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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

BOOTS AND SHOES
NJ n - nc It'd - N nD wc n /,
Al No. 80 West wsshing,on 81.
LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
n sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer Hou>s
sep3o-diy A. LlNTZ.
Very Important TO the .u0rrfsd!
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRA6Ef
fu1HE undersigned will send free b. mail the
means Of preventing conception. No drugs medi-
cnes. A circular with particulars
will be sent any address by inclOsing two cent
stamps book containing all the knowledge referred
and several private receipts. viii be sent
any address you may wish. BY inclcsing me
dollar.
Medicine, French Pill will be sent for one dollar per
box. IL is very in il effects Address
Lock BOX No. 220. indianapolis.
jyl9-dem Ar P0uCHkT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

rne Taxes imposed ~ the Tax Dssts
aaa Passed ~ C~ogress, Suas z3os
sse2-rhe Duties On 1oessnes. 1usu.
suvasce Companies, Ratirsad Com.
paases, &e.-The Taxes - Distilled
Spirits. Msnusnesuves, Oils, Paper,
Gas. Candles, Tebacce, sauSS, 80.
gars, ursu, ssap, screws, Cnssh, Lee.
Their, Glue, Wtae. Csai, &e.-The Tax
- COssOw-The License Tax, Srs., Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

The Tar MI jsss rsa->d both Houses q Censress o.
the ,sf u yrse We ssve beio~ table q he tsses Inn
posed The n.s~< e The sscles and ei<r-s Of persons
taxed srs srysnfed n alphabetical form. rendering the
table vsiasbfe for convenient and ready reference:
TAesxxe> imposed of the Following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY.

'HE attention OF citizens strangers, and others Wis
i ting Nashville, requiring modida aid, a respect
nlly called ~ TINS uCe No. 81 Doaderck street. sec
Ond noor, between Cherry and tho Square.
Dc. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner OF medicine; ht
almost Unlimited experience aud hattering success
for many years past, ia the Treatment OF FuvArn nN
EAsls has induced him 20 devote his undivided alton
ton 70 all diseases ,O thig nature, Many cases Of
che most inveterato character have promptly yielded
20 his improved method of treatment.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
Ills, GouorrhWa, Gloat aud an diseases Of the gents
and urinary organs, meet With 20 resistance 90 bic
vomidies,
A female irregularities and functional isderanrt
meuts OF the Womb and the disease arising from
CESSATION aud IN hanged parturitIou.
Every case of Reducibe Rupture, and OF Piles an q
PrOlapsus of the ReCtum aud most Cascs OF Hstula,
can be cured by process nearly painless n either
OF the latter cases " undertaken by Or, Coleman,
cure IS inrdrdbly t0dTdHied, careful eXamnatlod
always pacseuts the necessary Indications of sccosf
fltIurs by his improved method of operating
Persons of either applying ia person or BY letter
describing easel sn she hrst symptoms OF any acute
spocnC disease can be- cured, In most cases by tle
abortiye method, m iOrty-eight hours,
stfict confidence, prompt attention AMI moderate
.barres will govern him with bis patrons,
A. No mercury used in The treatment Of utHrTea
diifasss AZ he believes ON most cahea) % proauoas
,gorse disease than that q 10 given 10 cure,
Ohice hours IRON Oight In ths morning ill nlne %
NE evening i-1 Az VIII
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

