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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
THE PEACE FERLIYG AT THE NORTH.

The Philadelphia papers publish very significant and
out spoken letter from Hon. William Reed one of the
ablest and most influential Democratic leaders in Penn
syyana in reply invitation to attend celebration
Of the resent political victory in that State We extract
the following
Let me hope that before long may congratulate you
on the u of this political in the restoration OF
the functions Of constitutional Governments the North
and an honorable peace IL my firm belief that the
paramount wish Of the masses of the North /, for peace
-;hough timidity, or eonSderatons-Inisiaken in my
opinon-of exoelency prevent them from saying
Il has been part of the policy Of the Administration
20 crush out this craving OF common humanity, and
TO denounce - traitors those who think do that
blood enough has been shed already This has been
quiesced in too long There thousands who think
With me, whose property IA endSugervd-whose indus
try is pArayzed- and mothers who praying
anxOusly fOg the return Of their children from the bat
tie field or waiting for the stern doom that takes them
from those no left 81 home. This PRAYER viii soou
fnd ulteraRce-snd the community, weary Of war ard
bood,hed-Neary of debt and taxation OF the tax col.
ec'or and the recruiting sergeantNeary of the ambu-
lance OF the wounded aud The helEe OF the dead-siu
hail with cctacy beyond control the hour when flags of
permanent truce shall be displayed Washington and
Richmond | am old enough to remember the peace OF
1915 and tine ioy Il excited; but il nothing in
comparison with what will be when this brothers
war i over.
W hen peace Coue%-ot otlott u Cuntt--u tug ulau-
ness Of tbose in power pIoOng' this dreary conflict
viii come the day OF responsibility and part of the
DUTY Of tie Democratic party will be enforce this stern
account The House Of Representative at Harrisburg
will be strictly the Grand Inquest Of this Commonwealth
and it will have work enough on hand On il will de.
vove the duty to inquire into the conduct OF this
so far a. PENNSYLVANIA concerned aud know if her
authorities have been faithful TO their local trust The
bitter cry Of the Roman Emperor for his lost lcgons
echoed BY Pennsylvania asking why her gallant
we're sacrificed and pieces distant battle fields
aud her oSn froner left open TO invasion and insult
General Stuars unressted raid through of the
populous and loyal counties OF Pennsy Vsna circng
he did ia defiance the capital of the State Is the
authorities the dgracsl Incident Of this Il
was blooieSs by mere accident II the less dis.
credltable becquSs IL bloodless.
Aner an s,lusion to other "sutsages" the dignity
aud sovereignty of the State the writer thus concludes
Had 40 other cause for rejoicing at the restoration
Of Democracy legislative power in this State, find it
in the prospect Of inquiry and il need be- punishment,
Of hose whose neglect aud Indifference have inflicted
these kindred ignominies ancient Commonwealth
where the step Of invasion has been felt for than
seventy years and where personal liberty secured by
law, has never before been violated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
.udsrilchisf of tie armies Of the Confederate ..s,

Of tie armies Of tho Confederate States
do ORDER - :
lat That all commissioned officers In the command Of
said Benjamin Butler be declared not entitled to be
considered as soldiers engaged In honorable warfare
but as robbers sad criminals deserving death and that
they and each fthem be- whenever captured reserved
for execution. rss7 81. r..,l'ti 49, -
I'd. That the private soldiers and aou- commissioned
officers In the army Of said Butler be corsdsesd a.
only the instruments used fos the eommakss Of the
crimes perpetratsd BY his orders, and mt q free
agents that they, therefore, be treated wher captured
as prisoners OF war vhh such kindness and humanity
and be sent home on the usual parole that they VIII In
no manner aid % SERVE the United States In sny capacity
during the continuance of this war, unsss duly eI.
changed. q O. o. 4, -1aii s,.s .,ls.ts.s1-.i :.
Sd That al negro Slaves captured In arms be ct once
delivered the executive authorities of the re-
spectve States 10 which they beoug TO be dealt with
according TO the laws Of said States fsasqe
4th. That tho like orders be executed In al cases with
respect 10 all commissioned officers Of the United States
when found serving In company with armed slaves In In
surrecton against the authorities of the different States
of this Confederacy. - 10 4.c 49, s.: 49,. -
In testimony whereof / have signed thsse pressnts,
~, aud caused the seal Of the Confederate
g.. States Of America to be affixed thereto, At
~ the city of Richmond, on this 22d day Of De-
cember, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two. - = -
(Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President, .,-..=. l.ir.i.j Sas-.'.s
j. P. BzNANIs, grs.t. E BE-.
~ 81 80. Secretary Of State --.i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
NANCY GREGG

