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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13
THE POLLOCK HOUSE.
REJUTENA ATRD-RE-A ARRANGED

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Il that he has put his entire establish
ment in thorough order for the approach
ing winter, and having added large and
well-lighted room, on the first 3A
floor, can accommodate PRIVATE
DINNER and SUPPER PARTIES. US
Entrance front and rear.
In the second story, is handsomely
furnished B BILLIARD
ss<S><,v,,e5-r. Il ROOM, containing several
Yssas};@ss . Phelan Tables, of the very
3D9@9s< latest style and finish.
In the SAMPLE ROOM, excellent
Wines, Liquors, Segars, Smoking andcm
Chewing Tobacco, etc., can be OBJ NH
tanned. VIZ
OYSTERS, GAME and FISH constantly
on hand. TN. POLLOCK.
Nov6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13

So, 900 a YEAR AND EXPENSES
THO agents, to introduce the WILSON
Il SEWING MACHINE. Stitch alike on
both sides. Samples on two weeks trial.
Extra inducements to experienced agents.
For further particulars address the
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo. Oct 1S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13
Pleasant and Instructive Pastime-

A Pleasant and Instructive Pastime-
Dec0tcOmanid; or, Magic Transfer.
pY means of this novel, interesting and
I'D simple process, beautiful Painting,
either landscape, figure or flower, can bo
put in any book, Album, or any kind OF
fancy box, on glass or porcelain, giving
pretty finish and ornament to any article
on which it may be placed. A few boxes
just resolved at the LADIES' INDUSTRI-
AL DEPOSITORY. Oct 40
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13
THIS Is NO HUMBUG.

PI sending SOC. and stamp, with age,
LIP height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive, by return mail, correct pic
ture OF your future husband CIR wife, with
name and date Of marriage. Address
w. FOX,
p. O. Drawer No. 8, Fultonville. N. Y.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13

WANTED, WANTED, WANTED.
GALESMEN to travel for a Manufacture
y ing Company and sell by sample.
Good wages are guaranteed. Address,
with stamp, 81. d. HAMILTON & CO..
No. 413 Chestnut street. Phila.. Pa.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13

ST. 200 A YEAR TO AGENTS TO
SELL the Star Shuttle SEWING MA
- CHIMES. Full particulars free. Ex-
ira inducements to experienced agents.
Call on, or address, W. G.. WILSON Il CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass; or, st.
Louis, Mo. Oct is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13
VOLUME IV-NO. 2O2 i
WAVERLEY NOVELS.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
Defines, Catarrh, scrofula.

A LADY who. had suffered for years
IN from Deafness, ,Catarrh and Scrofula,
was cured by simple remedy. Her Gym
psthy and gratitude prompts her to send
the receipt, free of charge, to any one 81.
milarly afflicted. Address Mrs. III. O. L..
Care Maj. Martin Hunt, Hoboken, Nj.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
1000 AGENTS WANTED.

~S " OAN@ N@GoS
all parts of the United States, to sell
Il our immense list Of nearly 1000 differ
ent BOOKS, Bibles and Photograph Al
from it. Catalogues furnished free on ap.
plication, and books sent postpaid to any
address on receipt of price. Canvassing
books containing the Gst with prices, to-
gether with blank sheets and printed
headings for enrolling list of names, sent
free to any one on receipt OF 50c. Anybo-
dy can sell 100 to 1000 of these books
almost anywhere. For terms to agents
and other information, address
j. E. POTTER & CO.,
Publishers, 614 and GIT SAMSON st.,
Oct IL PHILADELPHIA Pa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Bots In Horses.

Referring to the statement made
in the United States Agricultural Re-
port for 1864, Col. j. Hamilton writes
from Raligh, N. @. to the Depart
meht Of Agriculture, stating that he
has had 4 recipe from DR.. Gee, OF
Florida, which be had not tested, but
would do so on necessity showing
itself. lie says:
"You are aware that it is hard,
sometimes, to distinguish between an
attack Of the bots and one Of the
colo; the following remedy, however
ia equally efficient for either. The
reason that a bot a resist the action
of agents administered is bis power
at drawing bis head into the walls OF
tho stomach by his tentacles, But
he cannot resist chloroform. A table
spoonful Of ehloroform. screened by q
couple Of spoonfuls Of any good mu-
cilage, viii make him lot 60 bis hold
un the stomach, even after having
bored nearly though"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE, THB UNDERSIGNED, HBaBBY
w notify all persons uhomsosser dEaissl
trading Tor Two First MortgaEo Bonds
Issued By the East Tsnas 3 Ya9Rh o., 81
Five Hundred Dollars each, With we're M
propsriy 81 Thpmss .. Emmsrvoa, dsessssd,
Sid Baads bearing numbsrt 10 snd iss,
Which have besn mislaid o. stolen and VI
hsssby uouiy he Ban Tens Ava ri CO.
uot 70 peg tbsm unlsss b. cur special order.
LAtAH BR0YLEa
Legal Rspfuertststs Of
i~ss9j1assvtl Taos. ,. Eaasuoa dse'd
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

