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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18

Jefferson Davis for high treason, probably
Il. Nashville, Terncssee--hc having been
present at Murfreesboro during the battle
of Stone River. William NJ Evarts is
to aid the attorney gcucra!-assisted per
haps by prominent member of the
Massachusetts, bar--and Davis will have
as his counsel Mcssrs. Charles OConnor,
and james BRADY. Another account
says The trial will take place at Richmond.
Attorney General Speed is anxious to
hasten it, and is making the necessary
preparations, and Judge Underwood has
given notice that the regular term of the
United States circuit court will be held
at Richmond in May
CONGRESS Since the passage Of the
Civil Rights Bill over the veto, and the
passage Of the Loan Bill, which We
recorded last week, there has be,n but
little done Of mucn interest 10 us, The
President has approved the Loan Bill,
which authorizes the Secretary of the
Treasury to receive any treasury notes, or
other obligations, in exchange for any
description Of bonds authorized by the act
to which this is an amendment and a'sJ
to dispose Of any dcscriptio Of bonds in
the United States or elsewhere, at such
rates as he may think advisable for law
ful money Of the United States or other
representative value issued under act Of
Congress, the proceeds to be applied for
retiring treasury notes or other obliga-
tions. But nothing shall be construed to
authorize an increase of the public debt :;
provided, that Of United States notes, not
more than ten millions Of dollars may be
retired within six months, and thereafter
not more than four millions of dollars in
any one. The Bankrupt bill was defeat
ed in the House. A resolution LOOKING
to the trial of jeff, Davis was referred to
the judiciary committee. The House
military committee has reported a bill to
revive the grade Of General. Congress
don't seem to be troubled with a squea-
mi,hncss in voting away the money of their
constituents for the sake of giving to
those who are well enough off now.
Thursday was devoted to eulogies on
Senator Foot. Speeches were made by
Mcssrs. Poland, Fes4erden, Sumner, Ed
munds in the Senate AMI Woodbridge,
Banks, Washburne, Morrill, and others in
the House. Nothing was done on Friday
or Saturday. On Monday, April ~,
resolutions were introduced in the House
requesting the Secretary Of War to have
published full proceedings of the trial of
WIZ; also, requesting from the President
the correspondence with the French gov
crnment relative TO Withdrawing the
French troops from Mexico Mr. Stevens
made a fool Of himself by offering reso
luton that 'lhrce copies of the Morning
Chronicle be furnished to each of our con
sular agents, foreign legations, and COM
mercial agents, to be paid out Of the con-
tingcnt fund of the House. This rcso-
luton was offered rather to be ugly than
with any supposiiion that it would pass
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18
BOSTON MARKET,
HOUR and MEAL
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

WEDNESDAY. April 10.
O'i9 rennsylvania and Virginia -Coarse 40
c. ' ''40-' r'Atra' oZcp
=, Indi.a1na.,moCoarsc, As a 80; SIelium 5oa5a
-. Michigan; 45@5o; Medium, hO@5j
Fine 55ll6O
New York and Vermont Coarse. 455,i7. Ne.
dunn 4!@jp: Fine, 1882; Extra, 52aj5.
Illinois and Wisconsin -Coaise 45fai7 . Ne.
dunn 1000 Fine, 50G53.
47@j0; Fine, 5O@j3. '''''''
20 Canada. -Combing. s0Ss5 Mixed, 55GG2;
Clothing, 42Cdis; Tub, 50m55.
Palle,l;-EXtra, 55@GO; Supcrfne, 45Gj0; 80.
a. .! 2'Ca33 ; super Lambs 3i@40; Canada Lambs.
40 Western super S5Ce49. '''Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18

cs- Some Of the Washington Females
sent basket Of flowers to Senator Me
Dousal, Of California, for is reply to the
speech OF Senator Wade, with this ad-
dress; From. the worSllippcrs of the
true God-the God of light, life and lo,v."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18

