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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

MURDERlUs Assault The Rutland Her-
aid gives the following account Of murder
GUS assault and attempt to break Jail in
Rutland On Tuesday evening last
Last evening between the hours Of seven and
eight o'clock, Mr.. Simons, the Jaiior in this
village, having occasion to take out prisoner for
examination before a Justice, opened the door for
that purpose, when he vas frriously assaulted by
one Of the prisoners, named Miller, who stood
near The door at the time. Miller first struck the
Jailor on the head with a club, cutting through
the scalp 70 the bone, infic.ing wound some two
iachcs In length. lie then attacked Ir. Simous
with knife, and cut him severely under the eye.
W lille this STRAY was going on, two other pri on
ers, Green AMI smith, rushed past them through
the open door, with the evident intent 10 escape.
But IN the meantime the ladies in the house, with
much presence Of mind bad bolted the front door.
Green fading that door fastened, made rush for
the back door, with knife in hand, but arrest
ed in his progress BY Young man in the employ
meut Of lir. simous, who happened TO be in the
kitchen. While this attempt on the part OF
Green and smith 20 escape was being made an
other prisoner John Kennedy, came % the rescue
Of the Jail0r, aud Miller was finally overcome,
and di not succeed in getting free from the grasp
Of Mr. SimOas. Green ard smith were then
placed bac-, AMI the door locked. Immediately
after matters were thus seemingly composed, Mil
Ter and GIten made an assault upon Kennedy for
assisting tie Jaii0r, when Kennedy dew a knife
and stabbed Miller in the lef; side. infcting
deep, but We understand, not 'atsl wound At
thi- julelure assistance arrived, and Miller and
Green were taken out and placed in the dungeon,
where they will lie apt to remain for the present.
There was evidently a conspiracy between Miller,
Green and Smith to break jail, but which fortu-
nat-ly failed through the resolute resistance Of tie
Jailor. and The presence Of mind Of the women Of
his household. There we're sight or ten prisoners
IN the room. Miller and Green are the TrcjIns
who sole the horses Of Nicholas Il. Powers Of
Clarerdon, few weeks ago. smith Is 10 jail on
the charge ot stealing sheep.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
Pr RSONAL.

A large nunb-r Of the members of the
House united IN getting handsome sword
and sash, for Lieut.. Col. Cummings OF the
10th Res't, Tor several years Clerk of that
body 1t was sent him by express, and last
week letter ol thanks from him was read
in the House.
DAVID Blakely, Esq, formerly of Yer
mont, has been appointed Secretary Of State
in Minnesota.
Lieut. c. c Splulding. lately discharged
from the 9Th Vt regiment, is gam in the
army. in the Qusrtermastcrs department.
Western division.
Gen. Howe, now in command Of the lst
Vt. brigade, j; is stated is graduate Of
West Point, native Of Maine, and WIS
captain IN the 4,h artillery before receiving
his appointment as Bugadier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

met family of children in williamstO"h'
Vermont, who had dried and prepared ten bush
els Of apples, " for the Soldiers from very
ordinary orchard on hill farm. The orchards
Of Chittenden County have reputation equal to
any in New England.
Contributions marked ''To be kept dry. may
b.. sent to the New Englsni Women 'sAuxIliAryAs-
,ociAtion, % Summer ST., Boston, this being the
Boston and New EasaHi Branch Of the U. 5.
Sanitary Commission
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

