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The New York herald., 1862-05-22
A UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A b. WILLIAM IRVING, .Auctioneer.

= .ltHCtUnFeT.
SAMUEL OSGoOD son will sell, their salcsroom, s3
Cedar street, near Broadway Friday May g. at l0l
oeOck excellent of second hand Household
Furniture all In good order consisting Of Velvet and Brus
ses Carpets Stair Carpet and Drugget brass and silver
plated STAIR Rods rosewood and mahogany French Bed
scads with Hair Mattress OF 90 and 60 pounds; double and
single FcathcrBeds Bos and Pillows, mahogany marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Wassands and Commodes BILE
top Tot Tables mahogany Quartcte Tables painted Cot
t,ae Suits Bedstcn Bedding, wardrobes Centre
Tables gilt Mancl Mirror Sofas Lounges maple and oak
Cane Chairs and Rockers Music Rack, walnut
Hall Chairs black walnut and mahogany bookcases, Easy
Chairs Curtains Glass Ware rosewood Piano Also
assortment OF Copper, Iron and Tin Kitchen Ware
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

LBERT H. NICoIAY, AUCTIoNEER
IA REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
ALBERT II. NICULAY
Stock Saiesroom, 81 William street.
50 Grand sG Newn RRS50 10 Williamsburg City ms $50
% Northwestern Ins % 80 @ Adriatc E ms Co. 2S
% American Ex. ms % nope e ms co So
- Freman's Fund Ins. 10 % Second Avenue RR. 100
Sissara Ins s a oo@meres Comm 9s ms
1S oo Cairo CITY Property l9S 80 Irving Bank. 80
90 e0O S:ota and Hooking Valley RR LIST Mortgage Bonds
!,oOO Minnesota and Pacific RR LIST Mortgage Bonds.
2, 700 sacramento City and County per cent Bonds
90 William street.
A. H. NICoLAY, Auctoneer and Stock Broker.
UCTIoN NoTICE-R. W. wEsTCoTr AUcT1oNEER.
IA PEREMPTORY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE
Of all descriptions, with rare
ooI1hSIlSF EIsGaSf SoRks Se kAss5EsSs III xsr. AND
An extraordinary opportunity
for housekeepers
At the elegant dwelling house, No. lS2 West Twenty first
street, near Seventh avenue,
This Thursday afternoon at O'Clock precisely,
Combining the entire contents Of the house.
The whole combining collection seldom offered at
ton consisting of superb rosewood Paror
Centre and Pier Tables SILK and Lace Curtains Eizabethan
Eageres. elegant rosewood Panoforte, Stool and Covcr
of and Paran Marble Bust Of Byron Bronze Clocks
valuable collection of Historical and Landscape Paintings
richly framed; Gold and Landscape Shades Chandeliers
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Elegant rosewood Bcdseads Dressing Bureaus with
5 e s4 SS aS sr Vases sea. in
Seat and Cottage Chairs Rockers Hair Mattresses, elegant
Beds aud Bedding Oval Mirrors Sofa Bedsteads &c. with
yer Ware a Bedroom Furniture Of every asscrp,ion All
TO be sold rain sshine. Catalogues At house N B.
Housekeepers hotel keepers dealers will find this sale
worthy Of special attention. as the furniture is all In perfect
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

e,yrss pEI.L RINGERS.
- ThB hLbEGHANIASs, v0ailsis and swlss nei1
lagers Will gi,c ti ccverv evening this week 81 the
S,uy VI slut Insti htc, So biuUd'suy.
Naanpr Satu,dsy uiiarnvv,. atsAaV
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT.
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The TaE sosT a6ss is Esa sna Exhibition
ever prsssossa s Z Fifty Ny
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" ''' TSHTy c2EE .9.so p!Sg1scT N FnhHiEas hRHERs
paid IN cash fo the finest and best Dogs q the
resting q foGR s isnHtnS PREMIUM DOGS
whole Of ias cc sRd Sp
OF every breed ssns m ExcE1nENcE
of everything the Canine World that be produced in
Guiding AT aIlNT fssnss SIBERIAN sHiIsss BLOODHOUND
whose proportions are more like a horse than dog.
Ems mAsn'HTsAsKR1 TAKES ass sTaE hii 1000 PREMIUM.
Several Of these beautiful dogs have been taught by her
Ing rope Skipping, &cIwhis9 they exhibit every hour
I2s' On ESasY sfsas'h DAY AND EVENING
All the other novelties Of the MUSEUM will also be 9.
ha NTT e 81 uEE CD
n Eisf IL es
sAfFY SA F1SiEy isH LIVING ofGE fGkTEE GRAND 4otx
The splendid Dana, anaa,,. c,,,v.
and The iaughabie Comedietta
EVERY ArAEREa6s RE6o sASG AS6 EVENING.
Ad"'ssss + D. ss isssfn ufass =
June SGHhfERSs and FAT BAsfs
@
That u fsns FAT wS ss
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

