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CAMP 2sp REe'r U. S SHARP sHoa1fBs, }
Opposite fredericksburg "a.
April 9th, 1862 y

GAap 2sp REe'T Y. S. SHARP snoa1fBs, }
Opposite fredericksburg "a.
April 9th, 1862 )
EDIToRs JoURNlL:I hardly know where cur
camp was when last wrote you, aud Indeed, |
do not think il makes but little difference, for ouf
old points were Of but little nteres; compared
with our present. Auger's brigade, ID wAioh
the Cd U S. s. s. is placed, made what might
be properly called forced march tfom Ca,eIe.
Station, which is now the terminus d the railroad
from Alexandria, having marched from there to
this place in % hours, the distance being some
81 miles. We slept about an hour in tire time,
aud had several creeks 10 ford, thus keeping our
feet wet, which made our march still harder.
About seven in the evening our regiment en-
oamped. as we supposed for Tie night, in piece
Of woods; we had just made our frugal supper Of
coffee and hard bread, and the writer was just IN
the act Of occupying tract q the sacred soil
large enough 10 rest bis weary body upon, Nheu
The order came to faH in, In few moments oar
kuapsacks were slung, and we were again in lie
and under way. We marched some three Or four
miles, and again eHcampcd in piece Of pine
woods BY the read side. Again we laid down,
and most Of rs we're soon locked In the arms ol
tired natures sweet restorer laid until mid
night, when | awose. and the moon had arose
aud was shining brightly. had been awake
bat short time, thinking Of what the day would
bring forth, when VIC we're startled BY tie report
Of pistol and rife shots in quick succession.
As We we're ia the cneIny's country, We ofcourse
supposed that We now had business ofour own 10
attend to, and the consequence vas IN few mo-
menls we we're ready for any emergency. We
soon found however, that the result Of the alarm
vas most melancholy indeed. II appears that
the orderly u the General was being sent back
with orders, and be not being appriSed Of cur
move after cur first eneompuent, when halted by
cur sentinel supposed thai he was getting IN the
hands Of the enemy, aud did not wait 10 End cut
his mslakes but Immediately drew bis revolver
and fred two or three times, when the sentinel
fred and killed him instantly.
We again laid down for about au hour, but net
to sleep, after the exctemen, Of the precious one,
when al two O'Clock the orler came 10 march,
aud once moro we nere under way and pointed
towards Fredericksburg A. daylight We came
up with the advance guard q the Harris ceyal-
~, 10 find that they had during the night Sc
we're skirmish with body Of the enemy. 1t
seems thar their guide had. either igaoraniiy or
mAlicioasly. led them unawares directly upon the
rebels, who we're covered by breast work Of
rails, and we're lying in wait for their approaeh
A. tbs plaee We rssied long eneugh 70 make our
coies and eat hearty breakfast
The cavslry came back With t-o Of the comps
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News Summary.
"wednesday.

New York, May Z.
The steamer Columbia from Havana,
3D. INST. arrived. The gunboai Smith ar
rivcda Havana, sob ult., from For Jack
son, och ull. 'rhc attack on The rebel
forts commenced on the 18th. On The 23d
Com Farrisut. IN the Hartford, with th.r-
teen steamers, passed The solis, aud Gen.
Batter landed 1000 men above.
The rebels lost | gunboais.and 10 Inns
turtle, Manassas. Our forces took AGO
prisoners We lost $50 men, and our gun
boat Verona was sunk On the 2lth
flag Of itIce was scat 10 Com. Porter, ask
ing the ondition, Of surrender--lo which
Porter replied, NO CONDITIONS
Washington, May Z.
The enemy have evacuated Williams
burg, and fed towards Richmond. Our
army is following them up vigorously
Tie battle Of Monday was very severe,
and lie loss Of the rebels proves to have
been large.
Williamsburg, Va, May 6.
70 Ion. Il. ~. Stanton - have tbs
pleasure TO announce The occupation az
this place az The result u the hard fought
action yesterday. The effect Of HancGck's
brilliant engagement yesterday PM, was TO
turn the lei Of their line Of works.
He was strongly reinforced, and the
enemy abandoned the entire position
during the night, leaving all bis sick
and wounded III our hands, Ills
loss, yes er'lay, was very heavy. We
have seme 500 uninjured prisoners, and
more than 1000 wounded. The victory
Is complete. have sent cavalry in pur-
suit.