Ing NIUTRALs IN SEcEssIA.-NO one who
has not been in the front with the army can
conceive OF the activity and bOldness Of tho
rebels, specially wnen the army or any pOr-
ton Oi It is about u illl back or 10 any move
ment t. abandon a position. II it Is a town
occupied, armed rebels invariably march in-
to one side, while our rear guard Is leaving
at the other they seem % spring up, like
Rlderick Dlu's men, on both links and
rear. Such was the ease at WaFrent0n and
all other places recently ahand1nel. Tne
fact l., our lines are always filled with tFai-
tori, Gems next 70 impossibls 70 prevent
i, they profess 10 be neutral 50 long as iL il
Necessary u DO 50, and thersflre are general
IL permitted u remain within the lines
these men know Of any contemplated move
meut Of the army quite as SOON as outsiders.
aud the moment the movement Is comm need.
they are rsidy 10 draw their arms from
the places Of concealment and tall upon all
s,ragslers-a class Of soldiers who are far
too numerous in the Union army.
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P 0 E I r \
THE VOLUNTEER.
ByE. ;. cUILER-

-1At dawn he said bid them all farewell,
To 20 where bugles call AMI rifles CLEAN"
And with the restless thought asleep he tell,
And glided into dream.
A great rot plain from sea to mountain spread,
Through it level river slowly DRAWN
He moved with a vast crowd and at its head
Streaned banners like the dawn.
There came a binding fash, doafenins roar,
And dissonant cries Of triumph and dismsy;
Blood trickled down the rivers reedy shore,
And with the dead be lay.
The morn broke in upon his solemn dreams,
And still with steady pulse and deepeningeye,
Where bugles call, he said. "aud rles CLEAN
I follow, though 1 dielT
Wise youth, By few Is gloTy's wreath attained; /;
But death, or late or soon. awaiteth all.
To fght in Freedom cause is something gained.
And nothing lost, to fall.
-AHas'ic Monthly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

WHERE TnE SHOE PNCaEs.-rhs Rich
mond Wig says:
I'VE are about to be put to the greatest
trial We have yet encountered. Ii We are res-
dy at all points, and succeed in repellIng the
the enemy, i will probably be his final eI
fort II he breaks our deiences and makes
his way into the interior, enforcing emanoI-
patton as he advances, be will do incAlcula-
ble mischi.f."
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Miscellaneous.
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY.

As LxPERIENCED By one WHO SPENT THIRTEEN
MONTHS N RICHMOND " BLACK HOLE
CHARLESTON JAIL, CASTLE PINCKNEY,
COLUMBIA JAIL, RICHMOND HcsPITAL,
SALISBURY PRISON, BELLlsLAND,
AND FEW OTHER HOLES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

Railroad communication between Louls-
via and NAshvills Is now complete.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

A correspondent, writing about matters 10 Rich
u,opd sa,s.-Lieut Biiss, Of the "a Michigan
,rtll.rv, was shot by the guard unIer the follow
ing circumstances; lie vas buying MIX AZ tne
-, vb.n he Was ordered btck in moment
r.. ,s,.erei =. As soon as ny bJsi il filed As
h. turned the guard shot him dead Pretty
veil ror damned old shot gun,' shouted the iel-
low.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
[Osr Army Correspondence
FROM THE 18TH REGIMENT.

CAMP VERMONT,
Near ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. "a, 1867.
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Ube4ree pteas
DEBATE on THE Personal LIB-
ERTN LAW.
BURLINGTON
FHIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ), is62.

The proposition to modify what is called
the personal Liberty Law" Of this State, by
striking out ertain sections supposed to be
in violation Of l,Constitution Of the Unit
ed States. Ell, i-i-trst J, D. ! the
House On &c 27tn ult. Tie following re-
port from Walton's Journal will give the
substance Of the debate, and the action Of
the House on the subject:
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03
Il y I Z - f. r.. )
vi 4 L T. RI \ I.

