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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

We have helrl The names Of the following
gentlemen mentioned ia connection with the po
sitou. 70 be SLED at tie general election IN o.
tobe- next i0r State Offices.
Fok SEcHsraRT OF. sr&rE-C. l.. Barker. Of
Madison county; y B. Beach and james 5.
Athon, OF Marion. b. r. Jones. Of BartboIo-
new: J 2 Dunn Of Lapone, and ; II Owen,
OF Floyd.
FoR AnDrroR % SrAIf-Joseph ) Rstine. Of
Fountain county; Scott Noel. Of Park: Henry
X wilson Of Sullivan: c-Lutz. Of Wayne
b. T. Douglass. Of Harrison: Lewis Prosser, Of
Brown; Will. : HarpoTe. Of Gibson, and J
Y. Bemusdafier. Of Decatur.
FoR TREAsURER or SrATE-W. II Talbot, Of
Marion county, and NJ l.. Brett. Of Davies.
FoR ATTORNEY GESERAL--Oscar 3. Hori. OIL
Decatur county. and Jer. Smith. Of Randolph.
FoR SUFERNTENDENT OF PUsLIc INsTEUoTroS-
+ b Hibben, OF Rush. f. " Weaver, Of Tip
pccanoe; and ). l.. Rugs. of Adams.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

The Washington correspondent of the Cncin-
natl Enquirer presents the following data as to
the mortality in the army, and the number of men
in the field:
The health of the army here is exceedingly
good. and but few deaths are occurring compared
with the immense number OF soldiers in the field
BY returns in the War Department Up 10 the
22i of December, | learn that the mortality in
our army since the war broke out viii reach %
600 men. The number killed in battle, skirmish-
e. &c. Is about IL 900, and the number wound
Ell l. 900 These figures may appear startling
to great many, hut they are reliable. The mum
Der of prisoners South aud soldiers deserted and
missing. is about 5000 The entire strength OF
our army. as by returns in the Adjutant Generals
Office. foots up 52l 900; about $50 900 now re
ported as TT for service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

AUDITOR or STATE, Hon LEwis PRossER.-
The Democracy of Brown county bring forward
ana endorse the of the Hon Lewis Pro~ser
for Auditor of State before the 9Th of January
Convention That would be be ''nomination
mt 10 De made Mr.. Prosser Auditor of
Brown county for several wears. and made most
honest and efficient officer He has also served
some three or four sessions in the Legislature, and
was most active. useful. working member He
= capabe ami what Is still better he is unfiinch-
~ honest. No coTuPtoRist dare approach ham
he is as firm in his integrity a. the eternal nils
of ms home-little Democratic. ever Democratic
Rrown-Mergan County ClarioR
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The onion "a must be preserved.



Dem &C rsfic Union state Convention
Atscslled meeting q ss Dvnocrsfic state CenrsC0a-
Hfse sas unanimously resolved. IN pursuance Il The
bonored usAgrs - tbe party thst the Dsnocraey q
Iadisnahe reqiefsea appoint dslegsfes Stass Con-
weston g be held "Wednesday. the EIGHTH DAY 0f
JANUARY. ISL - take into Consideration the condition
q country and adopt such action IN regard 70 the nom
nasion q candidate frr elected
tohef uexf may - deemed sdsfsah. The Committee
decided basis ofFepre.eniaioli IN TIE Contention. hat
eaeh osnfy shoed - entitled delegate or every
hundred and hty sgainst Nr IScoIS a TIE
Presidential election q 1ss0. ard additional dele gate
for every -con ofone hundred and votes ard
The Commiitee cordially invite al citizens d Indiana
q participate In The eeco delegates the Convention
and 70 take part IN Is proeeedngs who opposed % the
political policy the present Atmnlsfrafionaii who
favor u he .e-establishnenf he Onion
and the supremacy Il the Constitution made By the IA
Tiers u the Republic By order u he Committee.
y n PALMER, Chairman
Indianapolis. October ls6l.
The following Il the superintendent Of delegates 20 which
earh corufvfs entitled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
FOR SALE.
For Sale or TO Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,

Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,
AN THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
J ROAD. with the station GallaUdct in its center
every acre fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset cultivation 100 undcrdraned fou
good orchards, eight wells Of water good barns and
rs feet long nearly completed family Residence
worth 81 600 five tenant houses, awni worth - 900
store and StorehOuse. This highly fertile farm. I'M
equalcd in situation by any in the State only 20 minute
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day with State road run
nng through It's center Is now offered for sale at grea
bargain. Ii can be divided into eight farms If de
sired. For terms apply to the owner. J. s. BROWN.
Gallaudct, January 4, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NEW YEAR GALA KNODLE
son would respectfully request all those indebted to
them call their place Of business East Washington
street north side opposite Genns Block and settle their
accounts. A. knodle Son need the money they
would thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose
favors in the past they extremely Obliged. II will
give A. Knode Son infinite pleasure to serve all who
may call on them in the future. ian6-d6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

GrOvlnces, f,5Vo ZI4,O-z, 1870
The failure in the Southern States, with the
exception of the cities of Baltimore, Louisville
and St Louis the States of Delaware and Dis
trct of Columbia which embrace the entire year }
are shown 10 lst of May only.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE
srcRFTARY,s oFFlCG.

TEEKE HAurE Ind, DeceuabsE "A ISL,
ysyHF BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THIS COMPANY
have this day declared dividend o. Eve 90 per
cent on the capital stock for the months ending Nov
Goth. the Stockholders the books AZ that date
Western Stockholders VIII receive their dividends ~
the Office Of the Treasurer Of the Company In Terre
Haute on and Afcr thursday, January ID
dec1S-d2w CHAS- WOOD. Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

%. o. r.
OFFICE OF GRAND sECRETARY,l
Indianapolis, Jan. !, ls6l.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. OSTIIE STOCK
n Of the Grand Lodge Hail, I. o. q. r., win be paid
10 the stockholders, AT this Office Grand Lodge Hal Build
ing, after the 18th inst The transfer books will be
closed until after thai time BY order Of the Trustees
jan4-d4t T.. ii. BARRY, Grand Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

fENO LADIES Or DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, or those hy whom increase o
family = from any reason Objectionable The untrrsgncc
would oder prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe ant which has been prescribed ca various parts 81
he Oh World for the past century Although THIS article
isvey cheap ail simple yet has bcen put up n bal
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the
price II - pr bottle te undersigned propose t. fur
nish tht recipe for ST. by the possession Of which ever
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard. 20 az,
drug store Tor tn tritng q - cents PEI year. An,
phy stefan druggist VIII tell you . perfectly harmless
thousands u testimonial, he procured Il Is efficacy
sent any part 81 the world recep; 81 81 by address
ing. DR- J. q DENEkAUA.
2. O. Box, No. 1855, View Haven. Connecticut
uly22-d&w'6l
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scs Medical Discovery.


For the speedy AID permanent cure Of
GOSORRHEA, GLEET. CRETHAL DiscHsRGEs.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCONIiNANCE. GENT AL iRldTA BILIIl,
Gravel structure and Affections q the Kidney BLADDER
which has been used nv upward Of
hundred physcinDs,
IN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, wrTH ESFuiE SIC
Z CESS, supersedng Cnheb-, Copaiba, capslis any
other compound hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PEEBS
Are speedy IN ac'ion. often eeCiiny cur IA v days.
and when cure n effected perlBaneli. ~ are
prepared from vegetable extracts that 81. hafais on
the system and never the stomach 49, .reg-
nate The breath; ard being -cafed, al
taste L. avoided No change ~ diet g. aice. vile
using items nor docs their action interfefe L hrcss
pursuits. Each box contains siA dozs1. iils.
PRICE OSE DOLLAR
And will De sent by mail POI paid by say advertised
Agent receipt Of The money. sold 81 Drls- gen.
orally
None genuine without my Signature "a tie wrapper
J. BRYAN, kochc,ifr. y. y
fsfBfrsl Agsaf..
eeas- TONIdNsON a cox. Agei.is for lsaiaaa % Il,
iulyl9-d4w 6l
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DEN lists.
DENTISTS.
60 P. G. c. HUNT,
IIID d z N T I 8 T
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Office Terre Haute and Ric nm ond
Railroad Company.

TEEEE HAUTE, December l6, 1851
TIyHH ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlRECIORs0 on THIS
Company viii 5e lid the Office Of the Company,
in Terre Iaute, the rss MONDAY (te sixth Il jan
uaynexi between the hours q and four O'Clock P.
N By order # cHAs. WOOD. secy.
dec2--d.t
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
AHersea~ P~rss.