The conduct OF our men has been ex-
cellent, with carecly an exception. The
enemys works arc very extensive and
exceedingly strong, both in respect TO po-
sillou and tic works themselves. Our
loss was Lcayy IL lockers division, but
very lalie on other parts Of the field
Hancoeks success was gained, with less
Of not over 20 killed and wounded.
The weather is good to-day, bat there
is great difficulty in getting up food on
account 81 the roads. Very few wagons
have come NJ.
Am | authorized 10 follow tie example
Of other generals, and direct the names Of
battles to be placed on eolors Of regiments 2
We have other battles to fight before
reaching Richmond. Signed,
g. u. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Washington, May 7.
The Fort Monroe boat, which LETT ut 5
o'clock tbs morning, has arrived At Cher
rysyille, bringing the following.
Williamsburg, May G.
70 Hon. f. III Stanton - Every hour
proves our victory more complete. The
enemy's loss il great, especially 10 officers.
| have Just heard Of i've more Of their
guns being captured. Prisoners are daily
q. b. McCLELLAs,
Major-Gen. Commanding.
Thursday
Baltimore, May 3.
The following. dated Yorktown, May
7tli. AT IL O'clock, is taken from the cor
Of tic Amertean Of this city
As close my letter, The latest intelligence
received from the Geld Of battle Is that
Gen. MeClellan has come ap with the en-
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Local intelligence.

4 Coon fssrlsr4Ios We setsse vfth parlli.
alss sAsishrtu sic saasess shisa i auea1ias
ibs essrls q car esteemed flsnd, D. I u.
s,ragas. Is ~ ou3aa Il ~ water Cure e..
tsliisaeni. ~ tha slaFs The undertaking
pas begun year aea sd aileosh ,hs s'aie g
sts eoaatry ass msN aufaurtis 20 tae growth
e sos 81 s.,aA hmsat ST We ave ntrmei
iAs gsssiis tts. faf have beeu entirely aslsfae-
tory, The panhsr u paieals are constantly IN
arsassre. ana What : better ana ! saFe omen q
fafuFe prosperity, the treaimeni Qf tie paiieuis
has proved sery successful. none we believe who
have not experienced improvement aul some
eea6rmel insaiJs, 70 al appearances, hs,s been
restored again 70 health ana 'iger marked
case Is that ii Mrs nau6flh, II Rupert, who
shen she frat eAme under the lee.ogs care. bad
teeu unable to leave her bca CT sosuv ten moa,ls.
aud yetailcr short period Al the Cure she SNOW
able 20 walk about. and tbatoat 81 icers sheis
sdii q the Cure and 8 constantly approving
The arrangements 81 bathing arc ample and
well arranged The Eleeeo.c Chemical baths prove
to ta or ycry great service in the treatment q
earaie diseases. There Is certainly no mere
hadable purpose than that q restorine the inya-
IA to ;hal FIRST Of human blessings. heallh-none
more worthy q public iayor. We sincerely hope
tia, this good work may meet With the NEST IN
bounded prosperity, and We can very eheerfaliy
asi cordially recommend the institution TO the
trial of an those who are Afflicted with disease
and suffering.
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OR IiicuwAYs.--I Tie tine has eemc round
again, Sc believe. when cur highways arc TO te
pat ID shape Cor the year ensuing. We hope i
viii be well done. f,r god highways certainly
rank very high am * the good things u iiis.
While tAare is nothing, 50 to speak, worse than q
yad cad Eight hundred dollars, or thersabauts,
!. appropriated for the repair. q tbs lcais IN
Manchester, ana in Ike proporloniu other towns
of the County This SUN, sc appsshend, well
expended Is ample to keep thea in good order. =
This luty was accomplished 10 very satisiac-
tory manner last year IN Ibis section. Mr. a. G.
CLARK. at Factory Point. performed his labors as
surveyor in most acceptable manner, and has
left an neifaeeable record q his good deeds; and
the same may be said Of Mr.. 4. J Gray. We
would call the attention Of Ar. Gray to- the status
Of the roads between this village and the late res
idence Of Cyrus Munson, l. seems to Us that
there is need Of decided Improvement IN this
quarter. Would ii not be good plan 10 build a
winter road on tie east side Of the highway, from
Mrs Burnhams to the Munson place We
should think it could be done At lisio expense
and would be great convenience in winter, be-
sides saving good deal 10 the line Of seis' shoes
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EpuoaioSAL- We are informed that ,he
Teachers Institute Cor this County viii be held
in this village the first week in June. We hope
the friends Of education IN this vicinity viii spare
no pans to make the Institute Ileasaut aud
profitable Arrangements should be made for
the accommodation Of Teachers from abroad As
the County Court win be in session at HAT t,a.c
we suppose the Institute will be held a the Con-
gregatonal Church.