. The undersigned would respect iuIly cal tn
attention II tn" r;;!r I" fhr;r large assert
,ncit Of H"DHS. ELL\U.S. S.4SH moan
tR.LHES. bjAIG| FLAMES. G.2SH.
hOihDS, C.AHiNES. HOiLOINGS. MN.
I TIES. @yd every 0e>ci p'i3n nf House Build
M, materials, which they nave constantly ON
AAi1. and whicl. they can furnish Al; the short
''>t notice.
Ii"y are also prepared ~ furnish a, tho
shortest unri,e FRAME WORK for
''uitry Houses. Cottages, and suburban
Residences accur,iin. {" any plan or design.
al ready lt,r,! 10 be pat mp cii their propos-
ed sites.
Farmers and others -icSirnus of building
in the country, w"l.ll tiUd il Ia their advantage
by L'.irg NJ cali before purchasing elss-
Where. a. We are iuily prepared To execute
v'Tk on the most rcaspUtIle terms And tho
advantages, "h!.h We offer IL preparing all
ehc materials that may hc necessary in con.
.trun'imI h"u~t. VII ir f,lInl t. save the
Binder \ great dyA, u vcxatiuus delay and
XrcIae.
as5 "a. or!.vs l,r. a, 'he:r oifice or ad-
dressed I" 'n.H, ~ mail VIII meet with
promp aud satisfactory attention.
MAJ Glll!N 4 JOHNSON.
Steam Ptrini"y MA anil Sr,sh Factory.
EAST Fails Avcl.H,. near Pratt Street Bridge
W..rrh"u>r No. - Ffati street.
Next door - Penn x Mitchell Dait. Md.
April io;h, is50-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'k'NE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il i""'n AhES Il. THOMAS s JOSIAH
.. Ejoh RI, - ~ mutual consent tins dnv
dlss"!E-f. he business will lie carried ON
hereafter ~ IL" name 81 jaime. h Ihou.s
"'... ., "n;n5nzeI 10 settle ii business OF H..
lie G.aI.
JAMES T.. THOMAS,
JOS .. ROCKER
April l7th, 1869 -4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03

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IN N~-.'... i-rI- = ar.i II, 90 on the tnird
Ne, 'ov ~ February.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03

July 3rd, So
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03

September 18Th. lHtl-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-07-03

May !. I~t2 -+w.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
w THE EXHIBITION or GlGNOUxS
INDIAN SUMNER IN VIRGINIA
AT SCHAUS NEW GALLERY, 7lg BROADWAY.
Admission 2S cents. Omen from A. M. 10 NJ

NEWARK LIBRARY HALL.-MoNDAy JAN. "a, At
In most positively the only appearance In Newark OF the
great Hermann. The programme win be
the that performed BY him Friday, Nov ~ a the
residence General Mcclellan, Washington ana
Saturday Nov the White House before sn ais n'es, ss
Cabinet Corps Diponequc. The order Of ,he per
formances will be announced from the stage ~ herI
mann himself Admission 60 cents; reserved s,a - cents
EXTRA The sale Of seats will commensr on friday !sn =
at Kinds Music Hail. Bank street Doors open M'Si "
commence At 3
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOE s25ooD "CENTRAL PARK I'M

PROPOSALS FOR S2J0ON CENTRAL PARK I'M
II provrinent Fund Stock OF 1876"
Sealed proposals viii be received at the Comprollers
1ce until MONDAY the tenth day Of February 1862 ut two
o'clock L. M when tn will publicly ned the
whole III of hundred and thou
sand dollars the Central PARK Improvement Fund
Sok authorized by chapter IS OF the Laws 1860 By
Ordinance OF the Common Council approved by the May
Octobcr IL. 1851.
The viii interest the Of per cent
per ptabia quarter yearly, and the principal
redeemabic November |. 1876.
The proposals Will state the amount of stock desired aud
hunirei dollars thereof and
whose proposals accepted will be lred deposit
orlan of the city, within days after open
the bis. the awarded them
Guiding the premiums on the same.
the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham
bcrain deposits, the viii entitled
ceve ccricaes for of the value OF the
stock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each should he sealed aud endorsed "Propo-
Central Park Improve Fund Stock" and
enclosed In second envelope addressed TO the Comp
trolcr
seed protect promote the interests of the
city. ROBERT T. lAWS Comptroller.
CRY or NEw YoRK, DErARrxEST FiSAScs, Comptro.
ers Office, January 9, 1862.
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SALES AT AUCTION:
A n. 3. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
As SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS STATIJARY &c PUBLIC AUCTI(

