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TxfehHaAE Cs.kfeEaslsaal gsnvsatioa
:, ef Northwest,
4 Convention Of Minister'S and Lay De1e.
E.ses hom they uaiitdEs9ent! OouRreexauu.l
Churches Of the ozthwest, asss1ablad at Tia
Chapel Of the Chicago Theological semInsry.
yesterdsy, In pursuance of-the following c,,l
70 M baereoattoaa, Ministers: 1nd Caurenxs n
uAg, 3anfa'ad,- lRtNots, W1scoastn, ofe0. .MIs.
seaFs, AsnHesota, Kaasds aad Ne6rusEu,
1he constitution OF the. Chicago Theological
Seminary provides thst IN the year 1855 and eyey
third year threafter It shall be- the duty Of the
Board Of Directors to cali Convention, consist
Ing Of one delegate from each Of the Churches in
the aboTe named States and Territories, and the
Congregational ministers Who are employed in
preaching to the churches ADORE designased, Of
who are members Of the same.
In accordance With this provision, you are here
by invited to NETT In Convention at the Chapel Of
the Seminary, in Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday
October sth, 1851, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
By order Of the Board. of Directors.
g. s. F. SAVAGE, Secy.
CHICAGO, IT,, Aug. IS, 1861.
The Convention was called to order at 10
O'Clock, by Rev. D. q. :Kltchen, Of Detroit,
Preeident Of the Board of Managers, and upon
motion Rev. Dr.. Ktcheu was appointed tenn
porary chairman, and Rev. ". G. Holyoke Of
Illinois and Rev. Geo. F. Magouq Of Iowa
were appointed secretaries.
On motion, Committee WIS appointed con-
eisting of Rev. Asa Turner Of Iowa, Rev. s.
G. Wright Of Illinois, and Rev. Henry Bates
Of Michigan, to nominate permanent list Of
officers for the Convention.
TIE following named gentlemen we're found
to be present rs delegates:
u1Mo1s.
Rev. Lncius Parker, Chicago.
Rev j. E. Roy, Chicago. ........
Rev: s: G, Bartlett, Union Park Congregational
9srsn Rey. ssmaei s5' Wolcott, New England Church
ReT: y. a. Nichols. Salem Church, Chicago.
Rev. Joseph Haven, DID,, Chicago.
Rev. G. g: E: Savage, Chicago.
Rev; F: Y. Flax, Union Park Congregational
Church, Chicago.
Col. Charles e. Iammond, Chicago.
Rev; s; G. Wright, pastor Congregational
Church aalva. -
ao., o. 4 1dosn Loon'is Wethessield Congregational
S. Barnes, Lincoln. Logan Co.
Rev. VIM. Porter, Granville.
Rev, WIZ C.. Sco1e1d. Ottawa.
Rev. E. J. Alden, Sycamore,
Rev. Lemuel Pomeroy, Wethersfeld.
Rev. R. F. Markham, Newark Kendall Co.
Rev F. T. Perkins, Ga1esburgh.
Rev. Edward Beecher, !, G -lesbutgh.
Rev L. u. Parker, Galesburgh.
Rev. o. W. Small, Sterling.
R. o. Black, First Congregational Church. o.
tawa.
Rev. Il. G. Pendleton, Henry.
Rev. ". S: Blanehs I'd, Mebdota, ..
Asbury Johns On, Congregational Church, Ell Pa-
20, Woodford county.
Rev. Henry g. Abernethy Oneida, Knox county
Deacon o. N. Butler. st. Charles.
Rev. G. P. Felch, NaperVille.
Rev. c. u. Barnes, Neponsit-
Alfred Williams. Congregational Church, Moline
Honville. ..-
Rev. Stephen 5. Morrill,. Maiden.
Deacon S. B. Feuch, Maiden.
". II. Sweet1and, Newark.
Rev. z. 1. Fuller, CryBtal Lake.
, 1861-10-09

NOT1CE-Alrs. E. A. Ball wishes
TO itfoEm the Iadtes Of Chicago tsst sas I'll III
oElY Z main oae week longer at No. 90 hAWA1Ase
SnsSnue Ladies' wstns q 1eaz9 Madam ae c.i7 r aaoa
any Lady wEh1Eg to act Agent can PaIsaasss me
Ecae4 q Mrs BAL either By ~ h I
she wishes to sell Mrs Ball Is - nes
AEenr. ard is authorized to gTe agencies ~ s1g-e
Competent to teach. uGo1-&
, 1861-10-09

