davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
FROM MEXICO.
Letter or Napoleon HHg.-Wis National
Benor snvoivsd His Assertions Of DiA.
interestedness.

The Courier des Eta's Unis of this date pub
fishes letter, dated Vera Cruz, September
18th, which contains some interesting details
of Mexican Affairs. President Juarez has been
much troubled by the detection Of Doblado and
his retirement to the interior with thousand
men. Doblados future plans and objects arc
unknown The death OF Haragoza, in whom
the army has the greatest -eesRtence, adds to
the complications. Among those trying to Sc.
cure the command or the army are Common
fort, Uraga and 0rtega.
General Lorences had received the following
letter from the Emperor Of the French:
my dear General: ] have heard with pleas
ure of the brilliant affair Of Cumbcs, and with
modification Of tine check at the attack OH
Pue5la. II is the fortune Of war 10 have re
verses, which often obscure the spleudor Of
SUGGEST but that in no reason to feel dlscour.
aged. The national honor is inrolred, and you
will be sustained BY all ,he resources you can
desire and Of whith you may hare need.
"Tell your troops that you have the assur.
ance of my entire satisfaction with the ircourage
and iortitudc. However far away they may
be my solietude slll cares for them.
II approve Of your conduct, although 1t may
not have been comprehended by the world
You haze dane meH to protect General Almontc,
since he is in a state Of war with the actual
government of Mexico. Everyone who seeks
the protection Of your flag has an equal right
to tha, protection. But all that should not a,
all influence your future actions, IL is contrary
to my intentions, TO my origin, md my prin
ciples to impo'e any Sare'nme"t nhdteotr on
The Nezicaa people. They car freely choos.
that form they prefer. only require OF them
sincerity in their foreign relations, and only
Seek the prosperity, and independence under
stable and regular government of their beau
tliul country" Receive, &c, NAPoLGoN.
General Forey was expected at Vera Cruz or
the Goth Of September, and immediately on his
arrival Lorenccz and his suite wou.d elurn Il
France.
Lorencez will leave Forey an excellent mill
lary situation. He has erected masonry for
on the heights of Borrese aud has built trenches
about Orlzaba, which will be the headquarters
and base Of operations Of the exped,lionary
artDy
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The Union men of Kentucky represent that
very lew recruits have been gained by Bragg or
Kirby Smith, but hat they have obtained large
numbers Of horses and cattle
The Richmond Dispatch does not like the Yam
kee Ii describes him thus: "'rhe Yankee is
but degenerate Purilau-he lineal descendant
Of the Mayhower Pilgrims, with all their traits
of avarico, hypocrisy and cunning intensified BY
transmissiun."
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

with three hearty cheers for the I'm
ion, the Constitution, and the enforce
ment of the laws,
As u result of this dem onstratior,
authority has since been given by
Maj. Gen. Foster, toraise q compa,Ss
of cavalry, in addition to that ofin,
fantry already raised there and the
prospects are most encouraging that it
will be completed at an early day.
1t gives us great pleas are to be able
to state that recruits are rapidly com
ing in for the new cavalry company
authorized to be raised at Plymouth,
NC. m
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18


I have highly important and gratifying news
irom this quarter to communieat. have before
advised you that the rebels had pushed their
piekets some distance this side Of the Blaekwa-
ter, and had grown quite bold in their menaces
of this post. On Thursday evening Major Gene
raj Peck ordered q recOnnosonce in force, which
was placed under command If Colonel Spear. Of
the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry Colonel
Spear started upon bis mission aboht nine clock
and On Friday dyove in the ensmy o piekets upon
the main body. which wa, commanded by Gene
raj G W Smith. A smart skirmish 'ensued. in
which the Colonel had ono Lieutenant and two
sergesnts wounded He succeeded. however, in
completely outing the foe. and pursued him as
far as Franklin. on the other side Of the Black
water. The object Of the Reconnaissance was ful.
ly accomplished and much valuable information
gained IN regard to the strength and position Of
the rebel force in this quarter, There 10 not now
rebel soldier on this side Of the Blackwater;
and the probabilities are that they will soon
make another appearance in our vicinity. COL
onel Spear has won new laurels by the gallant
manner in which be performed the mission e,-
trust d to him. The loss Of the enemy was not
ascertaiDed. .al. .l. .ag.5 ae
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The gentlemanly purser Of the Cos
sack is entitled to our thanks for files
of late New York papers. lie evil
IDENTIFY understood our wants, and by
supplying them, has enabled us to lay
before our readers o.day, very graf
flying account of the success of the
Federal armies in Florida.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
TIE Forte ss tho Hebs,. n. Rieha,ona.