WEBsTER's DICnoNARY.-Noah Web
stcr, j. l.. D., devoted a long life to
study of language, and the making of
books. lie published several editions of
his Dictionary which has had an extensive
sale, owing TO the energy and enterprise
of its publishers not less than to its own
merits. In another column will be seen
an advertisement Of the latest Unabridged
edition, bearing his name though revised
and published sometime after his death.
The last edition is in many respects n
great improvement on former ones, having
been revised, corrected and enlarged by
accurate and thorough scholars. Mr..
Wcbster's Dictionary has had reputation
Tor its derivation and definition of words.
IN which 1t has not probably been surpas-
scd while his innovations in the ortho-
graphy OF some words, and the imperlec-
ton OF his pronunciation in others have
lesscned its value as guide TO pronuncia-
ton and photography. These defects
however have been nearly or quite RENE
died in the volume we advertise. Errors
'''' NN'NN'S WI p'OHuCldllOn nave Dcen rec
titled, and Mr. Webster's pecularities in
photography, if not entirely discarded,
have been rendered less harmful by giving
not only his mode of spelling, but also that
most in use by good writers and publish
ers both in this country and England, in
dicatng preference for the former, as
we suppose, by giving it the first place.
SO far as we have examined this new
edition OF Websiers Unabridged, we
should call it good and safe guide in the
derivation and definition of worls, also in
pronunciation, and with few exceptions.
in photography, and in cases where it
gives two mo les of sprllng we prefer the
last given. The illustrations in the vol
umc are - valuable feature, AMI the an.
pendix contains Il great amount Of useful
lntormntiun. Great credit Is due both
to the + itorH and Publishers of this work
showing as it does extensive research an |
thorough scholarship, AMI we commend it
to the public as a volume Of merit. - Yer.
mat PMt7ir.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18

A WORD To THE WIsE.-liave you read the
splendid inducements offered TO canvassers and
agsnts for The .1mertcan Salesman Young
ladies and gentlemen clear from $40 to $50
per day raising clubs. For every club of f. rty
subscribers at 81 so each. the agent receives a
Wheeler and Wilson's best $40 Sewing Ma
chine freq. For every club Of twenty, Bailey
Patent Cothes Washing and Wrnging Ma
chine, worth SIS And for smaller clubs
agents receive Webster's New Illustrated Die
lionary. worth $l2, and choice out Of over
20O0 different engrayings. Portraits Pictures,
Books, Photographs, Albums, Gold Pens. etc.
ETC.
The Statesman i a large family journal
2s1i2 inches published weekly at 81 Nassau
Street, New York Sample copies furnis ed
free Send for copies and get up your clubs
GROUP Ain st daily we are called upon
to chronicle the death of some loved one. by
this dread disea1c, which often takes its victim
away from loving parents with very short no.
tice. Every mother should supply herself with
Coe ough Balsam for it is no exaggeration
to say it will cure ninety-ninc cases in every
one hundred, if taken in season. There are
very many mothers who will tell you they owe
he life of some dear one to this wonderful med
icine. ne very desirable quality is that it
leaves no bad etiecti beng pI rfocty harmless
In cases Of cough, hoarseness or tickling in the
throat, it has no equal W. p kussel, Agent
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dick, to be "a It. Co. d.
Scrgt Daniel p. Fletcher, Co. L, to be
I'd 1t. Co. L.
LIST Sergt. Edgar I. Burns, Co. +, TO
be I'd 1t. Co. f.
list Sergt. James w. Larkin, Co. G,
10 be 81 It. Co. G..
lst Sergt. Peter F. Riley, Co II, 10 be
81 1t. Co. III.
LIST Sergt. VIM. II. Edmunds, Go. I, to
be I'd 1t. Co /.
LIST Sergt. John G. w. Crothers, Co.
X, to be 81 1t. Co. X.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18

American Life Drops-and Quirsy never
thought Of
Dandruf with Roots Pestachino is mayer
found.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18
VILLAGE MEETING.

Tbs Voters ct School Districts Nus 4 and G. In
cmding the Village IT Niitleiut,, arc request ell
20 meet nj the Town Roam GA Wcdncs az even
in April lsh. al ~ u'clurk, to consider tie
subject Of Union Graded school
BY order Of the Prudential Committee
Mdilebirv. April . b, 1876.
WOOL GROWERS, ASSOCIATION.
An adjourned Meeting e the Addison County
Wool Growers Association. will hc ed at cho6l
House Hall, Ncraennc,, SAL UkDAY. April 2Sh
At ZEN O'clock, a. NJ
PER ORDER.
Niildleburv, hp'i 1871, 1866.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-18
THE CHOLERA.

