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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
ORGANIZATION OF TIE PERMANENT
CONGRESS-.

There is no little activity for the organiza.
ton Of the per!nanet Congress that is to as
semblc here on the 18th Instant. The follow.
iug gentlemen are named for Speakers Of the
IlouS, Meredith P. Gentry and George W.
Jones, n Tennessee; Bocock, Of Virginia;
Curry, Of Alabama Kenner, Of Louisiana ami
Mc!at, of Mississippi 1t is possible that
there will be combination Of eff frt to give
the Speakcrship of the House the third Office
Of rank in the Govrrnment-to some other
State than Virginia, as it is understood that
she is to have the Premiership in the Cabinet,
and as it is claimed that, with this and her
large representation in Congress, she already
has her full share Of honour aud weight in the
government
For Clerk If the House. Mr.. Mcdonald, ae.
sociatc editor of the Richnond Whig; Mr.
Dixon, of Georgia Captain NJ, W. Cluskey, Of
Tennessee aud Mr. johnson, of Arkansas are
promncnt candidates. Mr.. Hooper, the pres.
ent Secretary Of Congress, has number Of
competitors for the Spcrctarysbip Of the Sem
ave bat his claims for the Office, in a long and
useful public ser, icc as a lsating Southern I'd
Fc-, and his excellent qiialkcauons'as pub
hd officer. winch he has 80 well approved in
h's present position are likely to secure Lia
success. II i,ich. Eraminr.
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COMNENDABLE ACTION OF GEN. BRAGG.
Gen. Biacs has done himself honor in spp-
pressing tie sale or introduction Of liquor in
his camps. 1t is step IN the right direction,
and will do more than all else in promoting the
discipline and efficiency Of his army. His or.
der, which we append below, tells its own
tale.
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THE ATTACK or FORT HENRY, TENN.

THE ATTACK oS FORT HENRY, TENN.
Ofricia, Rcport from Gen. ualleck To Ger.
Mcclellan.
WAsu,yeroy rqb, d 1862.
Gen. Mcclellan received dispateh from
Gen, UalIpek h,t niqbt. stating that our o,n.
boats lind commenced the bomtardncn, Of Forf
Henry on IN. Tennessee River ond tba, nm,
troons in lnrre FORCES had landed tbrpe miles
below the fort.
M d,.,iIs oi tho battle hova heon roca;vaS M
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

Raanoke Island might have been held, but
tho Government at Richmond seems obyous
t9the existence of North Carolina save when
g'icn are wanted 5000 or 10000 men wonld
I have held the Island, bit it is not llkelytbat
10000 can rctake it. 1t was well known to
the government that Burnside was at IIatteras
with powerful feet and hcagy farce weeks
ago, with every reasonable indication that
Roanoke Island was to be the point of attack,
and in view Of these facts not only our State
but the country has a right to know Why some
nftbe movable troops about n rfoik, Peters
burg and Richmond were not sent to the re-
lief Of the brave 9, 500 who have fell into Yam
kee hands. st
We write without any further particulars
than those given yesterday morning, but With
our knowledge of the country we.know that
Elizabeth City, Edenton. Plymouth, Winton,
Murfres5oro' and Gatesvle ara entirely al
the mercy of the enemy and at the latter place
the enemy are only 80 miles from Snialk and
less than so from Norfolk A few thousand
men and few heavy guns could have checked
the enemy at Roanoke Island, bat probably n
hundred thousand could not now prevent their
deprcdatons.
For Heaven sake let US have no more sand
batteries on Islands.
The people are beginning TO complain good
deal about the way in which things are man
aged at Richmond and certainly they have
sonie cause.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

Gam
ritory, a..
tire conf ience OF t...,,
and Mexicans
Mr.. Perrin reports the passage across the
plans to have been very cold, especially in the
Ration Pass. There we're met, it is believed,
$ the Is, 600 Indians, Of different tribes, on tho
plaihs-th gheyennes, the Arrapahos, Cam
anches, and Kionwes
Since the removal of the Caited Safes
Dragons they frequently Show signs of hos
tihty.
The plains were crowded with buf',loes as
far up as Pawnee Fork. The season has been
mild and the grass g,od, which had kept the
butfaloes back from the south.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
BYJ. i. PENNINGTON.a \
.The Dcfeat a Teonnohe q.

