free ~ Ssss
c.aea together With guide - IL y o1l'
q ~ 9,sss. A queer. e1citiss ~ b ss,h. r
s AASsdress, T. WILLIAM 8 Co. 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

Ne net Let yoar prejudice Stand
between your suffering child and the relief Tho
will Be absolutely surs to follow the use Of nRS
wINsL0w's sO0rHlNGsYRUP. \ cofreets
acidity ofthe stomsch, relieves WIND eolic. regu
lates the bowels, sofsens the guns, gives rest y
the mother and health 70 the child. O6ices =
Day strssa, New York. ~. a nsls :. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

New York, July IL.
The steamer America brings Havannah
dates to- the 8sh
The Herald says the 4th was celebrated in
Charleston In an appropriate mAnher, by
excursions down the harbOr, parade by the
provost guard, exercises in lions Church,
parade by firemen, &C.
A Fourth of July Association was formed
with Hon. A. IL Mackay, President
General Gilmore visited Charleston on
the 9Th and Was consulted by,a large mum.
Der of civilians on matters relating to thcif
personal interests. In the evening he pro-
ceeded to Orange"urg.
The only iron clad in the hnrbor at Cats
kin has been ordered North.
The first foreign vessel since opening OF
the port arrived on the 4th with an assorted
cargo from Bermuda.
The 47th Pennsy lvania has gone ffom So.
Vannali u Columbia, g. G. -
The savannah Republican announces the
arrival of 800 balls Of cotton from Augusta,
and says as SOU - flats can be constructed
Thousands of bales will come from the sa,nd
direction. ~ ~ n
Mr. johnson, the Provisional Govcrnoro Of
Georgia, in an address to the people Of 6a.
vannah, admOnishes them to recognize and
look squarely in the face the great changes
and faith which had been adduced by the
war and take the oath prescsibad by the
President with eArnestness, sincerity and
reason, ahd 70 To work maninlly with will
toifehabitase their Commonwealth in the
great sisscffood Of union. He called atten-
don particularly to the fact that whether
they fixed it or not, slavery in their State
was gone and could not he restored. ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

me grest, pspslssiay Of Ma y1nslew's rse,l
ne ryrsbs abreAi1as6 SssoIf6n ~ isAussaud
Ps'eslp'sd psfsens to put - ses;saee - - ussd
t y - psspsse, N snve1tablfi vAtgo ~
have nss oaly espisa or savsstiesSe,ss - =
'"se nom thsrrees, but Aavs sspisa e6so1nsiAi
sssseasa dA easgyiaoa ~ ee11a6SA s1Atno
800 nanss - - .eunnins euu110o1onIs :
's"ss sfmitss sss. 4 ri } suo&D4(tyF /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

The river 10 nearly stationary at this place
Ii anything it 10 rising.
In yesterdays issue ws gave the stage Of
III northern streams. In the Lower Ms.
sissippi there are II feet Of water report
ed.
Red River is falling with three feet on The
bars.
The Yazoo il In good condition for small
boats.
The Arkansas has three feet and foul
inches.
The St. Francis 10 falling with three and
one half feet.
The Indiana il raising her shaft a
Cairo.
They have made arrangements to raise the
shaft Of Alonso Child. which has been lying
in the mad. opposite The st. Charles no.
tel. The shaft 10 said to bs Of good mater
ial.
The crew Of the Volunteer, which wal
sunk ct Fort Dawson, are engaged in
taking out hse machinery, and loading it on
barges.
The Wyaconda has been sold for ia, 600
to Mr.. VIM. Matthews, commission mer'
chant, Of St. Louis. Sine is light draughi
side-wheeler. and will probably enter the
Yaxoo river trade.
A sold,er's wife. Mrs.. Smith pave birth
to fine boy on the Belle Memphis on her
trip up to st. Louis. In compliment to
the gallant clerk Of the boat, the boy was
named Larry Entler. Young Mr.. L. E.
Smith was doing - well IS could be expect
ed
For down the river tomorrow, the well
appointed steamer New Boston, Capt. Blu
ford, Clerk Parkhurst.
For up the river, the swift and reliable
packet jas. Means, Capt. Wood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

