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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-06
Army Supplies.
Army Supplies.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE
~ GEIYED by the pndersigned till l2 M, on the
1880 cords Of wood. The wood must be good mer-
enahtsoe 6sIa WOO, 10 engsn @ OF Io1T ieet and pc
designated By the Department or Ohief Quarter
master. Delivery to commence on the 9th instant
and be at the rate Of fifly cords or more per day
until delivered. JNO. II. DIOKER5ON,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
Cincinnati, o., May 2, 1861. my2
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GRISWOLD-REDWAY-O On Wednesday, May 1,
at the there's %residsnce q G p Penney, Esq by Bey T.
Minn and Miss Mary l.. Redway, of this city.
MITCHELL-BURNHAM- AT the residence Of
the brides mother, 693 West Sixth street, May 2,
1861, by Bev. Asa Drury, Oscar Mitchell and Miss
Victoria Burnham s.
PARKER-SCHMIDTMAN this city, April
%, by the Rev H. m. Sorrs, at the residence Of bis
brother, Mr.. Augustus Parker, of this city to Miss
Fanny Schmidtman, of Hamilton, Butler County,
Ohio.
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MARRTET1-

p8- Now is the time to subscribe for the DAILY
PREss. All the news of the day to be found in the
Press for only Ten Cents a week.
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Save Your Leaky Roofs /

ITsR GAY,sPATRNT TGUTTA-PEHCHA
" ROOFING. The materials OF which Il IL cOm-
posed combine every requisite for practically In.
perishable Root.
J.P. GAY, Agent,
mbl'ew S73 syeamQre.stIeet,
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IFrOm the PerrysbuFg l99lh,iY) Journal, of March
DR. ROBAIoK,s5 KS STOMACH BIT.

~ TERS.-By reference to Br. Robacks ad-
vertisement, IL will be seen that the Doctor has
ach Bitters. These bitters are destined to become
very popular, from the fact that they are genuine
in every sense of the term {. Q. they derive their
stimulus from the powerful tonic nature Of the
roots and herbs Of which they are composed and
hence their effect Is natural.
We have had the pleasure Of testing the qualities
Of these btters, and do not hesitate to pronounce
them the zone thing" needed by all Wh6 af-
nicted with symptoms Of Dyspepsia, or any other
EtOmAchic disarrangement.
For sale at the principal Office, No. 9 Fourth
street, and generally throughout the country.
DIR. O. W. ROBAOk,
myS.a Sole proprietor.
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DFDIO1TION OF THE CHURCH

~ OF The HOLY hNGkLs, FUGF0S.a
On o:morrow, Sunday the Church to be dedicated
by the Most Rev Archbishop at half.past three
O'clock; A sermon will be preached by the. Rt.
which the Most Rev Archbishop will give bene.
diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament; An orches-
trsl choir will be in attendance. The ceremony
will be more than usually interesting and Impress
i've, as all the sufiragan BshoPs of the Province,
pected to be present on the occasion. Admission
by ticket, fifty cents each The clergy rospect-
fully invited to attend on the occasion. Oars will
be running every eight minutes from the corner VI
Walnut and urth-streets to carry passengers,
ImYA-hl
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HOME INTEREST.
~ THE DAILY PREss-Ten Cents a week.
s.g-OOthins renovated and repaired, % =. Third.

BB- Leave your orders for the DAILY PREss at
the Counting room. Only Ten Cents Week.
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RADICAL CURE OF HERNIA.