ID. STEWART, Clerk
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

WIZ STITCH. HEN. FELL. TICK ,,O. N
B ~ NJ, BRAID, QLTLTand EMBROHDER BEA n
nrtLLf. IL will, with the FINEST needle an
hiean run from perfect work the finest Main 500 Il
over the heaviest beaver cloth hide with M
change OF needle thread or tension. II will use
cotton linen. silk and wsne. IL runs easier
fsster and stiller than any other machine N forn,
nat, even and elastic seam, differing from eyery
other iutch, each loop being TWISTED by means of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
TOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
THE WORLDS
7oa - u "a IN - 49,
I'd :. GS - - Iaa. - ,sAd. u e =

when tak"n--th notwithstanding tn the d'rrc.
tons which accompany each bo,'I- Clergvmen:
Physicians; Merchan 5; Professional Gentlemen IN
all stations in Ife-our most eminent men in public
positinrs-all who have used or seen IL used
Join in The most unlimited praise of It's JPrits ana
nicn and va reu. old and Young. hy he thousa nIs
testify and viii tell you that il is the wonderful
remedy If the nineteenth century, whilst the pro-
prietors
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
THROUGH TICKETS
= BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD


.-r CHANGE OF TIME
Or and amer Monday, Jan. LIST, 1866 and until fur
her notice, Trains will leave and arrive as follows
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
THE THROAT AND LUNGS.

diseases or those organs are so pre- 7s' ~ md da
gerous that Ie ab.e medicine Is me- c,,ary safe.
guarG IN every community. In such q remedy for
family us e, the absolute absence of danger from ac
ca nthi overdos.s, freedom from puisons and the
adaptation 10 patients OF every age and condition
OF ether sex. Is Indispensable These qua Iitcs AZ
most happily continued il this preparation and so
Aelrahiy Is ~ acapteG - the cure of all diseases
for which is that IL. ,ntir. innnenre
Is brought IL bear against them ana 50 perfectly
assists nature IN its efor;s rid the system Of
ease, that the OFT delicate constiu tfon e. us. il
With perfect safety and fixed certainty that
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

? The following is the conclusion of
Etath on tombstone in East Ten
|. &" She lived life of virtue, and
|f the cholera morbus, caused by
/ green fruit in the full hope of a
ID mortality, at the early age of
y-tour veaxs, seven months and six
lays. Reader 60 thou and do like
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc.
NO. IL Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
HAS on hand s large aud selec: ock of DRUGS
and MEDICINES which are offered .or sale at prices in
accordance with Northern quotations, adding small
advance on cost of same, in quantities to suit the
wasts CT purchasers.
Commission Merchants, Planters and Druggist IS can
rely upon getting their goods put up with and
dispatch
The following articles embrace a small portion of
my stock on hand.and to arrive
1000 ounces French and American QUININE
600 lbs. CALoMEL-Americana and English,
$50 ounces suLPHATE MORPHINE.
1900 ID Refined CAMPHOR,
&, $50 lbs Powdered IPECAC,
5oIbs IPECAC ROOT,
800 lbs CHLoRoFoRM-I Id bottles
$50 ounces NITRATE SILVER,
125 lbs IoDIDE PoTAss,
800 lbs SWEET SPIRITS NITRE,
10 bbis CASTOR OIL,
so bbls FLAX SEED-whole and ground
20 bills EPSON SALTS.
500 lbs INDIGO,
1000 lbs GUM ARABIC-Fine and sorts,
1000 lbs TARTARI7 ACID,
aooe lbs ARROW RooT-Amr and Bermuda.
so Boxes CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
so Gross vERMIFUGE,
Gross Browns TRoCHEs,
Gross Bryan's WATERS,
5OGrOss PILLS-Ayer's, Brandeths, etc,
60 Dee Morison's INvIGoRATING BTTTERs
IS Doc RED JACKET BITTERS,
so Doz HoSTETTER's BIFTERS,
5GrOss sozoDoNT.
5Gross Morrison's PEcToRAL SYRUP.
Gross Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL.
SO Dos MOrison's SARSAPARILLA,
SO Dos Bulls SARSAPARILLA,
800 Doc Scsteh and Maceoboy SNUFF,
so Dee COD LIVER OIL
Also fue assortment of PERFUMFRY. PURE
ANDY and WINES, for sale BY
g. N MORRISON,
7m IL 4Agaxien Street
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
DAILY CLARION
A CARD.
New York Day 3 ok /