GAS F1xTrREs.-The place to get nem styles st
low figures, 1S2 Lake street. Il. ". Wt4xARTH.
September 10, 1851. sc1o-2st
, 1861-10-09

CoTToK-Sa1es to.dey estimated at u, 001 ba1ea
-100n to exporters and epec11stors. Market
eloaes buoy.At st yesterday p:ices. wl1cn afe IS
fellows: FAi- O-lea1s lex midd!t1s d. 10 fatr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
Milifnry.

commissary General Stone. who recently
returned home from Missouri. discrcdits tho
report Of the capture Of Capt. Rabb OF The
indlana Artillery. but says there isa possibll
ity Of its truth. Tho statement Is that he and
several others were taken from . railroad
train BY a band OF rebel marauderS.
DE-. Magnus Bruckner has been commits
stoned Surgeon in colonel's Mansfeld's Soc
ond German Regiment. now At camp Van.
derburg.
Tho Sixty-Second Regiment has nov in
camp at Rockpod two hundred and sixty.f Eve
men.
Tho Lafayette Courier SAYS. Colonel
Wilson returned Esm indianapolis this morn.
Ing. The Fortieth i under marching or.
ders aud will leave for the sea, OF war on
Tuesday Of next week. The regiment lack,
lsss than one hundred men Of tho regulation
standard.
Capt Bryan's company was organized 10. ia,
by the election Of Mr.. Bryan a. Captain. .hc
Lieulenania viii not be elected until tho
company y fall
Dr.. o'Fsrrail has consented. We under.
stand. 20 accep, the sarsoon.hip Of the For.
tiesh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
About Posting Letters.

The special agents Of the Post Office De-
nartment desire that no letters be sent 10 the
oeace 10 be N .iled which are directed with a
Deucil-Srite plainly and With Ink. Many
letters doubtless are lost IRON the pencil ~
prescriptions becoming illegiDle. Another
seriou, trouble arises from tie extensive use
Of Fancy Envelopes or envelopes covered
over With designs. verses, &c often leaving
10 space for tue address, post marks and
STAMPS. Since the use Of these nuisances has
Jecone popular. the number Of dead and
mis- sent letters has increased greatly. Use
plain envelopes. and put everything intended
70 DC looked at. except the address. inside
the letter.-Uaion Picket Guard. Padueak
by.
IN addition the above. We will state that
soldiers should inform their friends OF the
nearest post Office to their camp, and reques,
ihom to address their letters 20 that post OF
ace. This viii save Postmasters and Mail
Agents a great deal Of annoyance, and in
sure the volunteers the reception OF their let
ters. Papers throughout the North west will
confer a favor on Postmaster- and Mail
Agents by copying the above.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