8 N. MARSH, .coRLlss L CO., Cincinnati: !
Low write to tnferm you that on the Sd day Of
April, 1900, called on you, and you fitted me with
one Of your Radical Cure Trusses. / thought, at
tbs time Your price wSs high, but DO not think
90 now as would rather give So 500 than suffer as
did for fourteen months before you applied the
Truss You told me must wear the Truss Que
year, but did not obey your instructions 1 WOrs
i Just six months, to day when took IL off, and
have worn no Truss since, and am q sound man,
although ana sixty two years Of age.
wish you TO publish this to the fOur winds Of the
earth for the benefit Of those suffering with rupture
sheuld have written you before, had not lost
your card but happened to see t in the GaEets to-
day. Yours, respectfully, GEO. EVANS,
Agent at Ashland Station,
Cincinnati and Chicago AIRLINE Railroad.
Ashland Station Henry CouAty, IndI April 10, 1861.
The Radical. cure aud all other kinds Of Trusses,
Shoulder braces Supporters Elastic stoc kings, Sua-
pensory Bandages, Apparatus for Spinal Curvature
Club.eet, Bow legs and all other Physical DefOrmi
ties, made and accurately htted at the
Truss once Of 8. N, MARSH, CORLISS 90. No, D
West Fourth street. opposite the High Steeple, Gin
cinnati, and No. , Vesey street, New York.
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DIED.

FDMEST0N-0n Saturday morning, May a. at
halfpesl eleven o'clock, William P. Edmeston, in
the thirty second year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
Mrs. Bromwell, No. 272 Longworth street, on Mon
day at two O'Clock p. M. Friends are iHvited to
attend.
REED-Saturday morning, May T. at halfpast
nine O'clock after q lingering illness, Matilda 8 ,
wife of G. W. Reed, of this city, aged tWenty-six
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her husband, No. 60 Hopkins street, on Monday
morning, at ten o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend. (ch Times.)
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~ A. a. EEsrER, Olooks, watohes and Jswelry,
Hon. IAs and 2Tl OeutraI-avenus,
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Fistula In Ano Treated

RY DIR. WnI. OWENS, WITHOUT THR
M knile or Lgature, BY new, simple and pSup.
liar method Of treatment, discovered BY himself
about eight years ago, and which has been Rs.
OWENS has been . citizen Of Cincinnati for thl
last twenty-five years, and assures the aioted tAEs
ton, apply at his otoe and residence, No. so Weaa
BeVenth-at Cincinnati. oosO-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE CINCINNATI FUEL co,
CINcINNAnI nriI o. lA6l

49, THE ANIMAL MEETING OF
Na the Stockholders of this Company, for the
election of twelve Directors will be held AZ their
Office, on M0HDAH. the 9th of May next, between
ap25j U. n. HUBBELL, Secretary.
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OFFICE CINCINNATI EoUITABLE ISs,
MADAME ALWIN.

SALL PERSONS WISHING TO
them Correctly stated by MADAME ALVIN, at ia
East Sixth between Main and Sycamore, whore
she may be consulted all matters concerning
love- marriage courship, law matters and business
affairs and will tell the name of the lady gentle.
man they will marry also the name Of her visitors.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-04

(6rrtiesuno.)