New York Day 5ok
|eop'e Of til, United States
ny the late civil war in the Uni
ties, in the marching of armies and
on of our country, our people
st millions of money and a vast
of every conceivable kind OF
| Y, embracing carriages, horses
wagons, buggies, and every man
machinery necessary to farming;
ules cattle, saddles, brides, blank
everything used in stables, SOFAS
chairs, stools, clocks, settees, Ia
| nd everything used to furnish
|. cloaks, COATS VESTS, cravats, neck
:, boots, shoes, stockings, socks,
FRY manner of garments worn by
omen and children; watches, lock-
|gs, bracelets, kerp-sakrs, mutts'
| d everything used - adorn the
/ Of ladies; theological, legal, his
classical. poe,icaI and every man
books, ancient and modern, IN all
dead aud living languages spoons,
pate Of every kind-all have
oipn from Us, and may be found
tables, on the persons, IN the barns
stables, in the houses and libra
people, many Of whom claim rank
probability in the Northern States,
whom are the families Of lawyers,
|.rs, captains. co!onels, generals,
|of-s4ors in colleges, with thou
|, IF privat-s IN tile army and chap
hid governors of States. Ourpeo-
hough suffering from fire and the
armies unknown IN any Christian
l. for the last tirse centuries, could,
|omparative comfort, live, and build
H. churches stolen and occupied by
Tor hospitals, by invaders, to
ach strange doctrines. We can
anew The grave-sfonrs Of the illus
dead, whose bonored ashes have
.posing in our midst, reyered by
BID. We can build anew our
barns and other buildings devast-
l. barharism. But in the name OF
| u honesty and common decency,
| have back our stolen goods. If
not done, we will need neither
nor aims from anywhere.
erty thus stolen, may be returned
place from whence stolen, or no.
the same left ut the Office of the
ork Day Book, or any other pa
the country, which Will act for
| Ne most respectfully request the
alton Of this notice in every paper
country, aud request the ministers
pulpils Of the United States to
his notice to their congregations, as
lead to the return of millions OF
worth Of property to the proper
:, and ojustice to those in distress
corn to receive charity from those
| ave robbed them Of their property
behalf of the Southern people,
MANY SOUTHERN LADIES.
S.-Rrv. Henry Ward Beecher
Rev. Bishops Simpson, Ames ano
aine, are requested to read this no
their pulpits, and request thei1
rrs 70 have it read, as it may Sc
0 us much of our property.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
NEW ORLEANS

Commission Merchants Is. q
GRAY y NORRIS
THORNHILL a !
EULkERSON q N
WALTHAIL ~ "a
n. {. GULLLII,
AIKEN 4 RANEl|
MOSES GREENNI
J. Il POWELL.
DUFF, GREEN 81
T.. b FALLS a "a
ETHEL u TUOy
WIN. Il. GREEN a |
ALLISON d DANl
Cotton Factors and COmail
DICKMAN, hill
DUNCAN q RAM
LINDSEY q HAL
Clothing,
G. 3. GENIN.
f.. l.. PlLRSON s.
L. w. LYONS,
ROBERT PlIktNI
GARTHWAITE,LEl
Boots 8. Shoes,
J. HENRY y co
GATES, DENERlI
NJ. :. SIEISDN
Hats 8 Caps,
sc. HICKEY
Shirts aud Furnishing cool
s. y. MOODY,
Commissiog. Produce ana
7. PRUDHOMMEI
GEO. / kDjN~ 4
WM A BELL *
Janoytey
G WOLF
Tobacco DcalcTs anil tgmu|
--,..,,.,.., NV 81,
SOI ~, u .i1 l-i-,' W
CLL "a, ! y, w ~, !, -. " = h
MA ! In i'i'' !
D'"S''TAc CONCEAL.
G y. MORRISON
WholesaIe Grocos,
w. G LYON * -
VI ~ l "a
. J5 n ~ \, 8nII
HTTE & MURDC
EDWARD IIiON
J VI STONE a 4
ARTHUR ~lDNH
ImDeytey and DrV Go03s,
Tryr NuTTFP
Hord,,ore
cT.APK Staff
TAVTOP 4 CII
= II STorpNR
0zJ,
'''''' ~ ,
J.. SHLNNlAh ~
PRODUCE dpc C1"Hls l9n
CHENOWETH,
w6oIeso1e D,q Goods
rOpCurN,rp
Ht CtST = = t - ~
~ : -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08


