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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25
70 THE PUBLIC.

TO The fUbLiC. efai +
The undersigned having signed the call pub
lished In the Democrat and In the JoHnet, cali
ing lor Convention on the 3lst OF this month,
take this method Of informing the public that
Of said call. e4A ~ tJAflttH
We are Union men and d.sver havsbeen. We
believe the only true Onion party Is the Demo-
cratic party. The historyof that party shows
an unparalleled course 10 preserve ihe liberties
ofthe people. BsIiesing ,thia % hffnly al We
believe In our oWn existence, We are IN favor Of
maintaining the organization of the Democratic
party, oppose all fusion With the Republicans,
and We Win vote the regularly nominsted Dem
ocratic ticket and do all In our power to Insure
JOIN scsnlanJ y b. Meyers y q n \
George Bnkhelmsr Paul Cores 80 =
Thos. G. currantr rs-sa Ia I. a. Lemon
as'1aal Robert DowlandI :,
l. moi a. u
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~ 4 l. ~ Z
So fearful that The country might befsaved
from deatrdedon we're some Of the leading Re-
puclioans, that, At the time every good man was
trying % obripg abOpta rsconcilisiipu, they used
all their power TO defeat every ptopoAiiion, that
they might "ssye the Rspphllc@n perry from
rupture" The following letter from zlc.
CHAsnlxR, Sspsior from MishIeaa. 10 Gov
HrAIsof that stztss tslls the whole objects \
"w wssamoros, February III 1851.
"My Drkn GosesEof ,Gp<srnpf Bingham
spd myself telsgrarhed you on Saturday ,st the
,reQuest Of .MAssachnsotld And, NeN York 70
ss1d delegates 10 the Reaoe or Compromise
Congress They admit that se ere right and
they wrong; that no RepublIcsd State should
have cent dslStatss bGl fneyr are here and
.can't Rst away Qbia indispa and Rhode
Island are capiag u. and there y danger of u.
llnsis. saapey iasy b9g rss5er God & sake, Y
come 10 fhcir fescpe. and sepefhe ksprblicsn par.
n fren, yuptrrs. l hope you VIII send stiE.
bs>ted men o. none. The whole thing was got
up against ny Judgment and advice, and will
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organ Of the concern, II Is proper that sbf 4ep |
ments of those who give tone to thslotkah !
should be known, We venture 70 submit short
pIA.Ioin. c6plsd lson| hst psps5 snbodyins1
thsis TIVE ,sshs siPsPt thai r., ne sAkspi
consisfenc7 the Coazentiep md sthe orgsn mAyl
aos.usfI6u Auibalao shas Vthss Democrats sho !
hstsessaa6siiI Isa6aact, NAY stuay tAs pttlSSs.l
oines az he plsiicS liiSm and bs able 70 chine ~
insnchis 8 mannsr a killnotrendsf ths mnsin
Idlscor we psSsesd ilfstS with 'the pseaIn
'blsi non shS ySvhai:p a,,e" 49, siJ n srss,
snna.As. rs,als risidI apelyss Of Amssleap pa-
triotism discovers bnt, littie Gold, O. The snthus
aasm' 'of the masses fers the Union. 70 more lar,
iess factitious. \ The. uniop has heep. spothsoo
sized ,by politeians ior their avn selfsh aggran-
axe ment. H. 1ess been made thdr gailying eyye
rnfiI fke aq lad bsceme n ipvsst tipitA o
c.rieia 1sQrfs of sacrtd But tho truth has,
reach The populaf, heart, and intelligence the
ulareraind, and the nesees sea thatithe spht-
nral Giant strength Of physical AnericA, andshe
measure of freedom epioyed bys our people un-
der the Coma itutiop, properly diFected, hare
made, ne what We,are In spite Of the Union sit
Il free labor and free thought that have made
the American, upion tllpaisiolaD and not ne
Union which haa developed those lectures o.
IDemocfaeYs And NOW that this,free labor iapd
| tbis restless, ethTobhlng free though M
tvsmnslsd by the gnion The smos trsssmens y
wiz 6e lsnsysa Z, q q tns yGcng " s'sn" refuse ~
/ sResalpea, IN -Rsphblieap Union Convention a.
ssmbled, list. That - o ayheterogepeous Union
which has gone 70 tbe country 70 be passed on,
ard which failing 10 further subserye the ends OF
its erestion, is about 70 be- ccaet sside like the
BODY which en- Immortal soul has worn out and
thsoWn of, to seek . new end more lasting ten.
ement. The sDemocratic idea in America has
nutliged the lAmerican, aUnion,os That 10 air.
lThe lfa, vitality, the son OF this idea, is about
70 bnrst from, iis chrysalis shell and taking on
a new form--inFesting some more elective lye-
lhicle Of aciionr-sill run that career of power
| in ciyilisbg and refningo crude lgoFldsl which
We believe is its destiny under Heaven bPolirl
Ilticiapa and dotards may gabblei and weep tears
lof dnbecility over the breaking up OF an unnat
urnls compass, but reason, Jpatice sand humsnlg
viii gladly accept ~ as one ohthose cheering
evidences thai, Providence 70 working go,d 70
yersstpses Of fhs earth through ihe. process
% Tsss Xt,iosMni.sso III people tbe
Sou.h have pFsciPitated seIk lthleh1 Ns, Pc
Of Christianity would have, ere long, demanded
st the hands Of the people Of the North, The
ss.al ~ 49, ~ "a fo,csS unon them nv
sas n,a,s hnr, hsr.ome eyery
ss ars, ~ ~ hssn th,oxn of yolnntarf-
Lsss% ", ,hes ~ ,n.r. rs.,s 'rba Union
sslyss .ns tsp.s .saii,s In IN f,eedomr Ita
lsS is.... ySas nvswse ~ = ssn % svo, ~ sIsyery.
aaa ssS - dscida a;as,sncea beiTeep
Hss srSsr SbS 'sSonld free men
is sless ~, Il. ~ tJ~,o, Ssns,ats nsscs.
y ~ sccsisns sEs pprsfsssbis q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