Add, an honorcd and lamented name TO the list OF
the noble army OF Martyrs who have sealed with life
their devotion 70 the South aNd the State in this
In all the stirring elements Of manhood and citizenship
and civic virtue he citizen of whom any State
could be proud and whom the people could look with
confidence wherever daring and disnterested herosm
were required.
A son of that noble Roman James Gregg and a
grandson of Jonathan Msxcy, of hallowed memory,
Maxcy Gregg inherited oty lessons Of duty and integ
ritz, which he never neglected or violated.
lie was, we suppose 10 his fortyseyenth year.
He completed his IN the South Carolina College,
in 1885 but not take degree aud is therefore, not re-
corded on the rolls of the College account OF refusal
to par tcpate 10 the commencement exercises lie con-
snered himself unusty treated in division Of the rst
honors with William Banding and did not graduate &C.
cording 10 rules He studied law under his father, and
promised 10 repeat and continue his noble example OF
legal emneuee and worth In addition to the literature
Of his profession, he dilgent student of civil and
political history and constitutional Law and policy.
He was also keenly interested in military science and
studies aud made himself acquainted with all that books
can teach concerning the aud practices of var he
was appointed Major in the 18th Infantry, u s. A.,
for the Mexican war in March, lsI1 aud retired on the
dsbandng of that regiment after the war In all the
elements OF a good officer aud commander he exhibited
marked aptitude and proficiency and concated the adj
mrng regards of all who enjoyed opportunities oil oo-
servaon Candor rsnkness and earnestness we're eve
present and prevalent traits in his character and con-
duct In the great issues between the North and South
as now prosecuted to the ordeal of battle be was en-
phaticaly in earnest.
In the debates and contest Of ls50-52 he
tive aud influential leader of the party urging and adyo-
eating secession either with or without cooperation he
was then delegate to the Southern Congress" In
Nashville.
at the opening Of this war he commanded eae of thu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
Seward

shortly after Me- Dayton sent Paris as the repre-
sentative Of ,5e Lincoln Government Sewsrd-anHious
TO satisfy foreign nations that the cultivation Of cotton
zgad 20 o. u tic SOUTH and that their regular supplies
volld BE- after While foTthcOmiOg-sddressed him an
ocd uo;e declaring that there would be disturbance
Of tie labor system Of the South
Tae condition Of slavery in the several States says
he, win remain just the same whether 1t (the war; sue
eeyd,o or fail Toe rights Of the States AID the eOud
too OF every huI'tn being n them va remain sub
"e, 20 exlcy'y tbe laws and form Of administers
zion, whether the rsTo'a,on shall succeed whether
i. sball tail T.,.r constitutions, aud laws and Gus
toms. habits and mutations in either case, viii remain
III slrs Il IS hardly Necessary to add to this ISeoS
.1-s,asls sVrsr @ the further fact tina: the
President - rell as the citizens through whose suf
ycs be has come into the administration has Away:
repadatc5 all designs whatever and wherever imputed
TO ain AID them Of disturbing the system Of arsry al
&c - s=isfsg under the Consultations aud lGss. The
c.se however, would be fully presented were to
omit TO say that any such effort his part would be
aseosstiiutiO@Gl and all his in that direction
would be prevented by the JUDICIAL AUTHORITY, even
"thongh they were assented to by Congress and the
,sPe0Pls'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