OCCUPATION OF lNuErENuENCE DY THE
REmLs.--A gentleman named Wiltshire,
who lives in independence, and is a
blacksmith by trade, reports that the
rebels, fifteen hundred strong, took pos
session of that place on Tuesday night,
about ten o'clock. He recognized Dr. S.
X. Hays, Frank Riggs, John Amble, and
other Coyingtonians among them. They
were helping themselves TO everything
they came across, and were insulting TO
the last degree. They still express a
determination 10 visit Cincinnati and re-
duce Il 10 a heap OF ruins - CWaml0h
Commercial
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IouN F HInr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
al Nashville, Tau,
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even.
ing, At their Hall ON the corner Of Union aud SUM
mrr streets. The officers for the present tcru are
o. = Icaueur, n c.; !, r. Mills, N0S j.. l., Woabley,
SECRETARY l.. X spain, Treasurer.
TruLue Lodge, No. lo-Mects at tho same place
every Monday Evening The ooic'rs are u, A.
Campbell, N c., Heury Apple, va j. l.. Park,
secretary d. y. Brown, Treasurer,
suilrg Lodye, No. gO-Neos at their Han, on South
Cherry street, every Friday evening The officers
arc q. G. Covert, n. q Frank Hartman, N.G; James
wyatt, secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer.
Aurora lodge, No. los, GERMANY Meets at the
Hall. corner OF Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening, The officers are Charles Rich,
Nc. r. Fricdma 3, V.G., --- Bittoruch, secretary
Geo sctfore, Treasurer,
Ridgcly Encumgmeut No l-Mccts az the above Hall
on tho 0rst aud third Wednesdays Of each mouth.
Tue ooicors are }, Mills or, r. n, Mcbride, HPi
q. y FULLER, sW Peter Harris, Dr. JW iuhu ,.
Hide, Scribe B. Il. Gutter Treasurer
dice Rraach EsHoaupasnf, No. A-M,ets at tho
above Han on the second aud fourth Wednesday
uights OF each mouth The officers are Jas, Bell,
or; Henry Apple, HP'; l.. Moker, s.w.; Fried
man. Jw. Charles Rrcher, scribci }, Ward,
Treasurer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
ANOTHER BRIGADE or LoNGsTngEr's.

REBEL RETREAT N kENTUCEY.-Gc
raj Heath's division of Kirby Smiths
corps OF rebels resumed its retreat yestcr-
day morning, and AT last accounts were
between Demossyllc and Falmouth, max
ing good time southwark, burning the
bridges on the Coviugton and Lexington
railroad. II is evident that they have
given mp all hope of obtaining supplies
la Cincinnati,or of carrying the war in tho
North. 1t is represented 10 us reliably,
we believe that the success of the rebels
in recruiting in Kentucky has fallen far
short OF their expectations
They have cert ainly obtained by pro-
cess of llattery asd lalschood, tempered
with coercion, some thousands Of re-
cruits, but Kentucky still has many more
men in the Union than in the rebel army.
The rebels were bitterly disappointed
with the reception they received i'm Mary
land, aud the failure of their sympaihi-
zers in that state to join them. We pre-
sumo that when the whole truth is known,
il will be discovered that they were like
wise disappointed in Kentucky.
Gen Mcclellan was received with al
most universal reclamation, with waving
handherchicls and showers OF boqucts.
by the people of Frederick, Maryland, as
he rode through that city in pursuit Of
the rebels. We have no doubt the reccp-
tion Of the National troops when they re-
occupy Lexington and Frankfort, will
show that the great mass Of the people
Of those cities are still for the Union
Kirby Smith il said 10 have denounced
John Morgan as falsilier for represent,
ing that it Kentucky were occupied by Q
rebel army the men would almost unani,
mously rush 10 hll up IFS rank Cim,U
| InL- l-muLa---nL lhM.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
DAVIDSON County Drnroronr-cmtiaue5.
MILmARY QuARrERs an OFFIoERs.