WARMERS RETOLyINS suLKY RAKE.
The advantage which the Warner snlky Revolving
Rake Poseesses OVER al mher-. will be readily com,
pretended. II gathers the hay free from dust and
sand, carries ID clean, and IN dumping closes the win
row or rick In goUi shape Tor pitching.
The rake Ia inade Of wood. and, 10 ease. OF breakage,
can be rvFairrd by the ~ppoTstor, thereby saving The
delay Of sending To- hlackanith or mschinlst.
II is built OF the very bcst material, aud Il more du.
rabls than any other vhei rake, aus Afforded al q lees
price than auy other hrst olass rake.
The nke--draw shafts, levers, &c, may be detached
Al pleasure frum the sulky, leaving the latter CON.
plote In itself aud ready for use. Being veil built,
gotten up In good style, with an excellent spring seat,
the sulkyiN q eomplcie carriage of lts class aud l.
alone almost worth The price asked for sulky and rake
combinod.
These advantages are possessed BY 20 no other rake,
and must commend themselves 20 all wanting q CON.
Plets Horse Raks.
EZ. s. MATHEs, Agent,
JonssboFoh Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
AarftnltnraL.
For 10 Union Flae.
Our system Of EArmlng.

East Tennessee may b 9 good COuatry in
which to be born hutit always has been =
hard place to live and a poor place to b" ed
ucated so much so, that those who have
strongly desired a full deFeloPement Of their
powers have emigrated 20 other climss, and
expended ghfir labors 10 other sections than
their native land. All this because the sys-
tenn is such that the labor does not pay , It's
produce is not One-eeath Of what il should
be. II certainly is time such a syptem be
abandoned and a better introduced. The
abolition Of slavery ia the South, changes
the system Of Mbor, and must change the
m The change must be radical
throughout, las much as the old foggy may
drpricate II bat cheer up, We down-trodden
sons and daughters Of toili Your day star
has risen aud gilds the horizon. The posi-
ton Of East Tennessee geographically aud her
condition physically, puts il IN her power 10
exer. upcn the South aud the Southwest
controlling Influence 10 politics, in education,
manufactures, and in the arts and sciences.
Indeed she shouldsbeeome the New England
Of the South,
Her Uadeveloped irRs6ufces render her ca
pahle Of sustaining the densest population
Of any country in the world; but such is her
exhausted condition, without a change, ev-
cry laboring maa Of sense will pick up bis
all aud seek his fortune elsewhere. The ag-
rieulturs Of the GENTRY must first be i'm
proved for, upon'it every thing else must
rest. Nature designed this for a pastoral
country but for its exhaustion, il "a awheat
cOuatry where wheat will grow, ine wool
en- sheep will thrive; where sheep goes white
clover will flourish, upon this bees will live
these all combined together With the various
fruits, bring wealth, ease, refined taste, and
independence, and the legitimate results
will be improvement in morals, prosperity
and happiness Of the people. Perry strife
and sectarian zeal are the bane Of this coun-
try. These are beneath the calling Of every
patriot, Christian and philanthrOpist; but
ior your country and your race, regardless
OF cast color or conditiOnh you may live,
are even dare to die.
AaRtcoI.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Certain Cure for Founder,

AS soon as you discover that the
horse is fOudered, take him to tho
nearest branch or stream of water
and TIE bin in it, standing the water
ncarly up 10 bis belly-his head being
III high that he cannot drink. If the
weather Is warm, let him stand in
the stream several hours; then take
him out, rub HE legs thoroughly to
promote circulation, and again tie
him 10 the water, fhe is still lame.
BY repeating this process two or
three times, the horse will be effect.
ually cured.
If the weather is cold when the
horse is founderd, that is, if it is in
the winter, the horse must not be
allowed 10 stand in the water more
than about twenty minutes at a time,
when he should be taken out and his
legs rubbed diligently till they be-
come dry and warm and the c~ircula.
ton ofthe blood made active, and this
process must be repeated till the
horse is cured, which will be general.
" within tweDty-four hours. This
remedy will cost notbing, can do no
possible harm, and will, in every in
stance, cure, if the disease has not
been OF two long standing. Don't be
afraid to cry it.-RuraI World.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE And SURGERY.
NEW BOOKS.