BOSTON. psest-A esrks. ssl,an. Lavender, smyrna
a..:. .si ~ ss
SON, Hsysssr PIi.dsp .Ar: Gee sS...usi Hs.ss
ssrs kiii.' T.ipsy PSlsaspSis signal for snip
90 sa S ia ss lI fisS
Trieste; Pico Burrs 6onaivss; Umpire. Berry, sssua;
san hS: soass sT
more Csss, DO sld WIND NV hshs 1ssSs e.
bark oal bIss jane Bell zssnsss bark Ocean Fayos;
Sriss AAvelA and General Marshall remain q anchor IN
Ss s.ss ss,: s.:ss sa' s'n
GLOUCESTER, Dec aa-xrr schrs Silver Lake, Reed.
srcaI xrnos s%a Ea.poI ios ], do ,.x
anS al Arctic for
o:,: s Sa s4;
sscs .sss
aS Bsf q o hs ss o
Cain for Phadsph,s Belle Barnard cSemss for BIOS BSs
wsser snnnel for do do; Mobile Howss Mary wOOs
SSSyoRD Dec xAr .sArs sssSsss ss ss
NEWPORT. Dec. 2-Arr schs 7 csoOker, Presbrsy,
1o.
FSRsssepsa RosSD sS :'h sasses aas
Handy Easbs'epsrs FOR New bedford; Erie Coq@Os az
M ss,s. IR Ss@ ss
5 shs sydsr Boston ton fo
sSis a Edr.dss Ear Sss YORK ae Ills FssSI
Dyer Shue Portland for Fortress Monroe; Manoney,
Macomber Boston for Philadelphia; Nnea, Carr, prov
dence for New YORK. George Brown, Godfrey do; A!qu
sxar Long Thomaston for Baltmore Maria Louisa Cum
mings, Fall River for NYork sloop Oregon. Rhodes and
Gpsy Bailey Providence for do and al others bound west
ward. -.
NEW HAVEN, Dec N-Arr schrs Anderson. Finch. Phi
ladepbia Selsey. McIyain. Trenton; Ely, Roberts
Ezabethport; Ellen Louisa Snow Eliza 8, Bush, and
Webb, Buckingham NYork; sloop Ridgely Waring 90
Cid schrs Benedict, Baltimore Wright and q N smith,
Philadelphia; N A Bromley, Elzabethport
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 24-Arr brgs Ttania. knght "a
qua Zueika 0rezer Porto Cabelo schrs George Prescott
tBr, Smith, Areeibo, PR; Otter Rock Thompson Bangor
Loeser Laws Newburyport United States Babson Port
Elizabeth Ann, Bangs Provincetown Cid ship Fanny Nc
Henry, Smith. Liverpool; bark Venice Leman, London
brigs Herald DAVIS, Rio Janeiro; VIM Parks McAery
Saua Josephine, Beaston, Havana; schre Tu smith,
NOrleans; Henry Mutt. Barratt, Sagua
Del Dec 2-A double opsai shin, supposed TO be
the Belle Of the Ocean, from Liverpool passed in this morn
PORTLAND. Dec a3-Arr brig Russian Too.haker. Phila.
depha; steamer Detroit Robinson, Detroit or Nfcrk CID
Cardenas brgs Young Republic, Libby do; vneand tBr
Britten, Matanzas
PROVIDENCE. Dec 24-Arr steamer Westchester, Nye,
NYork; schrs Mary Cleaveand, Taylor, Georgetown DC;
Christina knight Baitinlore Allen Middleton, Jr Sppe
Philadelphia; VIM Rowe, Harris; Shepard Mount Ge.
rard, and Lady Lake. Speman, Eli1ahethport Vincent
Barkeew, Congdon; Graham Davis, and Nelson
Hail. Paddock NYork; Chief, Hart Cold Spring, L. Sid
schrs Artist Hobart and Anares Cordery NYork; David
Floyd, Racket, Orient, Ii, . .
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2s-Arr gr steamship Scotland,
WfNTERPORT Dec 26-sld bark W Roosevelt, Hartman,
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