9Efnn't Der Scrr Imtmauu nicht 1tuaiisto ueb
men, traNnn cr nnh elmer ticfcn %trbsuanna unc
UnaClr9entIitber @rfuuriauua uob bem trioerIsi,
teen N0rbtcinren 10 bI:Ie ih cine @citmerre
wirCr rem Rrou3wrth onmkriuarn. @s in bod,
ara, mcnn lib ctu rGhtIbafcnc &'ur9crsmdnu
YOn iejnem Mittur9er nm Miitmciitcr 10 uurebte
unp un9rtiirIidc SatDen iaaru IaiTru loG, wie
Ger &sculmjrtb in rent Srief Ia 1trcitt.
Der Nmtmaun iitcrflol pcn @rief, BEN Inn
Der Spnntnwirtb reihtr, unp las boltiout mur.
msuo ciniclnc Steucu al ,Gs ntQ bicrmit I'm.
tsr,u9ener gs9en rem Spnnrumtrtb Ghmoncu
nitt allrin feline 0rauiomtttt srinurru bic er pcr
rtlihn Sabreu rurh lsincn ci9enrn Sobn an
meinec 9eripn oueUben IajIrn" = Gas alte
geo temcrJtc rcy Nmtmann raptlbcn.
Gr tebauptst immer, er lei pamnl5 ,ureRRrap.
pei 8eitlagen no Den. In9tc Der Gunnenwirtb.
unO IS III ppA 2lucs ni6t mabr.
Sold 9pttp5 Nnitiften", las DER Gmtmann
weitrr, .,icat ib reitO 8Iaubi9cr mirtlih au 9aa,
pa Der 8ater aus elmer ionorrtaren Gadairr mib
nCh ubli9rrn nil, YUif ,u retrn, pa ibme ord,
betannt, DAB id wsosr mir nph pen Neniaen
Ftwae gum gmBcn ibafen fam 10 uctt or SEM
nod mir auBuhiIrben, mas er 3u tbun lhultia.
IS 1T beFannt, Dap nipt ailen ole MeB1er weacn
Irincs ubel rtSpsemen SUbnes picle Ypitcn prG
liren m iisn, icnneru and nebrn ricjrm nuBte
Ole gauge Nurgeribaft pegrn elmer iclttrn ltt6,
nFn 6rntbt nid9t aieiu FatI9iret merocn, louhrn
audi nod grpBcn Shacen le.Oen. Der Stbmnn
bat immsytare nab elmer Yot qrirahtrt = -
= Jest tat Cr pas 9Ultreiten, abCr n:Ctt udb lei.
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(0or'ieBuH9 iOlet.)

Serian9t. 9tl4eiOeuBsit, BON einem
Gasnvsiter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-04
Scnillrt0u.
Ser Sidter.
Tpn Nnnette ron 9rpfs- 8 iI;strf.

Sbr, ric tcim frrbcu Wablc Iadbt,
Gub Cure Sumcu iicbt in Sterbcu,
uno mas an 6ju @uh Sueebaht,
sud mchlbCbaaib loYt rcrerter,
Sibr ltarrt Dem 0i6btc ine @eiGt,
Serpuncert, ro6 or JtpIen ttiht
Gpn Giifetn, aus rem Suen Der 9lugcn
&crall' Gno Yerle wct6 ;u iougcn;
2oe or Den SIib Gsruiebcrlangt,
lin iejue 2dmpe gu CntiiincCn,
9m gSCttcrtrtCn, pcnn eub badQt.
Den redtcn Socm mctB ,u finren:
SIR itdrrt ibn an nit beurm Neto,
Zen @jei1tS. .@rGiu5 iciuer 3ett
llnp wjft ce niht, nit weIhsu Suhlen
Gr ieinc Sbdbe muB bcSnblen.
9GiFt nitt, bd6 i'm, @crrammtcn 9lcid,
Sur reinet Ncurr FINN srnGbren,
9lu cCr turtltiirmtcn 90cItc Gci1b
Zen Sctcueuoem fann ecmGtrin;
0aG. NO bds haupt bm linucnn hGnqt,
Cid tlutj9 ibm Die GtrGne er1uat;
9fur in tce lhGrfltcn Trruce Spllt:n
Gid feline Stumc fdnu entIaiten.
Ntsint Str, boS gGcttrr siiurc nidt2
Nicint Sbr, Der Sturm critiitl'rc nitt?
Niejnt SIR, rie Gbr6ur brrnue niht?
Nieint jbr. ts Oorucn fsctcr,, nctta
Sa, cine Camp bat or tntildt,
Die nur oac Ytarf ibm fccsn mnrtt;
Sd, NerlCn fiiht er nnO Suwclr,
Die toltcn N,hts - ais lciuc Occle.
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ScetngHnstu.

Der ,.Nnwlcr" erbein leoen Woraer, SerutaaS ouS9e
nrWntCn. rtbtuten Sutlcrplpn7grcie ecn 10 GtS
sNhlb1r oic rtp Sriser So on lSbrtcr Scr1S
beiotaA Gpieile NRpcn uulsr io9ctocn Stbin9un9cn
9lutno6nc @jnnil9c GinrGduuS 10 3ciIcn ootr wet
ec 10 Cts, Swemdljec 75 SIS, ertidge $l0O, rire
$50 he %, trtu &fpnot 500 Srtt cn0te SN0, cS
Wonate Ss,nG ,lpNlf Mpunt Sl200 iu ncrtcliSbritcr
spr0uSbGabIuna. @n2iaG. rie nob Selete, peranrtrt
wercc tOnncn. N,,se NIT $4,000 ptr Sob tcrctnet.
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Seffn! Srfen!