PAINEB PRACTICE 0F MKDIcIHK
a nsu work just inned By w. Pains, Nd Pro.
fssscr Of the Principles AID Practice " Hsiiciha And
surgery auiher q Pains,u Practise 81 6uffeyt 4
work On obsstrits aud naiefia Meditai uribos 81
feg Hheoi Remedies; an Epifome 81 EbeTils's rrac.
lice ~ Nedicmei . hsgisu u Hdmuraily 9 uofh
On ne Higtoy 81 Msdhluo Editor Of puiFernity
Medal ~ Surgical 1oafnal, ~. A.. uhar6ya
All dieaasa kpswn IN mailcine and anrFely, ldeiaflnr
Hose q uomen and ehldrpn, iarelhef oilh hslf paih'
olcEY ani trtament ~ an he nsv and improved
meitcts. frca " pnliaes % cents.
At4r,ss 90 sathqr, ~ Afeh street. phil.dslphia
- ALso, ANEW roaK,
Eaihlsd Nss sshssl Msthloa. wtnb : ~ oiy
sss sss lssli.sf wee as,,.s 3,s'.a sssr.
tial. uit1 4 on regular Mltiria Mtsl1nn Frlls 81.
po1ass ft,st Afaseas . tposs.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Longevity OF Mules.

We hAyonumerous reports Of mules
attaining the age Of forty, fny and
sixty years, aud Colonel Middleton
ct South Carolina, stated some years
ago that no had one at work on bic
plantation eighty years old, and we
have seen an account ola mule 10 Ire
land, certified 10 have been at work
since lI07, making him over 100
wears old. This 70 Of course, q very
unoommon age, but We are satisfied
that with proper usage, malea would
,''mmonly attain 70 shout forty yeurs
heiug serviosabIs 70 lbs last-and this
should Be counted W o Of thor
seusnts Of value.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
In The Circuit Conf . SalII''''

Bib fOh Ala ~
LICE !. RAKs y .s'Is u
"A 4 fsndaui e.'h4 cesai ~
Sea-. ron The BiL ,.sceuir
Elss.ios Be- psls is i''i 80 1sbghS
In The Unlon llhs ~ b
J~oresboro, Ts1n. n... . v ~ )
socpsy u saTlssn y b ~
30 slsu s.ns a'iss.s > ", dSsF
viii 81 takes ~
lsr ,rparss. w c1orp "a
cs-r-fetl pqsgT
AO'h nr slyh
tsssnussviPiss
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
NOTICE.
EAsIEnN DIsInIor OF 1ENNEssaH. ;.

dQHnnnqHoi Ien1s Nay ~, 1898.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives no.
lice Of ~ appolnimtnt a. AsaiEnee d
tie estate Of Q. A Eamst ~ Ionarhorouehl
reunsssfs aud d. y. Wilas tfihs Gig 81
Baiimors 10 ~ 6nla ~ HalyItn4. Iall
paftasf1 u trader lfadina 4nflf re 6rn
nsne 81 EASES 4 Wilds uiia|h tald nirtllcl
Who hare been alleged Danhlufis npol
their eva psliiion ~ % DiIelii Coulf q
A. EBLLY As,irsss
isBslunsW4
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

Tho above Cut represents the small Machine a. .
Reaper, Ia tho act u dropping q shraf. This Machine
Is sell calculated hr small ~ billy farms. n embra.
ees all The h~exibiliiy and strength q the Mover, with
ihdspBndent Reaping Bar and sickle. i've and q hall
feet Icing, which can b. Get 20 eat ffom me TO Rtteen
inch stuhble the ppiftso o. the guards ur fingers can
b. raisrd or lowered ~ a. 10 take up lodged o. fAllru
grAia IN the tnoss ner'ect u'annrr.
wARNER'S REVOLVING sULRY RAKE.
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AoESrs WANTED FOR
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY

- uf n MAR, o.
ITS CAUSES, CHARACTER CON-
DUCT AND RESULTS.
BY Hon. Alexander II, Stevens.
A Boot gr ~ S,ehons saS az ParfsA
This rrc.l uert pn,ssuis ne ouly oomplsis I'd 10.
partial analybls 81 ~ Gauss ~ the War yst publiah.
"A, snd gises fhnsa i~nicrior lights Ard thaicWa Of ~
sraat con1ci enly taosn % ihoas hirh oacsp uko
VatcAgd Ne aoediits ~ rrfaiafiq1 fem o. ~fguuisin
sprinr, md Vhich we're - accessible y NJ. ~.
ghsns fsoa ~ p~a-liioa = aeasd 0eeu 4 ths Co.
To- v6bls tai ~ bs,a sun.n,a INA sppsssssiy
alplluF pr5durileaa. ~ promas = ct1nrs 81 hfB, tcfh
u1agAhIs and nluioy, and Al lnfelleciunl iruat u
De tlgaeat onfer. Tbs Grsat Amarlean War has At
Last fennd : hticfian porihy 81 ~ inporants. ani
a uhols hanf1n vll rurslts ftat modalais, can1h
I'D Impartial i~fa.tutnt vhiaA uan - jlstiss . ~.
81 %Isiszss s,si, ss.ry.ssss n.ass,sa . ,ti.is
i1ir sufh. n e1ff sl.lacili - rtttg 81, eon.
bi4.t el.b a inessgrl eeans.ens msts q ~ ~
nhstriydss So Vs grtihhA
0ns Agsrt h rlifea, -, nloIu nrahsnhln u
o. y i,.f,.. ms, in rtrr,sn 4 80 aga
uneln Mluph1. IF1nA ~ nauI1tII N 81 t4ff.
SEA ~ CTtalau anf ~ ~ Ilfna. and > ili A..
eng,he q ~ uat, snt risH teiaa q stsasts
1sass. sl1Iortt puptuuyeco
u....,,s q s'i''h Ai.''~ s''fss
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

FJ,o LEr-AtL THE LOFTS OF MAeBi.B STORE IS
Chambers street; rsat S35O Also all tho ofls OF 3.
Chamber street. w. IRVING,
al Clark & ste5b,ns'. ~ Peal slree'
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

no LET-BROWS STONE ENGLISH BASEMENT
four story attic. Furniture handsome aud
plcte Inquire 10 West Thirty first street. from II
and
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

ITO LEf-lHe STORE, BASEMENT AND UNDER
Cellar Us Froaavay Of Pearl street being IS by
100 feet Apply 70 $ II. HUTCH Nos, " John street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

ICOR SALE-AN EXTRA LARGE FOUR 81 RY HIGii
soop ouse IL Ni-h street near III III avenue. IA good
order: !nlm8da;e possession; very cheap Also three
high stoop brown stone. Eghrcnth street IN cAce
lent order: price, S2oUJ1 AL three aory high stoop
stone Nincteenh SS UuO Also one on
Twenty. fourth street. tor $2lUJv.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

CCTlON NOTICE -R. HAZELL. ACcr1OSEER
n THIS DAY tfRIDAyl. FEBNUAkf ~.
At w. o'oock at sae.room, 81 Corilaudi street
CONIISUATlUN OF HARDWARE TRADE SALE,
commencing at lot ia
To-day sale " III embrace ..
li saddle Cloths 50 dozen Cotton Cards 5000 lbe Horse
Nails. z6 dozen shovels 50 dozen Rakes and Forks
Also.
CUrLERY-D7O gross Eagish and American Table Cut
800 dozen Carvers aud Butcher Knives.
l31U dozen Pocket Knives, l. y D. 4 and
blades
PLATED WARE-A full assortment
TnA TRAYS l5J sets oval lea iragL
GUNS-2.c double and sinele Cuns.
lO6 .uskets aud Rifles
25O Cartridge Pistols.
Timed and Rnarneicd Ware. wcodenwarc &c. &c.
H. L. AAZELL Il co, Auctionesrs
81 Corllandt strec.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

A UCTfON saLE.--J.' W. CAMPBELL 4 CO, AuC.
N toneers will sell entire stocS Of Did esabi shed Stove
Tin Sheet aad uouse unshlng store sarde xn h,
3s nudson street commencing los ecoss saturday Feb
20, further particulars. CampDsll Jr.. salesman.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28


a. II. LUDLOW 4 co, AUcrIosEERs. OFFER AZ
prva,e sale on Thirty ninth street. near seventn ave
nue nAndseme four brown stone House 2lxao iee
wh prge extension; all the improvements and IN sooA
@ ios 'e aepth Apply al the o1ce. NO. Fine sree
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