ogS-fwe understand chat Senator b. p W wapE
add JosatA r GipDSos are about starting ont
to make speeches for the new Union Party. ~
We shall lsoon hear Of RHsTF and YascEY
making Union speeches in the South. The
Ashsabpis Ssntiasl says: "After all the tendtif
ssye We have given the Republican party, we
dislike, 10 give Il upat a. time when IL gives
promise Of usefulness for the advancement Of
measures meas res and principles that we hold dear"
This does look, hard, dOn'tit2 Bot the writer
thinks he can stand IL, 90 the new party are.
quires u" sacrifice Of principle" The Alb
olitionists ,Eill 60 in. Thy understand, the
animal under the lion skiD. They y"smell him
hteai,B Bas u issisp % fli9d '.eolAp
v~-|h -.sLs no. .t,..f q So l. f;ii . = .s,Q u
= Since writing the above, We see BY the Cleye
land Leader tha. WILuAn c. HowELLs, th'
abolition editor Of the AshtabulR Sentinel, hal
beea appointed Consul st San Juan, Island o
Porto Rico. Mr., HowrLLs is q eohsciehtisas
syoWed ,Abolitionist--H can be, worse thar
GIDDIkssl This accounts for the "milk in th'
eocoa-nus." Mr. BIncots's appointments ar
nearly ali from this class Of politicians: ls,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
yrmEICDNIPAss ROxEp.I

