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rnnrN nnlLARS nENNARD.

TBHHE ABOVE REWARD will be given for said regroes,
so H. and NED, Twenty Dollars for either OF them,
dead alive, for their confinement in any jail in the
State get them again Sol is about so years
DID, weighs about 20 lb+ about5 feet 10 inches high quick
Spoken smooth black skin and little grey Ned is about
II years old about feet inches high, thick SET weighs
about lsO bs quick spoken, black skin and carpenter
by trade 8. W. AUTREY.
Jan. 3Jth, 1862. 23tf.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

HANOVER COUNTY.
EE-BEREAS, intelligence under oath of G. W. Moore,
w hath this day reached the Undersigned that JIM,
slave the property Of e. W. Moore hath run away and es
Places committing depredatOns the peaceful inhabitants
State. These the of the State of North
Carolina to require him. the said slave forthwith
der himself to his master tie lawful authority ;-and
do hereby order this proclamation to be published at the
the said slave that if he DO not Immediately return to his
said MASTER and the charges aforesaid it is lawful
any person capture him. by Staying him otherwise
without accusation or impeachment Of any crime.
Given under hands and seals this eth day OF June
1861. JAS. GARRASON, j. ?. [sEALl
VIM J. CORNWALL, J. p LsEAL.l
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NOTICE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having qualified Executrix and
Executor the last Will and Tesam ut Of the late
George A. Dudley the December Term, 1851, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County OF New
Hanover hereby notify all indebted to their Testa
forward and make payment, and all persons
having claims against said Tesator notfedo present
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice will
be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
MARY E. DUDLEY ExecutriX.
J. ?. STIMSON, Executor.
Dec 18th 1861. 83-6t-l7-8t*
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General Notices.
DIR. ARLINGTON,

rs PLEASED to announce to the public, szEsxEzzsss
that having procured the services Of kssSS5z.Sa
competent Assistant to take charge of the AIIYYYC
Mechanical branch of Dentistry he is prepared to
have Artificial Teeth inserted from ore to entire set
of any style desired.
a Prices reasonable and every ope alton guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction
DIR. A. will continue heretofore conne his profess
siona services exclusive the preservation of the natu
tai structure.
Physicians Of Wilmington and patrons generally, given
reference.
Jan. Both, 1862 23lm.
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VALUABLE SOUND LANDS EnE, SALE.

NHh SUBoORIBE, wishing to to his late purchase
4 IL .. OaTolna offers for sale his Plantation Topsail
sound II miles from Wilmington containing hun
oeG acres OF ne pest quality Pea Mutt land. About half
ol t1e uaeC Is now under cultivation. Also, small
fos9 tract Of PnSy h aRS lying in front said place oh
the Sound convenient for fish and oysersor for makn9
Sa-and are believed to be as desiraby located any
of the very best Pea Land ready clear portion Of
which has already been deaded and contains large
quantity Of seasoned trees, the very best for boiling
Salt-and convenient to the Sound Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
Dec. 49, 1861. I7.tf
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For Sale and to Let.
SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OF NEGROES.
60 ON MONDAY, the 18th day of February next l
"a shall sell at public vendue the Court House door
~. in KenaDsvlle likely negroes, men and woman
and child belonging the estate of Thomas Hill deceased.
SIX mophs credit will be given the bonds bearing interest
from date. BPEIGHT HILL, Executor.
Ian. 1880
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aou,llern LiOeraalty.

The Charleston Courier says that all the sufferers by
the great fire in that city who in straitened cir
cumsances at the time they were burned ou are now
much better off than they then, by the liberal ap
propriations distributed among them from tie relief
fund
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

participants.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
I - Snow White Zinc
s. White Gloss Zinc
Linseed Oil, Varnsh, Patent Dryers &c. For sale whole
sale and retail, by W. Il. LIPPITT,
Feb. l6. Druggist h Chemist.
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II AV!NG qualified Executor to the last will and tesa-
i ment of Thomas Hill, deceased, hereby notify all
persons indebted to the estate of said deceased make
immediate payment Also for creditors to present their
claims properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be plead in bar of recovery.
SPEGHT HILL Executor.
Jan. 30. 23-tf-w
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MILITARY NOTICE.

