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The "IIerald " thus sums up the where
abouts Of the Confederate generals:

General Longstreet is making his stay at
the residence of Charles James Faulkner, at
Martinsburg; General Lee stops with pr.
Hammond. at North mountain; and Stone
wall" Jackson continues about in spots"
as heretofore.
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On all sides the fight is represented as be
ing very bloody one.

On all sides the fight is represented as be
ing very bloody one.
We muSt wait for further facts and expla-
nations before forming an opinion as 10 its
fui! merits. Coriuth was Il strongly fortified
place, and the enemy thus had great sdYan-
tage. 1t is conceded by the enemy thut our
troops exhibited great valor. They, therefore
deserve our praise. Let us he the more care
full to give it to them, because Of their misfor-
tune We tender these brave men our sympa.
thies in their reverse as cordially and affection
ately as we would have congratulated them III
case Of success. Our flag has been forced
back, but so long rs its defenders ure brave
and enduring, it is not dishonored Better
luck next time!
Let this failure OF our attempt have only the
effect of stimulating our energies and intam-
ing our courage! The truly brave man al
w,ps Uses with the occasion. The check
which our arms has received must be rs.
deemed. 1t must be redeemed promptly, aor
the winter is coming. DO let US all forget, if
but for a moment, the microscopic search af.
ter flaw, in the administration of our Gov
ernsnent, aud give our wscst thoughts sn,l
most earnest attention, and most anxious zeal,
and most untiring and self sacrificing exer-
tions towards beating back the enemy.
1t will be full time after that is done, for
the censorious to devote themselves to the in
duigeErc OF their consuming passion, and for
the ambitious to lay plans for the next Presi
dency. Let the people maintain brave and
resolute spirit. and respond with zeal an i
readiness TO the necessities of the country
Let us lose no time in idly deploring our late
solitary repulSe, but rather let us send word
to the men at Ripley, to keep up their courage
and try again, and that we will support them !!
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VGR1 lsIEsI fRoh TIE EGa}p.
YANKEE ACCOUNT Of THE BATTLE
OF CORlNTH.

ONE yINKEE GENERAL KILLED.
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| .NEHH FROM .WCLELLIN'S IRMl..
| s PES%siLv.niA C0MPAaY SURPRISED ASD TAKEN
PRISONERS.

Mct,LElLAH's HEADQUARTERS, Oct. S, 90.
a cuInpnny Of the Fifty-tourth Pennsylva.
Ohio Railroad bridge at Psu-Pau. about halt
Mnv between Hancock and Cumberland, were
yesterday attacked by a rebel force and all
taken prisoners.
At thr same time 8 cavalry force, under
Cot. M.keynoldS, captured the encampmcnt
Of the rci':i. bringing away two pieces Of
artillery, Ten wagons, and sixty horses and
mules
4 arrnng cavalry force, under General
Ayerli, has been sent after the relrcstins
rebels.
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oHE uxaEG:L iip 7HnFs roloSrLs wousnEp.
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DnnVl!IG on SlOnnaY. he tNreAtcnen 10 se'a
every man who would not join the rebel army
10 the North Of tho Ohio.
The lrbrIs are cutting new roals from
Ealislown To Springfield aud I.sXir gton.
THE EVACUATION or R.RnsrowN.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. j, 1852.
The Louisville: special despatch Of the ~
inst, concerning the taking of 500 rebels by
| R0sseau'S division, was incorrect. 1t w:rs
doubtless based Oh the fact hat an entiie
Georgia regiment Of cavalry, 800 strong, was
captured in The early part Of last week hy
Lieut.. Eol. Howard. Of the Second Indiana.
commanding his own and the Second and
Third kentucky, which surrounded and com
picttiy surprised the rebels IL, break kiast, who
surrendered without the slightest resistance.
Gn!nnel Crawford, Communicating the captured
| regiment, is eN-Congrcsslnan and one .: :hc
Confederate Peace Commissioners to Wash
ingten. These prisoners reached here LAST
rIeuing.
The rebels in large force evacuated BsrdS-
,"n yesterday morning at ten o'clock.
4. cr,sa.icr General Van Cleve. Of Minneso-
j.. ic.tn" the adsancc Of General CritteU-,
(, Jnn - t.I,a, ,itr-,.i Rartl4town lasr ov-ninc
at sIH o'c!ock; eight hours attor,ti,s cvacua-
ton thereof by the rebels, aid were to pur-
sue them lhi, morning.
4 rumor has bee:. prevalent here that
Grurra SLIPS Union forces were attackci by
Kirby Smiths rebel force at tIardinsvlle to-
day. an,l driven hack four miles. This last
rumor Is entirely dscreditcd.
I.%TERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
The st. Louis correspondent eth, Herald"
writing from ST. Louis, October 81, says:
Information from South eaa MissoG,,
represents that our troops in that section
have met with small reverse-about one
thousand of them, under Col. Salomon, OF
! Wisconsin, being compelled to fail back before
superior numbers. Salomon held the advance,
and The affair took place near Neosho. TEN
porary successes like these may enbolden the
rebels, aud it will suit our Generals exactly if
they advance. The losses in the encounter
brtwccn Solomon and the rebels are insignii-
cant, and the retreat cannot affect the present
situation il the Southwest materially in any
event. A tiermun, who owns brewery on
the road between Carthage and Neoshu, near
the Inter place, arrived in this city few
days ago, and represents the rebols perfectly
confident Of winlcring in St. Louis. Having.
irw bottles of whiskry OIL hand, he subsidized
the rebel officers, and obtained the largest free
dom Of action.
| NEHS FROM .WCLELLIN'S IRNl.
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You must commend the poisoned chalice. not
to the Yankee armies only, but to those who
employ and send forth those armies to the
work Of subduing our States and ext"r'nina-
ting our people. Strike home! Boldly strike
It is our only safety.
If there be- any who fta: that, by adequate
measures Of retaliation. we shall provoke q
dire revenge and bring upon our people still
greater suffering, that is a
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". sill. have Judgment here; ihst We do t-Hrh
Hoo IS Instruction, which, being taught return
To plague m inTrator thur even handed justice
Commands III Ing edirnts nfour poisoned chaIice
To- our own lips'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
u,HE PAVILION HOTEL,