East, West, North, and South, in every direction,
5apes Pyiys pstsuc saisraus ~ fat sqperssdlpg all
others. Ithas more stispgh; d pure, vholesons and
harmless. Beware Of adhlterated imitationsl Depot
sis wasAiugtod seest. lses EOayy ysoidi,g Grocer
everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25
osdvantages Sf'a new Nsa,s, ?:

ropue. when deseeted,-or in danger OF de-
t2SoSuh, hfssS q ady ape tonlsavs u'-
known" and adopt new name: ,,-,
Asa party or faction iasSsP#PpssS Of iHdi'id,
ualssbe gre pgpstgsyly changing a change o.
doSBcaNiTneither practicable nor necessary;
but change Of name,is plsezfg plsepz ffTgcesd''s'' '0''
SsnispRMIHT $3.50 ,, -,
First, t. enables the tacslon y snlIk \. oin
aias aias II Il q. chat led NJ ! tnis Cr thae delin'
oueDey or this otthat poiiticat heresy, and the
Secosds cod 4 .bk Pay s0duSsd ptoVs the sccus- sa
ktjon,lfs viii foSthwithiafaise 81 question, Of
idsusis, and sselrEto escape by proving An
S1iJi. or ratberthsr is was not IN esss at the
time iddlcItsd Apse 4ame, thsfsi0fs. affords
-. .onvsn,Sct ad,3 " " sssa SVs&Va
Again, the neg name sets an pebecne,y,e n,,P1p Iap'
intov Which 70 begdiie the disc0ntented, aelHsh
and ambitious attaches of other parties who
have belaHf belaHf dhisappOihtsd ziaenOt getting their
axes ground VI plasE Such men are always
elsasi,anu excuse Joining qeg Efasetl0p, Y
matters net, t,upen yhat basis Y y formed or o'
what elemen,s 4 igcohpOsed q y
Beside these Obsisus usHaun.sges, there are
s.hsniFlss n pAPs sseFs ffens yill y
accrue to the Republican party byN change OF
N., y yisisss Vrsps s-isil qnsoa s't' gsaS Toe a
One 4, 81 cbspps " @ g ssys ~ its
sNpnipe popnlaritY. and disguise the real sent
bmeursI and aims Of fsisssaest eRsrgsho sndlsble
leaders, by loudly proolaimiBs itself the Unicn
party p.r &c and par srcrlIence, and bitterly de-
nounciug allxothersl thodgb thtfe be among
,bsn iioss Sk5ais skeddihis Ikeif Blood foSt the
sostsssl ladssof.ths UniSn, ,hsis ecsssionists iand
dymosthIssfS wishffebeIsI i'asr sdi q His'raa'qzs
- potEsr K - ai9 Sf Y WITH
new name, is that Il Hill open npsa neE fed Of
,ac,isn ed enssrpdssf fssAhsf sfadiealssnd aholi
sno6ise, whose motto isy % Iibefty- --Fiesdcm'to
the Save, J. and union sfterwaEd' si's-
These nan ls4s been susplcioussf late ,has
tho RsBs6liszhp party was moving 600 slowly
In fact, sope Of thsp have given vent to thsif
suspiciops. N pretty firong words, scourgipg the
party. and noe spisip 4 even ths AdminisirstiOn.
They .bOps..p bssbls e ipfpss LITE R more
yigor into the neapartg.sioo sAiuHus AnsssAg !
Il is trueshGt wAeA hshe idsU.cf laying the
old rusty Republican Geld piece aside, and put
ting M. ensW. t,masked battery. yps first
brJacb ID sons u ihs 4aditAIs add sBolition-
isssvwhe npsssspndsT GiDDiSes and biz -snbaI
terms, were Z little Jealous lest the ammdnitioh
q, Mens,y ofdh6uce might Haye more of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

1--WE regrets 10 observe that In the Eastern
States, which prephctleally tbfnsting the bpf-
dsns Of The sw.npol she West. several mob.
have ssupprsssed neyspape.s. under the broad
ana 6becious accnsation 1of eecessionisms No
rood Citizen can defend anch condnck ~ men
sre 1rsIIors Ice them be tried and pnnishedd q
- Moth fbiss can be done with ease. The
F~fsfnl ofIlcers area or ought 10 be- loyal, and
ara az stbs lcommsnd Of She President Nor
win fhsrc 30 any 6ifieulty ID esttisg gssnd end
usfit 1uf6rs vho1vili. .do their dutT IN che prem.
-. Mob violancs liss fberefofe,es unneces-
sarv A diueracefuI, and should be discounten.
sDced st al1 hazards. -Chcs9e Tmes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25
PAPERaFOR THE STATE.