ESTATE FOR sALE,

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE For SALE.
I.sa 3 n.. sS and ME
sI. sa' Fr'. ';s ;S ss;s
EoR SALE OR TO LET-wlIH OR WITHOUT FUR.
o[ and psa.,a.y sI..a,sdin me village St rshsl
Esq. iishkili village :. I.
uousE AND LOT FOR sALE-Ar WHITE PLAINS
Westminster county n. " corner Hamilton and Lex
sa, n e. three DSsSs Ss rs% sp0 price $500
pLAIyFIELD. n. J.-FoR SALE OR TO LET. A
large double House. situated In seventh street with
App JOHN JIM MAYER Sa.Snsea place. SS Ssw WY York %
$1,000 sossisss ssst raA ns
yorE Sy I.iw.y d~siins Is ss ksh;a .issssa
s.nss ~ ss' ssua F the
REAL ESTATE WAITED.
ANESaLIsH BASEMENT HOUSE wANIED-EllHEE
viii deal iOer@ly Address j. r. +, Herald Onlss.
Any PERSON HAVING 4 TWO OR THREE Story
b,eS Or stone west q Sra
on ca terms VIII pleas" address, sAnng isrhs D. d.,
HOUSE wANrED-ro PURCHASE OR RENT A
.m s%. a IN ss @nssF Sss q 'ss
TENEMENT PRO 'R9rY wANrED-ro BUY or
PETER GiLLEsPlE. 5l5 East Fourteenth street
MANTED-A SMALL. COMFORTABLE HOUSE. IN
w good location, valued al S0u0 or $00Oe Address T.
\. c., box 3.9' Post ONCE.
WANTED To BUY-A TWO OR THREE STORY PRI.
w vate House, with modern improvements IN q re.
spectacle neghb0rhood between Fourth and Twenty nrd
streets either west de- 10 cost about Sl0Vso on
which 9, remain address A. NJ MOL.
Ter, station u. Agents need not address
WANTED TO PURCH tSE-iN GOOD NE10HBoR.
w hco1 for about Sl3OU small House with mod
noI einents OF Third avenue and east
of sixth Address II l.. NJ box ',o3S Post once
lIANT TO PURCHASE nousE-REsP ECTABLE Lo-
w cation between Canal street and forkvile prco
S5 700 o Sl2Uw fui particulars Address FUR.
chaser herai otlce. not fancy price.
~ ANrHD 20 PURCHasE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE:
" between FL h seventh avenues aai Thirteth and
iocanty from s.50oJ u $4,000 Apply 10 PECAkE.
2!9 Broadway
WISH To BUY-A THREE STORY HIGH STooP
W house 20x5, iu good order with modern mI rove.
from SlsC0o 36O)J location above Thrtyfeurth
street, between second aud Ninth avenues address fu
part cuars 20 ). A. e., box 2 Sa3 Post office
"A ANrED-TO PURCHASE. ANYWHERE IN a GOOD
w nesnsqrhood between Forty eighth and S.xteih
treeis, well built house with modern Improvements
price exceed $6uU would exchange IA part pay
sired Address A, box 3tlu. New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTloNEER.
Vl EXGC iORe' sALR.

Nl EAECUiORs SALE
Ia MAIDEN LANE.
u. II. LUDLOW 4 co. wll sell at auction on Tuesday,
March Ices At IL O'clock at the Exchange Salesroom III
Broadway tirnity buiidlng. New YORK. by order OF A.
Morsoa and Geritt SMITH executors OF Charles NJ Ocote
Maiden aneihe valuable six story and base
brck la Maiden lane running through TO IL
Fletcher street. s.Zc - 9xss4 Possession May l. 1865
Maps and full particulars al auctoasers oGiee, No. Fins
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

] IT COOLEY CO., AUcTIoNEERs, az NEW CHAN.
IL. bers s,reet"l sell ths Day u ocock lot q Pis-
Cigar koxss Lounges Tables Carpetng Trunks
aud ents Clocks Dishes Lamps sewing Mas
| chimes, Mangle; Tubs. Counters, Wagons.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

fI,o OWNERS A,iENTs AND i.ESsEES Or HOUSES. -
Al wanting Repairs done would do well 10 leave their
orders with AI.EXAhDER McGREGuR. mason and plas.
l24 West Twenty fourth between sixth and
Seventh bn makes special business OF joobsg
and repairing every DESCRIPTION. Charges moderate. ia
West Twenty. lourtn fttcct
The New York herald., 1868-02-28