Z SEEING the condition of country and the great
Fl danger coastwise States in offer, under the
M late Confederate act, to make Company Of State
Troops the protection of Coast All persons wish
ing enlist will call the subscriber his residence,
Ellington N. c. G. F. WALKER, Capt.
Jan 90 lS62-23-3L*
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z - E1N'a A-A'LS ' EH bOJAE4A HAS EGGL W AktD'
TFNHE ABOVE REWARD will be given for the said JIM
4 dead alive, for his confinement in any Jail in the
tate that can get him again. The said jim is about
feet 10 inches high welset and weighs about $50 bs
quick spoken and with smooth black skin. The said
purchased from the estate OF T. H. Williams, deceased
G. W. MOORE.
June 27th 1861 Aft
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JESSIE FREMONT AND OLD BLAIR.-Mrs Jessie Ben-
ton Fremont while on her recent visit to Washington
to ferret the origin of the hostility which had man.
iested itself towards her husband, had interview
with the President, during which Mr. Blair Sr father
of the Postmaster General and Frank P. Blair, were
present. Mr.. Bair TUNED to Mrs. Fremont and said
g Mrs. Fremont, allow me to say to you that, IN my
Judgment madam your proper place is at the head OF
your husbands household at ST. Louis and this inter-
meddlng with the affairs of the State u.s. say the least
of it, in very bad taste your part and in cOncu
sion, wish you to understand that here is where We
make men and unmake them To which Mrs. Ere
mont instantly replied -" Mr.. Blair permit me to say
to you that have some men of your making, and
if they the best you do, would advise you to
quit the business. ."-NeW York Herald.
THE BURNSIDE FLEET:-We have received nothing
further from the Burnside feet that consider reliable
The stage driver from Washington last night reported
that parties who had arrived at Washington just
before he left from the neghborhood of Roanoke
ted that the Curew had been down the enemy and
had been chased back by of the boats and also
ted that but few vessels were visible about Hattera
LATER.-The Aibemarle left here Monday evening
for Portsmouth and returned last night ate. dark aud
passengers By her report that the Ocrocoke people had
learned through Yankee who came up to that place
get conveyance to Newbern, that .esse had gone
to pieces on the bar and 800 men out of 500 aboard
were lost and that vessels in all have gone ashore
since their arrival at Hatreras. Also that there are
about lao vessels there, inside and out.
Heavy firing has been heard at Hatteras for the last
two days. supposed to have been done the dead
bodies of those that have been drowned to the surface
30 to procure them for interment.
Nssgb1n Progress, 29th inst.
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Professional and Business Cards.
Terms of Subscription.

l. J. cox W. p. KENDALL, j.. S. KENDALL.
cox, KENDALL, & co,
,OWWISGION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
I GERS, No. IL & II, North water St
Oct oath I 81 9-tf
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~ ENTLENEN, am happy to say thst
VI in market for few likely young NEGROES. Persons
having such property dispose of will find to their ad
vantage to address me at Clinton, N. G.
JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. 30th, 1852 232m.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MAYoRALTY CHARLESTON
City Hall, Jan. 2lst, 1862. {
GENTLEMEN: Your favor enclosing the of Sl72
received in due time.
The sufferers by fire tender their thanks the officers
the 7th North Carolina Reg men well other persons,
tor their i6eralty and you will please accept mine for
your kindness in collecting and forwarding the
Very Respectfully, your obedient servant
CHARLES MACBETH, Mayor
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


Advertisements ordered continued the inside
charged 3 cents per square for after the fir st
advertisement, rejecting upon private charact er
can, under CIRCUMSTANCES be admitted.
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DRBGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. As MARKET STREET.
A full stock of Medicines Paints Oils, Window Glass
Hair Brushes Paint Brnsees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Iandreths Garden SEEDS &C., &C., constantly on hand.
The attention of Physicians is especially called to tn
stock Of Medicines, which warranted being pure
November % 1859.
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Il IL RnRIHSON & CO.