PAINTINGS, STATUARY, &C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
The properly OF Q family declining housekeeping
esle commencing on this day. Friday January - a. II
eixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
seven octave rosewood Pianoforte.
Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers, :
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Dsosade and Lace Curtains,
Bookcase Etegeres, Centre Tables
China Glass and silverware
Sheffield Table Cutlery Table Linen
Drawing Rooms-Rosewood Suit covered In gold
brocael one do green and gold TeteaTete Sofas Arm
Chairs Reception and oval back Chairs Eegeres
Stauary marble top Secretary and Bookcase, lined with
stnwood plate glass DOORS Encoignures Cabinets Centre
Tables Mantel Mirrors eight bronze chandelier ant
nihoent Sevres China Vases superb Bronze representing
Mercury. Crusaders, Cheval de Marley, Hamlet REM
brandt two match Paintings Scenes the Hudson Coe
Assumption Of the Virgin by Lecard Marine Views orig
NAL BY Diebol French Line Engravngs Bronze Clock
one month"; black walnut Hatsiand Velvet Carpets Cham
bers-Brusses Carpets rosewood and mahogany Dressing
Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes Commodes, Lounges
Chairs Sofas Chairs covered with haircloth Spring
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Blankets Counterpanes
Oval Mirrors Dining Room-Oak Buffet Extension Table,
Glassware, Parian marble Punch Bowl Silver Dinner and
Tea Service Salvers Table Cutlery, Napkin Rings.
Furniture of the servants apartments, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture House for sale let Inquire of the
.aucioneers
N B.-strangers wishing this sale take the
the Astor St. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels which will
bring them within few doors OF the house corner of Six
teenh street. Compete Mt will be In attendance
pack, ship and cart goods.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIRRORS, &C

Ii DAhlEl. A. MATHEWS, auctoneer viii sell tins day
(frday, at i O'clock At his stesroom 10 Nassau street.
large mt Of handsome Household Furniture con.
sisng o iwn superb rosewood Psror Sucs In French
btJca,e, Centre Tables, egeres elegant French Plate
M.ni and fer Mirrors, French china Sets, Vases
Tea Ses rosewood walnut and mahogany ing
French d.icads Han Mattresses Feather Beds 30 ster
Pillws Bcdang Washsnnds Wafdrobes, Buiicts Dinins
TABLES, Sofas Lounges Chairs Rockers cnameed Chamb
Suites secretary anu Library Bookcases Dining Chairs &C.
Also Velvet Brussels and other Carpets Also large Magic
Lantern with "a Slides suitable for exhibition private
use. CafaiOgues ready. '-~
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
ANIUsEMENTs.
e--f's,-~,-r s1sa~s0-~-~=~~0 ~
WINrER GARDEN

w CARD
s sGGa o ts as
which holiday times ,.f s1,s1 oNSH R,rS that ofhs
has been universally the attractive As
Nab 4. ssrs sa BY
through every scene and bearing on its eurren. the fanias
ws especially SrnhnE 70 e the s oSe sn
fairy lore . fesst Of uneqasisd spIsndor
Drama in "AA R Il "si s. s. clskE II AZ nAd Queen
acknowledged to be the greatest Low Comedian now
This evening The Stisinsi 81 Al. America ce%sdisn.
and also for the first tims Soc
In tho
sENTINEI: OF THE NIgar.
Ss
Of be Grand
BY Van Austen and Bohanan New and beautiful BY
Molenhsuer Fascinating Dances marches and movements
ROSA WOOD
A FULL AND BRILLIANT Sa CORPS DE BALLET,
sscn
sA' We" Of raE BArM 6s
tic Han Of hs xcr ss s
Aquatile Abode Beneath the Rhine Cave Of the Lurebeg
The Bleeding Sun.
THE srszss sEss1aS aHfiSH 4Hh qs RHINE HHH sArADs
ss,.r -. POETS DREAM OF FAIRY LAND.
svEn 81 En SCENE
Previous 70 which will be produced for the first time at
this 4as n sssssHs sEsss %'TT ~ THE Te Sa
$#H F#H sHS5iSEE sESEfSE SS SS EHH E#H SES# siS#5
oGSo Doors opsa psa sSsss' & Commence at CLARKE
Conclude at lOjs precisely. ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

AMUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIgLos GARDEN.
1y Lessee and Manager Henry G. Jarrett
second night Of the sTsis ss n1seHf4 co'da
's'eA' 81 SIX S0.e JOHN T%I
received on Wednesday evening with applause
eve, .,..0sss oSs OF p 1Ia TEE LARGEST AUDIEEcEs
NJ: Mr. WI gMiyx WxHEAT5Ex RNN HI+ PkIs6E nAL
M On 5S TRiDAii sEyESfSS. yASgARY T. lsss 'o'
VII De presented Shaksperes great Historical Psy IN Eve
GO. KING HENRY 7HR FOURTH.
BATTLE OF SHREWSBURY
DEATH OF 1sp HorspuR,
concluding with these remarkable hnes:-
Rebellion in this land shall lose its sway,
xss Hssns s s', q s.oss
ns. :ss.s irssi iii our ai own e % 'on'
Es5SfS Hal JAMES rs VIZ E!IzsE55s g
BASR9hIH RR pkhdv MARX SMITH 18th
On tomorrow saardayj evening" January as 1851 at tho
request Of hundreds who were unable gain admsnce
Tuesday evening last will again be performed the great
with this magnificent cast
Gss,;ns. GlSsss Mr. James W w Wallet y.
pamont M wm r. nsysnnHI nssasy
J1ne I;i,I. Shore Mrs Julia b ,nnst, Sla Barrow
First time HSrs S Is slHsT sSES Rs%a snsisd
William (his world renowned characterl
States England, Ireland ana scotland, inrodacng
Of and s aS h ~
H's'5ss irving PSiSSi ''''' '''
ssnIss P.rou., all parts of the 20 CENTS csn:
Doors open at I. Curtain rises at TX
Box Office open daily from 8 A. M iii sP. M
OLD BowERY THEATRE sn,ov,,.v,, o,,,,,u
THE nsrrn741sPsS RAs ds55SsEEiHns4mos.41sr. s5sEi
"' '-AHh 4E 'eRssH 1oSlc eHs SGHEs. shpfs;~eN' with
anu '''''1iff Tas WONDERFUL. BLIND srExD.
MADAME LOUISE EESSEsSiGN ESSkSaiss 'H
1'DSis'w DAN E1GH 1{GaHs'S%FffE1{EA %fEE AFFsa fss O'clock
TIE GREAT Z. cANTERsgR9 RsgREwHy MysIc HALL L..
NIGHTLY FiILEb ii ED 70 . khFEEIISS uonh oo.
ONE HyS$S Ssar OCCUPIED
4H w2f In THE CITY,
" AsEEs5 q THE SSsasbrz
f'i%Sj SS
SSS$ "a
" SMJTH ppd, the Gnampioa, i y, Bone 30; nr PLAYER
BYRON CHKlsrY the Ethiopian Orator.
The great Gymnasts, ASHTON AND ROGERS,
THE GREAT RAyEL PANToMIME
will be produced on % NEXT style of spendor
xsb '' ;'ss
novel and intricate mach merry grand Marches beautiful
at 'sess aa sS.y s' q asl tSa%s.ns ssasr. $
The-popuar comic Sx%Sis y;ss'is's STEWART
aud wiz IN Ssst oSpY nj n1S EEST here
'D ~ RoBknr FOX. Agent
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