hoknAf Derenber ~ lso2.
The forthcoming report of the Secretary of the Tres
Will be looked for With mach interest, diselsng
less win the condition Of the Confederate finances and
containing the matured views OF e Secretary respect
future financial policy Of the Govenenf From report
VIII probably be enabled 70 form DE present aud
perspective dss Of the confssts saes and confass
exposition agresably surprise Of perssna
who have imagined that the Indebtedness OF the
already attained magnitude which win heavily upou
Of for sitter peace sb
hsd Another feature Of the report which anticipate
occasion surprise, the statement since the date Of the
port Of the amount bonds issued TO the present time mat
heavy funded date Of the
Tressnres last report On Augus there Doubt
the few weeks the people have
osusanns the In h financial
literally Confederate bonds Consequently
hb Of the funded debt will be larger than the majority per-
suppose though large the interests country
require In view Of the Of Treasury notes What psns
chemes reduce the redndan currency aud nvgorae
credit Of the Government will be recommended BY Mr. Aemmin
GER Information but feel that they
effective system Of general taxation. Il gratifying
time the MEETING Of Congress near
AL these will be developed and the solution Of fnan
cial troubles be commenced.
Al auction sale in Lynchburg salt brought
brown Sugar cents smoking
ordinary IS cents cotton low nutet country
Jeans so5 ued cloths s5o -four, tis superhne s.,
mscAboy S9H The Lynehburg Republican Of
In Tobacco there has been large al
active nsrke The sales will reach
fully so 900 the seek, mostly medium and fine quales
Prices tending upward We quote Medium IsVc Hu.
sOeSi 20 Black Tobaccos 45Je, aud high 5c for
quSies smoking Tobacco In hbls quote at +A5Dc
Bales Oc Leaf Tobacco at the Warehouses sonnal thr
been heavy and omit quotations.
Flour dull superhne retailing FROM the eco The
government price Is s. Wheat Is Inactive. We quott $40
~ for prime White. -.
There Is much activity Liquors. and With good demand
prices have considerably We quote Apple Brandy
s4I5 considerable advance whisky oDi5 according 10
quality.
hAy. besrd Of sales Of Corn In bulk saH per bushe
Aeslve quote At 80.
Apples are sri5 advance preyiOu,
rates.
Pork Il wanted and Ia demand AZ Si6t8Sc
Butter better demand O, lisl according 70 quality
snd package.
We quote Co..on Yarns IS for assorted yurnhsrs
srl dan =, 6oe D. rhs supply continues good @d In en-
cess Of the renHrd.i '"
Small lots II new Bacon hsvs been received We quote sea
Sc aud SIS, for old. Receipts light. F,
Lzrd Is qui3i at odgtoSc Ter new. .' t-.IaHo'
Leather good demand. We quote Sole and Harness at
S2%GtA, aud Upper sSGtsx I'm
Sugar, with gh, stock hand has felt Its way upssrds
We qloie sa6ts5c, for prime TO eholee.
Tallow-uarkst hxrs. We quote u NJ cascIac.
The property at Jordnns Point owned by the james
River and RasswhG Company soii The sh inssnt Tor
4!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
DIED,
slant, ALEXANDER BROOKS

On morning Of the 2sud Instant, ALEXANDER BROOKE
Esq, IN the eth year OF bis age.
The friends and quaintapes q the family respectfully
requested the pyscsson to-day 70 O'Clock,
IL, late residence Grace street, corner Of Madison
rteuce near spotsyyana Court HOuss Thursday,
the lsh list Capt JOHN O. BROWNE In the Sis, year Of his
year.
On the lh Inst At the Meadow AbinE on aged three
onhs LAND0N CARTEs youngest ofCsP,
Nn. ". Blackboard, Of 1. :. corps OF EuItneerS-
Killed In the hsir Fredericksburg, Dec. 18Th, s6 Leu
NTER MCCOkRLE Of the Rockhrdge Artillery, Captain
Poaguel lu Rcgt Va. Light Artillery, (Col T. Brown
Killed IN Frercksburg, Dee 18Th, ls69 Lieut.
DAVID BARTON u carpentes battery, u David W.
Barton Esq, II Winchester.
Killed Ia the battle Freisl sburE Dee. ish, 1862 RAN
DOLPH FAIRRAX agei 20 years. private In the Rookoudge
Aer Poagur OF Dr. Orlando Fairfax, formerly
5f Aexandra, Va, OF hichmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
1DJIf AND TNsP'R aENEEAL's ORRlCE,
| RIcaxaxp, Nov. 9Th, 1885, !
GENERAL ORDERS,