SrREEPER. -Streeper isn't behind hand in
the great commercial rush Of the season.
If any one thinks he is let them call on him
II his large variety store, on the corner Of
Second and Brady, and learn his grand mis-
Nnkat .A.st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

PsILApsLrslA, July ls.-Jay Cooke has
sent - Pwson Dsewalew 7-8Os for about
half : uillioa in geli. TIE specie helone.
q b the treasury Of the State Of Tenneasses
shss lshem @. Harris was its eovsrnor.
When ths Strte was captured BY tie Uoio,,
troops, Gov. Harris hed, taking the specie
along With him Gen. Upton followed III
fugitive rebel, The Sunswsy escaped but the
gold ~ sstufAed b Nashville. P.rson
brownlov dec 4 d V convert the cold into
z. 8. Bonds. This bas been done By Jay
Cooke, and the bonds forwarded 70 Nash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

Oo0st Fo1l . Procure Mrs.
w1NaL0w's SOOTHING eSRUn, for Child
- 1ssthfne. II has bsen ussd Sse - yesrt
win nsvss- Sslliaesa aud easssss b nitlions
Of nsthsrs for their children. II tserscss acidi-
y Of the stomach. relieves wind collie. resul&es
Ne bowels, end gives rssa health, ssa csnSsfs
to noshsr aad sAilA 0Aes, Ne. - Dsy street.
New Yesk. est
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
New YoRK. July IL.

The steamer Eagle, from Havana Ssh, haa
arrived. 80 .ia
The Americans celcbrated the Fourth In
Havana BY salutes morning, noon and night,
which the Spanish war vesscls and authofi.
ties acknowledged. ,a.ri
Rulnors Of the invasion Of st. Domingo
by the Haytiens sfe daily increasing. Nm
nors even uid the President OF the Repub-
lie with four Of his minister's and an escort
Of go men he'd come within two miles Of
The capital 10 confer with the Spanish. and
proposed to make treaty, but the result Il
unknowg.
The owl, Capt. MafAt, hadrcleis for Mon
treol or Liverpool. Sa ~ - a.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

0nAND AssoRrxENr.-Webb is constant
~ making well selected additions to his ex
tensive assortment Of staple and fancy
queensware, crecksy. ETC.. at HE old stand
on LeClaire Row. In fact, he could equip
= table not unworthy the attention Of Eu-
genie without = particle Of trouble. No or
der can be sent that he cannot immediately
al, and NJ for the rcascnableness Of his
rates. it is needless for US to speak Of what
every one is sufficiently conversant. Ladies
II you wish anything cheap, elegant, and
durable, call on O. T. Webb, LIE Claire
Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
No. l Cures FeveFs, COMPOSITIONS and In