The Washington Star says M Richmond on
Sunday of last week the only troops in and
around the city were those few in number, actu
ally Ia the Notifications. and regiment doing
provost guard duty i'll and around the town.
So soon rs train arrives there, every one COM
ing into Richmond is made TO go with a soldier
to the provost marshal office, and il not well
vouched for, is vigorously held in custodyi and
guards are 50 posted as to prevent egress from
the city at any point without pass
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

A number of names Of good and
loyal men are already attached to the
enlistment roll of the Craven County
Company of Union Volunteers. Re
cruitipg Office in the Progress Build
ing, second floor. "Come along boys
and Join the army"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

If the Hampshire Gazette does not
feel able to furnish us with q decent
copy Of their paper, on account of the
high price of paper, we will furnish
them with all invoice Of paper so as
to secure readable copy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Some absent minded individual,
paid us silver 25 cent piece yestcl-
day, instead of suffers bits Of paste,
board. AS it was doubtless uninten,
tiona1, the owner can exchange it up
on Identification. We have not seen
fifty cents in change for two or three
weeks, SO flooded has our market be-
come with slinplasters, both good and
bad.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Interesting from the South.
Gen. and Ex-senator Robert 7oom6s
Seriously Wounded al Antietana.
letter from General HiOngstreet to
His wife.

YELLOW FEVER At GALVESTON
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

An enthusiastic Union demonstra-
tion was held on Sunday, with Union
services, at Winfield, N. G. The
speaker spoke from the porch Of a
house, belonging to noted secession
ist, and preached sound doctrine to
the union men who assembled.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
IMPORTANT from SUFFOLK.


OUR SUFFOLK c0RREspoEDENcE.
SUFFOLK, Va, Oct. 4, 1862.
Brilliant Morements - The Rebels Dripen
Ac,oss the Bkdckwater- Gustacus W. Smith
In The FislI AZ
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
Capture or Il Rebel Fort at 81.
JOhn's Bluff.
General Brannan in Command Of
the Military and Commander
Steedman the Naval Forces.
The Rebels Held a Strong Position
surprlse or Rebti Cavalry aHd In.
fantry Camps.

Capture Of n Quantity Of War Material
and Dcsiru ciion Of the Rebel Camps.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Mr.. Foster arrived in Newbern on
Wednesday evening from tour in
the Albemarle country. During his
absence he visited Plymouth, Eden
ton, Winfield, Shiloh, and Roanoke
Island. Mr.. Foster finds the state of
feeling amongst tho people very salts
factory, and is confident that another
regiment of native Union Volunteers
Can be easily raised in that region.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Rev. Mr.. Drum, chaplain Of the
New Jersey Ninth, has been discharg-
ed the service, on surgeons certifi'
cate of ill health, and has returned
home. We part from Mr.. Drum,
with regret.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

THE GUNBOATS SHE'LL TIE FOR7.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Leaving this camp Colonel Good and his
command pushed rapidly on and surprised an
inlantry camp. Here as in the lor,ner instance,
tic surprise Das most complete. Large captures
we're made, consisting of new haversacks and
equipments, and all the enemy's arms and
ammunition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