would b out q al proportion the object to ee gsnsa
ssss. r.au..i oIs os ss '.sna s,,S ].
II would be dincult TO End place possessing greater
advantages than Philadelphia for procuring wcrkRen Of
Upoa ne locatiop Of navy yard M League Isiand IN
creased facilities for uansportslcn would speed Ds
made that would rs.ds easy to live IN the city Of Phi
me sovernmeat League Island would not require q
bring uorkmen from distant places 70 coniss y would
chsoe q the most skiui mechanics competing for en-
ploymesG
nifty near, whence 70 supply workmen for government
works in cases OF strikes.
Point 10 security from attack The middle Of navy yard
extending mle north from winthrop's Point 10 within
the range Of rife shot and Of shells from the anchorage
outside Of the mouth Of the river Thames.
League Island dses require expensive fortdcat
70 defend the point, while Wlnthrops Point does.
The anchorage off League Island three times In area
Of that or winthrop's Point and mile above.
The excavation or cmbaDkment at League Island win
not be expensive from the nature Of the SOIL and a.
need be very small and can be provided either by cut
ting down Red Bank the opposite side OF the river
from cnders or Stag Of the iron factories in the city Of
At wnthrops Point gravel hill to be cut down
assembled.
The sub soil League Island favorable to the driving
Of piles bed of gravel being reached the island at
the distance Of twenty five to thirty one feet.
Inc distance OF feet water from the low
water mark at League Island is the average but one
half To one-third that ~ Winthrop's Point.
In the present circumstances Of naval warfare, with
iron cads and ried gums OF long range navy yard can
not be safely placed within four miles Of an outside
anchorage for large vessels aud the location OF such an
establishment at Winthrop's Point. New London which
Is about three and halt miles from the entrance or the
Thames river would be inadmissible.
The cost Of sufficient ground at Wnthrops Point for
the location Of navy yard would DO about 800 900,
while League Island Philadelphia, is the muniicent
gilt OF the city OF Philadelphia, and cost said city
$500 900.
No doubt'bu it the desire Of the honorable
Secretary Of the Navy in his letters to Congress- to have
q navy yard for the construction Of iron vessels
and yard meeting all the requirements Of an iron navy
Hence the superior abundance and cheapness Of coal
League Island determine the question OF the
site in its favor.
An abundant supply OF fresh water indispensable for
the site OF navy yard for iron vessels, which great
point in favor Of League Island.
League Island the best location for navy yard FOR
iron-cd aud iron steam vessels presents great saving
in the annual outlay FOR COAL iron timber and other
teras The great advantage OF fresh water essential for
iron vessels most important advantages in regard 10 de-
fence in regard to procuring workmen and in regard TO
constructions, &c.
Congress called for the fun reports but in all pro-
babity they will be presented in few days.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
Arrivals and Departures.
mp uTURrQ

LrKRpool-Steam~ Arabia from Boston-Mr John
Jewett wife and child and w Greene of Boston; Capt
Reuben Hopkins OF West Cambridge; Mrs Pierce, ch
dren and servant Of Salem Thomas Humphres wife and
Poett and OF San Francsco Mcdonald and Thomas
Ms; james Ncoli Of Quebec Tufne Of British Army
William Ben jamin: Ollendroft and Andrew McFarlane
Of Monofea Jeray Of Liverpool Lieut. Col Fletcher Of
England-2o For Halifsx-Wliam Mehann and Miss Ca
tha,ne Ackay Of Boston; Rocxws q g uhslssa;
yd Neary. Herbert Elliott, Alexander Mckenzie, william
Rsgers Mrs David walsh Messrs Times and Keith Of Hail
Patrick Doyle and Mr. Christie. Of Nova Scotia: Mr.
Morrce DR. Tuson WIFE, TWO children lind servant Of Mon
Total 81
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
Misceiianeous.