attribute which Bishop TiIotson ascribes 20
Deity. and h the administration Of justice lis
not tied 90 precodcnfs. but when we draw
our 1f<ht from her our customs. Il Is iound.
q Il a Law that she cnnnot di<prtc. More
than MIC, the international code recognizes
the right Of belligerenf search and the scix.
ure and conhscation OF all articles contraband
Of war. and lays peculiar stress on the power
20 capture ambassadors AID dispatches as
the most dangerous IN their effects. We
need not therefore doubt what the result
will be even If Great Britain has ordersd the
Warrior 10 Annapolis with the ultimatum Of
the Government. The London Times has no
hope that We will comply with the demands
OF England, and this Is the only thing 1hat
leads us 10 believe that the demand will be
i~nsolent In is terms. for the Times can find
nothing in the history of our diplomacy upon
which TO predicate a fear that our Govern
ment would not comply with any proper de-
mand and make every necessary concession
II We were BETRAYED into the commission OF
Al error. We think IL highly probable that
the London Observer has been indulging H.
! seif IN q sensation article, and that the cot.
ton deficit siss like an incubus upon IL. The
! Times eanno, conceal its qualification at the
bare possibility &C breaking the blockade OF
our Southern ports and relieving itself "irom
the anxiety Of & cotton famine" But the
question l. TO be settled by negotiation and
not By war. No insult was intended TO the
British flag; on the contrary the Trent was
treated with great courtesy and lenity. Ii
the &C: Of selling Mason and SlideIl is not
justified by the usage OF nations, there viii
be dignity in their prompt restoration by our
Government and ths offer Of such e~xplana-
ton as would then be due to Great Britain
But il we had the Law of nations a. our just.
fcstion, uot all the menace, buster, and
bullying Of that country can swerve the Fed
eral Government from its plain course Of du.
ty.-Lsu. Jour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
The Fight at Observation-Disclosures
isntry of the Cermans-Casuaities
of the Fight.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. l5-The recent Mum
fordsviiie engagement, considering the dis
proportion OF numbers proves the most bril-
liant Federal victory yet achieved.
-Four companies, about $50 men OF Col.
Willichis regiment, led by Lieut.. Col. Van
Webers drove back over 5000 rebel cav
airy. artillery and infantry.
They we're first attacked by a regiment OF
Texan cavalry, whom they repulsed aud fol-
lowed, when they were drawn into imbush
and fred on from all sides By rebel infantry.
A vigorous FIRE was returned by Lieut.. Col.
Van Webers' men, who stood their ground
until the rebels fell back, leaving all their
dead and most Of their wounded on the
field.
No reiniorcements reached Van Webers'
command. as reported Yesterday. until the
engagement was over.
Stones Louisville battery supported the
Fedeals from the north side of Green river,
firing at very long range from a rided can
non.
-Four other companies we're on the south
side of the river. but engaged as pickets n
mile and a quarter from the action.
Among the fedeals killed was Lieut..
SAKE, OF Cincinnati, who killed . men with
two rcvolvers. but was finally killed, receiv-
ing nine bullets; also, Henry Jasper. Rich
ard wheny. Fred. Shoemaker, John Sham
brose, and Peter Smith, all Of Cincinnati.
Smiths remains 20 to Cincinnati TO-
row.
OF the Texan Rangers 62 we're killed. In
GLIDING Col. Terry.
The number OF wounded j. unknown, but
Il supposed TO be large.
Fourteen rebel horses were found dead ON
the field. and three rebels taken prisoners.
Parties just from the scene Of the fight
say that yesterday and to-day 60 dead and
wounded rebels were found In the bushes.
The Federal loss il 10 killed and 20 wound
ed mortally, 4 Of whom have since died.
The rebels lost a Colonel. a Captain and q
Lieutenant.
The Federal force ON tho south side oi
Green river Is considerably augmented. bu'
the report Of n general crossing OF the Fed.
crsl force southwark "A denied, and will pro.
bablynot take place ill Green river bridge,
on which a large force IL engaged Is recon
slructed.
The rebels scnt a flag OF truce. asking per.
mission 10 inter thelr alleged unburicd dead
The Postmaster af Somerset SAYS ZoIlicof.
for. with 1000 men. had crossed the Cum
berIand river. and were entrenching.
The 3la Ohio and "a East Tennessee reg.
lments had arrived there. making a force
about equal TO zollicoffer's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
Louisville Journal ON the English