CEALBD DPnOPOsALs WILL BE nE-
y oEIvED At the once Of the Secretary Of State,
until
Monday, the "a day Of September next, at
toAaV s16nu4ps noon,
for Furnishing paper for The Of the State Of Ohio
follows; - VI. p u. > .fes,.'- -fi.1 y f-a
2,oO0 Reams Double Super Royal Printing Papsr, e7k
BY Il inohes 70 weigh not less thsu So pounds 70 te
ream.
100 Reams Double fat cpp, 10 by "a inches to weigh
at least 20 pounds TO the ream. -.-- y.
100 Reams brochure Cover Paper assorted colors 20
by 81 inches 70 weigh at least 20 pounds to the ream
The quantities above named 70 be nefe Ased at the %,
tion Of the Secretary Of State. -
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the paper,
ty will be- delivered at the State House in Columbus.
No sampes OF inferior article need be presented the
paper must be OF the best qualify;
The delivery VI the Super Royal and Cover Paper TO
commence on the first Of November next ensuing and
continne as the paper shaIi DO needed.
The delivery OF the Double Flat Gap to commence
the t day Of December next, and continue as above
Hbnds With approved security In double the amount OF
the contract will be required according 10 law cond
The bids to be made ard the contracts awarded in &C
oordanes with the terms OF the act to provide for the
purchase Of Stationery RaeL and other articles forthe
General Assembly and State 0iceTs, passed March ii
1853. See eurw. 2l99; swans Stat. 1858. r'l
Bids to be indoTsed on the envelopes, proposals for
furnishing paper for the State"
Bidders are assured that no paper will be received
unless conforms 10 every respect with the samples.
1zfs procision 1oiA 6e strictly adhered to.
a4 "a. P. RUSSELL,
f...-a rn- Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, August 9, 1s81-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

III, ,ssSSse sSga.d aS.dsaP aqS51I nom lie FSsVMse Depart,
men. csnseling tAs.pOsEese .stspps Of the old
isaue v,Ittsndet il itimpossibis fos saHhl stamps
m.u.Io N y does NE9A1 iH1ld0H
=, .,,..s. "a, ls6l,su t,s,tso kna sasaI .susEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

II is 4 fact worthy 10 be considered, that
whatever efforts are made by conservative men
to support the government without regard to
party, tie Pfesiteht does not seem inclined to
second them, His cabinet Is an exclusively
partisan one. He has right o constitutional
right, to keep Il 90, and the Democracy have d
constitutional right to maintain their organizs-
tion. They, therefore, ask nothing Of him In
this regard, but behold in his position a deter
iIation 10 cling to strict party ties. Thlsis q
fair and natural deduction. No manlean gain-
say It. II the President does not esteem Ii
necessary for the euccessI Of his operations
against the rebels 10 discard party, why should
Chieaoo TimeslO aG5fiy bHl gsoqsnq I8IB9jrGu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

PglIisHEnss srATrsnASi--Ass my name has
appeared in your paper in connection with the
spreading election, please say TO my friend,
Mosrs DAVIS, and any others who may desire TO
know, tha. I uuss decline the honor of being
their candidate, WITH however, many thanks
for their paitiality. I. 49, 49, iT y . ~ =.
1s ',,'' /. sss s 90 : 3, 9. Il. GRlswoLp,
snARos tToMHsHrf, Aug 90, 1861. .eesbasgsbai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