scHR Brsy,on, winch vas cut thrsugh BY the ice in
Delaware Bay the 22d inst and sunk, lies In feet
AT Immediate whl be taken 70 have her
raised.
BoorHBAy Dec l7sehr Bucentaur, Delsno from Boston
for Friendship Tumbler Island while
ing the kafbor but got Of with loss Of rudder and part
of keel.
2oh-schr -Four Sisters Long from Boston fremont,
which ashore Pumpkin Island Ledges Is total
loss. Crew saved.
Whalemen.
SD from New London sd inst bark Arab. Church. Hurds
and Dcsolation Islands
Al Provncetown 24h. the following whaemen fitting
10 san before April lBarks Civilian Buncbna schrs
Irving, Soper Union, Virgin Rock Rising sun Esella,
Antarctic, Hil Monteyuma, Arizona Con we'll N
knight Abbie II Brown, Emporium Allegheny, and valen.
tine Doane.
Arr At Granada 9Th inst schr Sparks Sparks Of Pro
vincetown, report Of oil.
Bark Nimrod, Davis, NIB, Barbados Nov a.
for medical AID Tor the captain; oil as before
SpokenOct 10 lat n Ion "a 80 w, bark Oscroa Hogan,
NIB 20 sp bound 8; all we'll
Spoken. cxs.
Ship Parhenia mot Parhian1 Hilton from Calcutta for
EYork, Oct u lat n B y, Ion abOE.
Ship Conqueror, Boutehe hence Liverpool a. lat
Brg xsred Barses from Baltimore for Mon,evideo Nov
"a, lat ~ 81, Ion 81 ~.
Foreign Ports.
CuRlcoL Dec 2-No Am vessel in port.
RssRpios. Dec l2-No Am vessel In port
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

yxrM Writer'S AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
DAY at O'Clock at 4bi Canal street, Velvet Brusses
Three ingram and Stair Carpes Paror ana Chamber
Suites Sofas Beds, Chairs Rockers marble tOp
Tabes Ocotbs Dressing Bureaus. marble top and other
Washstands, Chamber Crockery, Mirrors, OIL Pantings
Door Mate Extepsion and Breakfast Tables; crockerr
tass Ware Cutlery, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils sewing Ma
chine Liquors Bsdsteads Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Comforters, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
Port Of New York. December IS. lses.
ARRIVED.


ship Lucy Thompson. Croker Liverpool IS days with
mdse 2 passengers to Thompson's Nephew E1peri
ssip Liysrpoo chamberlain London Nov ], with mdse
% passengers, to Grinne Mnturn Co. Had gales
H,s ssvss Ss nds
Ship Robert TTss Of Yarmouth Ms, Robbins. Lon
s. 81 spoke B brig Gold Hunter q days from Cork for
ship Ellen Hood Cof Brunswick Mel, Kiby Antwerp Nov
=, the Downs I2h, with lead % master ~.
!. Ruser Bros Vas 20 days in The North Channel beating
muda where she had very hssyy saes sh inst a. - lon
S 90 aAa and The snp
o 70 s
from sw vesrns 70 NV and blowing with Increased VIC,
h lat 90 eS g. had another heavy gale from s the
a. and 4 j. sSlSh I'd during
Bari scf Bosion5 Loyeioy Liverpool 70 days g
Flores ship bouad E. with the los. o. main and mzen
Argentine bark wilson, a for
AyIes; ~, o,..a 49,, ~. "a .a =,
brai,ar issS. with frnit &C. 10 Funcb, MencSe wendt
s brig Perry. Com Newcomb, Key West. Is days Had
Brig Anglo to Boston shanks Aisoa Bay 50 days,
rope bound lat IS o. spoke Br BRIG Prince Of Wales
Brig Abe eras Perousie, Curacao. q days with hides
Is DAYS Sais % sd@on Bros aad wes
inside Of Hatteras on the 10th ins ard blown two
degrees sS. .
ballast simpsn Clapp 14h inst lat 25 8 Ion 70 g.
spoke brig Moonlight from r. medios for Boston.
Schr Henry Brown, Jones, Virginia
Schr Barbara, Decker, Virginia
Schr Gen Cropper Thornton. Virginia
SchrJ McFee, Townsend, Virginia.
Schr J Segune. Mott, Annapolis.
Schr Hattie Low Mumford, Berlin.
Schr i. w Pierre Loring. Portland
Schr Adelia Kelly, Kelly Boston
Steamer Dudley Book (U transport), Crane Newbern
NC, to " Quarterpaster.
Steamer Falcon. Jones, Providence.
BELOW
Bark Frank fBr), from Belfast, l.
BARK Anna Maria OF and from Bremen.
Bark Hazard, from Bahia
Also, three brgs, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Patapsco, Thos SPARKS ships Jenny Lind Chs
Davenport Shakespeare Hope Cheshire (Br) barks Young
Rover Rap bres Mary Cobb Drinkers Stove tNorl sbrs
j A Woodhouse Potter
Wind al sunset Sw. light
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