VIII be opened for the the l4th Of June.
Families obtain Rooms suite fur
nished Cottages with or without Board.
have been made stages to and from
ali the Of the Long Island Brooklyn Jamaica
ira Railroad during the season.
Union HOTEL, AT RENssELAERvILLE, N. "
u The proprietor of this hotel would inform the public
that his house is open for the reception of from
the city, The house has been renovated In style
Vile shealhfu and the scenery beautiful and picturesque
from the city wishing home In the country dur
ing this house offers great Inducements Charges
reasonable HAM. Alley, proprietor. Reference, J. A.
Glen, rs Park place.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
UcrIoN SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Il WIN. M. HoLLINGsHEAD. AUcTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES @. WARREN.
NO. q coRTLANDT STREET
Ext REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAGE AUCTION SALE
ON FRIDAY, JUNE IS AT Io,s O'CLOCK.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE,
AND EVERY WEEK on FRIDAY THEREAFTER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
have the pleasure that In consequence
increasing disposition on the part o. h
credits more Or less uncertain,
lam ENABLED TO OFFER
ht each Of my large quantity Of superior Goods
fherto never TO be found Ia an auction room
- THE SALE OF FRIDAY. JUNE Is.
contain very complete assortment Of all the leading
and, many OF which are
ADAPTED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE.
We shall offer
THREE HUNDRED CASES MEMS CALF BOOTS.
uprising an assortment styles and grades rarely
r attention OF jobbers
MEMS. BOYS, AND YOUTHS BALMoRALs.
Both OF Eastern and city make.
A great variety of .
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CONGRESS- BOOTS,
Both OF EasterL and city make.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOCTHs OXFORD TIES.
MEMS CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS.
MEMS PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS
different grades, both half welt and pump
wOMEN'S SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS
amorals, Slippers and other popular styles
Misses and Chdrens Boots, Balmoras Slippers, CATERS
ia the variety offered all this
ALSO. AT PRIVATE SALE,
BOOTS AND SHOES BY THE PACKAGE,
ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS.
CHARLES c. WARREN
Auction and Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
No. - Cortandt street.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AEON
IA "Wednesday at II o'clock, at 3t3 Fulton street Brook
yn-fEED a co. amctoneers--l Wagons, Rockawavs,
Black Hawk Colt, Gray Mare Work Horses Family do,
Harness, &C Also an assortment VI Furniture, &c.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE -R. W. WEsCoTT, AUCTIONEER.
n HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
This day OWED nesay) commencing O'Clock. the beau
tful Parlor Din Room and Chamber Furniture the
swelling house 52 West twenty first street. between
nd Ei4hth all OF which is new, having
emily made, and comprises everything adapted fashion
BILE aad elegantly flrnished residence The whole be
porily sold for cash consisting Of Tapestry In
rain Carpets elegant ROSEWOOD Paror Furniture SUITE
comprising tire fun IS richly carved all of which
overed in rich silk boae and OF the best description
OsewOod Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs French
Turkish Lounges to match rich Mante Pier Mir
ors, Damask and Lace Curtains, Gold and Landscape
shades, rosewood Eageres IL Louis XIV; rich Sc, res
nd Dresden Mante Vases Basque Figures Artistic Bronzes
'arlor Orna nents.
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER
marble top reaus richly carved Bedsead 20 large Hair
'tressas TeteaTctes Suits rosewood
marble top Washstands Frelc and at Chat >
80 ers OSans, OttoL Ova Mirrors superb and
Bedding. oak Extension fable, two fine mahogany Sofa
3edseads rich French and bohemian China rich Tea Sets
Silver Ware Spoons Forks Casters lc Pitchers Urns Ruby
md Crystal cut Class OF every description oak marble
3uifet oak Chairs superb Desk, Ocloh rich Chande
ters Hail Stand. Catalogue house. Sale positive rain
Ir shine
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SSs$ H H5zH$SsEE$ ss$$ssHHEEss
f fTs yIE EIHsifsS s" Hrs III y" l''.
mar LAGahA slIfS jjEU D'EsrRIr,
THE PIECE or THE TIMES
Ana n sh :s h yrrx up to ann mac Of
ITS GENEROUSLY RICH COSTUMES
(Which have cost nearly S5t00)
admitted by all who have produced the spectacular
oUTvIE THEM ALL IN CONSCIOUSNESS
TRANSCEND THEM al ALL IN srLENDoR,
None like them having been at time placed the stage
IN PICTURESQUE BEAUTY.
EXQUISITE ' IN EXECUTION
BEYOND ALL fkaIsE IN DESIGN
No 1's sGo eiss' IS a aaa sshfy'd
Miss E ii I1Y' rGHSoRsE,
BURLEsQUE ACTRESS
80. HiGHEsT PINNACLE OF AMERICAN FAME
THE cAliSAN CAL1BAN
CALIBAN
Is a s. " s as the
CHARMING CHORAL EFFECTS.
THE GREAT hsR SONG
LITTLE MISS Flora ANDERSON.
elicit 81 xs
Miss Helen Anderson as the Genus q the Union
from the stage to the front of the theatre
CIRCuMDoMIC BALCONY:
TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
A'"''' = AMAzoNs,
and pass entirely AROUND the house.
The enriesgne pssedrd saen Evening
HzS
s sH$ EE$Hs
s SAHTEE1.S5s s sH$SsD SIGHT SIGHT
Mt 81 hiss Z. II lE aNSEas stSnr
. e. Sp % s Ess ss ossa n NJ
Doors open every evening at "a; at O'Clock.
First grand Matinee on Saturday, June IS.
HAiI ~ vfc HoRTf NEWS vIcroRyi
The propreiors Of the Partisan Cabinet % Wonders
Next door to Bail Blacks,
beg inform the public that having made extensive add
tons which s,ar,e As!onish and Astound the world they
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY, EXTRAORDINARY,
THRILLING. - THRILLING,
SCIENTIFIC. ' SCIENTIFIC,
'''N.1.A'"N' EXQUISITE, oADnn'
BEXUr1FiL, BEAUTIFUL
s sSfnaasFsys' ND i ssRSRissaa,
Sum ''''' GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING ''''''
kEALITlEs or ALL THAT IS
,E1EhhsTIss H sE1EvHhs55Ss,
FAMOUS, FAMOUS,
SUPERB, SUPERB,
Vienna the far famed and renowned
The great ,,ss and only
IN THE WORLD.
Pronounced by conn .is to be the very
Ne f'q uS Slisf Il BiEIssifEi!DH"' and
FEMININE Eon BEAUTY
Open for gentlemen only from 10 till TO- -.
Admission cents
111-rnE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
f fif xrsaict HAIL. aEoe o. rht MAssss, )"
Every other place OF amusement in New York entirely
BARSuMs BABY ff SHOW ASSrurLArED.
The Wizards Tempest p'mP hs Italian Opera in the Shade.
THE In rA 81 GENIUS
now performing at 40 ,..-,, 60.
Nothing like Il. s "sPi sssS history
such al .p Fs STARS %Sy never be seen again.
IN ONE 5RILLiASr CLUSTER.
The nme I'll %TH eusTAvE BIDEAux
The popular J. A. HERMAN,
The unequalcd BOB HART,
The favore GEO cEaMhnS fRlol'00'y comic . rihNoh
The beautiful LIZZIE SCfIuLTLE,
THE THE H sHSAB%zF s zIssFsHts
Form but g2t9n q he monster company nightly greeted
0y oHowD HE h aosr iS ME1 APPLAUSE.
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A NJ. b. CHAPMAN.
IL. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI
!, TU2E,

