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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28
Nrrw YORK, HARLEM AND Ar.BAsr RArLir,Ap

NrFw YORK HARLEM AND ArBASY RArLFnAp
rnr Albany and Troy cornsctng ~nh The New Voc .n
Ssi Railroad r Al pnn west sort'.ses and south -sst
ss,, Piatubare Rouse Point Ogdensb-s snd aantr..
W,nssr arraneelncnt commencing h9ndsys peccmber "a
viii enve York follows:-Fv Ain.rv
H and 70 ~ cypress train from Tryen 70 near Civ
MI 1or Albany ~ A NJ - ~, 10, Scth a~na{
~ ~ A NJ express mail train from rryon pow d N ~
IN. d. % 7S,h st. depot Crc,on fs,ls y. COP
Slsins SIS A. 70 ards s.opyns y Al sA :. n
18Th 81 depot thiss rla,ns s.,s,. nismsbr,dss ii a.
~ 1, n " s,oppinga III ssations frcm Bh 81 deIo
49, ,ouna At al statlons from 2esh Ct dsrot
VII .sve Aitany, ~ and a. a1s \. \.
assany ia s,prss. NAL rain nrc,oh ws,,. p,aies
Az IA and ID N and " ~, s,oppne ~ III ssu s
xIilssssrdge 3Ak and " Stopping ~, :, ~ -
rlns NJ ~ et2Lcna s~is" 'S@~
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IHIs dhy Vf1uhyI ~ U1s Clock Precisey.
Positive the entire MAGNIFICENT
Furniture valuable Paintings rosewood Parlor Suits Piano
Marble Groups and raye and unique cuos
in the residence No 52 West twenty street. Seventh
The circumstances Of the sale make imperative
that the whole should be sold without reserve.
PARLORs, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS,
containing magnificent full suits Of parlor furniture in bro
sae and marble centre sofa and pier Tables Flo
rentne and French Mirrors reception and Turkish Chsr
marble stauay silk and lace Curtains orou Chandeers
tqse Lava &C. elegant chamber furniture
Mattresses Bedding, &c &C. Of every description Dining
Dining and Tea Service Caster silver Goble.s rich Urns
cut Glass Of every description forming valuable collection
Of household unique and rschechere works OF
art The goods exhibition by catalogue Sale to
commence IN the dining room s lO1s precisely rain or
shine.
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lloRTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURSrruRE.

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
M NJ DOUGHTY Auctioneer, will sell this day Ufdayl
Dec ~ and morrow Saturday Dee 20 at 1917 O'Clock eth
day saiesroon IS Nassau street. By virtue chael mort
gage the Household Furniture u family removed frJm
bcecker street comprising sold Rnscwo-d par0r SUITS
vsd plush and brocatelIe, rete aete psrlor
sewing Chairs mahgany d. 10 hair cloth rosewood
hogany Marble Centre Tables Rosewood and Mahogany
Secretary aud Library Bookcases mahogany Card Tables
grain Carpets Extension Dining Fables various lengths z
plated Ware bohemian Glassware Cutlery china
Rosewood and mahogany Martie Top Dressing Bureaus
wa-hsancs 20 match, Wnrdrobes Bedsfeads Hal Mattresses
Feather Beds PaIass- Cooking Range, Kitchen utensils
&C. Ac The whole 70 be pcrcmporiy sold V the highest
bidder for cash.
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rrAasrrTcryr TorsruoIp rrRyrrCRr WORK,

