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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
"A niture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
POSITIVE PEREMPlORY SALE OF
ELEGANT ffSST GLASS FURNITURE.

The property OF a gentleman leaving the city.
This iTues inyl afternoon, At O'Clock precisely the
beautiful Pailor Dining Room. Chamber and Library Fur
nure In the dwelling house lSl Twenyrst street. between
seventh and Eighth avenues all OF which is new, having
been recently made and everything adapted to
fashionable and elegantly furnished resiacncee whole to
be perempioriy sold for cash, consisting ot English Velvet
and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood paror Furntm
SUITE comprising three full suits, richly carved, all OF
which rich silk broctc and of the best de-
stpon rosewood cutre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
in blue ana gold satin and ,aoqae, Velvet Turkish Lounges
rcn Manel aud Pier Mirrors, Damak and Lace Curtains
gold aud Landscape Shades waoewood Etegeres style Of
Louis XIV; rich Sevres and Dresden Manic Vases Hsque
Figures, Artist e Bronyes. Parlnr q, naments, &c.
ELEGANT OCTAVE PtAN0FoKTE,
MUSIC CABINET ST..U i. AND COVER, cost e$M
Marble Bureaus richly carved Bedseads twenty large
Hair Mattresses, Tete Tecs Chamber suits in rosewood;
bronze Clocks marble was.s,srds, Lounges French and
Spring Seat Chars Rockers pyans Ottonans Oval Mir
superb beds and Bedding oak Extension Table two
fine mahogany Sofa Bcds.eads rich Freaef and Bohemian
China rich Tea Seta, Slyerware Spoons Forks, Casters
lee Pitchers urns Tea Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass
o drscr pon, oak marble top Buffet oak Chairs
pfb oak Desk 0icioth rich Chandeliers marble Hall and
Wilder Iron Safes Catalogues ut house. Sale posi-
tive, rain shire
N B-rar.ies from distance assured TINT every
tcle in the house WIN be sold strictly without reserve and
there will positively be postponemeD Purchasers
have their goods cted packed shipped by reliable
suns, Who will be in at enhance f1r that purpose
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTr Auctioneer.
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UCTI0N NOTICE.
"A LOCKWOOD BROS. UNDERHII.L
Auctoneors,
% MURRAY STREET AND % WARREN STREET,
Invite pattlcuai attention to their sale, oeh this
day, con sstng Of lul and desirable mes OF
CLOTHS, CASsfMERES, SATfNRTTS.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, JACKETS
MEMS AND WOMENS' hosiery,
FURNISHING GOODS, EMgRDIBERITs
SIIAWLS, LEEINOS, DELAISES,
LINENS, DIAPERS sHEETINGs,
BLEACHED AND UNbLE ACIIED
FULL LINE OF GEKMANTowN HOSIERY
Catalogues ready early.
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HE0RGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
" OF Eestot ouseh II, Furniture this aas II oel y
III broadway very barge stock of test ty mttc FARM
ture Ia large vnety, VIZ farer suits IN DF"'ae, bra
TEL plush, dclane and harlnth; ROSEWOOD. ok and bDcl
walnut and mahogany ChamOcr Suits, IL pIir Score
tares Eegeres and Cant rhups; supe,, huars amt Ey
ensiof pinins Tabss; Chairs. Lounges, M stand, Ccntr
and Fancy Tables, ladies Work rsoes, vtac boakcas
aud Chars For particulars catalogues. NJ B-At on
O'Clock, large stock Of Tin In WHrr being the eniir
stock OF a dealer, To he sold In the .sem, mt.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
IL LEEDS co. Will self at aaotio on TUESDAY, o.
-, at II O'Clock, Mt the saiesroon No y Ma street,
entire Ap, araius of the crIeUrei mag bn MA4aD AcA
err comprising ~ cases, eon,anns Mechanical. Tables th
celebrated Peacock and Harlequin, many Other art'
appertaning This list OF the artil les
examined any time previous u the slc.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 18erR1pIE SHEET