Surely tho experience Of iiattcras, Port
Royal, Fort Henry and Roanoke should teach
-us that sand and mud batteries with short
range guns are not to be relied on'agaipst
heavy metal What has occurred at these
1xsss win most likely occur again when 9TH.
9aesnsx -yorks AEs sttacsgd, II
~ Z, 3 !. l'isI,' ~
GONE % sshouvu &c saOptei2 W. think
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:, 1853.
.nn..,,,, s.ot. .,.,,Der Ilnl, Cork. M
There is slight revival Of business on ac.
count Of a partial rcopeoing Of Communication
| with the interior countries.
Sales of Rio coffee at 23e; Java, Soc; can:
dies, 22c; butter, S0c.
49,. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
Great Daitls at the Rational Bridge Near Vera
Cruz Defeat Of the Spanards after Five
Hours Fighting.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 4, 1862.
The steamer Panama arrived here yesterday
from aazatan. She brought $50, 900 in trsd-
sure.
Accurier qrrived at Acapulco previous to
the 2flh pit. Yiih intelligence Of the defeat OF
the Spanish army Ia a severe battle at the Ma
tienal Bridge, near Vera Cruz. The battle
lasted hours. XII
/ Intelligence from Western Mexico repre-.
sents that there Is general termination ofin-
transitional disensions among the people and
a union Of all parties to resist foreign inya-
sions
the INVASION or NrSIco-.TExr OF THE REVISED
ALLIED TREATY.
From the Paris La Pairie, Jan. o..
We are informed that the last dispatches re.
Icepcd from Mexico have decided the allied +
rrtup- fYrt1sswyr- N sssaass
country, aud g occupy its capital until ) per.
mansnt and regular government is established
there with the free consent Of the popula-
.iCn.
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AP NEWSPAPER FOR THE MILIION.---TERlls
1NEWBERN, N. G., TUESDAY Nc

~
marks ofenthusasm by many Of its citizcI,s
There was evidently here and elsewhere
more openncss and defiance than form
,feexpfessions Of sympathy with y
aud the government had showed
10 despair Of the control Of pubF
Baltimore by suspending the
ing arrests
SALE or NEGRlES.
sold ataGciion on Frilf
change for cash, fuilowi
apne3rd;- One fellu~ 60
boy, ia years old s530ar
unsound, 1928; one felloS
$i75 ono eldetlyvw
CGarisr
THE
Capt., John q n
North Uarelies
Mt FayelisEiN
zette, as tap
MyionF
acres
cfefd@
work.
lafo9
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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