40 ELcuANi r1hSE GLASS dOUSEHOLD FURNl-
PAINTINGS, srArUARY,
SEVEN o REATIEG e2oM SUITS
ROSEN GOD AND BLAAk WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
6a1S s an psi and n s12vER wR
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
O'Clock Of the I'VE story own residence No 4s West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth avenues the caa
offered auction this sa G
perempory ca,aogues o. te house or at office Drawing
Etagcres Cene Tables Sc rerary and BOOKCASE Pier and
Mane Mirrors, veve dalton Carpets, Sevres Drcs-
Curtains Shades Oh Paintings by eminent arss suparb
Br0nzes, Card Tables Chess Table, Reception Chairs Ree
ming Chairs Couch; magnificent seven octave rosewood p
anoforte richly carved legs by
Makers Canterbury, and French cover; oak
ia. stand stair nCarps on Cloth Ghandeers rosewood
Commodss Washstnds Toilet Tables, and Spring Mat.
de5oard Table cna Glass ninY sSe
Table Cutlery solid silver Dinner and Tea Selvce. Coffee
n Oyster nys Cake Bssks Napkin Rings silver
Ment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
& ia competent pers,n viii be In attendance TO pack
SALE Inquire OF the auctioneer.
UCT1ON NOTlCE.-M. B. CHAPMAN. AUG
IA uoneer-E.egant Household Furniture.-M B. CHAP.
NAN Co. Auctonecrs, viii sell auction this day
sixth street. Sixth avenue at clock
consisting OF rosewood ack walnut Parlor
Bookcase Chess AMI Centre Tables Pianoor.e
Stool and Cover. Music Rack Carpets Rugs Paint
sssdes Stair Carpets oIlcloh Dressing Bureaus, bed
steads Washsands Hair and Spring Msre. Sos Feather
Sofas Rockers, Toilet Sets Easy CHAIRS Isansss black
want Extension tables, Drawing Room Chairs elegant
Silver Ware Table Linen, China Tea Sets, Engraynss
Bronzes Siatuary de-; also large o.tment OF Base
this afternoon Deposits required ali purchasers Sale
positive without regard to weather House to let livery
low rent Possession Immediately. Inquire of J. G.
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yJM. WOLF. AUCTTOONER.-0FFICE 40 JACKSON
w street sells Thursday, June ~ at 1917 o'clock the
Stock Fixtures and thre years lease OF the Grocery and
Liquor Store 35 West Broadway OF Walker street.
consisting fresh stock OF Groceries Teas Coes Sugars,
Spices Barley aud Rice Also Liquors, Segars and all Fix
tcs also four Beer Pumps. Win be sold In lot in
small lots suit.
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A UCTION NoTICE-BY WILLIAM IRVING, AUG.
n uoneer.-SAMUEL OSGO0D son viii SELL at their
classroom, 50 Cedar this day "Wednesday June H.
ocock hay Mare hands high eight years old
warranted osnd IN every respect Also Concord road
Wagon been but few times, and silver plated Iar
The above viii be sold TO the highest bidder close
IN estate.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