John II. BuRLEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
- day, al O'Clock. at 4ti Canal sree-Sufa Bet,, Bu
Wardrubcs, Washstands. Hatfacks Iar and
Mirrors, mahogany, black walnut and other Bedsrads Vel
vet Brussels, Tnnpy and other Carpets; Oillohs Rugs
wbc aud check Mating, Feather Beds Hair Mutrcsscs
COmoftfrs, Bnnkets, Chandeliers. Mosquito Nets Wood
Willow and kitchen Ware; suits la plush, Cottage suits ons
llsio, ia octave.
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UCTION NOTICE.
~ HENRY WOOD 4 CO.. Sherinrs Auctioneers,
Respectfully inform the public that they have connection
whatever with any other auction house and that all goods
designed be sold BY them should be 20 their sales
Nos. $50 BROADWAY and is CROSBY STREET
HENRY WOOD,
HENRY B. HERTS JR.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

BOCAHT ArCTIONEER-BY r. 4 j. BOGART--
81 WIN sell Thursday May o. at iOs o'clock at 80
Greenwich street, entire stock Of Importer Wines
and Liquors consisting Of Brandy. Gin, Rum, whskey,
Wines, Cordas. &c. In casks and bottles; Bar Counters
Bcer Pumps, Measures Iron Safe, Desk. Also Pony
Horse Wagon and Harness. deposit Will be required IRON
all purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

darcy, THE HORSE TAMER,
III
COOPER INSTITUTE.
The public respectfully informed that arrangements
have been entered into with
j. s. RAREY.
THE CELEBRATED HORSE TAMY
who Is about to return TO his farm In Ohio, to gis
Of his interesting and instructive entertainments ct the
COOPER INSTITUTE
On Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings
MAY "a 70 AND 80.
These will positively be his
ONLY EXHIBITIONS
DURING THE PRESENT SEASON.
when, by the kindness of many OF his admirers nc i
have some of
submitted by their 10 his treatment feature In the
PRESENT SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS,
and which will be
MOST NOVEL AND INTERESTING,
will be the introduction of unbroken Colt NJ the FIRST cxh-
biton. The animal will be introduced at each
PERFECT SERIES OF LESSONS.
developing the advantages Of the system introduced by him.
Price tickets so reserved Is cents extra
few reserved the PLATFORM be procured at -
EACH The will be for Saturday Beer
Schirmers music store, in broadway; Shells, In Wall
street. and at the principal hotels
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DrrLLiNERY, sc.

BARGAINS SILK BoNNETs, STRAW BoNNETs-
ID 2oW straw bonncs aud straw Hats o. hal gans split
straw Bonneis, Travelling Bonncts Chidrens Hats. L.
DINNs Millinery, ISL Broadway, $751; opposite Metropolitan
1iotc'.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
will leave pier No. IS North river Wednesday, MAY
% at IL o clock noon, for New Orleans via Havana.
LUDLAM, HEINEkEE \ CO., lis Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

DRYANTs' MINsTREis
ID Mechancs Hall 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY, May 10, and every night this week,
MONSTER CONCERT TfNPAN0NIAN.
8. G. CAMPBELL,
Leslie, Fowler Gould and Hilton In their quarettes
EPH HORN AND DAN BRYANT.
The popular comedians, In their laughahlc
SCENES AT FHALON'S
RUGGED PATH, OR SONS OF MALTA
Doors open At Z: curtain rises Mt oclock. Tickets .
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