C. Fl. ROBINSON d CO,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N G.
Office over j. A Wizards Store. Entrance OF
Princess and Water Streets.
March g. lsG0.-l5S &29.
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hlCHMOND 5Oth
fa5 of truce from Fortress Monroe brings the New
York Herald of the 28h ns the agent of the Peters
burg Express
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FROM GEN. PRICES ARMY.-Mr. j. T. Thornton,
just from Prices army, at Springfield, Missouri has
rived in this city and reports the General we and his
command in good condition. well fed, we'll clothed and
contented 10 ALL thing, viz the possibility of
their beloved aud well tried commander being placed
subordinate condition. To this they OA not consent,
and Van Dorn's appointment is received by them with
unqualified dissatisfaction. Price has now about $4,000
men, and his force is steadily increasing.
N. o. Crescent, Janurry 27.
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ALEXANDER OLDHAM,
nEALER IN GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER-
- CHANT
WILMINGTON n. c.
Prompt ottenton given the sale of Coton Flour, Bo
con and other Country Produce.
Dec, 22d. 1859 IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06

We have scarcely month lett winter, and thus
far have scarcely had Frost much less freeze The
fields look verdaIt early spring The in the stub
BILE fields have shot up to the height which usually atans
let's, &c in full bloom. The Japan plum has rpened
and begins to make its appearance the fruit
Strawberries too may be in the windows OF restGu
rants and green peas hardly luxury we have had them
all the soc allied winter. IN fact E has ne winter az
ALL ana as II Is getting too late to have any, ud
vegetation viii haYe taken too early start AID may
ceive sudden check that will seriously arrange crop
prospects, Cur ice prospects the States
Guy very Dad We shall have to send to Nova scotia
Tor our next years supply There kas been one
benefit OF this season. The consumption coal has not
been half what it the previous seasons.
NJ o Delta, 26Lh laSt.
SAFEThe steamship Ausraasian with British d!ers
I'D hnl lnak
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To Messrs. FULTON h PRICE.
Journ,I Office, Wilmington, n. G.

The DARING BRAVERY OF GENERAL ZoLLIC0FFER-
The Bowling Green Courier and the Nashville (Tenn
Gazette publish olerably full accounts Of the late Fish
ing Creek battle, but neither furnish any additional
facts except in relation to the death OF Gen Z0llcoier
The Courier is informed that Gen. Zllcofer mstook
Kentucky or Ohio regiment which had opened fire up
on our forces, Tor OF regiments firing upon 9th
through mistake and gaoped forward with his staff
to order them to desst not discovering his till he
in their midst. lie Immediately drew his sword
and dispatched the Yankee Colonel to whom be was
about to give orders, when be fired upon and fell
pierced with many balls Major. Henry NJ. Fogg, Of
bis staff, was wounded in the thigh ard Lieut.. e. b.
Shields, another OF his staff was killed by his side
Major Fogg vas borne from the field.
The Gazette says:
General Z0lcofar advanced to within short dis
tance of Ohio regiment, which had taken position
at point unknown to him, aud which he supposed to
be of his regiments
The first intimatOn he had of lis dangerous position
received when it too late There's old Xoll-
cofer, cried out several of the Yankee regiment in
front of him. Kill him ~ and in an instant their
pieces were levelled at bis person At that moment
Henry M. Fogg Aid to Gen. ZollicoAer, drew bis re-
volver and fred killing tie person who first recognized
General Z. With the most perfect coOlness General H.
approached to the enemy and drawing his sabre, cut
the head of the Lincoln Colonel from his shoulders AS
soon this done, twenty bullets pierced the body
of cur gallant leader, and Gen. Z3llcor fell from his
horse manged corpse.
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WHERE IS CUMBERLAND GAP -Cumberand Gap is
situated about ten miles from Cumberland Ford in
Tennessee, and has been celebrated for century as a
great depression ia the mountain ridge which traverses
the continent from New Hampshire to North Alaba-
ma Through this gap, very similar in appearance and
characteristics to the South Pass in the Rock noun
tains formerly the emigraut from Virginia and North
Carolina passed on their way to the virgin wds of the
West. For half century thousands upon thousands
poured through this natural gateway into the Missis
slppl valley, from the Atlantic slopes Boone Kenton
and their pioneer coptrerss first entered the land of
cane and turkey over the pre-Adamite turnpike 1t
really torms to this hour, the BEST and in CT, the only
practicable road for the transportation troops and
heavy munitions of war from East Tennessee into Ken
lucky.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE NORTH-BY FLAG OF TRUCE FROM
FORIEESS MONROE