-f-' No. &C. ( l rr.s. 81
Of eahcript. win cause following order be
each State Il the Conerscy ensure Us resehng
every part OF the county,.
l. Ali commissioned aihcsrs enlisted wto alb
from their commands from other cause a3 actual dis
s or duty under orders the Secretary Of War; from
their department commanders will return TO beI commands
without delay.
IL Corn9ued ofcsr, falling comply with the proysoos
Of the foregoing psrgl ithn reasonable ergn o. un IN
twenty after tie pISheao1 OF ts order
dropped from the rules Of the In dsrace and their
viii be fa ed 10 the nmsadsntof eouscrps Tor en-
roimeEi In the rsaks. az b. ID 81. a. sr-r.
In An cns;rd men whe hal TALL to comply with the pror
ons Of PArayrarh 0: this ordc-, within reasonable length
Tine shall b, cond tered 1ertet. and treated according
y their be furnished 10 the commandat Of conerp's
In their STATE for prb such other Action As may be
deemed e1icadous r. ..-
" In crier ensife he ccn. cooperation OF all
cerned this o.dsr INTO Immediate effect Department Com
Anes directed to require from the commanding officer OF
Of all colito officers rad enlisted noF alb
fIo their eotaBahds 1ese reports must state In each
the of IbseBe and riuenal bsuaoI or CON-
consudr who l TO furnish such report or Hho
red sbsence al conviction hereof be sumay disnissed
" Under the provisions Of the second clause Of paragraph
Of General Orders No So commissioned officers and vaes who
pablo Of bearing In consequence CT wounds received
battle eihersiSe h service required II rot
oerEse assigned 10 the DeaTe commandment OF coz
scripts 10 hr respective states rk9 win II they are fitted Tor
such duty assign them the collection Of srAers ana the en-
fcrcruent Of the provIsois ORDER with NH power call
the Military seiy a eh assistance ss may be
thereto.
VI oGicer Of QoarermA,tsrs Department charged with
oferr officer pivai- no does not
syence af he liable 10 The penalties
described !, i foregoing order Any dbssDg oeer Who shan
In violation lids order shall be liable IN h tend
for the amount Of sach p1ymslt -
tsnsI,l - .a... 8. COOPER,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
startlinr &C., from Yashingtop.

AT late hour last night Governor Letchsr
received the following highly important tele-
gram from responsible party in Fredericks-
burg. We do not pretend to fathom the mo
Irertous mystery involved. 1t is too grave a
matter for of hand conjecture, and We therefore
submit il without remark:
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec %.
Seward and son have resigned. Whole Yam
kee Cabinet will follow suit. Halleck will be
removed Burnside resigns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

f regiments organized and In active service when
be vas promoted Brigader: His services and per-
forances this grade viii be recorded In the history
Of shs war.--ORay. Courier. - "J.''t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

cFtft EHFH
s ,-.tftr Bati sits q cSs Paper ell % pub
E, ~ O. -at- bag tndisg ouGht 70 De kaOscn %
a. I1l ri eIss b. dePatsd from obituary NOaeSs
s-ss1O drstiisss 90 t-gei J ddosrttSen1eN.a
- Fs csao. a1d-,ses @ NtUyg rejected e0HtSssHGei-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

HusrEos cOusr--Judos Lyons presidtn9-rhh Court
mainly occupied yesterday In the Of civil busnes and
detsner" disposed o.
George W. Heson charged with robpey admitted 10 ball
the Of the Court.
me dinner Lanpkin for forging check for tsoos
b for to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