A UCrION NoTICE.-BY WILLIAM IRVING, AUC.
IA tioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE OF PLATED WARE, &C.
SAMUEL OSGOOD SON will sell at their salesroom,
30 Cedar stc, Il, Broadway Friday, May y3 at 10x
O'clock. Immediately after the sale of second hand
hold furniture. Silver Plated Spoons and Forks Watches
Sow Case, Mantel Mirror Arm Chair Carpet and Sign;
mahogany Sitting Desk Shears and Scissors double
rclle Guns
Also two Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machines.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

fSoAL.-I AN NOW DELIVERING THE BEST QUAIL
" ties OF REL ad White Ash Cois al ~ % Dor tn well
surecuuh and from slte &c ivcted lsumty qua
tica rusrantced. " v WtupM,sRD,
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

VNM. DUMONT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
w DAYTON OGDEN, Esq. referee, will sell At auction
on MAY - o. y O'clock a. the AM E
side Of street 500 feet east Of Fifth each
lot IS by 100 feet nches Also Lot In Sxtyseventh
street. In of the above Maps at auconeers Office No
2 Wall street.
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,,,oR SALE CusAp-MrIIrsERy GOODS, surTABI

II for country trade comprising LADIES', Misses and
thirn's Has, Store o. ir ana Fixtures for san
Apartments ian ~ Rent sAj Ier month. No.
2Jiys sixlh a Unau, nCar sixteenth street
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r poGARr. AucTIoNEER-BY s. ). RoaARr.

r BoGART, AUCT10NEER.-BY s. a j. BOGART
81 This das, May - at l0 o'clock. Mt ~ West Twelfth
street. entee Household Furniture consisting OF rosewood
Parlor SUIT satin brocate French Plate Pier Glass rich
Damask Lace Curtains rosewood aud marble top Centre
Tables Velvet Brussels, Thrce.py and Ingram Carpets;
black walnut Bedseads do washsand marble top Dress
Ing Bureaus pure Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsers
wardrobes Dining oom-Extension Dining Table, Chairs
Crockcry Table Cutlery Refrigerator Cook
Ing Utensils Reception Room-Lounge, Easy aud Rocking
Chairs The furniture is in good ordcrneary new.
A deposi will he fCnuired from All purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

r. LUDLOW, JR., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL
IL. Paintings, antique BrOnZes &c.-EZRA LUDLOW,
Jr will sell Thursday evening May o. at O'Clock at the
rooms northeast corner Broadway and Thirteenth street.
Of OIL Paintings Antique Bronzes and curious Works Of Art
the property of German nobleman resident Of this
city For full particulars Journal of Commerce and
Evening Post Pictures, &C. exhibition above until
time of sale,
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u II. LUDLOW, AUCTlONEER.
u. Two valuable Houses Thirtyeighth street at
tion. E. III. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction on Thurs
day. May ~ Is 2 ~ O'Clock the Merchants Exchange
saesroom No Ill Broadway the two four story brown stone
high stoop Houses 10 u West Thirty south
side 60 feet Sixth The each BOX
50 feet in good order and contain all the ences lots
each 20x9o3 Immediate possession be had 5000
each can remain on mortgage balance cash. Maps, &C., at
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

111 THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
r,,r ,,,s,,, BRoADWAYL YLur v,ssvs
At THE 2KNITH OF ITS GLORY,
prcsentnR n glorious record magnificent accrAl
triumpha unprecedented in the history Of public ause
ments. :.
All the minor concert halls have died natural death. tho
victims OF Encouragement and want Of enterprise. but
STILL rRruMpams. ruMpamMs !" sriiin.L rRluMpMs.
Siihh CROWNED WITH sUCcEss.
THE ONLY CONCERT HALL NOW OPEN,
Notwithstanding which have rcdoubrd our efforts ~
please increased company beyond all parallel s"o
a'Js FRESH, NEW AND SPARKLING ATTRACTIONS.
TREMENDOUS HIT 49, IL. 4
made by the beautiful and gifted Irish Comcdsnhs An"
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIh
MIss MISS kATHLEEN kATHLEEEENN oSsil o'NsiI.
I'd nv a 10 be- the vocalist OF the aga
CONTINUED SUCCESS
of the stat Minstrel troupe Of America,
" ' THE BROADWAY MlNsTKnLS,
RIG pIOADWAY MlNSTkEJS,
rrunE RR0IDWAY MfNsTRELS,
TiiE EKOADwAy MINSrRELS
nrcar This week entirely selection of acn@s
"nv"Pf'' 49, &C.
CHARLEY wHI,se WHITE J., A HERMAN R!,,i rzx
bhNhs.Nlnnh MI ALI iliE MAMMOTH COMPANY.
cu,Nu MlTINEB ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
T,,a,he accom- nno,a,iur ~ ladies' and children,
urxurIrNG AND EXCITING NOVELTIES IN IRE.
PARAlT0N
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