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FrRxfTCRE. WORK
vl o. Art Ac At public auction The property 81 family
leaving hecy, this day, friday Dec ~ A. the eegan,
private residenre Mr. ~ West Eleventh
between ltfh and SSih avenues sale commencing 81 ~
O'Clock. viz -R-ewOCd ~ Piannfore. rosewood
Drawing Room suits bronze and ormoiu Chsndess velvet
snd medallion Carpets and Dresden Ornaments peF
and manel Mrrur~, bircade ans Laos Curtains artlsa
bronze saiuary 90 Painting. by cninen, arss oak Buffet
extension Table, Bookcta Etcgcrs centre Table China.
Glass and Sfverwar.; rosewood and mahogany chanier
Furniture, Ac Beds and Bedding II all ksds tsroagh0a
Hous. TO Let possession immediately
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HENRY IT, LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
III LEEDS co will sell, auction, Friday, Dec ~
O'Clock in the gallery over the saesroom No Nassau
and valuable collection OF first class Oil Paint
ngs most Of which have just been received from Europe
Among other celebrated names will be found the works
Lamont de Metz A. veron salmon T. simmons Michsud A.
Corties Murat Culverhouse, BanIim, A Richards a
series views In Consannople and vicinity painted
spot together with invoice OF fine modern Pictures the
Flemish, French and English school, received Also By
order Of the undervrers twelve fine modern Oil Paint
Jugs BY nrst class French artists very slightly damaged
ported for private sale only and full OF
will be given for the artistic pictures Also number fine
Pictures, 10 cose invoices The above exhibition
A. above
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DfAHos PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS
Il Nm. ABBOTT, Angtioneer. Receivers SAFE OF
FIRST CLASS SEWN OCTAVE rIhNorORTRa,
A. auction, saturday, December -, Al ~ O'Clock,
MCDONALD a co. u PIANO WARFROOMs. Va HOwEyy
To close The estate Of Cooper Athrrton.
The stock " ready for examination.
Each Piano warranted hrca ycare
ny order o. Judge leonard JOHN MCDONALD Receiver.
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John LLOYD. AucTIoyEER.

st scrnmene at io O'Clock each day Al No Asor Hsss
Broadway opposite the Park
rerenptory sale Of elegant made up Fur~ Ac, being
entire balance OF the Of Wholesale Furrer be sold
without reserve, IN OF retiring from huanes.
The stock In par superb real Russian sable ss
elegant Hudson Bay sable sets rich dark real MAX ses
gethcr with o. ladies' gents and sh
drens Furs In variety Ass splendid lot Of sleigh
carriage Robes kc, Ac The stock viii b.
view Monday Desember ~ when purchasers invited 70
AL and exsmae Robes wiz be sold a. u clck pressey
JOSEPH HE0EHAS, ATCTfONEER-ATCTrOS SALE
of Watches Jewelry &c VI " Me l1I Atlantic street,
Will offer his friday evening, December ~ Mt 81 cock
and every evening until further notice ell hi valuable rgcs
70 the highest bidder Bargains usual "a sale dur
Ing the day. All g0ods warranted A. represented
w. X. ME, III Atlantic str set, Brooklyn.
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UTupeoN RIVER RAfLRoAD-FoR ALBANY AND
Al Troy, connecting with trains North and West
Trains have - -
:. ssos enAssyas .rsmr -ro5 rri.II tat 'ys.s,
n.pe,s,7 and Ia A. n and "a Nv A n Anas WV
srey id Albany, MAR asas SOON
my and Albany t.Ah -s;eep aasP.x Sundays included.
p.sshIssp.s train, ssoA AN ga sndicor1
and ". NJ
pr~hshir srsin, tr. ~ A.SFH
snx sing rsln loA md N&A. IS. $50 and TIE
~ aMITH. surr-,ntnnA.nt
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IIow TO RECEIVE YOUR FRrENDs.-GEr ONE OF
III Is containing II bottles OF fine Wins
Liquors put up by l. MOMENT Tie has removed from
- Bowery 70 ~ FOURTH avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
CwEDrsH PUNCH FOR TIE HoIIDAYs-ouR Ar.
- already popular and Ia favor with the public
need only state that We have now on hand lrgs
quantity OF old stock which caunot be surpassed IN qualify
which the most healthy and aFeaAbe
Arsnk for the holdAya Depot @ White street
CAsrEN, LyCHOU co.
O7rH STREET Dfsr1LLERY-BRANCH 2so EAST
- EiQhleenth the First avenueIbe cheap
est places 70 buy Brsndos Wines, Runs, w-ksy aud
orials Private families and the trade respectfully In.
ysed and examine liquors before purchasing ese
where No 40 Bax Eighteenth street and W and iB West
rNirty seventh street JOB LONG, Proprietor
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
EoR TEE HOLIDAYS.
tn FAMILIES