-,-S--.s---- 49, - a. -,
ohAlt fox-fhas oh'nsens asesss Ana hsos'sop"ep'Rs
mder termed vsrolo,d SUI prevail 10 ccnsfsrsbie
ep, In @ civ hui ksppy there 10 no alarm nalsstsd IN The
,nrt.v mi ,s, IN aes "a Lsr
d., s-s az sorioa no .d for sns uosi Ar, occur
rns 10 portion o. he ooasdssey h moi Poslbis tL
any section can b sxsmp oouyaescenf soldiers rom ssey
ea are rstnrrLns hone iron military hospA In sheh the
eontafon has been dsvsopsd and In hy carry
With them the sseds pe dssAaA hs only thns hAt san es
done 10 prevent NJ rsad 70 ysnats onarhnnne senanoes
nanir ttd pertains lhoud ps resosf TO-
'A!:lg -. - slL.l. ~ go - fl- 81 EEL.
an had oocAaop ys.serday 10 notice Tie yery
eod ~ sa,ura.v l.,t n /. b., "a, a, t,,,. H.,
e'~ "'si" s-'"-y 49," ~ wv "si" " suioHe's 49,
hs temperature has and NE expectation Of
cold udrnss dapsed though no one knoseh xhst day
auused an ersesos xnnn 70 me ana etefeos
mseS, 80 On n, ,th,a ~ sr.ssnt s.sSs III
tenpsrAta equal spring day
raised the ugis ode unisss the
force habit sssonsble ssaihsr be
rouchsafed o usihiS Lhrstmas
Co-we that suppy af Dealers yard
Increasing, but the trouble get
This difficulty perhaps be BY persons who
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

49, sPEtIaL NOTICE.-our sale Of
E<A Manufactured Tobacco Groceries old jamaica Run,
Sc take place Ills morning CruEsDAY at 10 O'Clock, fol
Manufactured Tobacco At 10.
Old Jamaica Rum al IL.
Groceries At half past II.
After which, say O'Clock viii sell 200 extra soft felt Hate
assorted eoo being the Largest and hnrst assortment offered In
thl- market this season. KENT, PAINE co,
de8 Auct'oneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

gzJ~A iaI'sion--Finy and scycH;y.ave ecr,;.
DR0AD STREET THEATRE.
ID Forth verL o. at. HARRY IAcARThT sad
MISS ICTTIT FSTEi rs,
whose have heea nicd nv the Cey aai the
ftii,ga lacl ana iegen In The sUh. MIR. Mccarthy
persona. yclny iag different ehara seieced
from Engllsh vsL, Scotch Fei,ch Dcf, hnrina and
American, With itrr Mad nal Songs, Dao,t, Costumes and
Dances E.-f .f.r - II .......F t... ~.
AduIss,on7bet. servtais 5 seats Essr.y sj 10. isGs
and the gentlemen 'aPsnIiEg hen, sniy -.asA
J. " HIILIARD,
dsq2-lus f..s Bglslnass Manager.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

THK Tussri Houss-we perceive from advertisement In
another column Of this that old friend c. b. Lack for
merry Columbian the proprietor OF the Tdn
House DsnvBe, In partnership with W. p Smith ose
the good fortune become the guests Of "Csd will be
Convinced that how "keep hotel"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

DArs-Prom the sih to the sch Of ths mouth
days Of the year. they only being hours an4 So
minutes long they lengthea gradually
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

UNITY BOXEs-1O0 empty boxes for sale
Lby (dsi9 A. M6RkIs. 81 Man street.
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q, 8if5nono 0agig,
- rnRRFRPONnENTS.

TIESDAY MORNING, DEC. 2s, Ise9.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

NOTlCE.--The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
IN holders Of the fARNFRs' IA X or VIRGIN a VIA he
held their Banking House, In lids eiy on WEDusDAf lih
January, 1903. . Il shlTh,
qe15-8laNtd Cgshsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