John Bull Il trying 10 lash himself into a
rage. 4 Halifax despatch Of news BY the
ere imcr Euroqs slsGss that the British Gov.
srmeat i've demanded the restoration OF
VI son and Slidsll. and seal a special mas-en.
ger with Instructions 10 Lord Lyons st Wash.
ington. The London Observer Il very inso.
Lent IN it, hut " ia blusterer
always. and tho British ministry. not feeling
then selves sefy secure "a their tcnGre OF
ofioe, may perhaps desire 10 Gre OF some
patriotic squils 10 amuse the people. Eng.
land daros cot prosoks a VAR sith the United
Sutes, Cor we bold "A undoubted control OF
her dcs,inlcs The arst Gun fred BY her az
the stars ani STRIPES " usid DO the signal Cor
her cm ere % commence t~oppling % assured
destruction. She has within her limits dis
content ~enoaghto keep the Government fully
employed AZ home. and while she Il compel.
lod % In one eve on France ADD the other on
Russia. she viii be very carefoi not TO pro
soke us by Any belligerent exhibition. We
certainly shall not complain al her qucraloas
ness. for IL = incidental - her old age. gousy
condition. and bilious nature. The red DAG
% the Matadoro never Infatuated a bull IN the
arena more than the taking OF the rebel en-
VOWS has raised the tail Of John Bull. lie
must ave his resf. but. While he thinks HIN
.cif "baTlv Bottom NJ doe not know that
&c = adorned y n an ASS head. When the
news 81 the arrest rescaed Liverpool. on The
9th uit. there vas an imorosised Indignation
meeting he'd Ia the coitoa salssroom. AMI ons
Of the speakers sad the dignity OF the British
rAg required prompt rcparanon. bat another
nan a->>rsed shss she lss ea6esrs of ne
cno~n bad 81 los1ax ssuca virtually conee
led he lerxlhy ofthe cou~e ofcsrt Wilkes
TIL. struck tie aadicncc a. the sensible sic~
"a the u tier. and the meeting struck oog
The resolution demanding prompt rcpara
ton We have already called attention 20
the opinion of the Law officers Of the crown.
whcn this anne subject uas brouEht before
then uaicr the snppostion that the MISSION
II the steamer James Ad<ar IN British vat
ter was l0r the paEpose Of o~sefhanling the
West sada NAL steamer q n capturing the
rebel en- ~rssries. This ~opiaior. sccortine 10
he London journals bFought BY the Afrsca.
~ss "that according 70 10 lussrprstation 81
The az <sisd se~a Al sssussr d<csxssn>. the
relations Of Britain % tia Anedcsn bellig.
Greats are rerhsqs snch ttssts-e q rht \, =
be-n fair iegsl Troants for the Areucan
cruiser lsifiag sas MAJ steamer IS pu.se
even II British wstsfs. Il i could have keen
shoun that she knswsasly harbor~i he -.
sons snd property OF snemies OF the rnisea
Stsscs Ia The shape q lie delegates and thelr
dsoafchaAe Ias. ve rcpssG conceles he
LEGALITY OF tie ossrss sf Cspl wilks-. and
rocs f-rfhrr 20 TIE ~xtcus Of SAYING fhzf nc
seizsue Might have besn nsie even b pdt
ia waters.
wshps~ ss>s essa sfisasn s-omss sss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

A New Orleans correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier. writing IN reference "a
the seizure Of >liisll and Mason. communi.
Gates the following
The British Consul here immediately ius
fed the act. and went 60 the trouble OF
surpiving the Eaglish legal authority TO ap.
pear "a = leader Of ore Of cur city journals
Neither the research Of Mr. MAR. nor BE
iudfmen, on points Of international DISPUTE.
are esteemed very highly. bus last meath be
sas az Nashingtoa IN Consultation With Lorl
Lsons. and The pFcmpt Inclination OF the Con.
sal tojnstify Lincolu. may be TIC result Of
.nd'essions Of British policy communicated nv
his Cordship
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

We stated sometime since. that the ladies
Of 81. Stephens Church. Of this place. to.
gether with some of the ladies Of other
Churches. had forv arded a box of clothing.
&c. 10 the l4,h Regiment In the mountains
Of Western Virginia; with a request 20 the
gallant Col. KmsAII 10 distribute the ar
slclss 70 tho most needy Of his men.
The following letter 10 ID. s. D~AsAIDsos,
indicates that the goods haa arrived In camp,
and have been appropriated "a the donors IN
tended
HrApcuARTrRs i4In Isp. Posr Az
PnLtIxfx, Va. Dec. q. 1861.
d. 8. DAxALpsos. Esa-Dsar SIR The
boz c~ontaing the articles. donated 70 the
needy Of the 18th Indiana by the ladies OF
81. stephcns Uka<is. ana other. which yon
Nere commissioned 10 forward. arrived Yes.
,erday. Through you. ! desire to return my
most sincere thanks 10 them for the Kind 70
membrance Of the wants Of the trere sol
dlers Of NV command. have distributed
the articles as desired. and for which tbs re
clplents expressed much qualification. AT
present, Nc are much more comfortable than
We have been heretofore. bot such tokens Of
regard from the lsdiss Of Tsrrs-Haute In
spires Us wsts confidence. that : long alb
.ence has no, diminished the real Of their at
tsntiyeness. which Was 90 characteristic
dunog car stay In your city. Again &C
ccps my thanks for ycur donations, and be-
lieve ne. as svsr.
foar grateful rscipisat.
NATHAN KIMBALL.
Col. 18th Ind. Reg't.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