HOLIDAY SUPPLIES
WINES BRANDIBs,
ALEs, &C.
WHOLESALE PRICES
lAays the pleasure 70 inform friends that have re-
usved from No South William stroll to
NO BARCLAY STREET,
whfah viii convenient aud owing 10 tho al
uno<t total suspension Of trade South and southwest in
ssnd myself essh city trade, selling pure articles
III ths lowest prices. -, -,
pure pale Otard Brandy y. ~ per Raion
whiskeys, old Scotch and Irish. .............. 20
G1n the hnest imported. ..s.ss....s...*..st. 70
Other spirits equally low. - .
Ports /" .................2W
ChampAne~ all the leading brands. W per Dozen.
Sssslav I psrssns d 90 = London stout .I Ts
Also Baron Guistens high grade Cl@rei old bottled Port
wine curious Brandy assortment OF Hook Wines
Rrsnch ind Dutch Liquors. In quantities 70 suit At
Wholesale prices
ARTHUR KENDALL.
Wine Merchant,
No Barclay street.
Three doors from Broadway
Sole Agent for Aisopp's East India Pale Ale
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER.

choice American and foreign
PAINTINGS, STATUARY, WATER COIORS, &c,
10 be cold II auction, without reserve
FRIDAY evening, Dec y
The sale 10 commence at seven O'Clock Comprising works
by all most eminent artists and collected from their
dos within short period The subscriber would respectfully
invite the attention Of connoisseus this collection
seldom that opportunity where be obtained
such excellent specimens Of the artists.
Among the collection be found the works Of Gienoux
Kensett James Hart Eastman, johnson, Edwin White
VIM Hart Boughton, clifford, Bellows, Inness, Doughty
Bierstadt De Haas Lilly NJ Spencer Hubbard oerte Dir
Coleman, Sonntag, Wust, D. Johnson Rossiter, Warren
J. O. Brown Stesrns, Ehninger Waterman Boutee, Pope
c. Moore Brevoort Thorn, Coutouiier H. Ronner &C. &c
There is included In this sale superb Statue entitled
"CUPID,h
BY the eminent sculptor IVES.
This really excellent work has excited considerable
on, and will be sold without the evening above
mentioned.
The above collection II exhibition free the gale
and store Of the subscriber Exhibition from A.
TN 7. NJ. each day until the evening Of sale
J. SNEDECOR, 70s Broadway
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IIENRY IA. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER
III OLD WINES BkANDIEs AND sEaiARS

II WINEN, BKANUIES MD NEtTAK~.
HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell at auction, satgr-
day Dec - at II o'clock in the saesroom. 2 Nassau
the balance Of the catalogue
I'D including OF 10 fun sized bottles each imported
from London Of choice Old Wines Ac consigned by
old Boston house who give Instructions
the balance without regard 10 cost We authorized
the goods forfeit them. Of
pale and dark Hennessey Brandy 1876 doudon Doc pale
Gaselus sherry 1872 the only lot in the United States Ma
dera, f1D pipe Also lot OF about y battles
old Wines Brndes Sc Also very superior sherry and
Brandy from private stock Also invoes Vim lmp-
rial Rose Champagne SIS wine o. good qualify
be found New York will BE- sold ALSO
invoice Of fine imported Havana seFarS
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SATURDAY S IS. ssl "a Ne. ssss NJ Dec s.
Al their saiesrooms, a Cedar street,
surs sSfr1 ssSYG y5r As NV
Comprising the chest and mos, desirable goods offered
auction this be sold without reserve BY order
x4GSiritEsT sRoSzRs, ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Hd sFFa T TSA E shTs Wsfsas &C.
s1 AND D cur fla Ess
e sS. ssb ss ND
Paris Fans and odor Boxes Retcuss watchstands
ss liable ss% sns
sesents Csialosnes VIII De ready ON Saturday morning.
.''I 49, oS HS III o. FRIDAY, DEC
EDwAHD scHEN IuS,o! ATsTIos ,Ig :,
surERB FRENCH .d AND ENGLISH FANCY
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IyE.A y. u. scnENck this day. Dec - 4 lsz
G
EfTsiST sESSIs SsSShS I FSvns Ha..Lu
AsP gsassa s sH4 DssHs SETS
sgP rG H. CIT AMP ) BoH nn GLASS WARE
And i.Tss variety q s,Ssr si.ssss f.nsy dosd. - ~
as carefully packed
shipped at small cost
EDWARD scHEycK, AucrIoNEER
sch Snls f on s Ss az ssn ns
NJ at their saeroom, 4l Broadway. Among them will be
found the works Of
DOUGHTY, HEKKING.
WIN. HEINE, DE DREUx
A. X. VERON, GEO. INNESS
LECOMPTE, SMETZ
And others equal celebrity The public may res
assured that they VIII be positively sold without
EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIONEER
~ SUPERB IL CARAT JEWELRY
BY l. +. II. SCHENCK, Monday, 3is inst, at ii A.
NJ at their salesroom III Bpadway the largest and
superb sale OF Fine Jewely offered To be perempoy
sold. Particulars in future advertisements.
EDWARD sCHENCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II sale of first class Wines Brar dies Cordals Fruits Ha
ysna segars, &c BY f. f II. sCHENCK, on Saturday.
Dec - at o'clock Mt their saesroom l4 Broadway
prsng in part sdssck and Green Seal Champagnes choice
and Holland Gins Irish and scotch Malt Whistles Bourbon
Anchovies Sardines, Havana Ssgars, &C. We
mend the above line OF goods friends and
coming from fs hands that want reduce their stock and
will be sold without
n g. HORTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DON $50
VI. Hudson streetWin sell this day At two O'Clock
salesroom handsome Jewery, wilkins, Rings, Pencils
Buttons, Lockets, &C.
HENRY IT. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
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Ial.sI4li.laslll.l--s
n REWARDS.