that the Corporation had power TO pass the license
without tho auth riiy II the legislature. The Court
rendered judgment for tho p4nttAs with leave 10 ds
PENDANTS 10 answer IN twenty iS payment Of costs
Thu Court also held that there was no contract Tho
case which coul operate restriction upon The city
passing ordinances FOR its government
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r r. TRAvER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'D CHATH
81 street will sell "Wednesday, at fun O'Clock, at
Hester street, rner Of Eardse rect, two tine Count
Box large Glass Gase Scaes 3as Fxturcs, large TIN A.
ing Teas Sugar, Soap Starch, Candida, Spices, Liquors.
&c
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MR.. CHAs, y. DAVIS, AUCTrONEEK- sALEsRo
w 81 and 10 Sixth aveutiesot it's conSt.nn 'nts ~
scrptisns of Mrrchanesr. Outdoor sales attended l.
al coinmissionsto suit tie tunes Prompt Returns NJ
aud city references gwen. Liberal cash advances
merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

Dy VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION WILL SELL, THIS
- day, st y gotk 1T 20 West BGnINa hvp Blskrs "
Champagne Mfne. HENRY WEST Constable
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MUSICAL.

-
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA Pannforte Tor saieRichy carved legs and round
full iron pate and lined with sanwood overstrung
bass inaid with and pearl keys made order pre-
by city Makers fully guaranteed three years;
been In but five months 500 Will be sold for 500
including Stool and Cover Also elegant Drawing Room
SUIT cost $50 for 1885, inquire at ~ Wcst Twentysxth
street, sixth
D1ANOS TUNED BY THE MOST EXPERIENCED
tuners at the rate Of one dollar. With premium OF
dollars worth of foreign music the pianist
Orders received In the cheap music 6lS broadway
+. SPOLBORGHS,
* NEW PIANOS, SEVEN OCTAVE, FOR $3.50 BACH--
I'D Warranted tor three years. be sold this month
Aso ChcSciing Piano, little used for $40 mana
factory No. rs East Twenty second stres aear Lexington
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

AtShe rcsi,euce known
Stevens House, on Toinkins avenue,
Opposite the Quarantine w hfst landing Staten Island
Comprising Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Ueo hs. be-
bedding, Chamber Furniture, rosewood Parlor lis
brocate Piano, Bookcase. Centre Side and ga
Fables Oil Paintings Pier Mirrors, China Glassware
Aso small Library Of valuable 30 ks, iron Safe, kih
Furniture, &c.
Catalogues win be ready We nesAay the oolce Of
auctinpeer, So Pine street, New York.
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MQrried.

BURpsrT-BEAry;-on Wednesday, December 4, at the
residence Of E. F. Hatfield d. D.. BENJAMIN BuRpET to
ELIZA j. BEATTY, all Of New York.
San Francisco Herald please copy.
CowARD-FAIEs.AtS St. Michaels church, Bristol, R l.,
Wednesday December 4, by Rev. VIM Stowe, assssed
by Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, EDWARD COWARD, OF New
York, and ELLEN s., daughter Of William Fales Esq., Of
Bristol, X. ].
DArCHy-LAsHRR.-At ST. Lukcs church, Dnricn, Conn ,
on Thursday, November %, by the Rev. g. D Johnson
NATHAN DAUcHy to MARY +. LAsHgR
EARLE-IdurcHSGs.-On Wednesday, December 4, at
Twenty second street and Fourth avenus church, by
the Rev Dr. Parker FERDINAND p EAaIR to Miss MARY L.
HuicHiSGs, all Of this city.
RAppE-On THURSDAY December S, by
the Rev. DR.. Sohlmann, THEoDoR G. GLAuRENsslsE to
Miss EMILY F., Oldest daughter Of VIM Radde, Esq all
of this city.
IiuRp--EDwARps.-On "Wednesday evening, December
Mt ths brides residence 220 Fourth street. Washing
ton square, by Right Rev. Horsto Potter, Mr. wM. W.
HuED and Mrs. LoUiss b. EDWARDS Of this city.
NosfRASp-EoAtH.-At Tar Rockaway, L. l., on Thurs
day December 5, by the Rev r. L. Pearson, ELnEar u.
NosTRAyp u MARY f., daughter OF tho Iats William
Roach, Of sheffield, England.
TUliy-Sua>tEy.-on Sunlay December /, by Tho
Rev. Father NIcionald, JAsFs FULLY 90 Mss FRANclg
| g. GBAXiEY, both cf brooklyn.
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The Colorcd Edition of Our New War
Mans.