Southern COnfcdcracy AcknOwl-
edged.
The latest Nortcrn papers received a: Nor
folk frankly acknowle that England and France
have acknowledged the Southern Confederacy.
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Iaa EEs STuwpTD AUDIENCES
MIS- MIS- SssSIE S Si$SIEIE
MISS MISS MAGGIE M sfrShELL
In her celebrate sA issIH n a eEEeKEg
FANGHoN, TiE cRicKET
ITS RHrEIA NSSSS TIL oEsaSE DEMANDED
NEW w AND e passf 1Si!S SSEsEsy
SPLENDID SazGlsaS Sso eos Sa s,oss
Act Of Congress- Tor Miss r aSssS oSNishei' entitled
THE Cricket.
FANCHoN, her original character ,.,c,r ,,,rc,,r,r
The following criticisms from the principal daily
ss aa artist sss hs ana he,
beautiful play Of held " the press and public
LAURA Ks.Sns new moral drama o.
For
happy The talented and charming
e
ws wa 60 shs .s the the
q The pathetic and stirring sesnss q
Mchep is thrown upon the cold of uniriendly
s nsa her ss @ sS
vruousy reared, and all dshonor and improperly
making iavoraSis impression village in which
srief . aad reenns III M
the unhappy Fanchon IN the end becomes happy
wife. These in brle the leading
points Of this excellent pay and to say That The fascinating
part Of difficulty and demanding much study and
nay wss a s sS Sa ass s s
M ~ and e o.e e rs aen
called before the curtain ana pelted with flowers and when
arsS he D s n %s s Mr. s
made excellent little speech Tor her thanking the public
%.ss ;
From the Times.I
LAURA KEEsr-A sumner season was commenced here
asd s.isn Mtss aass fy
occasion tits play Of great interest and inculcasye Of tho
Of s n Ms Maggie
IN s sss,s
sry s tns e
ID tone and manner ! ir,e the reminder
pleasant, and evidently Is nnn.eniiona There u
a4ss Il S"s S:S
an ssys done M Nfw n.cs hsn
in the pars she chose to play she must have secured
scarcely acceptable addition he
81 Of yes o her 70 sns % &
Mi;ches reappearanee WAS BY house
curtain. -
LAURA Krxsx, raraGRr n theatre Of Miss Keene hs.
been taken FOR summer season by Miss ". Mitchell. Il
Fanchon to be translated from ihe Ger.
grandmother-a woman plays the crrduly Of the
ss OF as ss 'ns sSsSS 0r.k
10 sn fo Ssns
~ Stunned rdiculed eourted by in particular and
issxseien. tone The burden 81 the acting fen
MIS-: who q displayed very e r.,
on OF her she constantly gvcs little bits OF da-
their delights the audience therefor The
piece carefully put upon the stage, aud was repuaby
''''' EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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y SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UcTIoN SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
WIN. n HoLLINGsHEAD. AUcTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES q. WARREN.
NO. q coRTLANDT STREET
NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAGE AUCTION SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 10, AT lo,E O'CLOCK.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE,
AND EVERY WEEK on FRIDAY THEREAFTER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
have the pleasure to inform the trade that
realize o ms instead Of taxing the H
OF credits more or less uncertain
lam ENABLED TO OFFER
At each Of my sales large quantity Of superior Goods
hitherto never to be found in an auction room
THE SALE OF FRIDAY. JUNE IS
win contain very eGmps,s sss0r%sn. Of all the leading
AA1' -"-s '. ~ ~
ADAPTED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE.
We shall Offer
THREE HUNDRED CASES MEMS CALF BOOTS
comprising styles grades rarely
equsled ~ auction sae invite the particu
lar attention OF Jobbers
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMORALS
Both OF Eastern and city make.
MEMS. BOYS BOYS "a AND YOUTHS CONGRESS BOOTS,
Both o. Eastsrl AMI city make.
A great variety of
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS OXFORD TIES
MEMS CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS.
MEMS PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS
OF different grades both hall and pump.
WOMEN'S SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS,
baimorals, Slippers ana other popular styles.
Misses and Childrens Boots Balmoras Slippers, Caters
&C. in the iety offered all THIS
ALSO. AT PRIVATE SALE,
BOOTS AND SHOES BY THE PACKAGE,
ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS
CHARLES G. WARREN,
Auction and Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
No - Curtiaudt rect.
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]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n

ITENRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.
Ii LEEDS Co., will sell at auction, Saturday, June
H. ut log O'Clock the % Nassau street. gene
raj assortment q Household Furniture, removed from the
consisting of Brussels Ingram Carpets carved
rosewood Sl covered green and gold brocate Turkish
Easy Chairs to match ewood and mahogany Cen
TAB with narple eegant rosewood marble top
Etiere. mahogany and black walnut Corner do, bull and
gut WinioM snadss elegant Lace Window Cartains Bro.
caiel and Wored do with and gold tsses, elegant
Per and daniel Mirrors Gilt Corniccs Oak Extension
Dining Table carved Oak Buffet enclosed Gas Chandeliers
black walnut Bookcase rosewood marble top Hall
Stand rosewood Easy Chairs in green morocco; cary
ed OaS Libracy Chairs, in green reps; carved rose-
wood suit green reps vz-wo Arm ana six upholstered
Chairs imia black walnut and gilt frame Mantel
Mirrors elegant gilt Clock Mahogany Glars and Sofas In
haircoth Easy Chairs and Sofas, hacloth; black wal
Cane at do, mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads
maple AMI Cane Seat Chairs Rush Seat Chairs China and
Glass Ware ocAery Cutlery, Kitchen Ware, DC. The
will commence In the salesrros 10Y o'clock
precisely Deposits required from purchasers.
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TIENaY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-HENRY H

HENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
IL LEEDS co. will sell auction Friday, June Is
clock, front Of store No. 70 Nassau street,
IL years old out of the celebrated Saltram and Abdala
sound and kind in all and under the sad
die great endurance has been sick speed about
three and would make splendid breeding
Light Wagon; butt by Ford Son and is in good
order II the weather stormy the above will be sold the
first fair cay
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A NJ. h. CHAPMAN
IA. ELEGANT FIaST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUNE,