MATRIMONIAL "A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH, RE.
M hnenrnt aud education being tired OF LYING auut de-
The asluaniNn lady with tdc view OF
narfitsc. The ndy br well cdu aed good poSin,
hieaa usd " hr bst society. Address 4 II, uFten.
hudga, Stallion ", New yOrk.
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

A YOUNG SCOTCH MECHANIC, OF GOOD APPEAR
N with means stranger IN the city, would be aiad
acquainted with good looking young woman,
with view 10 airinony; that has been
gcneman's house. vs. at present Please address d. II.
W., Chatham square Post Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

W INTER GARDEN.
w TWENTY-EIGHTH NIGHT OF MISS BATEMAN.
NEW AND POWERFUL DRAMA
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
BY HAYES.
NEW MUSIC BIZ MOLLENHAUER
New Dresses Properties. &C.
THURSDAY EVENING MAY 22
Will be presented the first tlme original drama in
GvNa act.a antifto
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

II Ii IEEDo, ].
IL LEEDS CO. will sell at Friday, May 23
IL O'Clock gallery No. 23 Nassau
street Ancient and MODERN Oil Paintings in rcn gilt
Among The artists be enumerated the works of Collins
De Bosfeillet Duvein Butterworth Rosa g. H. Hall, VIII
iamson Petrni, Temrs, Rawsonc, Coleman, Brentana,
BILE, Mnllcr. L. Brown. = Freeman, Clifford Hspne
cent T. W. Knapp, Jerome, Bertrand Williams Marks Of
Florence; j. H. Ehninger T. W. Knapp Rayensway of the
Hague, and other artists of equal merit They
exhibition above with catalogue and will be sold without
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

L,oxs OLD BowERY THEATRE.
Lessee, Director and Manager. o. .Fox
TIE BRIGAND's SON.
f0'''oAe sA'Ir THE LADY OF THE LIONS amy Ae'''s
Clod Meddenot. MT dArry Chapman
THE SEA KINGS vow.
Rolo. MI u rr'or
EXTRA wAaHsack's. HIss EXTRA
MARY CANNON
bers TO announce to the public that her
~ MONDAY, MAY 26
""sA ''' EvERYBoDY's FRIEND.
will given In the theatre for the
FIRST TIME
'"e 'a'' TfiE ENTIRE STRENGTH
of this splendid company.
CANFoRDs OPERA TRoUPE-HAvING CLOSED IN
- Philadelphia, now ON their Eastern tour with tho
viii perform Library Hall Newark this tursdayl and
Friday evenings The company comprises me combined
Managerial Troupe all leading managers and directors.
enrolled under the management OF ~ >. Sanford VIZ
Raincr Ross Lehr Seymoe. voelden Glenn, Palmer Hoi
den, Paul. Buck Conrad Doughery, suade >. Bud y b
Sanford
The New York herald., 1862-05-22

RARE CHANCE -$l5,OOO WORTH OF CAST OFF
IA Clothing Carpets Furniture wanted for New Orleans.
Ladies and gentlemen having Of the above dispose Of
receive SO cent more than from any dealer in the
city, by calling addressing note the original b.
Mintz 2s Sixth avenue between scveneenth and Eight
eenth Streets Ladies attended by Mrs. Mintz. Orders
from Brooklyn Jersey City will be punctuay attended
Please do not forget the well known dealer MINTZ 23
Sixth
The New York herald., 1862-05-22
EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTIONEER.
II HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
nAVENpORT