,susiT .iooaos aEefE 4'isas; 'ZGssa0 Tsgt
Eprzoa, srArsss4E -Plea,e ,sppogpee the name Of
Cant. HIRAM NJ osborn, OF Bfendon township, as %
candidate far hefii, susst 10 me ,decIsioh Of the
PrsnEi iin cspniy unit Obiise
auslc .issass ssisy V0sr : MAI iaNEspStiooRATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

a. disp9ach oina tbep Associated Press lrepcft
this morning. saDng fhste the yatta cks on dth6
AindinisttSt Sti6dii Tie New York Journals are
t6ouekt 10 have been iinstieatedi BY 'the secehe
bi6nists, u oher6f Cameron D. 6nestp touchtssL-
The Admihistfationd has mot been attaokedc
'rhe 5iAtribes againet the management Of the
War Department that means Cameron-4
been bitter, frequent, and we'll deserved; and if
they are the bwork OF 9secessionists, thegwhole
country has been, ,tampered with, because every
man of whom. We have heard 4 from Maine Ito
Nebraska; ;nttsrss his pame only with objufga-
tionss iThGtatbry dWon,t do.- Ghioago Tsibnne.
\ The abovafr6ml %. devoted apartlsan Repnb-
lican paper az the Chicago Tyibuner-the paper
that did moro than any other to bring Mr. Linz
coin before the countryr-and the multitudeS OF
similar paragraphs afoat should convince the
Administration that the people mean something
land indeed are in' deadly earnest, in the al,
most universal expression Of distrust, contempt
and ihdignalionl at che awful nismsnagemept
Of the War Department --Cineinnati Comnir
Csut. LII. - 4. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

4I.Et W CHANDLEh'
ss.sssssa Y AZ 1sza mssslss;ssIss
ial1 i1! ;e siS "s., !. %'s'% %S s
mSficA, 6s k5vikd Sslshsn SSss'
Il ID we'll 10 ave auch documents, sr=s1s
TguRIoy WIND, Of the Albany JoarRdl, Mr.
ssHASpsi otss9a isaId dks'tel shss sssseIefItss
IYHt ao ao4es yyaa ,stattik lsnqi, a; .sae,
sfAnd finally Cougreaaa adjonrpcds shhvlng done
aud paid nothing ~ sjEengthep orsepceptage ine
upicn meniof the border States Then game
the struggle with thoae States, YlrginiaYb q
long time poised, finally took the p!gnge,
Nortb Carolina and Tennessee followed, These
great and, powerful. States were, lost TO tbe
UHiep becapss the Republ llcpp press 81 and Y, she
Republican Representa- tiyeg were; beguiled Win
the popular idea that they dischatged tbelf tflt
a9d bighsst duty in standing " s eng q cn fne tls
IL M $sSsids SfgAn gigtt dRS Sshiss u i
right, aball Ne Ihcseaee the ulfiichities Of the
sSs'S SSss w SSlSnIeis Il ss fet good citizens
10 reflect upon, that the Union men of The
sottb Rfiioyf tni vethdliy express. 4 desire that
tht chicak 10 b IL ID ehRli b6 swept away and
that they af6 obi ged VI Do 20 ,Ih order 70 dp-
boa the cause of the government. ils there no
moral ID, this for patriotic RephblioahsfirDs "a
fIf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

A rogue, when deteetsds-or in danger OF de-
,2StlNSSDa Daig S9fy iapP t0nisave for9 'spsTts2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

{. . aaf \ |. rss. ~ wsisiFs slgfssJgF ay AZ,
srssp soF' oAsA soouhssy n lrsrssrss ! CA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

We copy the following from The Fremont
Mssengsr. ssndusky county: B1a3 gRigssiS
~ s7isI,1 D, IN, WoopyrLLE, Aug. q, 1861. N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

As a party or faction ia;fdHPesSeS OF ino'''u,
u.lasAe gre ospstgsll5 changing a change o.
dSS5SllEigneither practicable nor necessary;
bu. change Of name.s often 4 exceedingly oOn'
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
SALES Ar AUCTION.