A HORRIBLE ScENE.-A horrible scene occurred at an
execution in Woodstock, Canada, on Tuesday last. A
blind man named Thomas Cook who murdered his wife
in drunken quarrel was hung. The fall was very
long the being nine feet four inches in length
The fall being great, and the mans body being in
diseased condition, the yertebre and muscles connect
ing the head with the shoulders gave way. and,
terrible relate the head rolled on while the body fell
with heavy plunge into the interior Of the scaiold
The life blood or the criminal poured living streams
from the headless trunk while the torn muscles and
gaping arteries presented q sickening spectacle.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
SPORTING,

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BTRDs-FOR Holt.
"A day presents the largest In the city, Canafies Belgian
and short Mockng Birds and other ancy Birds
numerous mention Fancy Cages of every description
DAVID VENTEN, 800 Broadway.
LNRANCIs BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
il choice Breeds for stock and SALE Buffers Infatbc
Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor, 80 cents bottle.
Buffers Breeding Training Diseases &c. OF Dogs -.
Dogs boarded trained &c. Medicines for all Diseases
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
UCTION NoTfCE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPpOR--
IA TUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE,
u l-.s- - LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
M WIZ IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, AC.
+. ROOTH, Auctioneer, will sell this my (Frday), De-
cember g at O'Clock; precisely the ELEGANT and costly
Household Furniture Of the elegant residence No 5 West
Eighth street (Clinton place between Fl,h and Sixth
avenues TIE whole will be sold to the highest bidder
cash. Offering Inducements to purchasers as tho
entire furniture Of the house Is new having been made %
Panoorte and black Parlur Suits covered
in rich brocae plush reps; Turkish Easy Chairs and
match Damask and Lace Curtains Velvet and
Brussels Carpets rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Eta
Twentyone Day Clock. Oh Paintings. rosewood and ma
hoeany Bedroom Suits Spring ami Hair Mattresses Blankets
Bosers Pillows Lounges, Sofa Beds, Rockers Chairs,
Class China and Silver Wa. I,ory Table cssry fea and
N. B-The whole will be sold by caaiogue without re-
serve and must be removed Immediately No postpone
mel
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
4 ssIGNEE'S SALE--.TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
"A Germ. d. D. CACLKINS, AUCrlONEER.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD tukNirukE

IL r
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANIEL Nj lRRoRs.-
SUPERbLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOrokre,
tg SILL, Err PLATE, &c.
Friday December 26 at IL oco,k A. Ell the superb
costly Furniture Paintings saiIar. and Works oi e
rosewooi Drawing Is elegant Piano
forte Mirrors Velvet Carpets &C. contained in HE resi-
dence 2lS Fourteenth street. near Eis III av nue. ic sc
calls the special attention th" pubic - this sat
being and richest OF Household
Furniture offered auction this season. The furniture Vas
whole will perenptory and absolutely sold without
'''e DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved rosewood Eta1.re marble tops anc
with mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Tables, s,auary
marble top full suits Of Drawing Room FURNITURE elegant
Tetea- -Tete Arm, two Reception and eight Oval
Back Chars rosewood frames and covered IN three
coOred brocade of the expensive description two
Console Tables naid with buhl and tortoise she'll Brocade
and Lace Curtains French Plate Pier ani Mante Nror
with rich gilt frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China
Vases richly decorated; Paran marble Statuees II the.
Seasons Artistic Bronzes representing Nh and NJ fnng
Pandora Painting Poetry Music Crusaders sc; ANTIQUE
ish Easy Chairs Bronze Clock, month"; OH Paint
ings by Bousseau lnman. Huntington Cole Legrand and
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE
inaid with pearl and solid pearl keys, cost $500 Music
Rack rosewood Stool, covered In brncaje embroidered
Cloth Cover Books and Music; hall rosewood Na,stands
Ocoth, Stair Carpet &C. Chambers second soryRichly
Commode match Wardrobes Dressing and Toilet Table
Shaving Stands, BoOksans Couch, Arm Chairs Curtains,
Shadea Cornics Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding deco
rated China Toilet Sets Mirrors, Dining Room Furniture of
every kind Tea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery
Dining Table, &c, MH@
No postponement Carmen In attendance TO cart Pack.
OLIVER RAPHAEL, Assignee, ll3 Broadway.