Ns"r Oeutidtn Yubliflm or @n,ei1e, taR ids
meinen Store ncu eiu9crcbtet unp cine bcpcug
ttnDe gluSwablpon Sefen jtper 2lrt ycrrGEbio
babe. 5ch 9laubr i'm Stantc III iein, s}crcrmnnn
nit Cem 0emiinittrn tebienen III fSnnen. 9uz
penn d fir rilpren 3ufprutb panft, 6cfFe i'd auf
cine 6prtlcBunB ptlieIben. &. 6cfilep,
9}r 50 Y)ioinitrc,t
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2gm3ci9en.

EDWARD v. CANNoN,
Sefeutlhcr Mpta' no @jerictt5 Num oit,
Sfice. Gfr 'S'nmrucr, uEp jErantin >tratp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-04

6ranS Staupe,
l6S 8tcatfrobe, iniidsn Der 6. uno Z. Ctr.
pa GU ye;,ase mo pOboFcrtjrtea Eager pra
Gjsarrcn, R1udls, 8aus uup Snnupftabaf
ejshr Sobritoiiou un6 }mpUriation,
IA I'M GrOE uec Meugcyfluf SI Den bigi0tcn 0arfr.
fen a6laBt NomCatI OLin QSiGoerperfauer nit YcrGu3
men bel Inn oOrjulpen, ebc tic lore Giataue auoerpea
maGeH, S.l
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the German ADVERTISERS,

B. HASSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable il advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFGcE: BROAD STR, next to CRY Hall.
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Ser Gpmr,cmlutrfb