LBERT NJ GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
IA rare opportunity for housekeepers ana dealers
Assignee's Sale-Sl5,OOO worth o!
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FuRNiroHE'
To be peremptorily sold at public aucuoh'
On this day (FtIDAYl Dec y. ~,,.. ..,.,,
THE PROPERTY OF A FAMILY LEAVINu TIE Glrt
Rosewood octave Pianofore rosewood Room
Suits rosewood and mahoginy Cnamper = urnisure,
Oak Dining RI ON Furniture, Painungs
Satuary, Bronyes, Chandeliers Mirrors,
Velvet Medallion Carpets, s,,o,rs az
Al the prlvate residence 4S West Sixteenth street, between
Firth and Sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCES AT III O'CLOCK.
Sperb Suits carved solid rosewood covered with silk bro
cate n Tete Sofas, oval back Chairs Arm
Chae. Reception Chairs, Ottomans ladys Work Table
Chess and Gard Tables, Velvet Medallion Carpets Rues
Scvrcs Dresden China Ornaments Marquette and Ros
Cabinets pearl inaid Sereoscope superb Mandan
inlnid with tortoise she'll Antique aud Gothic Reception
Chairs Secretary and Bookcase Eegees broazc Clock
month"; Pier and Manel Mirrors embroidered Lace Cur
tans Mantel Ornaments Centre Tables, Kings patent Re.
cninG Chairs Oh Paintings by eminent artists bonzc and
marble Statuary
Magnificent Seven Octave Rosewood Pianoforte;
Canterbury, Stool and Cover,
black walnut Hatsand, oak Buffet, Extension Table china
Dinner and Tea Sets Glassware richly engraved
BILE Cutlery solid Silver Ware rosewood and mahogany Blu.
reaus. Bedseads, Wardrobes Toilet Tables Conmodes,
Dressing Tables Hair and Spring Mattresses Countepanes
blankets Sheets Towels Mc(raws patent Sofa Bedsteads
Bookstands Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Ocloh and Stair Carpets Also large assortment OF Base
mcnt and Kitchen Furniture.
N BEvcry lot will be positively sold TO the highest bid
der. No postponement on account competent per-
son will be in attendance cart box and ship the goods
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
SALES AT AUCTrON.

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
keepers hotel keepers aud the trade-Ai the elegant
a. ~ Ea Fnre Of first class private boarding house,
kaliroad depot will be sold at public auction this (Fri.
Say, december o. afternoon at O'Clock precisely,
UGns,huns o. Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
% Chandeliers, Glass. China Siverwarc rose.
"ooa seven octave Panofore three Paror Suits cover
and D9ns Table Egerss
nan Mattresses Beds bedding Blankets Sheets
bureaus ashstands Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges Rockers
shaues Paintings, Stair Carpets, All OF which
tive ~ NS "''' ga "'""'"'' o"As Po''
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
A CCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WITH
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS or A
FIVE STORY nW EI.ILNG HlIfSE.

This Frlday afternoon =, ocoek precisely the beautiful
Parlor Chamber Dining Room and Library Furniture, in
the dwelling house, l52 West Twcnyrst street. between
Seventh and Eighth all OF which having
been recently made and comprises everything adapted
fashionable and elegantly furnished residence the whole to
be peremporiy sold for cash. consisting or English Velvet
and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paror Furniture
suite comprising three fun suits, richly carved, all Of
which in rich silk brocnte and of the best de-
scrpton rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
in blue and gold satin and moquet Damask and Lace Cur
tans Manc and Pier Mirrors Gold Shades
two rosewood Etsgeres style Louis XIV rich Seyres and
Dresden Mante Vases Artistic Bonzes, &c
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER COST $3.50.
Marble Top Bureaus richly carved Bedstea fifteen Hair
Mattresses Tee Chamber Suits in rosewood Bronze
Clocks. Marble Top Washstands, Lounges, French and
Spring Scat Chairs Rockers. Divans, Ottomans, Oval
Mirrors superb Beds and Bedding, Oak Extension Table,
two Sofa Bedseads rich French and Bohemian Cha rich
Tea SETS Silver Ware Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers
description Oak Marble Top Buffet Oak Chairs superb
Desk, Ocoth rich Chandeliers, Marble Han Stand, DC.
Catalogues at house. Sale positive, rain or shine
Russell W WESTCOTT, Auctoneer
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