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--CozmoaeTe foolc : 3 very religious rlAu,
AZ is well known. soms one says that tie rebels,
vhe Ars feling bis bonbs, muat TANK be belongs
20 the "Asrd-shsll BAptsss /"
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T'hc situncion.

Since cur last. the Army Of the Potomac, un-
der Gen. Mcclellan, have been slowly but stebd-
ily advancing toward tie seat Of the rebel CAPT.
tai. At the time Of cur writing Monday after
noon) our latest advices place cur advance col
amh miles beyond New Kent Court House,
which Is y miles from Richmond, on the Rail-
road from thai place to West Point, on the York
River. The rebels arc expected TO make stand
at Bottom Bridge, l 5 miles from Richmond; but
VIC shall see, We can only hope for the best, and
leave the result IN the hands Of Providence aud
cur brave troops We arc at last apprised Of the
capture Of Norfolk. Portsmouth and the Navy
Yard BY cur troops Ibis is an advantage d
great moment. Norfolk is a point Of much great
e. military value than Richmond. Where nov,
VIC ask, con the rebel. build gunboats or war yes
sells, suprosing, ofcourse, that they kuew how to
do such things aud were act too lazy Bat, bet
ter than all, the awful Merfimac Is no more.
She who for the last few weeks has been on enc
continual " Rampage has al last, Ike Jacob
Faithfu's unfortunate parent, fallen victim 10
spontaneous combustion. Aud 50 We apprehend
wi!l It be with the besus conleieraey, which ap-
pears 70 10 getting omeahat "grosgy " Of late,
and viii soon, like tie Snowman, lie unable 70 per-
form, owing to "unore.esn Circumstances and
the incemency Of the weather" Sic sempsr
Yeteliibus.
The naval engagement With TIC reyel gauboats
on the Mississippi has come of, and o The re-
Subtitle rebels have lost thrse-ffths or their
entire inland aoiiils. Their navy, according 10
latest adyices, consists u five rather dilapidated
gunboais and enc steamer, tie Nashville Ratl-
CT a small stock for 50 mighty power as the
Confedsracy. Lc;ua be patient. The beginning
of the end draws near
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MlDTcAL,-The Bennington County Medical
Society holds a session at this place, tomorrow.
We shall give reporl Of its proceedings in our
next issue
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UpcEaArEp EYEs.--A son Il Mr. A Hayward
q this city, has been cured BY Dr. 0aertner Of a
severe scrofaieus Affection q the ere and stop.
pages ~ the tear passages, rendering him nearly
LlinA lie was attended by physicians ID Albany
ard Trov. baf without eng benea'. Dr. &. ireai-
q liz oaly tar1s aeeks. au4 &c Is ass aischafE-
"a ea4ed Beiefeaes IS peIa4liied 10 AlE. Hay
ward, Nc. S2T River street Troy Tires. St
See Dr. O. = sdvsTiisenslt ID acothsr o,luua
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WEsrmSsTER RsyIEw We have receiyed-the
Westminster ReyieH for april. Its contents pre-
cent the usual variety and excellence. The Is
says are, "The Mythology % Polynesia, - EN-
doasd Schools. German Life During the last
Two Centuries" "Mrs. Delany," Caesars
Campaigns il Gaul, ;" The Fathers Of Greek
Philosophy, Portraits Of ny aeqaaintances, .