StmGtiihc &cItfaricbihte ans rcm ruriNrn
SlDrbunrcrt ecu 6crmnnn &uri.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Bangor Just arr Sid 10Th sohr Talbot Amshury from
PfRSAmsuco Nov i5In port bark Hazard, Karten from
5sashs sis FOR Sioss sS SD ish Br bark Sorys Ba
more, ., ,,o ..,,.rr 7 II ch.,,o,,ro. ,,o.so,
Moneydro brig Progressive Age, Hramhal Bangor sta,
banks Wqshnsoq mte sam9e 11s NeeersSn DO;
Shani1ck, Doane, -; bark Henrietta, Brown, Monte
Sid q, hris Gnaumc lBelg, Savannah for oriors;
s%a, 3 s'@ sGSs s 'nFS xa syS
I'm IN port Noy ossSs pe9ne tBr ior New York sharsion
brss Flyipg seaa B}, and daga OBJ for NYors For,
tuna ntam, for United states Flora rea>, FOR do; and
ST TneyAs, Dee SIN port ship Monmorenci Brown, from
Newport, j.; and probably oihens
American Ports.
@ Tsp Dss Beers rMy y s ga bas nsr ps n
sand CIV Kelley ESri Moaroe; s Sss VIZ sawyer sawyer Brad
S15Ess aaaSw Hail. sriss Charles WHir, pico
ISth-Am stss@Sr keaneeec tu gunbos>, rnscn, Tho,
, ksa nsstsap kPs$ sd
s ans PS PSneDy gys rom ~
msn2; Br brig Helen from schr peisnes, from Cape
i%sra iss S@i sE Kats sargent 90 DAS oos'' 'eoA'' DS
ssFxII RIVER psoMMArr sonrs ooasrey Weeks
Maukey iizabethport SANDERS Adams do twith fore
SA K 4Es sTa NSga SSy saSr IDA della Tore Jones'
NYqre 10Th bark Laba Aus Rio Sanelyo ana "a Dee
Y for s scs
rana to load cargo Of bark fsrla bss E1beh Conn.,
SYork; Ao Merrymaa, Bangor Sid Sov 80 brig Urania
NEW BEDFokD, Dec ls-Cid schr Dolphln, Sherman
NEWPORT, Dee ls-Am sehrs Ena Marston, Rcsklsnd .,
for NYork; Aa9n Small Portsmouth M for phaas n "a
pair centre board; roo. coo,,. co,...o, .. nah,
Ruth Halsey, Penney, Philadelphia seaport veser
i5ih~A1r srhwJ Dickinson, smith, Philadelphia; Geo
iips and Chew. BasSee DO for Taunton Sid The ar,i.
i FmILADEIfHA *. Dec i4Arr ship Philadelphia Poole,
sssco barh Aea Ke sE
and Toofer ss
ss Sss
snsr Mary PSsraad Casper I Hef, Shoe Hartford;
White
fsR @ as s oaa
M rR ns Esea %
is,hArr steamship Ksn,Gstgn Baker Boston sriss
sargent Portland sohr John Baxter Price, Boston. Sid
' ps Dec q snrs Nancy uagn for
sarah nash for Sew Haven Thomas Borden
ali coal loaded large ship i BOW @ Ap oa he capes,
'4 K Il m Sss % shr ss hiaaSSs Ss Haskell
sp % as Bs for s9 @
Nyort; osgen stevens Bris;sl for Baltimore cla bark
rnsafs G" sTss GS5s s s s%1s Ss a
9or sshr a" nsc aca y o 1s
Ss p.sSe dss E@ Tsy a9yr s E
behpor Luna smith, and Mary Brush, Young Port Even.
Sid schr Albert Pharo, Lippincott, Philadelphia.
l5th-Arr steamer Falcon Jones, Nfork; schis Y W
simmons Godfrey; Aiabama vangider and Ceres Mere
dth fhi!adephia II Remsen, Hart lzabe,hport for Paw
Lgh Lake, and Village Queen, Hawkins from Phiiadci
nha; Freeman, York from E2abethrrt for Pawiurket
sid sehs Royanna Rucy Austin, and senator, Bradford,
NYork; sloors Luna, Smith and Agent Daniels, do.
PAWTUCkEr, Dec l4-Arr schr Hannah " johnson,
Wells Eiiyabehpor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec f6Arr (py tel) ships King
CaaV CHAN, Boston, Challenge Winsor NforE 18TH vitula
Bnrscy, do Sid 9Th snip Commonwealth. Grozer Vapa-
raiso.
WISTERPoRT, Dec eSid schrs Fischer Hutchinson Bal
tmore, l2th West Wind. Gilman, Toifugas
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN a co, AUCrIoNEkRS.
n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rare q fostly rks or Art
AZ nihlIc auction THIS uAY lrnnsdnYl, Dec "