,..,,.. iIaNot0',TE: DRAWING ROOM SUITS
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
gOSEw GOD AND Ella, * WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
OAK AND DINING nOoM FURNITURE.
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE, &C.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day (FrIday June IL, CONNIE cng at eleven
oc0cs at the five stor residence No IS West
Sxtecah street. betw Ffth and SAtn the
iosu0 comprising larry aud richest
Household Furniture offered at auction this Sale
gerempt0ry catalogue a. the house Drawing
rooms-Iwo full Suits with silk brocarel;
Etageres Centre Tables Secretary and Bookcase Pier and
lanle Mirrors We vet dalton Carpets, Sevrcs and Dres-
den China Ornaments, Bronze Cock: embroidered La
Curtains Shades Oh Paintings by eminent superb
Bronzes Gard Tables Chess Table, Reception Chairs Reci
ming Chats Couch; magnificent octave rosewood n
anoforte richly carved made order by Broad
way makers; Canterbury COL and French cotn covers oak
and black walnut Dressing Bureaus Wardrobcs. Bedseads,
Commodex Washands Toilet Tables, Hair and Spring Mat
tresseS Feather Bees Ba kets Sheets Dining
Sdsboard Extension Table Cnina Glass and Silver Ware
Table Cutlery solid silver Dinner and Tea Service, Coffee
Urn, Oyster Tureen Cake Basket Napkin Rings Silver
Spoons Forks Knives Table Service. Also, large
pent Of Basement and Kitcnen Furniture.
IA competent will be In attendance to pack,
ship cart the goods desi.ed. The house
sale Inquire of the auctoneer
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v,pwAuD sorIEvCK AUC1IoNEER-MY FRIENDS
IL aud the public will please take notice that have
moved from he store Formerly occupied 70 1853 broadway
directly opposite.
TsxEcUTToN SALE OF LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
~ B. HERMAN CO., Aucsionesrs. VIII sell on Friday,
Iyh inst 10s o'clock OF Brandy, Gin Whiskey
Rum Winc Champagne Ac; large quantity OF Segars
IRON Safe Also q general assortment OF 0roccres also
Horse, Wagon ana Harness.. l.. oBERLE, Constable.
IN Roth, AUCTIoNEER WILL SILL, THIS AFTER
~ noon at O'Clock precisely, the elegant Household
furniture OF Dr. Henry prens tCinon pace West Eighth
street from Sixth avenue consisting 81 elegant
Terur bedroom Dnngroom Furniture handsome Car.
pets Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding Glass china and Silver
Ware ivory Table Cutlery, Ocoth Chandeiers Nc Also
aver loo lots elegant Hosehold Furniture Sale positive.
the agvds must be- removed - hours afes the sac.
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NIXONS CREMORNE GARDENS,
Lessee and sS% SFEs FOR THE SEASON S''.
THE EaSS SSE EESE II Rsss aaSDnss
with c ffS FsaoTA
VIII 1as iss 81
q aSif e HALL 1as ST SIoR2.,
ass. rsiS Is. j: s;sa HSEHI -.
: ANs sUfiEsB EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
such a. s Issm Of
saa Be s had q ass os w HsY KIND
spiituous vinous fernented had tolerated
'n' POP OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
re COM Eo5TE xSp e N3ia ssA hkfa
Adni,ssia sion 10 cramorne Gardens Palace of Music
Hall Of Flora and Equestrian school,. IS cents only
reserved seats in Equestrian School
Sksh EA ss4h q AND ST.
Open from X R every day ana evening" s.esps
But ONE PRICE r. FOR ..
Equestrian S' TE aa sE K sas PAIx"
4s s'n''s
embr acinQ every and luxury
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
MR. THOMAS BAKER
e. ssi
IN TIE COUNTRY have been engaged and viii bc secures
s ssSiaEH PATTI s MsE AEDzv1s
SIG. DE BREUIL.
senorita CUBAs sgnor xIAIERg,
CAROLINA THELEUR, Mons. WEIrHORFs
Mile HELENE, aud . full C0rps
Special attention Is requested the great variety
csence OF The programme OF entertainment wn'cn
s-' FASHION AND INTELLIGENCE
OF the metropolis whose brilliant on the opening
beautiful Palace Of Music - r,o.-
for the SUNNI months
Admission TO Paacc OF Music, Cremorne Gardens
and Equestrian School - csnu cny
Children In the afternoon. ceusS
chairs in Palace OF Music 70 cents extra
Orches arm chairs 10 cents exua.
NrIxON,S EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE ORDER Or PERFORMANCES
For the evening will he hereafter ~ follows
l. Overture In the Gardens.
Vocal and Instrumental operate Cence In the FaAAoo
Music.
Promenade Concert.
4. Equestrian Entertainment.
The entertainment will be open from III r. L. unul I'm
p. NJ. except Sundays.
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ISDwARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
E HORSES, CARRIAGES HARNESS. &C.
BY EDWARD SCtESCk, THIS DAY, 18th inst,
at one o'clock, at his sacsrootns,
No los BROADWAY
ELEGANT BROWN HORSE.
Is 1871 hnus hve years old, warranted perfectly sound
Kind gentle and perfect In all harness. and fine saddle
horse. Ayers valuable animal.
SPLENDID DAPrLE GRAY HORSE.
is 5N hands old warranted perfectly sound
kind and gente Is splendid saddle horse, perfect In oil
harness and ar handsome any in the city.
ELEGANT BAY HORSE. -
Is Is hands, long tail, old, warranted perfectly
sound Aiud aud gentle IN way; an elegant saddle
NAL
A light top Wagon, nearly new, ritv made.
LADIES' SADDLE HORSE.
Long tail bay Pony, Id 10 hands. warranted
perfectly sound kind and eene Is perfect ady's saddle
horse has been ridden the last year BY little girl; the
perty Of private gentleman leaving the country.
FANCY SADDLE PONY.
BLACK and whc oil d. warranted perfectly
sound kind anu gentle N way Has been uscd BY
le girl The last Ia Kind in harness and the finest sad
die pony In this ,it. Achd can ride him.
81. LAwRESCE STALLION.
sSas ou Va hands Ls perfectly kind and gentle and
believed to be sound. sold TO close M estate
Several sets of double single Harness. Saddles and
Brides -. .-
Parties wishing 10 enter tner properly for our
REGULAR SALES, !.
TUESDAYS And FRIDAYS
,can do 70 appics,ti.n to the anctonccr
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EDWARD sIETzENIoH. AucrIoNEER.