Cents
No. I Cnrss 4evers. COMPOSITIONS and In
"s vyersas. " crm. fever Worm collie ,i rs
IS Crying collie, Or teething infants, 20
- nDo0rrooO.u Of children or adults 70
IS DySonaerX .griping. bilious collie S5
Cholerm.MOrlDsas ,or vomiting Is
az COaghs, Cold Hoarseness. Bron-
anUls,. 10
IS +" N~urmlgia. Toothsche, Face
ache. Nervous Pains. ............. 10
80 =" llensl0ches, sick headache or
Vertigo. ..,. 25
40 +" IDyspepsim, weak or bilious
stomach costveness .............. %
III " HuppresscA.o r painful periods 70
'I2 (" R1escOrrlsOen Or Whites,
too profuse periods. prolapsis. 25
"l8 " CrOMlp. hoarse cough, breathing. 25
"l4 " 1ale.kheum. ci ysipelas eruptons s5
''l5 " 11seasnm t1sln rheumatic pains IS
"1S Fever Ague. chill fever. old ,ues 50
al " Piles. internal or external. blind
or bleeding ................... 6o
''ls Op1st Dnsalea .sorc, weak, infa-
med eyes or eyclids -. ...... 80
''l9 +" Cat0rrDl, acute OF chronic, or in
nuenza.. .............. "
"20 " vVhOOpf0g cough, or violent
.s.sl " XsaNmm. OBJ ,difacuit breathing 80
''22 " Far discharges, impaired hearing 80
''23 :" escr01nlsa,larye gland, sweIlings 50
''24 " l1cmersal debility, weakness. 50
''25 1DrOpsy. ann scanty searetions. 80
''26 Sea sickness. or sickness Of riding 90
'27 /" kf0Wey disease. gravel. ........ ~
''2s Nerves. debility, Semin-l EN-.
missions. involuntary discharges. 100
1893 " AOre NlOatDa. canker. ... ...... 50
80" uJr6n0ry incontinence, wetting bed 81
"3l :. DDmauftI1 periods. even with spasm So
'3s g 0Oner'ngs vt change Of life and
pslptatiOns. ...s4s ............... l09
"ss /" EPii~psy and .pasm. and ST. $.
80. xsns dMnce -. ....' ~, ,"o
FAMILY CASES.
Case of35 vials, morocco case and book. $40 %
CPS large walls, In morocco. and book. 800
go do do do :. 6.HO
ego do plain case. do ). 6.0O
:" Is boxes, mos. 70 ~ and book 500
:" Of any Q boxes. Nos. to It, aud book 1925
Single boxes. with directions, 25c. SOC and 81. i
veterinafy Specifies.
Mahogany Csxes, 10 vials ........... 80. 90
Single viAls with dire tons .............1 40
These Remedies, BY the case or single box, are
sent to any part Of the country, BY Mail or tx
paess, free II charge, ON receipt ofprice. Ad-
dress,
Specific Homeopathic Nedlrius Dtpst,I
Office and Depot 5o2 Broadway. n. 7.
For sale By every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. Aumphreysis consulted daily q his Office
personally Or BY et.sr. . above. for ~ forms q
STEVENSON T. CARNAnAN,
Agents, Davenport. jy5-deodsly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
MARR1ED.

At The house Of the brides father in Pleasant
Valley, on the nth inst, by q. w. Clark, Esq
Nh. GEO. w. EARHART and Mss ADALINH
BONTRAGER, al Of that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
"a


l.w Xelx, ~ 1s.-A Ars be,sasst II
1oet1nts uosUo0 - 49, ~oe S11ssar n.
day. and TIE saeiea iatssior VA eaasnned.
~ 494Qs phoet ~ ~ cir sbove ~ ~.
Ind De whsis oDpek h in dshsS, IN
wisd bsine 4s0 ~ west, the 49,. ~
driven towards Naesau street. on -hi.s ~
q ~ booek & 6tooaod ths Herii ~
ss soooap DssrAscn.
II d now thought that the Gre vim not
extend beyond III the buildings aiiosnins
the museum On Broadway, and two q fhree
in the rsaf, lAvisg tAs portion Of the hlock
fronting on Nassau street, includine ~
Herald building, untouched.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13


I - e,-ss % ks.N ssDtfsA"
AIna tiaks I'm sese ~ -.
q !ssks seasa ssss . p'ss''
A.A suss misc frow away. a. ~
bal louks 4 ny Cd ssia q " wa
Ofs very rssty gray,
Asd Issys I gets anodeF'
And I 9sws dis one away.
Des says 70 Ill der Poys
yss sees upon der street
ware i'm der plaes v get ass's
W ian good, and shesp. and nes''
Den asy sise out ss losd icy can,
Bse. listls, large and shmsl'-
"At ~ RAspoiss Svnsss.
SIS, 4 Ce's Nsv Wssrsas HAi1-"
gets pooty little eesl
Mn . tail about youst % sboss,
Asa fssey vess end trewis-
I'm . gone and Be sphort,
De. tink gone and and der plses
ware did leave mine ffow-
She's maxim soup, nit 10 her hasd
Der hind shin bone Of acow.
Den I says 10 her, KatssinA
How you like die ceaG 10. kindf
And l spring myself around on my heel
Nit quick 80. ost faes" PsAisS,
Ven tint. she look, she takes daG bea'
And SMILES der cost for tail,
Ind NC bots shin -boss stogeddsr
Go dowa them shssps b. rail.
DeE takes dat little eoaa q,
And hangs Il on der Aoos,
puts my rusty suit o.,
And comes In anodsr door,
Den my Katarins she knows Ne,
Aud she tells me Of der Teller
Nit porty suit sfcletAssoa
That The kaock town In der esllef.
Den Kind o shmile little,
On de wrong side Of ny fsss.
And I says Ksaarins, my taslin',
Win you pint me out der plaes!
And zee goes right down De. shtspa
And she 6nds der cost I'll tore
Mi der oder shin-bons Of . ~
Bots hanging on der 1oor,
Den she says, was do you Hans,
Aud Vas you Dat cost who worsf
And I says yea, lgot Il
A. Snsrn 4 Cos New Store.
Den goes TO " Western HalI' sgais,
And gets snoder yust % short;
Nopody hardly knows me know.
look yust like . shport.
7 ESTERN HALL
Has nov opened the finest stock Of
ring and Sumner Clothlng
AND
REnCE GOODS,
" displayed In this market, at prices whicl
! sustain our veil earned reputation Of bsipl
leopest Eseabllomemt IN the C1ty
Yours truly.
=. n. 0M1TDG = Co.,
-. Randolph ~.
Chicago, MI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