new edition of tho NEW YosK HERALD war Mans
coored, is now roady They printed side Of
sheet Of suporsiacd raper beautifully colored size Of
sheet iox5o inches, containing sixteen MapsNap of the
Seat Of War at Glance Seat OF War in the West Seat
Of War in Konucky Map of tho Rebel Capital; Map ot
Santa Rosa Island Map of tho Coast Line OF South Caro-
lima and Georgia, showing Port Royal, Bulls Bay and ST
Helena Seat OF War Missouri Scat OF War in Western
Virginia. Map Of Beaufort, s. C.. Map Of New Orleans
and other valuable and important maps.
Price 25 cents, six for 81 ortyGve for &c. hundred
for sl2 ROSS I. 1ousEY, l2l Nassau street, NY,
Agency for tho y Y. AsgAl DWar Mas, Cuosa cd Edition
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war 70 successful issue II is high time Il was made
terrb 70 the enemies 10 the frieuds of thu rarb
c Mercy n security TO consprators and rebels in arms
against the ge vornment cruelty and per 20 loya
citizens struggling for the preservation on the Union
ehd maintenance OF constitutional liberty They who
deny tner allegiance TO the have no right TO
ca'n its protection Let tl cease to afford
desl with them and their property their crimes do
hro prosecute the war with ygor and II will soon bc
yn ni :. successful issue. Il cannot be that twenty
har, " pesn,e armed In defence u constitutional IL
@ aso 70 oe svercone by less than one fourth their
o"oel nghtlhg Tor tho overthrow Of free government
nv osespishment OF an arisocracy, aud tho peri etna
uun i anu spread OF human slavery, But while Gghting
lhs battle in behalf Of constitutional liberty ii
constitution receives no detrimeut at our hanas wa
VIII have gained but little in snppressing the In
surecon II II be at the expense OF the constitution for
tho chains which the bondan are the lighter
because they were pressed by his and anothers
hands As we expect TO out of this contest with
our nag fu ana complete in all its proportions
stripe erased or star obscured let preserve the
constitution perfect in all its parts with all its gnnran
tees FOR the protection Of life and liberty unmpared and
that II has been sacredy maintained and proven equal
every emergency, under circumstances the trying
to which nation was ever subjected Then, when this
struggle Is over, we will have assurance that our
government Ia stronger than before and that
stitutiona liberty il established foundation which no
human power will ever be able to subvert
Tho bill ordered to be printed and referred TO tho
Judiciary Committee.
AMENDMENT or ruE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
Mr. CLARK, (rep) of H., gave notice that he should
oGar ayncndrnent to the Fugitive Slave law.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session.
Adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

MoNsIER FAIR FOR THs VOLUNTEER FvNp-The ladies' or
this cyCatholic well Protestant-haye united for
the first time since the days Of Luther for the purpose
holding monster Fair in aid of the wives and families Of
the volunteers engaged in the war Tho Fair viii be held
in tho splendid new store now being completed by Mr.
A. T. Stewart 1T the Of Tenth and Broad
way, and will be the largest record ever gotten up in
the world except at the national crystal palaces
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

WINTER GAspxs-Barney Williams takes his benefit at
this house tonght. Thcro will be an entire change OF
pieces "Seccsh' being withdrawn for the present al
though has improved repetition The performances
this evening viii! consist Of the favorite pieces reand
As 1t Was, "The Magic Joke" and Assurance and
Yankee Modosty" Tho audiences during the week have
been in number and quality the best that have beon
drawn to this house for many seasons
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Probable Murder In broadway Concert
Saloon.