public auction THIS PAY rpos,asy ssyD,IS Dec 7o x
West Twentysalh street. near sixth avenue at II O'Clock
The auconeor Yond call par cnlar attention e HIS friends
aud the public this sale the catalogue comprising the
largest and richest assortment OF Household Furniture S
cred At nrcton his season The furniture was all mado
y order seven months and II Of The best
RoomsSaperb mediion Velvet Carpets Mosaic Rugs two
fu Suits solid ROSEWOOD With blue and gold and
and gold brocael the richea description, VIZ eic
made by Writ rosewood S9cctae aud Bookcase EeSeres
gatuay marble tops mirror doors and bases; Lady work
Lace Cuuns Centre and Console Tables, Epcos
nures Cabinets match Paintings Scenes Switzerland
the original painting the Louvre Gallery Paris Dutch In
terror, by koche; Scene in Amsterdam, original signed
by tho artist Fruit Piece WnterScene and French Line n
cravings, elegant Nante set artistic bronHes representing
the Crusaders Joan of Arc, Charles H., Franklin Night and
Morning; olnola clock, runs one month rarian marble
Seyfes Dresden China Ornaments bronze and ornuu
Chandeliers, Candefahras
MAGNiElCENT7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PTAN0EoRTE,
der by Broadway x6U rosewood Canterbury,
stool and velvet Cover, Music Books &C.. black walnut
silver Rods rosewood Dressing Bnreaus Bedsteads wash
stands, Comodes Wardrobes Sewing stand Toilet Table,
Amoirea Ola pure Hair Mattresses French Wool Blan-
let Linen sheets and Counter anes Brussels and Ingram
CIes oval Mirrors, Gold hand Shades China Toilet Ses,
Boo&stands ngs Patent Reclining Chairs Lounges Me-
Gr,w's sofa Beds Rockers, Chairs. Dining roum-soid,
carved oak sldeboatd Extension Table, t Frsneh sna
Dnner and Tea Sets crystal ana engraved glass eeaers
Goslets ohampanes Wines carsisa Fruit stands raran
Pitchers Dinner and Tea Service, sayers, Napkin Rings,
Spoons, Forks, Coffee urn Sheme1 Table Cutlery Arm
wants apartments aso the Basement and Kitchen Furhi-
also stables pair of Coach Horses Coach Buggy,
on hand pack ship goods, II desired N B-Sran.
gers wishing attend tho sale take the Fifth and SIKH
posa nas leaving az srae Which VIII
bring them within n few doors OF the house.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
A BsoLUTE SALE OF THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FUR
"A niture of house.
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT PIANOFO RTE
with an unique and costly
COLLECTION OF sTATtARY, VASES BRONZES
AND RICH PARLOR ORNAMENTS,


This (Tnesday) afternoon, at o'clock precisely, the
beautiful Parlor, Chamber Dining Room and Library Fur
niture in the dwelling house. l52 West Twentyrs street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, all of which Is new,
having boon recently made, and comprAss everything
adapted 10 fashionable elegantly furnished residence, the
whole TO be perctory sold or cash. consisting OF English
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Parlor Fnrni
ure suite comprising three FULL Suits richly carved all
which In rich silk brocate and 81 the
descriptions; rosewood Centre Pier Tables, Turklsh
Chairs in blue and gold atn and moquet; Daask and Lace
Curtains Man'e aud Pier Mirrors Gold and Landscape
Shades two rosewood Eiegeres style Louis XIV; rich
Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases, Artistic Bronzes, Ac
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, COST $450;
marble top Bureaus richly carved Bedcaas afteen Hair
Mattresses rees Chamber Suits rosewood, Bronze
Clock marble Washstands Lounges French and Spring
seat Chairs Rockers Divans, 0ona4s, Oval Mirrors,
perb Beds and Bedding oak Extension Tao two Sofa Bed
steads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea Sets Sill
vereas Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers Urn Tea Ser
vicr ruby and crystal Cut Gass Of every description, oak
maibc top Buffet oak Chairs superb Desk, Olcoth iich
Chandeliers marble Hall Stands, Nc Catalogues at house
Sale POSITIVE, rain or shine.
N BParies from distance assured thai every arti-
Gle in the house will be sold strictly without and
there will be positively post onement. Purchasers can
have their goods carted packed shipped by reliable parties,
who will be In attendance or that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WESrCOrf, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