ellie Life n }. NJ W. Turner, France and
Napoleon III. (" and Lord STANLEY
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTI0NEER
~ - -AAohlfiGknr ElIHIEkhs 70 kTkkN AND
n .a.as.a SIXTEEN CARAT JEWELkf,
~ r, Tns stock q one q the largest inanufacinrsrs
ny EDW AkD SGHENCK. Tuesday and w sdnesday,
Dec 80 and 81 ~ 5s Brvaway al II o'clock each day The
STOCK consists In rart OF superb a.M
CORAL FuLL AMI HALF SETS,
MOSAIC AND TORQUOISE AN4
SuPERB STONE gAAkkSO,. s. f-s
ORIENTAL GARNET AND PEARL,
NN HfACINTIIE AND AMETHYST, &&
sH aassss LADIES DIAMOND AND
EHAMbLLED WATCHES,
sse. tHArEizAINES AND VEST CHA1N6
ana ~ the newest and latest styles Brooches Earrings,
Braceets Scarf Pms Ladies' Chatelanes Vest Ohas and
Ladies' Diamond and Enameled Watches Every article 10
wanted the finest Ell hteen, sixteen fourteen carat
and can be retnrnsd and the refunded II found
ne 30 Every facility yIu be Afforded 70 ladies examine
" goods which viii be On exhibition at the saesroom
A0nday Sale positive, without any reserve. u n
The above 10 the hst elegant nrst class selry
that has city the lie ara In
vted 70 examine them Monday bsc 20 TF-'f -
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A BRAHAM " MyANDERP00L 4 CO., AyCLIoMEERs
a AAdNIF!cEST a6Is HovsEHoLD q HdS SSuuRRNIruRE,

Paintings eauary and many and costly Works Of Art
At public auction. this day (Monday }, Dee. ~
A the private resdencc - West Sixteenth between
Fifth and Sixth
Sale commencing at ii o'clock A. II.
and As public 70 This sae the catalogue comprising
the largest and richest assortment OF Household Furniture
offered " auction ss Tho furniture made 70
ser ess than seven months ago. and Of The best dsscr
ton. Sale positive.
Chairs en- suite covered with sasn rosa
wood Easere satuary marble Secretary and Bookcase
lined with satin WOOD Encoignurcs Console Ia
bes, ebony Reception Chair covered with brocade; ladys
Work Table, superb Sevres china Vases artistic bronze
Figures representing Minerva Cheva de Marley Msxappa,
Hamlet Joan Of Arc Crusaders match Paintings, summer
and winter BY Coles two superb Paintings panel Scenes
Cour ef Versailles and Luxembourg; the Assumption Of
the Virgin BY Lapner ALSO French line Engravpgs ross
wood Centre Tables, Kings Reclining Chairs Card and
Chess Tables Frrnch plate Pier and
1Anel Mirrors bronze and ornolu Clock $50 yards velvet
Carpets Russ Pianoforte ths richest instrument
offered auction this season. made 70 order by city makr
scsswood Stool Music Rack walnut Aat Stand
ruby and white Glassware Punch Bowl china Dinner and
Rings Table Cutlery. Linen, e. Chambers-Rose; o,d
and Spring Mattresses walnut Bureaus Sofas Chars
B-Paries wishing 70 attend the sale take the Fifth and
Sixth the House, st. Nicholas
and Metropolitan Hote leaving II Sixteenth street, few
he
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A Ivan G. BAKER & CO., AUCT1ONEERS.
"A Ti tDlice r. Maiden lane
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The property OF .ami.y leaving the city,
~ the residence Ills West Twenty third street, near
H. III avenue,
On this day tNonda,o, December 9
Sale commeBcn sst2 o'csvts this afternoon.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Bronze and Ornou Chandcliers, Velvet Carpets Ragss
two superb snits. covered with broeal Of the richest dc.
pion; Etageres, stat marble top Secretary aud
rors, embroidered Lace C.rtas, French Shades, Centre
Tables, Chess r.pe, S-vrcs n Dresden China Vases.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAkOFORTE.
richly carved legs aud cas- ade 10 order py cy Dakes
Stool, Can;erbury, Cover, Music Books. &c.
.fta.2A. OIL PAINTINGS n
BY eminent artists match Paintings original, by Cole;
the Assumption OF the Virgin after MuTilo also Paintings
by Ranney Legrand Sseres Inman De 10 CrUix Fruit
Piece Winter Scene Marine Views; also number Of Cabi
Pictures copper Bronxe and Ormou Clock artistic
bronze Satuary representing Nasppa, Cheva de Marley
Minerva ,sters Naht and Morning: marble oatraYy,
reclining Chairs, Card and Chess Tables elegant Ouol
S'0S'A' amp % ~ ''s cfHANBRrs' aaa tt
Rosewood Dressns Bureaus Bedaeads Wsrdrchss Table
Do NUT Armoire Gace style Louis XIV superb Hair and
Sheets black walnut Sofas Arm and o. Back Chairs
covered with satin dAask Brussels and Ingram Carpets
s...arts DINING ROONS. 81 ssae
Solid oak Buffet Extension Tables Arm Chairs Sofas.
China Dinner and Tea ests elegant SEES Ruby and White
Glass War; DecanterH Goblets Chsmagnes Wines Fruit
6ands Preserves; Sheed Table Cutlery, Silver Spoons,
Forka Napkin Rnys Dinner and Tea esroe, Caster1 Sal
vers, Coffee Urn. Punch Bowl; Table Linen, 10.