"A D. b. CAULkINs CO.. Auconeers. Office ss5 Broad
way.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PlANoFORTE
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, &C., &C.,
Purchased at cost OF over Sl5,UOO
On Wednesday, June H.
At the elegant private residence 2s West Fourteenth
street, near Eighth avenue
Commencing at IU1a O'Clock A. NJ. precisely
The the of the house. The
elegant Parlor Furniture made 10 order and in solid
The whole will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash Offering Inducements purchasers the entire
Furniture Of the having all been made within
six months.
Elegant rosewood Panofore with modern
Improvements oversrung bass &C.; cost $3.50; rich
wood Stool covered satin, embroidered Cover; three
elegant full Suits OF rosewood Paror Furniture, in
brocade SATIN rosewood Eiageres splendid and costly
Paran Ornaments, rich Vases. &C.; also magnificent col
fine rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables,
RICHLY carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedseads, Wassands Sofa Beds In fine haircoth
pure Hair Mattresses from fifty pounds, made
TO order and in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consists OF fine oak Extension
Table, Silver are rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons &C. with heavy cut and engraved
OF every description
A UCTION sALE-THIS DAY, AT 1917 O'CLOCK. AT II
IA Stuyyesant sstreet junction OF Ninth and Third av
elegant Piano OF splendid finish three
wood Parlor Suits mahogany Bedroom Suits
Rockers, Looking Glasses mahogany and maple Chairs,
Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets and everything that
belongs to first Class house. Sale positive
NHARLES PARKHURST, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL
~ large collection of Miscellaneous and Standard Books
auction at AS Broadway commencing this evening Ut IN
o'clock and continuing eacn evening until the enre Stock
sold.
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INM. Writer'S, AuorIoNEEE. WILL SELL, THIS