FOR THE JOURNAL.
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WILLIAM LIPPIrT.

SETHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer
w Paints Oils, Bye Sufs, Window GLASS; Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines &C. &c, Of Front
Market stS, Immediately opposite sHAws old stand Whining
+on NJ G.
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SAFEThe steamship AuSTdIasian, with British So ders
for Canada and supposed be lost has arrived safely at
6t. Johns, n b.
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JOSEPH i. KEEN,

DONTRACTOR AN BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he prepared to take contracts in his line
business He keeps constantly hand, LIME, CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTEREa HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
8RrcK, &c.
NJ b. To Dslers Of Turpentine,-Le is prepared to put
% Stills at tue shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
( ! June n WILMINGTON, N G..
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2. S.-Whar's Freemount? l herr he'd gone up a
spout.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 3Otb, 1862.
The latest advces from Munfordsvle report that the
Yankees back their sick from that place. and that
they busy engaged bringing up their artillery from
Non Creek and it is said they have received
marching orders
Early last week four Yankee regiments encamped at the
bend below Woodvle this side of Green river, under
cover their heavy guns. They send pckets during
the day towards Horse Cave but draw them in night
FRENCH MAN-OF-WAR COMING TO NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81 1862.
1t reported that French -owar is coming up the
river. Commodore Hollns has dispatch to that effect
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August 1st, 1869
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
sanrs AT avcwrUy.
IJETaY a. bGi1ils 500 AuoAycNEsllS
ll tA.S@AE1 alL fAfSTiHNS
.rNt.F n R.EE.D~ 4 <if4.