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DAsS,JIEE A. Mathews, AggGITI,oNEER, 80

Lr COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
II Liquors. Cordials Corkl Bottles Herbs, Mustard, &o
on this dag (onday) Dec ~ 81 iOh ocIoek 81 No lol
BROADWAY, neas CApal srscA
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Msam aaEAaeMeNaa s8fN SLASH efn8NMhNatae
m .----- 4 \. A. a
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II. gALEs AT 1ygYlOE. q
A ssl0NkE's sALE.-D D. oAuLKMs AuCIIONEkk
"A ELEuANT HOUSEHOLD ftkSffUhEs -s--~r-~
..,.. k.ch I'm neh Par and Aanisi h,ro,s,
6UPxRbLY CARgEDR II sSEWo0D lIANOFoHTk,
EtgAEt Si,er Plate, e., 10,
&Purchnsed at cost of over ytuVu
MONDAY lDECEMR -
Al the elegant p,ae 2s West Fourteenth street,
~ nth q
-. Couhtlencng AZ eleven o CLOCK A. d; ~.
Tno sale comprHf Tie Nai contents OF me mousse ne
elegant Parlor trnlure made order, ana ~ soiid
CO.,. The whole viii be aald the highest bidder LOT
cash 0aering extra ndc ~ the entIt
furniture Of tne house having all been made within
D months. ses+ sM.. ...4
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofore with all mo-
dern upros oversung bass, Ac cos; 5000 rich
rosewood Stoo covered In san and embroidered Cover
three elegant fun suits 81 rosewood Paror Furniture IN
rich brcaae and satn Iesewood Etaseres splendid aud
lection Paintings rosewood Turkish aud Easy
Chars In tine rosewood Centre aud Side marble top
Tables, RICH, carved.
Chamber III, IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus.
d. Wakhstands. Sofa Beda hne hAireoth;
ten Hal Mat FINN forty 70 my pounds made 70
order. IN client oor di ion. E LEsa .-H
Drns X ON Furntire consisting Of nne oak E1tsnslon
Forks Spoons kc with heavy cut ana engraved Glass
Ware essr description. No posiponemeni. Cartnen In
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A FUTILE. AUcnoNEsR. OFFICE $50 BROAD.
"A. way.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD TURNrTURE.
ELE0ANT DIAMOND BRACELET AND RIN0,
COST 5000

G. FUTILE, AUCnONEER OFFICE $50 BROAD
BLEGxNT DixNoND BRxcELET AND RiNo,
VASES, ELEGXkT cxavED PiAXoY6RfS,
viii the entire rich and costly contents o. The :pscoas
avenue Win be sold Monday December - ococS,
precisey comprtsng very large and rare collection Of
and elegant Paor Ornaments most Of which were imported
Sroalef isrso Per .nd Msntsi airrOr. ted
mirror doors snd back Superior Turkiah
ES chair: 70 %"assh; LAdys French Secretary Bronze
Vases, Br0nIss. marble Groups. and FsSres rosewood
isss and sssafal vsss q rrsaeh csins sSas @ ana
sne e =. %
OF this sale every article viii be sold
6R n. 2ssSs 2siS
zlsoAss sfSsSSEs sSS SiaaSSs. o..rr,s
CUT GLASS CHINA AND Pynkx sIRyEa IN MARE dYnay a.
T. RooTH. Aucsionssr. win sell iSis day tNondayl De.
esmbsr q sti ocloek preeseiy the elegant and costly
avenues The whes wi be soll 70 the hishest bid1sr
for e =
rsnofors rosewood and black walnut farsf Suits covered
Essses nnsst pa Es .nS
Brussele rosewood Centre and Psr Tables Eta
loSaay BsSxoon sai Sprns and Hair Hslrssses Blankets
eolstsry, AuOws. Louness, Sofa 1sds Reckers Chairs
Sss;s ss n v 'ad
n. B.-The whole win Be sold By catalogue, without
ssrve, and must be removed immsdassy. No postpone
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A YOUNG mAE lAN AMERrcAN) DEsrR0Us OF
IA hearing the French language spoken, wishes Room
and Breakfast with intelligent French family where
there boarder Location be within fifteen
New York. Address & H.. bez s,5pi Posi oGloe y
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A u9TIoS SAL SALE OF READY MADE cIoTHINo.