BY G. w. DAVENPORT,
Friday next at 10 O'clock at 1855 and 57 Broadway
LIGHT ROAD WAGON.-One nearly new elegant road
Wagon handsomely finished by Of the best makers;
cost $6j.
HARNESS-One elegant Of double Harness. city made
silver mounted Also set OF single Harness. city made
silver mounted.
Also of single Harness. city made, covered and
lined.
BAY HORSE.-A valuable bay Horse, 151s hands high,
good traveller In single double harness. first rate under
the saddle, warranted perfectly sound and kind.
ENGLISH DOG CART,
made to order for who has used very
little
is built in the approved style with movable Seats
&c and is In splendid order; cost $3.50.
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Rev, DR., Plumer,

The Arch Street Presbyterian Church has
invited the Rev. DR.. Plumer, recently Profes-
sor in the Allegheny Seminary, to preach for
them this winter. For many years this church
was favored with the privilege of hearing Rev.
Char les Wadsworth, Il man of rare genius and
great power, but who resigned his charge, last
spring, at the call of Calvary Church." in San
Francisco. 1t is fitting that such man should
be succeeded by clergyman of the type of Dr.
Plumer, whose name has been identified, for a
long period, with the interests of the religious
denomination to which he is attached, and who
has been deservedly esteemed, not only as one
of its ablest preachers but as one of its bright
est ornaments. DR.. Plumers preaching draws
crowded house, every seat, and even aisles,
being filed with persons anxious to hear his
earnest and eloquent discourses, delivered in his
impressive style. His venerable appearance in
the pulpit is, in itself, Impressive, he being a
man of commanding stature, open and pleasing
countenance, with white head and long,
flowing white beard, descending almost to his
waist, giving him patriarchal appearance
particularly benefiting his pastoral profession.
-Eccamg Journal.
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What Folly.
an journals.

There can be nothing more ridiculous than
the sending of Committee of congressman to
fredericksburg to inquire into the disasters of
the battle and ascertain who was to blame -
The inquiry might be prosecuted with far better
success in the Senate and House, the Presiden-
tial mansion, the War Office and the office of
General-in- Chief Halleck. The prominently
guilty parties are all there--the only crime Of
the commanding General was in listening to the
clamor of Abiiition fanatics, and obeying the
fatal orders of an ignorant and bewildered Pres
ident and conceited but incompetent General
ln-Chief and War Secretary. .--Patriot q. Union
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE ARMY FROM
FREDERICKSBJJRG,

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroMAo, |
FALMoUrH, Tuesday, Dec. 16-l- Asp m.
During last night the Aamy of the Potomac
evacuated their position on the opposite side of
the river. The movement was pcrilous one,
but 1t was conducted in eafoty.
The artillery was the first to cross the river.
The last Of the infantry brought up the rear
shortly after daylight.
The enemy never discovered the movement
until it was too late to do us any harm.
As soon as the last man had got safely across
the river the pontoon bridges were removed, thus
cutting off all communication between the two
shores.
Our wounded are all safe and on this side of
the river.
There was heavy wind all last night, ac-
companied with considerable rain, which assist
ed us in our movement, as it prevented the reb-
els from learning our intentions.
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eSrWe are indebted to Lieut. Hosea Hudson,
Co. ID, 133d Reg't, p. ", for the following
list of casualties in that company:
George Geisel, I'd Sergt,, Henry Kroft, John
Kcrricher, Ephraim Manages.
WOUNDED.
Capt. A. Schrock, in the arm;
I'd Lieut.. Simon Walker, leg broken;
Ord Ser. Henry Holler, in the head;
5th Sergt. Martin Shank, shoulder;
lst Corporal John Lentz, breast;
I'd Z" Jacob Miller, head, hand and hip
7th Joseph Lambert, breast;
Frederick Koontz, head
Anthony Zerfoos ankle;
jeremiah Tressler, head;
Jacob McGrigor, hand;
John Domer, arm;
Daniel Lint, arm and hip;
John Suhrie, severely;
John A. Herring, severely; -
Jonas Keim, very slightly in the hand;
Peter Miller, slightly;
Jefferson Brant, dangerously;
Edward f. Spangler, arm;
james L. Peugh, slightly in three places;
John Krissey, in the leg;
Alfred Wagner, in the hand.
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The Actual Loss