BERMUDA, Dec 3-Bark Elizabeth Leavltt, Hatru, from
81 Gc9ecs Nov 80 eaky, vessel strained and Win os q
yesse She i dseha,Fg cargo aud prosecuting rerair-
schT Lone Star IL aiiav rs aiso arrived on tho 3oh
.pran 10 o e @ % 81 g. 9 Se bs Fer & ao & w Yn ne d
ca consgoed to gss yiend: viii repair and proceed
Br brig omona, from New York for Dublin arrived
m the 26ih with cargo shifted She trimmed ship aud pro-
Miscellaneous.
The Sandy Hook pilots, while acknowledging The many
oourtcses Of the United States inspectors
Drew and Boyd, OF the cutter Bihb
a, the Narrow for the Of boarding outward bouaa
vessels, would suggest that ocasons when large
Der passing the should be got underway
which would prove moe economical in time and labor the
inspectors and prevent collisions among the vessels while
hove
AMERICAN LLoYps-supp!cment for Dec 10, containing al
dious corrections to thc American Loyds Registry Of
American and Foreign shipping has been from
Messrs Taylor Hartshone King IS Wall This No
has OF 80 ships 80 bas IS brgs Is schrs
majority of which have never before been published
See Correspondence above
scnR MpprrroN- Baltimore Dec -schr Middleton,
spple from Providence or Maanzas has arrived here in
distress, having sprung aicaS tBy et)
@ The % 8h M ship aaPa e fo hgerpoo T LID ssnss Iass bales
The British brig Atlantic from Nassau Mp, has among her
cargo 100 bts and 10 cans iurpen,ine,
5 Es EssarspSSr h Inst fsm M the yard Of VIM
sSnna sn nan t 9s Jag 9rrimsh 4 & 9sekoa M Cart MeG
n@5 S S Syee @ 81 pretty good f%ogage % when re-
large par by him MrJobn Carver has Of men
"a NeW tanpsnue and Canada cnung the frame Tor snip
Notice TO Martners.
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The New York herald., 1861-12-17

UCTTON SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE
~ T. ROTH auctioneer, will sell this afternoon Decen.
Der H. o'clock precisely the beautiful Household Furni-
tare al the dwelling house 2s wayeroy place corner Of
elegant Brussels, Tapestry and Three ply Carpets solid
rosewood Parlor Suit comprising Sofa Arm one
Reception and four medallion back Chairs richly
carved and covered in French satin boocael two solid black
walnut Suits covered in figured reps and harcloh,
eight pieces In each suit rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
Eegere with mirror back and doors Turkish Chairs and
Lounges Reception Chairs in medallion reps China
Vases ornamcnts Clocks, Paintings Eur,ains, shadcs LII
byary black walnut Bookcase Buffet twelve foot Extension
Table Chairs Tea Tables Lounges rosewood and mahogany
round cornered Bedsead Bureaus, Washsands Comm
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds Bedding Blan.
kcs, Sheets,
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Stool and covrr; Cost $325.
French and Bohemian Cut GLASS; China and Silver Ware,
medallion back Beds Rockers and Book Stands
oval and square Mirrors mahogany spring seat Chairs
Fruit stand, Gobets, Wines Sheffield Table Cutlery, OIL
cloth, Stair Carpets Stoves &c BA competent person
positive
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
ANIUSEsIENTS. A

NrIBLO'S GARDEN-HERRMANN.
In GRAND OPENING NIGHT
ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER g.
Mr. ULLHAN respectfully announces that he has leased
this popular pace tor the gnlposs of giving
A GRAND FAREWELL SERIES OF
IfERRMANN'S
sOTREES DE- PRESftbiGifAft0N
During n Iecess Of eight months NlBLO'S GARDEN mas
heen enGey rcmodcled aud a vast pecnniary outlay SO
thoroughly fetted emtelahed by its liberal proprietor
ALEA I. sTEWARr Esq. that, while 4 stun retains ~
those features which have gwen such great popularity with
al classes OF seety IL viii hardly IN its new aud elegant
dress, be r.c7gazed ~ its numerous patrons
NlBLOiS GARDEN
from its convenient size, compacness and comfortable ar-
rangemens win be found particularly adapted for Mr. Herr
mlaunls wonderful performances
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION WILL BE FIFTY CENTS
TO ALL PARTS.
Reserved Arm Chairs will be rs cents extra Private
Boxes, from SO to $5.
SPRcrAt NorIcE.Al arm chairs seats and private boxes
not secured during the day WI be nnreservcdy thrown
In The evening the public thus retaining original
popular arrangemc cnts introduced by Wn Niblo Esq
The Box Ohce viii be open every day, from 5,
iaeneng Saturday next December II, when chairs
and private boxes may be secured for the grand opening night
onMonday