ss::.y .:ss ssssi VI. & 4 rs
sses and susiasss cOs; Cioh. noesin. cs:s%.re and
Ssa,sss ss' .:s ;a::
49, ~ nag:
"A. By BANos, MEBMIN 4 co. Irving Buildings, ~
xS9YS.y sy:.ns Ss; E..,:s ana AM:
.sy Jyea Ssa: s'
large French Microscope In complss order. and ans yss
ucrIoE xoTrcE..N. DOUGHTY, AucrIoxEER.
sres isrss a:somens 4 Hoassoa csrpsss
mnrs cal. s renss s SS s Table, a
paSs ..ns s pn. Ss w1,a
~hole forming assortment we'll worthy the attention Of
srs.. -----------------------
UcrIoE SALE OF CRocKERY AND GLASS WARE.
.uonss viii sell N o % ss On sosSsy Dec e. 81 u q
Soiosk q s. Nader lane white granite Dinner. Tea and
siass sosis 0ot,sts Wines. Lsmonad.., fumslers &C.
Sale ss positive for cash and goods delivered After
UcrIoS NoTIcE.--A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLoR
a Suit beautifully carved and finished made TO order
p sSe =,
s iSs ss. ssA ' place ~s
ssrGNEE's SALE OF FuRs-A. n. cRIsrALAR,
Ascpesr s, vii t. ;s h,s dsy . Des sr, e oS,Ces
and stone Msrtea and Coney gsrss ye,orn.s NUTS and
ssa's Il GSsI &C., being the
skkE Cs VINES
.d .s Ss sns D: sss SEA ss sS.l cSs
ss@ and s aa %s wn. ssapsy c s $ s
stock OF Ccnlossy deccased Sale positive IN lots suit
purchasers STEPHEN kRUHN, Executor
A ucTiON ON TUESDAY. AT srArLEroN g. H. AT
ery as eo MI Se sod on account M
death Of The propriec The premises win be let
able terms y = one q she oss caqns on Tue Lsapd being
uGrIoS SSwT1cEwsRofekERy e sIfs1Iy Class CHINA
Dec - at 10 O'Clock 26l Pearl street. by d. EaBURY
J, ezra aR sale u choice Goods. In city and
county deaers Must oe sod 20 elose up conssnmen,s
pYg.T WILLS, ,AuCTIoNEER-MoND DEC %
ID Auciion Noi e.--sale or American Glassware China
Trays Fancy Gcods a 10 clock at IL Murray street
Catalogues now ready.
(loLE : MURPHY, AUCTIoNEERs
" Mortgate sale Of Hotel Furniture IN Brooklyn. b
ou Tuesday at II lock l5s and 100 Fulton street the
carpet sesss r anh Bsdsns snd sapssa apsan
Flied % wsrs o tas Two ga r apfS cA' sas sve
stoves bar Dining Room and Saloon Furniture Liquors;
az IN sooa uf. oruer $500. -
nANIEL A.. MATHEWS. AuCTIoNEER.
tlTApE HPPE fok sE@ 9HSRs cR FfSsx GOODS
stsa stSSSas &C.
sa PAtl h q I Dee S
ssssns Vases Jssw Gases Pobs 6ss a sSss
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animation.
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EDWARD eCHENCK, AUCTlONBER ls.t e
u - ELEGANT BRONzES, CLOCKS, &C.
BY EDWAkD scHEKCk.Thia day, Dec: n, e II oclocn.
81 LAB Broadway, elegant BYonzes, Checks D1nner 0es
Odos Work Doxes Jewel oasks and ether elegant French
ELEGANT PHofcGkAPH ALBUxs
large ans elegant Asssransn Also superb as0ylmst
EPEESSEs. yRuIr BASKETS AND oAsrRss.
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BOARDING AVID LODGING.

A THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, CORNER or FRANK
"a fort and William streets one block east Of lhe city
Hall HUNDRED and hfy light, neatly furnished
tooms single rooms ESQ 70 SIC per day 81 70 - 80 per
veek HOUSE open all night
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U N. cARYALHO, AUCTION4ER
Es ON MONDAY. DEC. a.
at u O'Clock, 81 Is Cedar street. s
large assortment 0roceres Wines LiauorS and Sesayy
viz sacks Liverpool Salt Rice Salmon, kaclsre Bordeaux
dies Dried Apples Ac Also and Brady Irish
And Scotch Whiskey Gin Rup Port and Sherry Wnss -
poands OIL Cognac Also 70 coo Havana Domestic and Ger
man ssgan special invoice Clothing. Jewshy, Hare