Rest, Health, ana Comfert -
- Mother 0a6 Child
nRs. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teeshing. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allsys al pain, snd cures wind colic
Perfectly cafe 10 al caseA W would say 70 ev-
cry mother Who has . suffering Child. Do ma
let your prejudice. sor the preiudlces Of others,
stand between you aud your ss6sring child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely ssre
TO follow The uss Of this medicine If timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
SECOND DISPATCH.

Among the resolutions proposed was one
for decimal system Of weights and meas
ures, and . uniform system Cor measuring
liquids IN the several States
The special committee on representation
In the Convention reported that each State
should have the same number Of votes rs
each State has in its Electoral College, de-
Quoting thefefrOm one vote for each AssO-
citation here represented-th Chairman Of
each delegation 10 determine the manner in
which the remaining votes Of each State
will be given.
The Chicago delegation expressed eatis-
faction with the arrangement and withdrew
their protest Had not this arrangement
been effected, Buffalo would have joined
with Chicago and the Convention would
have been an abortion.
Mcssrs McChesney and Scammon Of Chi
c.gc, pruyer Of Albany, Layton Of No.
Of Bangor, and Henry Z. Prentice, were
added TO the Reciprocity Committee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
COM MI clAL.


New York Market.
Nsw YOaA, July 10
+ Cotton dull SEC midlinE. +
FLoun.-Napkct unchanged. a6.7SQ6 90 Extra
State. = -
WnnAs.-Dull e1.72.Amber
CosH.-1Q2c lower. Tic unsound s2Qs5c
sound mixed western.
Ox4,-Dull. ec@67 Western
PoAK.-- Firm e2602675 new Mess
WnnKrY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
SOOTHING SYRUP


which greatly fseililaass ~ pfessss u tssthing
By ssheaiae ths Osns, ssAssiag allislsnaA,sss,
willsllav ALLPAlNnd spasnolke aseisa, e.lis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

fnnAO9IrHlA, July H.
special dispatch 70 The Pvcss co0tradic4s
On The pan Of the relatives Of Admiral Du.
pool the reported bequest Of his prize mon
y toan asylum for the Orphans q sDldlen
and sailOrs, and says that amount doee not
exceed 10000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

II sELDEER, AuCT-ONgER. Is BOwERY, WILL
" sell this day. az l0 O'Clock nt No Franklin street.
'scnsn;s q drOsey s,orecon.sng q sosps sugar
9 Counters Shelves Liquor ssk WITH Liquor; Stove
Scaos and Weights Horse and Wagon and the Lease thu
store. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

IJENRY ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post odicc Executors
sale o. g.nteel oaseaoa Furniture most Of witch
SOMERvlLLE will sell at auction Thursday February
1t ION O'Clock no the private residence - Beecker street
<eAst OF Br9aaw.y ~ order OF executor general
mar q HoSsesola Furniture eonpsng ysvet Brussels
Brocatel Curtains rosewood Faiior SUITS brocae and
green plush; line Engrvins, richly and
backwanut bedroom Furniture, suite; Bedsteads, Bu
rraua Comnoass, Armour ;hce enamel marble top SUITE
best curled Hair Nat Straw and Husk Feather
sers and rlo.s Toilet Cr>.ery rel rosewood and black
Glass; Cock.ry &c Ocota Stair Carpets and Rods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