yxrM Writers, AUCTlONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day, att o'clock, Mt 45f Canal street by virtue OF q
chatte mortgage large assortment OF Parlor Chamber
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Four velvet, 1--WE ia
pesry ingram Carpets; mahogany and other
stcads Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bostcrs Pillows
table bed Linen, pier and mante Glasses and
mahogany Bureaus, centre dining, and other
Tables Olclohs Rugs Mating, Curtains Cornees, Win
dow Shades Paror Suits, one Cottage do rosewood
Plano mahogany Rockers Easy Chairs, do. fine Cut
iery Silver Ware Cooking Utensils together with
every article of Furniture found In well furnished house.
positive. by Of morsagec Deposits In current
funds required from oil purchasers
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MATRIMONIAL.
POLITICAL.

MILITARY HALL.-THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRA.
n tic General Commit Will hold their regular onihy
meeting az Military Hail. 1893 Bowery, Thursday, June ~
1862. at o'clock Y. NJ. NJ. NORRIS President.
ApoLrH MARKKwITz, lv.a.a,....
BARNARD l.. SCHAIDE, See'cen'cs'
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A s. RICHARDS, AUCTI0NEER
IL Pefemutoly sale of
LOCO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
By RICHARDS y WHITING,
On Wednesday, June H. at lob O'clock Cortand
street,
Comprising all varieties of Summer Goods
A MOS r. THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE
"A choice and persmpto sae OF fowering Plants,
the nursery OF Mr. VIM. q. Wilson. Florist
street. this day. lUlS O'Clock at the sales
room No. ll3 Nassau Tnis will only oppornity
A UCTIoN NnrlCE ICE ROTH, AgCTIoNEER.
iHOUSEkEEPERS AND TIE TRADE
kLE ,ANT HOUSEHOLD FCRNITU RE
HANDSOME BRUSSELS ANU INGRAM CARPETS
RICH ~ 7 GLASS AND CHINA WARE
Ivory Table Cutlery ani Strwate public auction
day. june H. at ii oclocs csey the private residence
NO ll9 West Eighth strt c between Fifth and Sixth
consisting OF three elegant Parr Suits
and reps each Suit consisting OF Sofa Arm Re-
cepon and four Medallion Back Chairs rosewood Centre
and Side Tables TURKISH LOUNGES and Chairs match Pier
Glasses twenty-one day rome C ok China and Parian
Eases Lace Curtains ROSEWOOD and mahogany Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wasnsans Lounges, Chairs, Rockers; Mirrors
ClocSs SOFA Beds Booksands Mattresses Beas Bedding
Glass, China and SILVER Ware Table Cutlery, solid
walnut Extension Table, Buffet Dining Chairs Writ.
ing Desk. &C., &C. IA G osiye, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

EXECUTION sALE-THIs DAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK T. NJ,
II at the OF Houston and First avenue
Butcher Cart nearly two Hor both sound and
young Sale positive. CHAS v. LYONS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTIONEER
u REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES HARNESS, &C,
by G. W. DAVENPORT, Friday next O'Clock, at 155
and 1871 Broadway
Full particulars in to-morrow's papers
Owners wishing to add lots will please to hand in particu
lars by Thursday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

TURNs RECITED WITHOUT NOTES OR BOOKS
~ Professor PALMER from Edinburgh, Scotland. will
rece Pieces from Barns POEMS Wednesday, the
ilth inst, OIL No. ~ Cooper Institute Adeiance 81 centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

A UCTIoN NOTICE -cRoCKERY, GLASS, CHINA
"A and Fancy Goods, by WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer-
Retail dealers stock Thursday, June IL, O'Clock al
No 122 First avenue, Seventh street. of best
Goods Positive cash SALE the owner
declining the business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

U,HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE THEiR
farewell concert for the season In the Frecw Baptist
church. Twcntycighth street, near Broadway thursday
evening June r. for the benefit Of the SUNDAY con-
price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

CIIERIFFS SALE-SEGARS, GROCERIES, &C
= CHAMBERS FAIRcHILD, aucioneers, viii sell at
their alesroom, ll5 Liberty street Thursday June r.
10Y O'Clock stock OF Imported and Domestic Segars about
6pu, together with quantity OF staple Groceries Soap
Starch Sugars, Cheese Herring Candles &c Also Wines
Fine Bourbon an other Liquors IN glass and wood
JOHN KELLY, late sheriff.