3c REwARD.-LosT, on cHRfsTMAs MONT, BE-
II - clock, from Thirty nrN street
Tehsh Marks SrrOud avenue. whita
cameo Breasttxn The Rdcr VIII please leave u g
MARI Mace between and second
the OF pm ony for remembrance Of death
90 RFwaRD-Dod LOsr-LoST, ON TUESDAY.
I'D 2sh inst, slut ~ the % Fanny; white,
spots short and short tall rough hair. Any
returning her 70 81 ssnton street Win rcive the abovo
reward. 0@
do RrwARD--LosT, on THE IN INST, " TWIN.
TEL yahrd street. between Ninth aud Stxth
rvptersps nswercoyrs Tho hndsr ~ili r"ass address
ID. v, herald olce.
q = REvARD STOLEN LAST WEEK. FROM HALL,
I'll ~ No Great Jones street. nox containing wearu
apparel aud ~ hguefreotypes VI the
turned questions Will " a.kei No Great jones sreek
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HENRY w. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.
III LEEDS 60. III SELL a. auction, Saturday, Dc
~ at 0is O'Clock the residence No n West
street, neat sixth avenue Percnpry sale Of valuable
Household Furniture consisting 0f carved rosewood ptror
Suits made TO order by Huchl. covered Ia crimson sir
brocase do Suit covered fancy reps; carved
aud marble Tables side do velvet and Wilton Carpets
Curtains aud Mirrors managauy Bookcase, manie Orne
ments, &c Dining room-frcnch walnut extension Table
elegantly carved, and Chairs 10 match; superb dinner
and gold Curtains superb rosewood carved p1rlor
Organ value 500 Chandeliers Ac Bedrooms Carvci
wood and mahogany Bedseads. Bureaus sar,sses Beds
and Bedding. Chairs, &c several ns and costly o
Paintings and Enravlngs, including superb oil painting
Descent from the value SJ aud other articles Sale
10 commence with kitchen furniture The above will be 1ld
without
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uFNRy GREEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, STOCK
III and firur.s-This day, At lo O'Clock, on the premi
g Greenwich wes Tenth the
a. Teas COFFEE, Spices Soap Candies Sugar syrup, Wines
Counters, Fixtures, Scales, Coffee Mills, &C
IIEyRY GREEN-GRoCERs' AUCTION STORE, ies
IL William street-Grocery stores sold out moderate
and settlements made day Sales al the auction
rooms every Mondsr Wednesday and SATURDAY Cash al
vanced.
Henry GREEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
III Of Groceries Wines Liquors &c removed
Washington ON saturday Dec. ~ NJ l0,s O'Clock
the auction store l William arge stock Of
comprising 81 ground Coffee. Is boxes smp bbz
currant. DO drums FIGS 10 g Grapes IS sgs Pruses 10
boxes olive OF, spicc Tea Brandy and other Liquors
wM. MARTIN. Assignee
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In consequence Of dissolution Of partnershr,
The entire stock OF Groceries Teas, Spices
Fine imported Wines and Liquors
Two Horses, Grocery Wagon, Truck, Harness, be
The stock comprses choice and black
roasted and Coces whole
description, Soap, Candles Ssrch Indigo, sssaaus, wrap
ing Paper, &c.
ALAG ans imported Hsnsssey oauter rrcres oArd Du-
pny Co. Pelican aud seigns1s Brandies; Excesor Oak
Leaf and Swan DIN; Dur Gordon, Jameson and EAgs
sheries; Port Wine, Jamaca Rum, Bourbon whskey, Be-
Also odoe Furniture and Fxtures excellent
vered gocers Wagon, Truck, Harness, &c Also
ing of sale.
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DROWNE NICHOLS. ATCTTONERs
Id FRIDAY December y