NF DOUGHTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SELL ON
1. Wednesday, Feb l. ~ le c'ciock the entire stock
and second hand Furniture contained in store Mo- ~
Eighth avenue, between Thirtythrd and Thirty fourth
streets belonging y John banner WHO retiring from the
Carpets Mirrors, Bedsends, Mattresses Extension Dining
fables, Bookcases IN, Ac. .3e' M ~ lE67R m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

uCTIONl SALE or CROCRERY &C.--HRNKY a.
n EVANS Anntonec will SELL lots 10 suit dealers on
January 81 e y oc1s y y Barclay street well
ware Plated Ware, Table Cutlery Skates, &c kc Sale
positive and without reserve Goods well packed ship
ping t ns - III -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

A T. BURNHAM, AUcTiOSRER
sI5JD WORTH OF
AAsNifiCkAr Aol sEIOLD FURNITURE --sa--s---e-
posvw,on n, AtNPuBLiC AUCTION
ROSEWOOD PiANOtokTEsf ~FFTrkT ~tl-
80, ,,,r, u, .pRiEINo RoDM FDRNIrURH
PAINTINGS. sTATUARY, BRoXZBs,
49, CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE
WORKS OF ART AND ARTICLES OF vIkTu
9n TINS " Tucsi4y at Ahs elegant l;sidenos No ~ YES
atleenh strsi ewssn III fh and ixi ~ snues sss fn
ocng III ock Drawing Room Furniture covered Ia bro
asi Of Che riches. Enr9s
rors Chand Velvet and Brussels Carpets Bronze Clock
Match Paintings BY Costraat Piscs y inter Scene; Match
Palntnas BY Musi, PariS-cDst SOU: Bronze Stuary
China Vases orn ments lgnacsnt rosewood P,no,ore
richest oered rtlrtion tins eaAoi Stool Cover
Music ,Id Bureaus, DedsteadB WArdrobes Arn0ire
Gace, sute Blankets sheets Connerpanes Extension
Fable Burt China, Glass silver Ware Base
Ment Kitchen Furniture. NJ B--Parties wishing to attend
sale Fifth 81 and
Sixteenth street near tho house. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT n O'CLOCK AT
~ stuyfes.nt place, Ninth street. second and
dnra svennes cue ie mt Piano, Of splendid and
nnish; three rosewood f1riog suits rosewood and
s nogany Bedroom SUITS Rosssrs iookIng GLss,s
Sape.s and everything taat belongs u class house..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31


IToUR SUPERIOR BILLIARD rABLEs-ALsO 4 mr..
lard Saloon, handsomely fitted desirnbiv s...
"a the city Of rookyn WIN bs sold at bargain Apply 10
J. r. LYON, 10 Dcy street Ss "
L,oR sALE-rwo FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES
IL IN good order, with Balls Cues &c. WIN be sod n
bargain Apply 20 Address SO broadway CORNER Of
Nineteenth street. where they can be seen. - - :
LroR sAIE--A FINE STOCK or NEW AND SECOND
il hand Tables with wM. n. 0R1FFrTIis' improved
Coordination CushonA Call and examine, a his factory 1
Fulton street
IcoR sALT-TE VERY GOOD CONDITION. TWO
- nwhe Va BliiAsk Tables. lneuivs ~ " 1Axt1n d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

FORMING one Of the finest collections offered for sale this
season Thfyare now exhibition above, during the
day and evening. uatii the sale, free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

DAyID ID. EGAE ArCTfoNEER.--23 WHEELER &
coci fsc Canal sisee. so onany q Faa.her scGs
6osters Pillows Comfort ibes, Blankets, Seets, Pillow
Eases, Hair aud Second Hand lur-
nturc Carpets, Looking Classes, Plated Ware &c.