- RRN ~ "a. i.RI.Da 4 90 <t
~ i.sas ssi a., 4. So & s-s ss.-s ess ,' - sT
'oEs ass ssseonae,.s " aasoi "a ,',, ess.
lrn, frAnes German 2.s's4,S 49, % - IN
'n ssr s9@sas'se a oalssn"l!si % eui tr gaery
.ao"ss .rs q Ts.sasn e sia~ i.r r"o f. pascal yuas
snd o,sr .res. ssfeos knoye' ,.~e. u
sS,e k0a9s sn & aid sssS b.
ann; Ioa, Nef,r, BaekAa,sen n A. kSeAAo : Sn, nc
Eaqs el,o, rar. ors esb,sa Rya Academy
Nun Nun 1ss asap B. s, sS Ss saua & A. Ho
s hsnaa 9a e a. a. inpsa f. n asas e M m q
sen q = y a. osn ws w ohsss o. on sas 40 IN
day or sac
Henry b HERTZ, JR. ArcyIoNEREs ,voon 90
TrA.' nr.'.o., .sa -, uEiiGssI DIAMOND yEwEL~,
uy,ss Tx EEss 81 r9EEis, 9E ,4ds SsnSsss' So &C.
yosEru sAsEL, Esq, or NEW ORLEANS
= synD ffesiSiyL2S wIrnoyr, ANY ssEEssERvE,
x yr Hhns naH wHSp sS Sgla5obbNEsY
or IhsEpiAElELYs sFAs,aRY asrEn ThE' GREAT SALE or
m The Il sca gss arc AZ q ss or s s
HEssY p MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
nesf & = hs Pcs, @ sy Sss psd SIfs y q 4
seork, thsir sassroon 81 ss- street order Of As
GINS, and 81 Sroia Ram sooes; Irish ana sssI.
c5ampasne c.se ana Ranc s Wines IN as
oesel aa aseat sssars various asore snas
also oee fornare Clock 4s al q which VIII be IN our
fSe anoyc win Is sold NishoNs ressys " order . Of
r BoGAEr, AuoTIokEER.--yY s. d .. BoeARr,
So;h waa street. HoSseloa Pern.rs ccnsisag u
mahogany Parlor suit in sa Bgocatel mahogany Esrlor
esi
ard Bedding Kitchen Furniture; also one Steam Fable one
fte 3r Counter .wo ppes Of pare lolas Gin ono bar
rel Of helasses enc Grocery shon Case and FIXTURES
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIoSEER WILL SELL, THIS
W lay. al 1913 O'clock st "a ssroon, 7g Nassau street
ts, sIas4e trss i Ply an ard ssr agra Ssrpe;s paro suite
dp ss. % Acc Fl bns Saf faSs nlass
DressEs Chairs rosewood and mahogany marble top d
as whole perez r.oyy sold W cash Is Inc highest
bidder Catalogues nov ready.
pAwNBBokrRs saLE.-TuIs DAY. AT io,s O'CLOCK,
a. Es tnstsnam dsd aassrsSs so New BSwery Msn
order II H. Hosl, lsse fawnhroker
pAwNBRoKERs sALE.-w. n LEWIS, AUCTION
viii sell, is day al isl Bowery UP stairs, by
setss W conns 4 Cons ss as sR 1 6
Blankets, Ae Sale 10 eomnenee at io3z o'ciock.
DAwNBRoKBR's sALE--w. ~ LEWIS, AUCTION
,and Street sndsr oren Bsns one hoasna lot. q
mes riates clc,ane q al descriptions aso lots Of un
h sss ,ss Il order
WIN. wirrBns. AuCYroYrER, WILL SELL THIS
Il ranare n Ses sss 1se ns
py ani Ing'an Carpets oeio.h. maaosans French and
Hsedpr ss: %
censs Essns!an ana o'her Tsses ol Paninss War; S"
SsssvaYe Cutlery siycswsTe. :osethes @i,h he Dinns
Room and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
.AnEs AT AUCTION.
4 BRAHAMs WANDER ,ooL 4 co. AuSTioSEERss
a HO1 sE.iOl.0 FURNITURE 3t

"A OIsEsiOln FuRNITlkE &tkr4
PAsu Asetlen,
yea pron@rty gentleman hAvins tae cry. E.
TfiJs DAY WEDNESDAY DE $
"a ~ roNn stone Nc - West sixteenth slrees
- betwcen Fifth ard S.,ta avenues,
sale scaiu ii ciEg AZ 9is . cAers
r.s..,re cf pescgo0 Back Nainut aror Furniture,
@Nerrd brocAie and sss'n daaasx Etaserss =. h..s
Tr STAT AIRY nssrbla oss Nevel ana Brussels t.iel'
sssTerS oi Psplnss, Bsonscs stanry, SERVES
-" - ROSEWOOD pLANOF0RrE,
made 10 crder Cy makes, Stool husic Sand Mnsc on
al Velvet star Carpe SHsri Rods &C. ShanD fs--iWo
rc~r mar D Rnr,aus French MlIr9fs rose
wood Beds,ead-, riaA carved. stsle LOUIS MY Com,
ma Tahe ae Naif CoEaf 20 -kers Arm tnAirs, oval
kack Cha ~ eov.red liest.y brnsses Catpets
ia and Bfoealol Ras IDS. lisr ana Sprng Mattresses.
gc.,t al liankets Counieiranes Eost rs, Ptinws,
AZ Nrro Pastel fantlnss d-teraa4 China To cts brn-
Ia ,sUrsine urp,r tnaniseI nahozeny ani black ~al
nat iea : Beds 'saas SOFAS, Wsshsianes booksafks
earn r SAME. define, Dining koori-Soltd carved
a. sua.t slnt marble uEtz fatent Dining Fable
ls gs draw: Coahs, Arm tholr elegant sets ctystl and
r,sg ftla War. DecAat - dozen Gcsle,s, do Cham
~ oes Wines. LsmenRaes. Tnm,les. Frp seeys sni
Prs.set.r Sian-, ~ Fnar bowls, ruby aud Parsl
n#ryo PnneN tewls cd liquor sets gold baud CANA iln'
- uohy earat'd " IS "A pieces sole tlg'f . p,
aer sna St- SILVER War. Game Urn, Casters Ssse
E-sls, Nag ia Rnr spoos forks ivory aaaaie & 1als ,
rueE,. ~ B@ranGers Mish.ns 10 attend th. are tssS
Ff r. SiNh enue 81 % cars, al As.or ncns -
Sscl IL ana oitn hotcls leaving asA'esnln hNsesi
q few doc. nom house. . s....--.--.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
lynwARD sIxT2ESioH AUcTIoNEEg
q. sTpERR STOCK OF FIRST CLASS FTRSITy