First Company-Capt. W Squires-KilOd-oorpl
R Mex spearing Private D Ruggles, Falconer.
Wounded w Perry, in arm; c Rossiter in hand; @
A Everett, in head J r Rodd in arm II Florence,
bruised by stones Cose severely through the body,
Sgt W Harde, severely through the bod;, Privates
" Falconer, in bead II o JaullI, in hand Drivers
J Kennedy, J CharleswOrth, Kenney, Rnsl.
Second Company-Capt NJ Miller. Wounded-H
Tuly, in hand ii Phelps in arm, GUNNER, In face
Fourth COmpsny--Uapt + Eshleman. Wounded
Lieut. II A Battles in arm Sgts Banksmith in finger,
Jno W Wilcox, bruised by shell; Privstes II q Melon
aid. in face, A Jones; Driver Geo Reynolds.
Three killed and twenty-five wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
FIdiAe.AL AND GJnMRRciaL

1865 Secretary Of State
The New York herald., 1862-01-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBKRT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS
"A $1,000 worth OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD rgRNITURE, PAINTINGS,

SUfERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS,
4. A. public auction this day CTaesday January H.
Al the elegant residence 48 West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Sale commencing at ii O'Clock, viz
rosewood PianOforte,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits, Bronze Ormou
lers Velvet Medallion Carpets Seyres and Dresden China
Ornaments, Pier and Mantel Mirrors Embroidered Lace
Cura'ns; OIL Paintings, by eminent artists.
The auctoneers would call the particular euon of thei
friends and the public to this sale the catalogue comprising
auction this The made order
less than seven months and is of best description
Sale positive who regard to weather Drawing Rooms
Rosewood Bookcase and Secretaries Encognures Ladys
Work Table, Writing Desk, French plate Pier Mir.
rors marble slab and brackets, two large Mantei
Mirrors richly carved frames: embroidered Lace Curtains
koom Furniture In three colored brocade Of
richest description carved In solid rosewood
Sofas two Arm and eight Oval Back rosewood Centre
lined with satnwood, marble top mirror doors and back
Kings patent Reclining Easy Chairs Pier, Gard and Quar-
tette Tables OIL Paintings by Coe, Inman, Legrand Sell
Mary from ceebratd painting in the Louvre Paris Storm
' MxGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD E 20 1'iA PfANoFoRTE, Not',RnE
The rhet instrument oDered auction this
carved legs and four corners plate
strung bass all modern made by city Makers
fully tested by compete judges, and pronounced eor
inst umcn rosewood Canterbury do Stool covered IN bro
Dining Room-Oak Buffet Extension Table China Dinner
and Tea Sets Crystal Glassware richly engraved Table Cut
lery solid Siverware Chambers-Rosewood and mahogany
Bureaus, Bedsteads warrobes, Toilet Tabe Commodes,
Dressing Tables Hair Spring Mattresses erpanes
Blankets Sheets Towels Mcraw patent Sofa H. eads
Carpets
N B.Sraneers wishing attend this sale can take the
Fifth avene Broadway 81 .ih
will brn them within few doors Of the house. corner OF
Sixteenth street. Competent persons will be after dance
to pack, ship or cart the goods at reasonable chares
The New York herald., 1862-01-14
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
n Housenold Furniture. ma ,nifcrnt Pa ior
Ornaments, dc being the entire eontenta

or a five story residence ana cost over SIl OOO
20 be cold this day (Tuesday) O'Clock precisely at m
West art street near Seventh avenue by RUSSELL
w: WESTCOrT, auet ieer The entire catalogue will be
sold strictly without highest BIDDER for cash.
consisting Of everything desirable for costly elegant
furnishe residence, parlors dining ROOM chambers and
library being reple,e with modern and antique Furniture
been in but short tme-Ee. ant Pier Table rich carve.
Rosewood Suits in broc.,e French Man'e Pier s.
Elizabcthan Eegeres solid ROSEWOOD Centre and Per
Tables Turkish Chairs and Lounges, magnificent French
Parfan and antique Lava Vases and parlor Ornamental
6isque Figures and Groups, costly Paintings silk
and Lace CuranS rosewood Chamber Furniture Of
description elegant Hair Mattresses and Bedding, rosewood
Secretary over six hundred yards Of Tapestry Ingram
Carpets with complete complement oil oak Dining Furni-
turc rich cut Glass ruby and white French Bohemian
China, Table Cutlery, Silverwarc. &c.
N.B-There will be cement of this sale on any
account Full descriptive catalogues at house.