AZ ~ AH5sS@sr AHSs5sAs II A'sIs aHIa Aa54D"4z
' AN rESsfi ESsH,5 y ATTsHRFS2s THE H1SfGsr OF
Henceforth let stage be dated from the
'''As ~ THE GREAT COMEDY coMBINArIoN
WE AckSo%LEbSE kT NJ hs2HSS4hv 70 RIVALRY.
AbOvd. .a them ieS' al we proudly tpwsr.i'
not 'iHf THs sGF VfRDiGa sRDisa sS oS THE PUBLIC
declares '"It THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
the only SSFSEi' II, SSS s% q S4znpsaGn Esss
ToSY ToSY FAsToE, FAsros
TONY TONY fAsTos, fAsFos,, TosS ToSS FAsToE FAsTSk
TONY TONY FasTSR, rAsTSR,
The only truly original Clown Comic Singer and Jester 10
#Hs $Hs s$$s sEs SSFSs SSFES
The ';iH'ssS' S$sSEH$ $Fs SSHE2 WHITE WHITE:
The old Ar0'' sih&oSs # NJ sss.' l. Eesis ss6s lions
The most ds'e'fs P@gT PsYaTlar R&sr q A' a''
The genuine Representative of the Sable Sons Of 'As
WV" FIRST CLASS PERFoRMKRs.
s$aE: S$HE: S$aE: 81 81 81 ssHEEE ssEEEE :sEEEE
''mp'''ea GRACE, SExUTT AND ExcELLESoR
"-' DEFY THE WORLD TO EQUAL THEM.
In order 70 re1daT %MERfcAN MUSIC HALL
the frs, in the world, we have In preparation series q
Grand Novelties.
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
oS sATgkBAAYY sAATTkBAY AFTERSoos AFTERSS9s hSck cES
For The The Ss: Ladies' snS and oSidrs SS
NB-Great move ties In active preparation.
ROBERT w. BUTLER, Sole Manager and Proprietor
CUALLENGE.-A GREAT DEAL OF TALK Is GOING
~ the rounds Of the newspapers, stating that
SENORITA ISABELLA CUBAS
the best danseuse in the United Staies We VIII wager
FIVE $500 HUNDRED
sENoRITA ANNErTA GALLErrI
the accomplished danseuse In America ane
will deposic 400
any responsible individual TO be decided b. any com
''''''' '""' '"" ISABELLA CUBAs.
" w s my ANNErTA GALLETTI
dancing way she may propose AZ any
theatre or in the Cntel States 81
one weeks notice. We will also wager -
ONE THOUSAND DuLLARs
MONS EpoARD vELARDE
sENoRITA ANNETTA GALLErU
''e '"' TWO BEST DANCERS ,.ru,..
In America and can other dancers IN he uneo
States in double dance Here Is chance Tor some inter
nrsng usanager furore ~ very itte expense
| Money ia ready st one hours nohce'
re,. s,,etu and Mons vclaric arc now playing an
Anne.s ys phs cphs Any communication addressed u
EGaorgc Lea Meiodeon $50 Broadway Will be attended to-
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

w yANrrD-AFIRsT AND SECOND vIoLINIsT. vIO.
w nceo banjois, and men well posted general bust
pesa and voices form good quartet tor cses nn
suri travelling Gall 81 VI address Franz o. ces
uns', 6lt Broadway,
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
UCTION NOTICED. D. CAULKINS & CO., AUG
"A TIONEERS-POSITIvE AND UNKESERVED SALE
OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