lNDWkhD sINTHENfNH, AItIIONEEK.
T. srrERB STOCK or FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
NJ u ". IVES 60. fnig day. nt ~ o'clocs, d
NJ 80 Broadway te elegant marble store near Bleeke,
i} q ial.s stock OF frSt class cty made House.
s.d Furniture, lnsiss ng rosewood walnut, and
ssai as.uy Chamber PsrloI B Mag Room and Library
.e-a goods guaranteed Also ons srperb g so.id sSqny
rso har covered iu focsfe. which csst 81 800 and has
carefully Iscf VIE do; aleo, splendid
or SUie iu Rench Morocco, in eessDt order made
espiessfor lis late owner exhibition rs evening and
toLgrtg. csiai ready also AZ GU doNn toxin oee
- snA III BroadNay.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

sNGNsTABLEs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
~ WI expose fos sale st public yendac, en- Wednes
day Dec ls62 II O'Clock noI, at the of Fwen
ninth and Third the following property 10
uis-pna black BarsS JOHN =. GLEARY. Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
EDWARD sCHENcE. AUCTIoNEER.
II VALUABLE MACHINERY

ia VALUABLE MACHINERY
For sale.
sonssng of S0lorse rover Steam Engine, zen Wood
aorsh PisEipg Tongnpg and Groovng Machines seven
BafaeHg Mschiles both wood and iron francs; also
iag- variety cf duplicates for Woolworth's P8nn. Ma
.hies Lsthcs Planers snd Drilling Machines for working
.lso large variety other Machinery will be sold ~
Thursday. Dee H. " TO- O'Clock M al " Dsy
sys where the above be sIanined time previous
- sae, aheh wi be ssou.c BY order y. y. Il.
St'HENt n and CAROLINE SCIlENck, Administrators
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
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lNpw ARD scuENcK, AuCTIOvEER.
IT.. ASSf6NFEs SALE OF WATCHES.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
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L.DsES ANCHORS AND LEPINEs
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The New York herald., 1862-12-03

lNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The new Steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON
r.. Y. GhgER, Garn3nfer
vii leave Ter No NJ, u Tiyer for New Oy.eas - -
daS, Dccar era - twelve feiock aoon.
Passsss 20 New Orleans, STi.
No ire h received bills or lailDe s.ne Fay
Apply 10 ~. u. CROMWELL. & co,
W.tt frre,
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

A UCnoN SALE.
wa a. AcLLIHGsHEAD. ApcrIoFEER.
BY CHARLES Q WARREN,
NO q coRrhANDT STREET.
REouIAR AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES,
BY TIE PACKAGE ONLY,
EVERY FRIDAY, At lo1s O'CLOCK.
rgE cArAIostE FOR THE SALE or
FRIDAY DECEMBERs,
WILL INCLUDE
SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NuhhgR OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES,
COMPRISING
BOOTS AND SHOES or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON.
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