NEW ORLEANS, La,
Offer their services to Planters and landhoderS
genera y the sale or lease of their Plantations
and Land. Through their friends at The North. and
their relations with Capt. sIs seeking ts invest in
and Sug Lands heretofore under eultiva ton
they possess the best facilities for erng sales
leases They have established agency in New
York. Messrs. DESLONDE & JENKINS No 80 Pine
Street aud are in CORRESPONDENCE with the Principal
LAM agencies in other cities from which they haYe
quent apple : ions for improved lands
hey Their fore contiden nifty invite the attent of
Planters and others this circular and solicit those
wishing sell them with The sale OF the
property Plots maps, and full description of the
lands and improvements, with pr ce and Terms should
be furBihs when the order to sell is given
Messrs. J BWaton & Deslonde authorized to
NEW ORLEANs-Gohn G Gaines President Citizens
bank, j. I'm Pemb erton esideDt Merchants Ins. CO.,
Adam fin State Treasurer. Eetin g. Co., Factors,
w Crquhart, Factors, GeoW West Factor Gee.
Mai devIlIe Factor, 10 ~ att & Co. Factors, A G
Fr mouIet, Factor, Moses Greenwood & Sons Factors
Gen G 4 eauregard, H SIocomb, Gen DIV Spar
row, Madison Parish S Darby St Martin Alfred
Roman St James.
NEW YoRK-Mose Grinue VIM Taylor Sons
Hon Robert Walker, Jas Day, Isaac p Martin,
Des onde Jenkins Dec3d i'm
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

Nv, n,
r. MONROE DoCTRlNE.-Ih lie i o.
Ono) commercial Is respohS'Ole
e following Item.
K Invitation commute OF tne Mon
octrlne meeting ateIy hrld IN NE"
sent Ex-Governor Anderson OF
State the tollowl 8 note: Please
til MS ut our Monroe Doctrine meet
ut IT yon cannot come send us ten
nr stirring words:
whlch GOV, Anderson repl'ed
ncI"Sed send you n copy OF my
hessage; take any ten words out OF
! ID please. ,
oS- win" read Inc message referred
see the point
;.
Artemus u ard III describing MS
ev from California says: II lie drlV-
II whom sat outside informed me,
k slowly rolled down the fearful
tain road which looks down on eth
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VOLUME Ii

At OrReys al Lac
w. NJ. ESTELLE
W. +. WITHERS
booksellers and Siafi0Hs14
TITCOMB Is Pow
CHARS, Tobacco. fruits, q
SPENGLER * Il
Commissi0n Merchants.
T. +. OWEN & @
Bankers.
]. Il T. GREEN
RATIONAL BAN
Drugs, Chemicals, Sc.
ASH Il LEMLG.
BUCK, BAILEY
CRAFT q JOHN
J. y. CANNON.
Express Company
PIONEER. 4.
DRY Goods
HOWARD SHAW
RANDALL & Put
ROBINSON a 90
Dentists.
DIR. c. :. KNAPP.
Foundry and Machine ShoI
j. .. STEVENS
FhUnitlUc
u. FLANNERI
Groceries, EUmilg and Fiat
ABRAHAM x SNj
HAWKINS 4 DO
HOWARD, SHAW
T. +. OWEN a e. O
RANDALL x Put
Hdrdicdrc. Stores, rA-c.
+. G. NENCOMEG
Hotels.
DICKSON HOUSE
MRS. FLUSSERSI
Merchant IHlore.
SHAW Il DOHEH
Physicians.
DIR. Il kELLS.
Painting, House Sign and
WM. FRENCH
Printing.
CLARION BOOK |
Restaurant
KEESECkER a u
Real estate igaltS.
w. T. WRITER'S. |
Saloons,
STAG SALOON
PHOENIX SALOOl
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
JOHN CLEARN |
Stores, TRlCdre Sc.
REFS Il COATS |
Saddles, Harness Sc.
CD. Subway
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

New orleans.
AGENTS EoR
J. G Marzett & Sons, Porter and Ale, London
E & Geo HILBERT, do do DO
Marett & Co. Brandy, Cognac,
POutney & Co. do do
Keeper & Co, Wines, Oil, &c Bordeaux
Moet Chanoon Gu. mp agne. EpernAy,
Hepkle & Co Hook and Moeile a ines. Mayence,
A Keller, Bourbon Whskey, Ken'ucky,
Kemp, Day Co, Preserved Fruits.
Fish, Meat and Vegetables New York
The subscriber SELECTS orders for the direct imp"r
tatiou Of the above mentioned articles, stock OF
which is always on hand
Gotten and other Products and merchandise of
every description boug ht and sold for commission
WOLFF,
No. II, Tcbopitoulas Street,
Dec. I5-d3m New OTIeanS
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NOBLE Din

nc1;onrc,.g
T WEST & 60
Bettmg, 9'c.1
A. L. PUFFER,
Books, Stationery Sc.
JOHN X. RANDALL
Boots Shoes sc.
JOHN POLLOCK,
Clothing,
WlCkN y klklL.
Commission Merchants,
- | 81. ., ~ ,,l =, \, = - =, ~
l.. On / w VI. j.. !, ~. ~ ~,
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2rnfesaipnal GG
RPM1OV2