THIS DAY (Frdayl at II O'CLOCK precisely, all the
superb and costly Furniture Paintings Satuary Works
OF Art. rosewood Drawing Room Suits ELEGANT octave
Pianofoit, Mirrors Velvet Carpets &C., in the
residence No 20 West Fourteenth street. between Eighth
and Ninth The auctione,r calls the special ae
on OF the public TO this SALE being the richest
assortment OF Household Furniture offered This
season The Furniture all made for the present owner
and absolutely sold without reserve
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or carved rosewood EeGeres, tons
French plate doors aid back ladys Work Table nad with
mother of pear rosewood Centre Table statuary marble
top; full suits of rr wng Room Furnitureeegan Tete
Stce Sofas two Arm two Reception and eight oval back
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered In three color
Console Tables inaid with buhl sei
and Lace Curtains. French plate Pier and Mane Mirrors
with rich gilt frames superb Sevres and Dresden China
Vases richly decorated; Paran marble Sces the Sea-
sons, Artistic Bronzes representing Nghtan Morning Pan
dora Painting Poetry, Music, Crusaders nque
Vases from Herculaneum and Pompe ebony Card Table,
Viewed Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock,
runs month; OIL Paintings by Rousseau, nman, Hun
fngton, Cole. Legrand and other eminent artists
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
carved legs and four finished round
tnlad with PEARL Music Rack rosewood Stool covered In
brocade; embroidered Cloth Cover Books and Music Hail
rosewood Hatsand Oieoth stair Carpet &c Chambers.
second storRichy carved rosewood Bedsea style Louis
XIV; Bureaus and Commodes match; Wardrobcs
dng Toilet Tables Shaving Stands. Bopkstand, Couch
Arm Chairs, Curtains, Shades Conces, Hair Mattresses
Beds and Bedding, decorated China Toilet Sets Mirrors
Dining Room Furniture of every kind, Tea Sets, Silver
Ivory Table Cutlery Dining Table &C. No pone
ment.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

PATNBn9Elng sALR-rMIs DAY, AT A. M. cRIs.
q TALANA Auction Hlprc, % Bowsry, consisting OF n
arss and valuable sssortent Mems aud Womens War
n Ap2srri % cvfy dSsorption, also quilts, Blankets
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
TTENRY II. LEEDS. AucTIoNEER HENRY II,

TI H. II. = 1T.
IL LEEDS CO. will sell, auction, Saturday Jan.
b. irH O'Clock at the salesfopm. No 2J Nassau street.
Hoseh Furniture. Brussels and Ingram Carpets maohg
any B,dsteads, mahogany marble-top Dressing Bureaus
lace wncow Curtains GIT Oval Mrrurs mahogany Rockers
and raror Chars covered In hair cloth Hair Marcsses
oak back walnut Extension Dining Tables
mlrbctp Bullets black walnut marbletop Sdeboaris &c
Also one punchcon Cameronis Scotch Whskey and one
punchcon Jamaica Rum To be sold without reserve remain
ing from previous sale; 1880 Plantation Segars,
barrels; also i've Minle Rifles with bayonets. lot OF
patent leather Revolver Holsters lot Of Revolver Cases.
mahogany and oak, OF French manufacture.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

7NEOKGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
VI OF e.egant Household Furnitur,.-By GEO. COOK,
this day at ocosk q. the store No li Broadway the
the largest and celebrated Cabinet
the , and in Of Paror Suits brocade
csei plush and bacloih OF fine Il, e and nlsh rosewood
Paror SecretiIes Eegeres, Cantrjurys Music Cabinets
Centre ana Fancy Tables rosewood Amour double
WsrdoOes, DO lkcases Sdeboards Chamber Suits
Bar aus Bclsteads, Commodes, Ext Dining Tables
debo-rs Dining Chairs, Lounges Easy Chairs &C., max
superb stock OF first class Furniture which the
Of buyers is invited, the sale Is absolute.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE AND
~ Bo.,t,ing kte ers-An the Furniture OF first clas
boarding. h1uc iS2 Wayefey place. east of Sixth enu
will be sold public auction this AFTERNOON al O'Clock pre-.
c'sey eonssing OF Brussels Threey and Ingram Car
Pc Glass Cana and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, kchtn
Furniture Cut Glass Ware
Aso OJ lots of rosewood, mahogany black walnut
AndIoak Pa or, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture;
Mattresses. BEDS and Bedding, blankets; &C. Sale positive
Arcii, neer