Gchrist Phrsdeiphla James Deputy. Lewis. Rondout;
New Reguus, 1loson; Senator, Vroman, end CIase Mills
do Iarkin Luther; Jane. Crane, Ann Maria Ellsworth
and Fred Warren Coombs New York; soop Lady Washing.
ton, hawkins dc.
7tsrr steamer Blackstone, Stevens Eyork; wcstches
ter Nye do schrs Cyclone Dali Newcastle, T.; Joseph
Potts Hoiey Elzabeihport; Perseverance Arey Pol Ea
Beckett, sheffield kondout for Pawtucket; sloops
Van Buren,, Lewis El1shethport, Am Mount Donovan
Port Ewen Sid schrs Excelsior Newman and Georsana
PORTSMOUTH, sept 5Arr scAr Cilizen, DrinkwAier
NYork
PORTSMOUTH GROVE. RI. Sent sid steamers Ken,
nebec. Carton. ana Il spau1!ng, llowrs Ale .naa.
PAWTUCkET, Sept Sid sloop Ma lgatuck Hawkins,
EYork.
SOMERSET, Sep 5Arr schr Chief Marble. NYork sloop
Hards rabb,e, simmons Elizabethpor.
6h-Sld sioop Ranger Davis. I'd artown. Passed down.
sloops Mount Hope, Sullivan, and Clio Presbey Taan
ton for Sfork.
wEsrPokT POINT. Sept Carr schr William Dewitt.
Cory, Philadelphia.
WI RRlN. SEPT Carr schrs W Ponder Phillips, Ron
dout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

Bs oS Of sss asS s HI MS"'sss
6fa2 spoke bark Golden RUE hence Cor Aspnwa Sept
Ia. ? Ion o. =, spoke brig Rockingham from Portland
Barb Rnina Ariene (swe). Tyede. rstan7as Ang ~,
With sugar, 10 master Has anchored lie lower qaaran
nss Hsans White agg = ws sss to
eoWpany With s'hr George byen' nom 'uan'@hAmo 'oi
IS days Vita sn coat ss Z s S .o N Ss '1 w."
hides ss 10 ga asi y TO- Il So Jacob Re
BIZ hnsnia,s tHr McBarn Llnsan, cB, II days, with
coal 10 ? / Ns,ia i Soa.
ll.gJ King a., conn. Windsor, Ms. 10 days with
Hrie TSsbadorr tRr, Daniels isboro Ms IL days. with
Eris LYDIA Slower whitney Boston, days. in ballast
B,is Eay State Haet, Boston, days. with mdse. to
Brg sco',sna Francis Hartford in taa,s q master
9e,la Tore Aug T. (, 50 q Ion II 20 passed ship Eme
sehr Sor,ss.n Belle Davis Demarara, " days with su
ss6S viva gRr, Burgess. Windsor Ms, 10 days. with
un p sDw 'n NEVIS Sr 9s son h'0'r0 ~ days
h s oPa % Ct New Sp1 1ss s
ney she vas taken at the surrender OF New Orleans BY
Ssss: sa'sssis r;Yslns s. simon. Ga day.
schr Harmony. Fox ssiamore / days
sssT sf esnss sssS
Rfsas s Boston sas ep
sssT T T,ho Fish Lowe GioSsssi
TOugokeepSO
Schr Ann Gardner Smith, Providence.
scbr J N Freeman, Supple. Providence.
Schr Stranger, Gleason, Sandwich.
Schr Pavilion. Langley. Rondout Tor Boston.
Schr Roam -, Rondout for Boston
Schr Madagascar, Moore, Rondout for Boston
Schr Triton, Davis Rondout for Boston.
Steamer Dudley Buck GU traRsport) Snow Washtugon
DC. As hours in ballast to Col ID Tompkns
Steamer Mars. Nichols. Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray, kenny. Providence.
BELOW.
ship Harvest Queen. Young, from Liverpool Aug e. to O
H Marshall 4 Co.
Ship Ironsides, chaoe, from Liverpool Huga.
Snip North American, Cutting from Liverpool July %
Ship Constantine, Orarey, from Liverpool July 70.
ShipOeron, Percy. from Liverpool July 26.
Ship " IN Nelson Cheever from Havre July %.
Bark Torquao Tasso Bradhering from Rotterdam July
short Of provisions
Brig q ;lla.n of Hull.
Brig Chtstana (Aust)
sAIrEn.
Steamship Marion, Now oreans z spsaldins
Wind sunset SW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
Fra nee.