.>-~>~.>~>o~,,,~>-~-,AM ,AMUsEMENTs.
| AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
THE NEW VIlEEhsros
SEVEN SONS SEVEN Ts5 SONS srv,. sov.
j GREAT UNION Tsi sunrrsovn 7
EIGuTfyi;r EIGufyriEaEgEl' Ifla gl'ySq ssanrs z
Y ONE Ell UNpEEp Tpfisfs Gs X DGrf III 'HsS ieTys
THOUSAND PEorLE.
SEVEN SONS SONS, SEVEN SONS. SEVEN SONS"
GREAT GSl6S HS'S aEbnES. bDnnEsSShS'
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TIE aEoT,gSsIs sTSgSGE 4 SSHSysES AND sey!a
THE rEERLEss rooL or WATER LILIES.
ASCENT or THE GUARDIAN ARpfisS SPIRITS or THE LAKE,
THE GREAT wsRrEAu SCENE
ARcADIAS Ny4Hs
MOUNTAIN ToRRIsNf oRRas 'H'i or y "
the s hs 5 ns
'e - NEARLY ONE HTSDREb NIGHT NIGHTS. triumph OF
spEEDrLy BE WITHDRAWN.
produce
On Christmas Night
CHRISTMAS STORY,
prepared essy for this Theatre will presoute1
with new socneryby Mr. ): NJ ROBERTS,
ENTIRELY SHE$M' SHS$ Ws' - 'nuHLrsQur.
SCENERY
and
GRAND MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
BY MINARD LEWIS.
Doors open OF halfpast six commence at hafpas
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN sole proprietors .Mcssrs O. L. Fox j. w. LinRnrd
Farewell Benefit OF
MR.. r. EDDY
which occasion the following attractive bill will bo pre-
sened-
The grand melodrama OF
THE IDIOT OF NORMANDY.
Sir Walter Scott's beautiful drama Of the
LADY OF THE LAKE.
snooer'ck Dhu. Mr. I.udy
Fla James ..................M Mr. o. O. Boniiaca
HORAH CREINA.
DRYANTs' MINSTRELs.
- Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY, Dec 2. and every night during the week,
THE BLACKsMITlrS JUBILEE.
S. G. CAMPBELL, the distinguished baritone,
Leslie Fowler, Gould and Hilton in songs choruscs, &C.
WHO'S NEXT MAYOR1
Eph. Horn, L. II. Florence, Dan Bryant
SCENES AT PHALON'S. Eph Horn and Dan Bryant
Chaw Roast Beef-Plantation Festival Scene =
Doors at 6h curtain rises at TX o'clock Tickets n
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

IN COTTON. AUCTfoSEER-HoIELF FLF,NITuRE IN
n nuarti,ies -Ta.m0rloN, saturday, Cec. Z, lOi,
oclock al lis Fulton sucei, ~ entire .yrA,ufe q iarse
Maesses 30 Carras 0eohs Feather Beds together wl h
every description f goods suitable for add hotel More full
particulars tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.
- ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF

m, y,n,- urFhb HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
by EDN ARD So ENCk, saturday Dec T. at IL O'Clock
at his csrooms Na l55 and 7 Br,sd,y tho stock Of
one OF the irs cabinet makers this city, consisting,
PAR. OF elegant solid, carved and plain rosewood Paor
suits elegant black walnut Literary and Dnrg Suits
reps magnificent rosewood, round Bedste and
lureaus do, In black walnut finished in oil rosewood and
Wann Sc re,ary and Library bookcases elegant rosewood
Etegcic carved walnut Bullets and Extension Tables
nut Hal Racks and Chairs and other elegant Furniture
ooVe furniture Is all OF the best and win
be positively sold by order assignee The particular
attention OF those in Of elegant furniture respectfully
requested to this sale. j. Is. FREEMAN Assignee