MAN FATALLY SHOT BY ONE OF THE FIRE zoUAvEs.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock last night man
named Thomas Mccormick was fatally shot In one Of tho
Broadway Concert Saloons by Of tho Fire zouaves,
named Thomas OBrien, under tho following circum-
sances;-lt appoarsj jhat the above parties met in
low concert room Broadway, Blocker street,
and both being Interested n Of tho pretty waiting
girls in attendance. they got into dispute which finally
led TO blows, and oBen being considerably under tho
influence of liquor drow and fred three shots
at Mccormick Of which effect in his right side
pas ing through near the heart: no Immediately fell TO
sAe uoor, excaimng, ~ murderedn The Eighth
, wara and Fifteenth ward police Immediately on
inau, and tho murdered man conveyed to his home
Wnote "s- reported he died about half past ono O'Clock
this morning " bron was taken to tho Fifteenth ward
station house ana locked rp. On his person was found
/ the leg OF his boot. - - N0ASONN"
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

New BowsRY.-This establishments has been taken by
Mr. Jarrett for few weeks performances OF The lcgii
mate drama. The combination consists of Nc. r. L. pa
port Mr. and Mrs James waack and several actors of
minor noto On Monday "othcIlo" will be gwen with
the above named artists in the cast
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1861.

wAsusScros, Dec. s, 1861.
THR STANDING COMMITTEES
The SPEAKER announced vacancies in several Of tho
standing committees, which have been filled follows
Waw and Merns--Messrs Hooper aud Maynard.
JIdicdyy--Mr Wilson.
7a1itories--Mr. Shell.
Indian 1Gdirs--Mr Phelps, Of California;
Public Bmliings-Mr. Blair, Of Virginia.
Military AgdirS-Mr Dunn
Comnsiatee on he Establishment Of Western Armory-Mr.
Kenogs, Of Illinois. :, s.
Pacific R0ErOdd-Mr. Sergeant.
TIE CENSORSHIP OF TIE PRESS
Mr.. GuRLEY, (rcp) Of Ohio, oforcd resolution which
adopted requesting tho Committee on Judiciary
inquire if elcgraphc censorship Of the press has been
established in this city, and IL by whose authority,
and by whom it Is now controlled 10 report il such
criticism and discussion, who its proessed and audable
object has been - withhold from the enemy information
in relation 70 the movements Of the army
PRESIDENTS MRssAcR.
Mr.. STEyEys, (rep) of Pa submitted series Of reso
utions reerr tho various branches OF the Presidents
Message to the appropriate committees.
sEAccAsT DEFENCE.
Mr.. ARNOLD fep.) Of Ill. moved that that part rela
ting the dcencos and fortcations Of the great lakes
and habors be referred TO select committee Of nnc
members.
Tho question debated as to whether il should DO
thus referred or to the Committee Military Affairs
II was contended on one sidc that the great West and
Northwest should not be ignored, and on the other that
the subject of defences concerned section but the
entire country.
The question referred to select committee by ten
majority.
MR.. MAR's COLONIZATION PROJECT.
Mr.. Blairs proposition for colonization was adopted in
Committee of the Whole the Etae Of the Union
was afterwards rejected by the House The subject
thcn referred to the Committee IN Foreign Affairs
RETxAL or LAWS Rx,uIRING PASSES NEGROES.
Mr. LovEJoy, (rep) Of Ill., introduced bill proposing
torepcal oil laws requiring passes to persons Of color
going northward to take immediate effect Referred to
the Committee on tho District OF Columbia
coDIFIcATIoN or LAWS
Mr. HICKMAN, (rep.) Of Pa. introduced bill providing
for Board Of Commissioners to revise and codfy tho
general statutes Of the United States.
Referred to tho Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
EXPLOSION OF HsarISa APPARATUS IN BROADWAY -Abou

EXPLOSION OF Heating APPARATUS ~ BRoADwAY.-About
eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon explosion OF boiler
attached to steam heating apparatus in the of
Monats new building, No 376 Broadway, took place,
blowing up about twenty-five feet square OF the street.
but fortunately without any fatal accident large por
tion Of the glass OF the building shattered Tho only
person seriously injured by the explosion was Dr. l. 2
Hicks this city, who happened TO be passing BY a. to
middle Of the street Several other persons, passing BY
were also knocked An omnibus horse was Killed
onposs the store The clerks u the store actually
carried OF their feet, and the cloaks, mautas &c and
window panes carried into the street The heating
apparatus located IN Franklin alley, IN the rear u
perfect in every particular. The parties in possession or
tho building nlege that they had an engineer OF good
standing in charge of the apparatus and are unable to
assign any cnuse for the accident The New York Man.
,ila Manufacturing Company occupy the building at
present
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
REBEL ACCOUNTS -OF AFFAIRS IN mis-
SOURI,.