Assignee .ss n made 10 Fars Rbe- and Buffalo skins
TO-, ococh at our ssleerOons, No. IS Nassau street,
stock OF rich made furs, consisting OF fun sire
Carage Capcs, n "a and = do. in rial Hud-on'- Bay abl.s
Sable, Fitch Errnine, &C. Nlctorncs cuffs Nlns
nuferp. Fur Caps Gloves &c. Also fine assortment OF
ChdrcsS Furs in Stables, canada Mink Squirrel and Err
Also large q Sleigh and Carriage Robes,
Wolf, Coon and Genet
1he above goods All fresh made city trade: they
VIII sid without the hghes, bidder ~ order
q i
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A UCTION NoTTCE.--CIIINA HALL. $50 BROADWAY
n Ate. a. LETGHs will be- sold this day, At l0is O'Clock
large and attractive STOCK Of Crocxery China Glass and
Plated bny the largest assortment OF the alb
goods offered At auction which will be found rich
and handsome Presents for the holidays
WIN MYERS Aucs Ioneer
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DAINJEss TOOTH ENRACTIor, WITHOUT rHB
81 qhloOforrn, electricity, any supplying as-nt-
Dr. BETHEL has lately invented and patented apparatus
for The painless tr,sen Of teeth and umps Testimonials
certifying the from persons high position
Ur Bs residence Artificial Teeth With al his lately
patented mproveysns Teeth PILED Terms low. No -
Betbsl's name
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A N. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER
"A BY BANGS, MERWIN co, Irving Buildings,
5e4 and so Broadway.

A ssTGNEEs SALE OF GRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
"A ware, &c, &c--A NJ CRfsrALAR. Ructioneer. q
Bowe-y, VII sell this day, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
the Of nine crates consisting Of Tea and Din
Sets, Cups and sAucers sugar and milk Pitchers
china Tea Set Vases manel Ornaments dinner and
breakfast Plates vegetable and gravy Dishes Soup rureens
Gobes Decanters Wine Glasses Butter Dishes and large
number ~ articles too mention. Sale positive
The trade respectfully invited BY order Of
Y. ZIEGLER, Assignee.
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DREAsTPIN LOsT-oN 18TH INST, A LADY's COLI
ID Breaspin twisted In going from Nineteenth 70 Esheent
leaving At 1888 Seventh Twenty third street
II u the gift Of Q deceased person
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II lANIFL A NATWFWF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OON
~ - ,edai street. Immediately opposite the Pos oboe.
~ ELBGAkr WATCHES And hICH jEwELRY
n fdR NEw.yBARs GIFTS.
moyrAfEL A. Mathews A co viii coll Al auction TO-
"a aturiay % q. O'Clock r. W. their saesrocun,
and rerkest vera large and costly ASSORTMENT of ladies'
"a and ie3 gold funng and other Watches enaell
cola Chn~lnM by We very best Makers ladies fne
e,pia sleeve gents quad and Vest chairs seal pnus
Eanes Brsck~ns, gold Per aud Pencil seals Brooeno-,
pares puret and large variety Of other rich tseeiry
,amrlre The gpos6ne watches viii Gnd all hoy desire
Matalnguss ready
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pAWNBROkERS eALE.-THIS DAY, AT 10,
4 O'Clock Will be sold without reserve valuable VARIETY
Of men aud womens Clothing of the very best description
eh Dresses shaws Coaks Quilts Blankets Bed and rabl
, sSS,s sho.s Ac A. O'Clock AN unusually vauabl
ne Of ooid and Silver Watches Jewey and articles subl
for the Holiday season. Order OF IL POZSANsKI Pawn
broker, 49, Hudson streetl
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BROWNE a NICHOLS. AUgrIoyEERs