HossFs fsHSSs s SsP HtsSEss AT
Gtock At SoAsp ~ Y h.as
% mind s sna and g. as s Is very
HORSE Is hands l-af
az LADIES II DARk GRAY MARE syess a
a Is sasne rate ssWss as
an NJ ips s saaT haoy now Inn,
and finished to order in the best by Rafferty,
raned the best Workmanship $3.50 very desirable and
EockAW1Y AND CLOSE cARRIAGE-l Rockaway,
Close Carnage made by Wood Brothers, in ne
TOP wAGoNs-Two excellent Top Wagons, city built.
one q wni ROAD Ss ossh sssS only very r o as n
elegan,: also one second hand in good order.
ROCKAWAy--In nne order; used season only.
SUPERIOR sets
coyered twelve sss OF Single Harness very superior Also
CHILDREN's CARRTAGEs-At2 O'Clock. twelve elegant
ly finished Gigs anu Cabs.
EDWARD sINrzENICH, AUcTIoNEER- ABLE
dALSRafrhsY '' 9. W. bASHSPoRr this day, at ii
superb South American, Ne Sion and United States Birds
arranged in large also under glass shdes for the
attention is called to this SAFE. On exhibition
HENRY H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLD
Wines Brandies, Liquors segals &c;-Hnska a. a;
ii O'CLOCK =, the s salsoom No srse Special
sa iii Wn sale s.
unsold from our last with lots OF old Wines
from private sources yz:Madea, Port Pale, Goien and
Brown Sherres Branches Whskeys Gin, Rum, &C., by the
demljohn, bottle; Brandles Rum. &C. IN bond
Wines Branaes. Rum Gin, &C, imported in bottled
by of the oldest and most reliable houses in London
Also very choice reserved stock q The finest possible quali
guaranteed In every respect vfZBrandy, 1885 and
1885, Sherry lS.2 do Amon llado, 1913; Rum 1896 very
old white Port. &c, old Cabinet Bourbon Whskey. No
other goods admitted. Also voice Of fine imported
Havana ears. selected with much care from the best
manufacturers in Havana by agent OF of the most
reiabl in this city consisting Fiaaro Prinsados,
l.osa Concia Cabanas, Brevas, Cervantes Zarzueas.
Antigua lad Gayota FL Morro Don Quxottc Sanco Papza
brands Also 1920 of the cele-
in cases Of 500
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HENRY G. sCRIBNER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ii Sale OF Elegant Paror and other Furniture.-Henry
Scribner will sell this Friaay) II O'Clock sales
Ill Nassau elegant Parlor Suits
walnut mahogany; also Chamber Suits, and large
variety Of other Furniture
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e. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
II AN EXTRAORD NARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSKKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.