THE remarkable penchant Of our army OH
GERS 70 Distribute prcclamasioss. Il becoming
disgusting. A short. pithy address TO the
people BY the General al tie head Of an army
may not DO inappropriate, but a dissertation
upon tho fundanentsi principles OF govern
meni. and Of political ~economyis not only out
Of place, but whites down the author an ass.
Tie latest Illustration Of this propensity. Is
the proclamation Of Gen. Phelps 70 The peo-
Ole Of Mississippi and no sensible nan can
read Il without coming 70 the conclusion
that Pneipsis eithor a knaye or a fool.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

Tn Telegraph Of last Eight bfirgs u
news OF an important success ach'esee BY
Grx. PoPr IN Missouri. IN whichhe scattered
the chivalry like partriges and captured Al
aggregate CT three hundfed Rebels viz
large quantities OF horses. arms and equip
meuts. A bold dash nhsy enable ban 10
~ca,,er ps,cr's wholelsssas OF shissss and
olunde-ers. EAJA2LA -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

There l. rumcr current n the press that
Csssius N. Clay. our Minister 10 Russia. i
coming hous % receive = commission a.
Brigsdi r Ceaeal Ia TIC federal ANY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

EpAFsiu X. Smart. for years the Den.
candidate nr Governor Of Nsine. i.
oat N = letter for emspcipstou. and nof on
'hsi. bar the srming Of The slaves
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

Major s'einmer arrived m Chicago on Wed.
nesday iast, from the seat OF war IN Western
Virginia He has been seriously IN Cor soms
time past, 81 much so. that his lie was In
Jeopai d! His friends will be glad to learn
mat nv y new eonvaie-cent, although reduc-
ed by lis lines.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
FINDINGS.

DINE Vent and Pork Plugs. ], 2,
l. ., 4 and Q Penny Barrel Nails. wilson's ste-ls
and Butcher KNIVES, &c., &C, at
December 20, lssldlx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

Tnr a~chievesneatl Of ths German regi
ment on the south side of Green River as
sumes additional -bFlliisnry from fhe f~cs
that but. three hundred and gdfty Federzis
put 10 fight three thousand rebels. killing
and wounding = hondred or more. -" "
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

The wife OF each soldier resident in Wis
consin enlisted IN a Wisconsin regiment. re.
ceises from the Stata s. per month. and
eaeL child under twelve wears OF age 81 Der
month.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

ounen TsEaE HAvu a RICHMOND RAnsoAp Co
TzsEE HAUEr, Dec. ls, lsel.
ME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
D.IscioFs Of this conpsny viii be held Al he
ylnse OF the Company, in Terre Haute. CA The er~t
Aosuay Lhe seventh q January next. between she
hours Of snd 4 o'clockP a.
BY ordsr 81
,s. cHAs. WOOD. Secretary.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

WE have removed TO u new
Stores, 70 and - Vine Street. between SEC
ono and Pearl Street,; where We shall be plsased 40
see our friends and Gu toners.
VILE a large and complete stack Of o-oor-s.~ n
all KINDS, and greatly increased facilities for do.ne
business. we are prepared 70 supply buyers On Dc
most favorable terms
wN. GLENN A SONS.
Cincinnati. Dec. 20, 1861. d&wIw
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

(NATHOLIC GIFTS FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Rble superb binding; Life Of the Blessed virga.
tn gorgeous velvet and binding Prayer Books -
variety of splendid and rich binding At other
Enlistment in America finer richer stock OF Catholic
arclrs be fon for Tile holidays than AZ the old estabishe1
Catholic House OF EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER.
broadway. stairq-
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING or Laurel, HOSE COM
5a hAh{ 70 81 held a. the carriage house, December 2i
ioot uic toHnMiug resolutions adoptet.
hsnYea That 20 the loss OF fri the LOT or AL
anu we sincerely deplore the decense OF Daniel Curry
worthy energetic faithful ana sympathaug nreman whoss
os service with the company for inl the sincere
tflendship o. every member.
have % Ihai whilst warm hoar and faithful friend
'uueu telr duties with deeply how gauch
seer ls the lossto his hereavcd family to whom we DIR
sincere eondoenec In this their deep femcnt
thirty day. 49, ~ D"Hse "a n'ou'"ine tof
fhN these resolutions he presented 10 ha fam-
Sunday Mercury. - WAC he'H.u A'c@"ef anu
Lyman NJ. slarrce, James n pird Abram yanderh,,
James H. Arnold, Andrew r. Yrotter Tnawms Es"r con-
mttee. LEWIS n pItsu apns A. - .s.A'
RICHARD H. BILL, Secretary '''eiA"'
HACKNEY CoACHMEN, AROUSE TIVE MRrRopo
IL Titan Gap Company at worSt melting OF the haosa
Ha 10 Prince street, Saturday evening" al hal.pgal
clock. Business OF great importance viii ba ransactei
BENJAMIN WADE Secretary
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
WATCHES AND JEyvELRY.