The Paris Bourse, on the 9th Of August, much
cited under the OF the landing OF Garibald at Ca
labra The fell than and half per cent,
closing az 6Sf
The Emperor Napoleon had left the Chaons camp FOR
Beaontz, accompanied by the Duke Of Magenta.
The Emperor Napoleon presided at important Cabi-
net council tho 2sn OF August Italian affairs Very
important matters, il is said were discussed.
French squadron has been sent to Naples, and an
English squadron is said has also been ordered there
The Parts Bourse the 3oth Of August the
rentes closing at 6sf. I5c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

Reggo. He said to have announced TO bis volunteers
that in few days ne wOd march into Ncrls 'gsh ths
reported that large numbers Of royal troops have
been Reggie with orders 10 seek Ga-bads forces
Immediately and thoroughly defeat them.
The italian feet was cruising in the Straits cutting on
communication with Sicily.
General Ciadini had proceeded to calahris.
Tho Mazznian party had attempted to &c, up Demon
stracn al Messna In favor Of Gariball but they were
put down.
The latest Official news in the Turin Gaste represents
that the from the Neapoln provinces i s'iisac
tory, The estate of siege generally well received
by the people there.
General La Marmora had issued strong proclamation
against Garibald prohibiting the expectation ana reten
tion OF arms.
The Austraiasans news respecting the state of afrs
In Italy Is to the following eect:-The English journals
OF August 80 anxousy canvass the state OF affairs il
Italy.
The London Neos urges that the Emperor Napoleon con-
net be auoned % exclusive Rattan affairs,
and urges the British government TO speak ont.
There were vague rumors that England Lad protested
opainst any Frenoh occupation Of Neap9qn territory
and that England even threatened corresponding move
ment in Sicily If France resorted TO such step.
The latest advccs from Turin report that Garbadi and
his volunteers continued their march, from Rcrgio, pur
saed by aI1lemn Of Bersaseri.
There 1fHmN collision with Gsribsids forces
and the since the trining one reported by
the Norweciansss Nss~
proclamation issued by Garibald from Catania
Sacng tie people 10 insuecion had produced strong de-
~somsraons his Jasor aaf Florence, and some
collisions had taken place between the authorities ana the
people
despatch dated Iondon August %, says
Italian affairs are unchanged. slight conflict has
taken place Reggie between the forces OF Girabad
and the royal troops
Important military movements by France pre-
cicted in connection with thu italian question The En-
peror Napoleon has called unci q his Ministers,
doubiediy with reference - this subject.
An important despatch fgom Paris, dated tho 3oth Of
Angus savsA telegram inst receycan this city states
shat Garbadi his been defeated wcandrd and captured
The Noai'epr Of Angus, 81 says hat lie insrrrec-
recon which threatened 10 compromise the destines
Of Italy has Terminated
Gdrt1l5i, afer uery Aarb contest compelled 70
s's7'sTdsr
Al Italian ffSae immediately ordered 10 convey
him 10 spezzia.
The blockade Of the Italian coast ordered to be raised
PARIS. august 81, 1852.
The capture OF Garibsldi is fully confirmed. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
IN LupLow AucTIoNrER

Il LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
IL. Handsome Ho old Furniture at auction &c II
LUDLOW co will eel at auction Tuesday sept Q,
1862 O'Clock 20 West Forty seventh street be-
tween Fifth aud sixth Avenues the entire Furniture
in said house consisting IN part OF handsome
wood Piano, round corners made by Walters large Pier
aud Mante Mrors black walnut sofas and Chairs Ia
Turkish Lounge aud Chairs marble top Tables handsome
Chandeliers, mahogany Bedsteada Bureaus Dressing
Tables Velvet aud Brussels Carpets olclohs &c. Oce OF
the auctioneers No. 5 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
= - -
sALES AT AUCTION

sALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN NOTICED. u. CAuLKINS AUCTIONEER
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier 1nd Mantei Mifrrs
SUrEkBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PfAN0FORTE
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE,
HORSES, CARRIAGES &C, &C.,
Purchased At q cost OF over 6l5,0W.
ON TUESDAY, SEPrEMBER .,
At the elegant private residence NO. 10 West Fourteenth
street, near Eigl ID avenue,
commenting at l0tS O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprises the entire Of the house The
elegant Paror Furniture was made 70 order and sod
cash. Offering inducements TO purchasers the
furniture OF the house 10 new having all been made within
SIX moGths
Riecant PianOforie with
improvements. oversrung bass &c $500; rich
wood Stool in satn and embroidered Covers three
elegant full Suits rosewood PAror Furniture rich
cade and satin rosewood Engers splendid aud costly Pa
ran Ornaments rich Vases TO- also magnificent collection
OF Paintings rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs in
fine eps Centre and side marble top Tables rich
ly carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedseads Washstands Sofa Beds in line harcth
ten Hair Mattresses. from 40 70 ~ pounds. made to
order. In excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Table, Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons &C. with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
Of every description. No postp0nemeut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
EDWARD sINTzEaI0H. ArCrrONEhR
~ HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

IN HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
by d W. IVES CO., on Wednesday : p TO- at II
oc, at I55 Isl Broadway elegant osehold Furniture
consisting OF one carved roses GOD af OF SUIT IN ren Grim
son brucnel opi Centre Table rosewood Etagere,
rosewood Secretary Bookcase lined satnwood ba kWan
Hall Stand and chairs IA feet Extension Table elegant
carved walnut Sifebosrd Dining Suit in green reps Din
ner Service, 10 pieces Gallery Glass &C French Clock
Vases. | elegant carved walnut Chamber Suit for
spare chamber. Library Table &e On cxhibion and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
India and China.

The Calcutta mails of July % and Hong Kong malls OF
:5uly IL had arrived in England.
The commercial news has becn anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
EDWARD SCHENCR AUCrIOSEER
~ uANLlsOME LIOLSEMOL.D ELRNITuRE

BETwEES COURT AND CLINTON STREETS.
ny EDWARD SChEN' x. this day. sept. p at l0s
ococg ABOVE al he eeegul Furniture aimed in said
house, Paror $40 n ceool, Velvet b. ussea
Ingram Cirpcts Eagsre perb rosewood Pianoture aud
STOOL Centre Card Tables, erb Mante
and Pier Mirrors 10 rch frances elegant CoOred Engray
richly framed Nantel Ornaments Clock, elegant
wood Bed room SUITS black walnut do; enanelsd Got
Bureaus Whshsands. &C.; Nelve&Sar Carpets Rods
HaiiStand and Hall Chairs Exensi6N Dining Table,
Dining CHAIR, &c. &c elegant Hair Mitrcsses Boosters
Pillows China Dinner Set. Glass, Cutters a., Oil.
cloth Refrigerator and Kitchen Utensils with which the
will om
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
Commercial Intelligence
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The LoNDVN sioNEf NAbhEI.
LONDON August %, 1852
Cousols closed at 80 eS6 for money. The returns
OF the Bank CT England show an increase In bullion Of
"a 900.
Inc lunds were depressed 10 consequence OF me state
OF anairs ia iay 'olsoE again ueclined on me 2 OF
August y ana itaian securities ie considerably Mo-
ney was 10 Iather less demand, and considerable guam
ties Oh goia were oelng taken 70 Tue bank There was
no immediate prospect OF an advance IN the banks
minimum ra'e u uscouut.
a.. AhshloAN STOCKS.
The market Is uownNard WIN small sales Illinois
central, oo ~ aiscount Lfie, - ~
THE PARIS B0uRsE.
PAas, August So 1869,
Tho Bourse Is excteai fentes closed 10 o. r.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
ldvERfooL August 20 1862.
The sales OF the week reacn LOGO bales including
&C 900 bales 10 spectators aud 900 70 exporters The
market has been excited and al qualities have advanced
a considerable extout. American IS 81. per pound
dearer and other descriptions arc d sd higher.
The sales on frieay today) we're 10000 bales including
10000 70 spectators and exporters the market closing
with still advancing tendency at the following quota
tons:-
rdu. Middtn1
Orleans .,............'.'.....'... 2sE 26ii
mooho. .'..''''.'''.''...''t = 70
Upisnos ....'.'......'....'''. Z'5s 70
The OF rort estimated at CO 900
bales OF which only IS coo bales OF American ccscrp-
tous
LIVERPOOL BRFADsTUPFs MARKET
Tho breadstuns market has ruled duh during the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
Austria.