r. H. LUDLOW co. AUcrIosEERs. OFFER AZ
ma pv,s sale on Thirty ninth street. near sesena svs
's al the 1sS%s and soo
Sraer ord. lot fun dcPh Apply oee NO. Pine street.
n H. LUDLOW co, AucrIosgERs, OFFER AZ
iss. sssaus az sss,H -four Irowa 90
o M ss oy ,Sd with u Se ar wssu os sas
Pias street. f' " -
U coLroN. AUcrloNEER.
Large sale Of household Furniture In East sevsn-
sss at fsy ssss s e as
and
.ss sSs Gssa
Sose Sale viii BE- positive sad goods must All be 70 sas
away this day and saturday.
TT COOLEY CO.. AUcrIoNEERs. az NEW CHAN.
as ,e Ss SS ss e p
.sd stoves Clocks, pisRss Lamps sewing Ma
HoNs HousE.-EDwARD A LAWRENCE, AUc.
vel known hotel stuasd al The clrner Of Broadway and
rom fixtures. s very Sesy issm.t plate arsr:
penaa o R rare old Wines sns
Aes together with all the Furniture, Cur lass and silver
LsNkEScu sTHarT@s M M Ssa will sell sell on Monday ns.
Liquors consisting OF very choice Wines srandles and
Aies, such the ons Hou been long aud favor
French plate 2os7s inches o. rhsan.s
marDe top rosewood hilard abies with Cues and tix.
lures complete; fine OIL Pa,En rehy carved Cut Glaas
and silver ware handsome mahogany Counters as Fix
lures toge her with all the Furnre Beds and Bed Linen
Blankets Carpets shades Curans and other articles too
numerous 10 detail Also the fixtures Of the Restaurant
Catalogues at Auc0ue ars oncs, lbasenent), III
Broadway, Trinity Building
TOHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER, "A DUANE
street-This day at II sharp assgnees sale Of
psrior oting read and family Horses special unds.
horse and carriage head.
r BCGAkT. AUCTiONEER AND COMMISSION MER.
81 chant. will give his personal attention sales Of
household Furniture OF families declining
their residences az his auction No. No th VII
liam N, B.-saes settled reuulrod
sAluKDAY. FEBRUARY ~.
At II ocosk the auction rooms household Furniture
consisting OF large assortment OF fartDr Bedroom and
kltshen Furniture
Also,
IL O'Clock 50 Sewing Machines, of different paesnSs
styies and makerS
Also, at l2&.
large lo OF Gold and silver Watches Gold Rings 10, -
advances.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

E y; nupLow CO, AUCrIosEERs, OFFER AZ
-. IrVAse seie-Mest Thirty fourth street. near Fifsh
enue sn elegant four story browa House 2ssde
hs h,s ~ fsseaed independent walls aundsIi
ohck ou1ne, isx0 ieet; Will be sod with without toe
expensive Furnture lot 25xe6e Apply at the Once No
Plae street. -SF-' = - ~'
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

" between FL III aad seventh avenues aai Thireth an
Forty seventh streets SS U0O SjD0. also one Ia the
same ocany from s.50Jy u S3J.oW Apply 10 j. PECARE
2.9 Droadwav.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

ITO LET-eTCREs RAsEMaNTs, LOFTS AND EY.
1 tire suiting from B.rclav h. Rrccme street and
from Bo lway West Broadway splendid stards for
whole ae business Send for list. Apply 10 WILLIAM c.
WA kEB 221 Broadwav.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
Angels are Hero Tonight, Mother.


There's harp in the dusky room, mother,
And stirring of golden strings,
A joining of ange-toncs in song
A folding of spirit wings.
Yet hear in the busy street, mother,
The crowd go hurrying by;
They will gather, and greet, and part the same,
When L,etts sball shrouded lie.
o. bear to my Willie my love, mother,
With the news of this hour, to him;
Say, his parting look is treasure now,
AS the light of life grows dim.
That ri come with my oldcn smile, mother,
On the night we were to wed
And my spirit will linger near to him,
His bride, with the VOWS unsaid
All, what though my bosom nc'er thrill, mother
ith the tremor of earthly bliss?
And what though my lips may not feel again
The clnging of passions kiss?
will shine on his lonely way, mother,
a star on the fretted sea;
And his heart will thrill with sudden joy,
And know that its nearer me.
See! there are angels here tonight, mother,
Now they kneel in the quiet room;
And the harp is swept by a ncr7less hand,
But cannot see 10y whom.
With the chant of the spirit-throng, mother,
am borne on lifted wings
1t is ever harp and an angel
That Faith to the dying brings.