nIAMoND JEwELRy AT A AsACRIFICE-A FEW DE
~ sraDe Articles are oeted for immediate sale. ocs
hours only from Till 10 A. NJ and till r. NJ Cash Paid
for Diamonds Money to loan. - s
b. w. PLUMB. Diamond Broker, 612 Broaiway
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

CAMP MCCLELLAN, Sept. ~, 1881.
MEssRs. MKrTAM Il CO., 40 BROADWAY
their Upon march OF the Seventh regiment,
National Guard, from Annap polls Washington, in April a
lin which regiment then had command OF Company o., my
feet sadly abused BY the kindness Major
space Of week my feet entirely
slider them Indispensable and eheefy your request add
testimony TO the many already In your possesson AM
dear SIR, your obcdient servant, j. d. MORIARTY,
Major commanding Second Fire Z3uaves.
Fourth regimen Mt Excelsior Brigade
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
IL LUDLOW, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL. sTkREOSCOPIC GOODS,

ELEUANT THVTOHKAPHIU PICTURES, &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR. VIII sell on saturday, Deeelnher
& at III O'Clock, saesrooms B2 Liberty street. arge
voice ot Sereosopc Pictures Instruments being OF Tho
stock a leading importer closing business The pictureA
embrace Coored and Plain Views Scenery Groups 40,
European and Amcrean IN great variety; rosewood mo-
and PAPER macho Cases views ana large
for 80 pictures; also ot OF Photographic
Prints of various subjects will be sold without and
in iots to SUIT purchascrs aGordng opportunity 70
chase holiday presents,
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
CEoRGE COOK, AUCTI0NEER.
" ASsIGNEE's SALE OF

Marble Bronze and Ormolu Clocks, Bronze and Pariam
tases and Figures Musical Boxes from four twelve
tunes; Aecordeons of ai sizes.
To-day, ut 10Y o'clock, the storc 4l Broadway GEO
COOK Will sell above for cash, Parlor Suits In various
coverings; Library and Dining Room Furniture suito
Chamber Suits of rosewood satinvood oak, black walnut
and mahogany; ELEGANT Paror Secretaries Cantarbursea
Etegrrrs, Centre, Fancy and Work Tables Amore-a sCe
Wardrobs, Bookcases Shaving stands Dressing Tables
Bullets, Hail Stands and Chairs.
Also
An invoice OF suparb French Clio, ks, &c.
Music Boxes and Accordeons various styles.
For particulars please es cataloIueA
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

GHKMICAL BANK NEW YORK, DEC. Is 1ssl.-FOF
eth divtdcnd-The President and Directors OF this ban
nave declared quarterly yidend per cent payable
osxt By order Of the Board
q. @. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
LE.--THE UNDERSIGNED

LNARMs COUNTRY SEATS AND RESIDENCES FOR
sale aad exchange. OF a szes quslife- prcca
uons convenient TO tn city, dep0s schaols ali churc
also Penns and Wes.ern lands ana several excellent
business chances SUCIHWiCK WOOD,
Nus
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

TIBNRY IT. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell nj auction, sn
saturday December & at l0 O'Clock. at the salesroom. Ne
23 Nassau street.
Household Furniture, removed for convenience or sa
consisting OF Brussels aud Ingram Carpets rosewood SUITE
rosewood Book Cases Gard Tables elegant gilt franc Mant
Mirrors epamciied Cottage Suits Easy Chairs In cmso
rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaus, mahogany
marble top do oval marble top Centre Tables mahogany
Rockers ia hair CLOTH mahogany Lounges reps: LoungcS
in hair CLOTH mahogany Chairs in hair cLoth Feather D0
sers and Pillows Hair Mattresses, oak Extension Dutng
sa lds k.eac Frnare ae sesant carved rosewood Cst
Immediately after the sale of furniture several a
beautiful Terra Gotta, Platna do, &c. Vases and Hc3ng
Stands Aumet Cigarette Plates Match Safes Terra Gotta
Vases richly gilt also large Of Bon Bon Boxea
&c. Sale without