CAIRO, Dec. s, 1861
The Memphis Ardlanche states that General Rains had
cut Mongomerys forces to pieces, taking Montgomery
prisoner.
McCulloch had surrounded sge a! sedalia and it was
believed the would be forced to surrender be cut
to pieces.
General Price had crossed Gasconade river route for
St. Louis People everywhere aockng to his sup
port It is believed he would have army Of 10000
men before reaching st. Louis.
Henry Fry and Jacob Henzuer Unionists were hung
at reenve, Tenn the 3oh Of November, for bridge
burning.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Omeial Drawing5 of The Delaware state

Exrn, Class 07-Dcccnbcr r. 1881
so, So, ca. 80, So. 36, A.. 64, ~. Is. CT, 3.
CLASS 6}-Dtccmhnr 5. 1854
50, 43, a, Sc, y. 81, 80. 80, 10, 81, A5, H. ~.
join join " VIVA WALKER, Com nis,loncrs.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Co. IS kentnc,.y and Miss,t5 state lotteries
KsNrucgY, EXTRA GLASS 621-Dn einl or .. 1861
81, AZ, ~, 5,, 61. 2S, ~, 66, H. 81 60. ~, -.
KEyrucKy Class G.0-Decrraler g. 1861
sc, Al, 81, u. G5. a., 10, II, l3 81. 6l, 4.
Circulars free OF lTrc hv ndlresaine cthert
MURRAY, EDDY x co,
GnVinrinn \ nf I.n,i1
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

How Wonderful, yot True!--Hunts Bloom
impnrts natural rosy blush the plcxion
VIII wash OF inJmre the skin. Toilet Powder and
all articles for the toilet. No. Asior plnce.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Ladies' Ia aImorals, Sc 50.-Bufton Boots,
CATERS &c, with Boys Misses aud Infants Boots and
Shoes. All styles and prizes. -
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Photograph AIbums,-A Full AssOrt-
ment for salc by FREEMAN, RYER CO.. Importers, i3
Mai laue.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Piles, All Kinds, Removed to q Cer-
tainty by a from CREAMERiS " All Remedies Drug
Hosen 83 Greenwich street All compensation refused In
eoff 81
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Prizes Cashcd In cll Lega,izcd Lotte-
res and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
Wall street. up stairs, NV York.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

You Try on One OF Espenschcid's Winter
style dress Hats for 1862 and feel that II Ia Portable
You look in the mirror and that Is beautiful be-
coming You examine IT and find composed OF the finest
material we'll made and elegantly finished. You ask the
price, and hnd It wonderfully reasonable The simple
Of all this - that he manufactures his Hats in his
establishment has TASTE skill and experience. Give him
call at lis Nassau street, and Judge for Yourselves
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Beautiful C0mpIc xiOn.-Try Lnird's
Bloom of Youth Be convinced Of It's value for preserving
and beautiiyng the complexion 439 Broadway
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

ACCIDENT TO the CHAPLAIN TIE Fifty NINTH REGIMENT
OF New YoRx voLuNTRRs-on Monday last Rev. Mr
scuddcr Chaplain of tho Fifty ninth regiment New York
yoluue eers Colonel Tdba accidentally wounded by
sh from thc g,u ii Of the priyses but th1 wound
is not Of very serious nature.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Royal Havana Lottery Primes Casi,ed
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO., bankers, III
Wnii ~ X.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