by JOSEPH sABIN
ID Auctoneer OF Literary Property Fourth street. "a
east OF Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13
LATEST NEWS.
BY TEbEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY spy
FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK. Dec. - The Kedar from,
Iiyrrno,l 27tn has arr;ynd The KrJnr brir,ys
further details Of The nn4ratons in China. On
two occasions thirty thousand Tartar cavalry
ADVANCED ON tLr allies and were conInletcIy
routed two thonsaud being Killed, md inv
guns taken. Tine allies lad only riohfern
wounded including The Times corraSnonJrnt
and consul parks Three officers wore made
prisoners while choosing camning grounds
were conveyed to Pekin and well treated. The
bn,,lou.rtnTs of tho ,lIine .ro ai,,t nils fro,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Ex Gov Thomas
Of Maryland, now commissioner OF patents
has accepted the secretaryship of the treasury
In the committee OF 80 to day, Mr.. Nelson
of Tennessee submitted proposition, which
lie deems suitable for a basis of adjustment.
The ultra southern men are inclined to reject
all propositions, and to declare reconstruc
ton of the government inevitable.
The joint committee on printing have APP
proved the contract of the superintendent of
public printing, for the purchase of the estab-
lishment formerly owned by Wendell for a
government printing office. The price is one
hundred and thirty five thousand dollars.
1t is understood that Mr.. Gurley will to.
morrow move resolution declaring the office
of printer OF the house vacant.
ex-governor Thomas was confirmed unani-
mously as secretary of the treasury. Also,
Gov. Weller OF California, as minister to Mex
leo.
Senator Benjamn's position is misunder-
stood. He is strong secessionist. Repre-
sentative Lamar has gone to Mississippi to
attend the state convention.
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Items.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the New York Central
Railroad was held today. The old board
was reelected. The earnings of the year are
81 100000.
Dover, n. H., Dec. 12-The republicans
of the first district, in nomination to day, nom.
mated Hon. Gilman Marston for congress, by
reclamation.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Dec. 11.-Fonr men
attacked the house of Morgan Walker, de
mardiug his money and negroes lie called
for assistance and fired on the robbers, killing
one and wounding another of them. They
were from Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12-Montgo has not
been at. Mound City tor two weeks, Gen.
Frost would station portion of his command
at two points, opposite Bourbon and Linn
counties, Kansas, on his way home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

Mr. Fillmore as Peace Commissioner.
BUFFALO, Dec. ia meeting of the CHI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

nVERCOAT LOST - On "Wednesday
~ evening. on Union or Lincoln street The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded on leaving it at W. A. wheel
ers Foundry ON Thomas street dot ul5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

Plain and Plaid MOHAIRs, l23c.
NIerrimac PRINTS, lOc
10000 yds Wide Madder PRINTS, &c
Atlantic A BROWN sHEETINGs, Sc.
Pacific Sc
Nelson Sc.
Stark Sc
2Bales CRASH, Ct
SARSENET CAMBRICs,
100 ps: White BRILLIANTs, lOc.
100 doz. Ladies' Ribbed WOOL HOSE, l3c pair.
Bajous best KID GLOVES, $50.
100 doz. Ladies French CLOTH GLOVES. Csc.
IS doz. Gents French CLOTH, GLOVES,
Ladies' Hem Stitched LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
l2!c
IS doz. Bordered Huckaback TOWELS l23c
so doz Bordered Damask TOWELS, Csc, worth so.
so doz LINEN NAPKINS, 81 per doz.
One case Best SCOTCH GINGANS, 12sc,
FRENCH MERINos, 75c and 81, worth 81 and 81 rs
10 pS. Heavy Black Silks at ST yd.
PLAID SILKS, soc and use.
IS Ps HEAVY eros DEPsoM, 62ac, 75c and s73c,
l Bale DOMET FLANNELS, l22c.
Bale WOOL FLANNELs, Csc, very cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

Opposition to FIRES Speech IN PhlIadeIphIS'
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Potiphar Curtis
was TO lecture to morrow evening in Concert
Hall. The proprietor Of the hall, aPprehend'
ing riot similar to that Of last year-when
Mr. Curtis spoke on John Browns merits
refused permission Mayor Henry advised the
managers of the Lecture Institute not to force
Curtis'on the public, especially on the day OF
the Union demonstrations. The mayor offer
ed them five hundred police 10 preserve order
If Curtis persisted in lecturing, but advised
them to desist The Union demonstration
promises to be immense. The public ouliu-
ings, courts, and many stores, will be Closed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

In this city. Dec r. by Mr. Cutler, Jerome Heath
OF this city Mary + Gates of Petershan.
In Milford, Dec > j b Tubbs to bora Wilson, both Of
Marlboro.