The military governments continue, Outbreaks were
apprehended, but precautionary measures had been
taken TO counterfeit them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
Denmark,

The replies OF Austria and Prussia to the Danish note
Of the 18th OF March the Scheswg Hasten question
had reached the Danish Cabinet Both Austria and Prus
sia very excessive in their demands particularly
Prussia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
COOK. AtCTIoNEER.
n uDTfGIunIn FURNITURE.

This day at II O'clock at lil Broaiway large stock OF
rs class city made Furniture suite aud other, Use, su
for parors reception dining aud chan bers also
lot Of second hand Furniture. with VIII ch ss~~ VA
COmuelQN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A T. ROTH, AuCTIONEER
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
@ LASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
IVORY TABI.E CUTLERY NO

The elegant Household Furniture of private family giving
Up housekeeping at the residence No. 10 West Eighth street
Clinton place between Fit aua Sixth will b. sold
apnbc auction this lruesdayl Sept at lOh O'Clock pre-
csely TO the highest bidder without reserve, Consisting Of
elegant rosewood and black walnut Paror Suits covered
in rich bocate and figured aps handsome Reception
Chairs, Turkish Chairs and Lounges match wood
Centre and Pier Tables Eagees With mirror backs End
doors; Pier and Oval Mirrors, Lace Curtains Shades fine
Oil Paintings. rich China Wages, twenty day Brenze
Clock Iadys Writing Table rosewood, mahogany and black
walnut Besteads Bureaus Washstsnds, Lounges Chairs
Tables Book and Corner Stands Mattresses Soa Beds
China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery walnut Sdsboard
twelve oak Dining Chairs. &c. Sale positive.
n BAH the goods must be removed twenty four hours
aftert he sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

A B. CHAPMAN, AUcrIoNEER.-sl5.ooow WORTH
IL. OF first class Household Furniture sale ut pub
auon this day Tuesday September at the private resi-
denc No 45 West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and sixth
avenues Sale commencing at l0 o'clock Drawing Rooms
Magnificent octave rosewood PanofOrte, superbly
carved legs aud four round finished all round
made to order for the by city Makers
wood Stool do Music Stand and French cloth Cover
fun Salts Of Drawing Room Furniture, carved solid
rosewood and covered with brocael Etgeres
uary marble tops Secretary and Bookcase, lined with
wood Centre Tables Chess and Card Tables antique
and Gothic Reception Chairs covered with bfocade err
and Mante Mirrors, embroidered Lace Curtains Shades
Easy Chair Lounge to match covered with satin artist
Hamlet bronze Clock Figures to match Oh Pa,n,ngs two
Holy Family. by Legrand; Fruit and Flowers. original by
Reusen; Storm at Sea- and Smusgler's Family, by Dele
coix; magnificent Paintings Panel by Sellercs.
presenting th6Efardcns Of Versailles and
Lsurg valued $780, two Sevres Vases richly painted.
ported from France by the present owner. Dining Room
Solid oak Bullets satuarv marble top; Extension Table TO
match Chairs, coucles, Mirrors, Caina Dinner and Tea
Sets Ruby and CRYSTAL and engraved Glassware Silver
Dinner and Tea Service, Sheffield Tnbo Cutlery Silver
Plated Casters Coffee Urn Cake Baskets Spoons, Butter
Knives Napkin Rings. SAVERS. Table Linen. 60. cam-
bersRosewood Dressing Bureaus. Bcdsteads Commodes.
Wardrobes Shaving Stands rmorea Glac. Toilet Taocs,
Sheets Counterpanes Sofas. Rockers. Chairs atsand
Stair Carpets. Rods &c. Also large OF
EeRt and Kitchen Furniture.