There are no signs Of tho steamship North American
now fully due at this port, with days later nows
from Europe
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Judge Culver has declined tho appointment of Consul to
Brazil
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Do Not Suffer with Pains and Aches
| when you can DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
~.f.u.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Soldiers, Attention.-Prepare for the
worst Sores Uicer3 and Wounds quickly healed by
HOLLOWAY'S Ointment and Pills.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
The Hero OF the Day.-He Is Alya,

the head and unlike others who knock The brains out of IT.
hp KNOX, and e clishes IL the
bic, stylish and becoming manner. His gentcmens Hats
uncluacd for cheapncs quality and beauty all may
prove themselves by looking No. 2i2 Broadway,
northeast OF Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Death OF DistInguishcd Roston Citizen
Personal IntelIIrencc,

Hon John H. wilkins President Of the National Rank
died to-day after long illness
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Bachelors Hair Dye-Tbe Best I'm tho
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, ID Bond street
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

IIill's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Black
brown bestn Depot No Barclay street. and sold by
al 1rpU, U,iutg
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Saddle Ii to Is cents pound Chickens cents Turkeys
to 10 cents pounl, retail. DAVID II. CLARK,
Washington Market Fulton side the Fish Mar
keL
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

CristaIoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS the world wholcgale and retail aud the dye
privately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Pure cTObacco.-Yeiiow Bank Tobac-
coGcodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
pures for sale By All tobacco and seglr dealers, aud
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER 1)y Water street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
G15 Broadwny.-Hendes Chocolate Bon

Ton FOR Chrismls-f45 Broalway. The superior quality
o this Bonbon Chocolate beverage and noiishmen
invaid and children well known 1t be used by per-
Of the delicate health and is often recommended
by many of our most celebrated physicians.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

C,EGARS VERY CHEAP.-TIIE ASSIGNEE, AT II
- broadway Is offering great Inducements In Havana,
Domestic and Geaman Ssgars Cash purchasers would do
well 10 eA Aamine stock and prices
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Trusscs.--Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truse also Military shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter combncda superior article No. Nesey street. As
Tor House, opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Ladies' Rca autified.-Pha u IL

INd1CS KrNUIINcU.-PhNIOh EOnfS
"Snow White Oriental Cream mpars beautiful fearl
tint the conpe Aion upon The first application ID
adruggistsin the United States Euro and South America
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

GEORGE II. SOLOMON, JR., AUCTIONEER-A
" SOLOMON will sci! Monday, 9th inst, At lo,s o'clock
~ rs Third avenue elegant Furniture consisting of Ward
robes Sofas Chairs Extension and other Tables Bedseas
Beds Bedding, Sc large Looking Glasses Lamps Carpets
Ocoths Paintings Panoiorte, &C. The sale will Ia ke place
az the above number for the convenience Of sale.
GO REwARD-IOST, ON THURSDAY EVENT "a f,
sDO December d probably In Edridge Grand sire It or
BoSery Memorandum Book, containing letters ana <apers
Kennedy Co.'S check on the BanA of Comp Areo for
l5 81; payment OF the check has been stopped The pa
pars are value any but the ewnr fbe above
reward VIII be paid any person leaving II " BFoa.
way Witn X b Pswel.
1ar row ERY. NEAR BRooME sTRr, r,ET-MADAM1
lp) WlDGER. Cfigfoyant ana sue sp2mlsh ,a.ly5ln
vrs4 tnc rNstt eli f.ariy love, a9r G5stu friends
ses no ffpscrbeg medicines for FL easesi tells lucky
numhet ), property lost OF aroicn' @S..
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
FURNITURE.

4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
n for S24, in ali co!ors, Of warranted mannaaie an
+. FARRfNGToNS 1868 Canal street, opposite Wooster
Is ablishcdin 1913.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
RESTAURANTS.

TIREE LUNCHES FOR RESTAURANTS FURNISHED
IL the most reasonable terms, at the Commodoras NO.
New N. B.Ciubs and parties can obtain Fsh and
Clam Chowders good the original chowders nade W
the Pilgrim Fathers OF New England.
OYSTERS RECEIVED AT LIBBYs, 139 FULTON
~ street, fine lot OF RoekawaSs shtewsouys anu bte
Points being fattened for customers The
anest roas,s s,ews fries in BOysers opened
without cracking.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
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