We have not yet received authentic accounts
of the actualloss in killed and wounded at Fred
ericksburg. The special correspondents of the
Tribune in his letter to headquarters, dated 10th,
puts it at 10000, but says an army officer told
him that was too low by 2,0O0-Perhaps the
whole truth will never be told. Our opinion
is that 1000 is nearertho truth than 49, 900 or
10000. Our loss in prisoners was not much,
if any, over 1000. The correspondent of the
Tribune puts the rebel loss at about 1000, kill
ed and wounded. Very light, compared with
ours. Col. Walton, of Longstreet's artillery,
extols the bravery of our men, but says that
100000, could not take the position. n.-Pat'iot
T. Union.
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Public Sale
OF
VHLUABLE REAL ENT.HTE.

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford couhty, the subscriber will offer at public
sale, on the p.emises in Union township. on Satur-
day the gath day of January next, the following
to VITA TRACT OF LAND, containing ninety
three acres, sixty six perehes and the usual allow
of six per cent for roads, &C.. adjoining lends
of Jacob Corle. on the east, Isaac Imler, on the
west, and Castleton AXE on the north and south.
The Improvements are story snd : half let
house, log stable and apple orchard, with abo't
fifty acres cleared and under fence. There y hns
spring Of water not 70 from the house, and 10 othsr
respects the property 10 desirabls one.
Terms One-half Of the purchase money In band
and the balance in two equal payments with>
out interest, secured by judgment bonds Sa's 2
commence at 10 o'clock. sssfsslss4 IS
December 10, 1862.
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GENERAL BURNSIDES DESPATCH

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1862.
The following despatch from Gen. Burnside
to Gen. Halleck was received at o'clock this
evening:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF TIE Po oToMAc,
Tuesday, Dec 1876 p. NJ
Major General HALLEcK Commandment Chief:
The Army of the Potomac was withdrawn
to this side of the Rappahannock river, because
| felt fully convinced that the position in front
could not be carried, and it acas military neces-
siy either to attack the enemy or retire. A repuse
would have been disastrous to us under exist
ing circumstances.
The army was withdrawn at night without
the knowledge of the enemy, and without loss,
either Of property or men.
AMBROSE E. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding.
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DIED

HARTZELL-On the 2lst inst, John w.
Hartzell, aged 26 years and s days.
DEFFIBAUGH-On the 18th inst, Serg't.
Samuel S. Deffbaugh, at the U. s. Hos
pital. Harper's Ferry, Va, of Chronic Diar-
rhea, aged 22 years, months and days.
The deceased was formerly citizen of Cen.
treville, in this county. He was young man
loved and esteemed by all who knew him. At
the beginning Of the present troubles, he enlis-
ted in the three months service, and at the end
of that time, re-enlisted in Company c, 2Sth
Pa, vols. He was with the regiment in all of
its engagements, at Cedar Mountain, Antic-
tam and other engagements. He was after
wards transferred from the 28th, to Company
b, l47th Reg't Pa. Vols. d. r. A.
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attention, Company'- Yolunteers, who expect
to retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must see to it themselves; do not trust
to the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT -
EveryEnglish Soldiers Knapsack contains them
Only 25 cents per Box or Pot 2l2
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TAKE N0TIG B.

Is Cents per cubic foot will be paid for YEL.
LOW LOCUST TIMBER, IN the stick, from feet
in length, and inches in diameterat the smallest
end, up to as long and large as can be obtained.
free from windshakes, worm-holes and decav.
sawed off square at both en- ds, and the baIk remo-
we'd, and not to contain m ore than one crook in any
one stick.
Also YELLOW LOCUST Pl MS will be received
and paid for according to the length and size as
set forth in the following table, to be free from
knots, splits, worm -holes, and decay, and to be-
of good marketable quality, as follows:
Pins Ii inches long Ii in. sanare Sa 90 ner 1nnn