ELE6ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HANDSOME BRUSSELS AM INGkAlN CARPETS
RICH CIT GLASS AND CHINA WARE.
Ivory Table Cutlery and Siiverwdre at pubic aacuor.
this day friday june H. at Il O'Clock precisely.
ut the private residence, NJ. 19 West Eighth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues consisting oil
three elegant Parior Suiss, covered In brocatel
reps Suit consisting OF Sofa Arm one Re.
sepuon and four Medallion Back Chairs rosewood Centre
aud Side Tables Turkish Lounges and Chairs MATCH Pier
Glasses. twenyone day bronze Clock China and Paran
Vases Lare Curtains ROSEWOOD and mahogany Bedsteads
Clocks Sofa Beds Booksans Mattresses Beds Bedding;
Glass, China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, solid
walnut Extension Table Bullet twelve Dining Chairs Writ
ing Desk Ac., &c. positive, rain shine.
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AT THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR
IA left OF CothnR Carpets, Furniture Ladies' and gen.
having any OF the above dispose OF will do well
send only 10 T. ROSENBERG, 2l3 Seventh avenue.
There you will be have your best satisfaction. La
dies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg
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A U0TION SALES OF 400 LONG ISLAND LOTS.-w.
IA N. LLOYD, auctioneer-J. q. CODMUS will sell. at
the Merchants Exchange sal-room, Ill Broadway Fri.
day. June I3 at IL ococS valuable Lots the
Elatbush three miles from the City Hail. accessible the
Brooklyn, Coney Island and Ftbush Railroad For
and further apply The 0cc the auctioncer
III Nassau street JOHN LLOYD 4 SON, 10 Nassau
street. Parties In OF valuable lots will find IL to their
interest TO attend this they will be persmptory sold
the highest bidder
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HENRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post oilce.-MiNER Il
SOMERyILLE will sell auction Saturday, June L. at
eleven O'CLOCK A. NJ their saesroom 81 Nassau street,
large collection OF moiern Oh Paintings comprising Land
ses, Interi Marines, Fruit and Flower Pieces
nsnber OF sAetches In OIL by fayorite
artist OF city also fine Water Colors and Drawings
Anon them will be found the Of Gerard Horthorst
W. NJ Brown, Pyne Meyer Groben Pattin, Gamier Weber
Parton, X. ,trce., X. Mang0ni ani others.
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CLOTHING q.

A TTENTIoN, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.--I HAVE
n just resolved $40U TO purchase Off Clothing Fur
nure and Carpets for the California market do promise
the highes prices oty by calling address
Tenth street. Ladies' attended 10 BY Mrs. Minx. Remem-
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MATaIMoSrAI..

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONSIDERED GOOD
N looking. would like TO correspond with some lively
young lazy with view TO natmony; who is for
y accomplished ardent and loving may address enclosing
carte de vste. Frank Williams OF Miller JennIns
box 80 Broadway Post Office
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VNoLF's REsTAuRATIoN. 80, CORNER OF BROAD
wv way and Fulton and Wine Sore, 1i6 Fulton street,
fully inform friends and the public in general
that keep open my Restaurant from morning at until
evening NJ ten o'clock In the finest STYLE with all the deli
caes OF the season. and where will be constantly found the
best Rhine and other Wines Of my Importation also
the finest Liquors Segars and the best Lager Bier Ia Now
York. ROBERT WOLF
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nAvID n. EGAN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
II day, K33 Canal street. o'clock.
Honsehod Furniture Beds Bcdsteads Pillows and Boil
Hair and other atscs rble Tables Lounges
Te Tees, Looking Classes Chairs Bureaus Bookcases;
also, rosewood Piano.