He refers to the following well know
and to all others who have bad bna
tons with him, at Jackson and Cant.
ring the past fifteen years Hon
J. & I. Green, jackson, Miss; 6. ,
A. II. Arthur, Vicksburg, Miss
Houston, Aberdeen, Miss Hon. i.
Macon, Miss; X. l.. Adams, No. - |.
G. L. Smedes, St. James Hotel, } H
r. Stuart, No. 7 Carondelet ST. Al
Gravier ST., New Orleans; L. NJ. Ave
Tenn; j. b. ID. DeBow, Washingto'
AM -3mos
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
ConpoRArroN SALE or REAL ESTATE.

<,oRpoRATfoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Of the siasing Fund viii oasr FOR pablc auction,
M0mpAS "a \. sy s;y Nee s soGS % o%as ,Si ses
Gore Of Land north side Of Chambers street near VII
Parcel Of Land side OF Corears street. between
s. Block bounded BY hcboken West and Canal streets
Loi north side Of iiy sz.h street near sixth avenue
Two Lots north and south sides Of Forty ninth street.
SO Lots moth south sides Eighth street, between
Two bIoess Of and between SIXTY seventh and sixty
rOgrs nsssoS Spa s,, rh sysr9s rs
streets, Third and Fourth avenues -.
Two G: ws:, ss 3, .r sever"
" Th,rtysiEht Lct. seventy seventh and Seventy eighth
~ thirty Lots, Seventy ninth and Eishteih Streets
IS ihr,y try Liza Eighty -n.,and Eighty second streets.
Il Two Lot. sousS sids Eshsy,econa street, Fourth
One Lot southwest Of Is,h street and Twelfth
ia TWO Lots north side seventy u,nth street.
iAhsie,h street near Third & avenue . .. ,..,s
" Io east side q Second avenue near Seventy eighth
y lots .ouh side Of Seventy street and
o Foynrs lots seventy fourth and seyen.yah streets.
1hrd and Fourth avenues
ass a RssS ~ ~ ssr Way ss
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The New York herald., 1866-05-18
TVDwARD sCIBvcK, ArCTfoNEER
y ELE0ANr fROrTfNG HORSES.
ELE0ANT SPAN or CARRIAGE HORSES
PARK PHAEToN, DOG CART Tor WAGON

'coAcn LIGHT DorBLE AND + MOLE HARNESS,
sADDfskS. HRfDLES. BLANkETs. WHIPS, kC.,
a. he private tables No 1 East Twenty third street
~ EDWARD scnENCK. tomorrow. 18th inst, al 10
"a gray Mare is hand. comins year,, was raised BY
sim HoaEand, " Gray Messenger of Lady Moscow
Lss troed hsf uiie " pole In Iis, hss never been
trained y We prcscni owner also elegant bay Mare,
H mnis yesrs old perfectly sound klnd and gentle
nd w,rransa 70 rot y 70 ard vcry nne saddle
t~ hcautfu span of black Horses nearly f6 hands
trs petfey sund hind and gentle every way also
a. eegent fak fnae.on neariy light single
Bro. also a. elegant Deg Cart By Miner stevens sso
several -. OF ccgant double and single Harness saddles
o. Briass. Bianses Ac. the properly ~ gentleman
ng 10 Europe hsy Be al any zine previous 70 the
sale " - -
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

A UCrION NOTICE.-CHARLES YOUNG, AUC.
"A oneer-Large sale Of elegant Household Furniture,
4hls Frday st o'clock st the four story house oe
CONSISTING OF ONE ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE
PIANOFORTE, ROUND CORNERS, GRAND ACTION,
COST $3.50; ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS.
in the richest de.crpons Brussels and Ingram
Carpets elegant Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands Centre
Tables, Hair and spring Mattresses, Feather Beds Lace
Window Curtans Shades oil Paintings. Mante Ornaments,
Rockers chars, and article adapted 70 well fur
within few doors OF the house. Competent men In A.
pack ship goods for purchasers at rea
sonablc charges.