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFElCEhS,
Po.'-Hcadquariers on High street Gen Nogley,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on Summer street ar.
Foris resldence.) w. II sidell, Mai. l5m Z. s. 10.
mntry, A. A.A.G.
Provost Mdrslal-FIeadquariors al the Capitol. a.
g. Giiiem, Col. lat Tenn. Infantry.
Clhr Assistant Quoricmasisr p Headquarters ON
Cherry Street No. 10, Judge Calron's resldcnce)
Capt J. d. Bingham.
Assistant Quayisrinagrr--No -- Cherry street. Capt
r. Stevenson.
AssiaIm Qaayfrynoa-r - Vine street, near Mrs,
Polh stesidencs. Capt H. n. Lamb
AssdfgHi Qrartarmasies-No 81, Market street.
Capt. j. 81 Hale.
t2iet Co,aai.sayy- Headquarters No. 10, Vine II.
Capt Mtcfrcly.
Commi..ury Of Subsaiaos-Broad street Capt. s.
Little
Acting Co0,mis.dry 81 Sabsit-ucs-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. CHARLES Allen.
Medical Drs,iOr-Summer street or Forls old
rcsiJence.) Surgeon, r. swim.
Medical ParrsyOr' OGoe-Church street, Masonic
Building j. h. nsnE, Surgeon, slh Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puueyor,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

SLcrt6-Tames NJ. Hinton. DePuhe'-rhomns Hob.
sou aud J. X. buchanan.
Regis,er-Phineas Garrett
TE,,stee-W, Jasper Taylor.
Coroner-N II Belche-
Rangcv--Johu Corbtt
Rereaus Collector. G.. Brilcy.
Railroad Tar COHrrf1r-W. u. Robertson.
Calstlbl,s for me KlsLpWs Disiric'-Iohu d. Cover
and j T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jsdgs-Hou James Whltvorh
Clcrk--p. Lindsey N,ohol
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held the nrst Mon
day IN January, April July aud october.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jujgs-Hou. Nathaniel Baxter.
C7,rk-navid G. Love.
A. The Court meets the nrt Monday Ia March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jadgs-IIon william X. Turucr.
Clerk-Charlss f. pggons.
A. Tho Court meets the arst Monday iu Aprn Al.
gust aud December.
cHANcERY COURT.
ChancsiIor--Ilou. Samuel D. Frerou
Cl-rk aud Mdsisr-l. f. Gleayes.
a. Tho Court meets the arst Nouday IN May aud
November
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

4 Precious RosE-As an instance Of
what can be done by the young ladies
of the country, now, when the young men
arr of fighting the battles Of freedom, il
is noticed that Rose the daughter of M
Holt, of Elba, Wisconsin, whose brother
has gone 10 the war, mounted her fathers
reaper, and took the reins, at the COM
mencement of the cutting season and
managed the team through the entire
harvest. Whoever shall be so fortunate
as 20 pluck that Rose will secure a treas
uTg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
AashriIle Aainn.
TERMS:
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2s, 1862
frrom the New York World, 10Th instl
FREDERICK.

Secession ana Union.-foapitnlity OF
the CItIzens--CiOsed DOOrs.- uon-
Opoly Of SHOES by the Governments
HUNDRED Advance by Handkerchief
dent 10 General JRcksOn.-Captain
TwIegS not Hurt--PhIilIps' Legion
In the Battle of mannssax
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
From lunrug.uuaicammr.d


STEALING A NAME.-The propensity of
the rebels to appropriate everything
valuable, from q United States fort TO the
lien clothes of a dead private, is we'll
known. but the brilliant idea of stealing
a name, is due 10 Mai. Gen. Smith, the
man who is just now leading an army
towards Cincinnati, and who has had the
audacity 10 sign his recent school hoyish
proclamaiions to "kentuchians,' with the
name of "kirby Smith Tie was edu-
Gated, fed and clothed by the Govern
mcnt as edmund Smith, enjoying
while al West Point the soubriquct OF
Seminole and Familiarity known as
"Ncd smith, His only brother "kirby
smith, died fifteen years ago to-day
9th Sept 1870 Of wounds received
while calamity leading the Light Bat
TALON" al Moline del Bey, Mexico lcay-
inc an cnviahle reputation for all those
noble qualities, which the true soldier
covers. fills name radiant with the menu
ory of his glorious deeds, is the sole IN
heritance of his oldest son, Col. Kirby
Smith. Of the I3d Ohio Volunteers. Ills
uncle. the rebel General, Edmund Smith,
unable 10 win a reputation for himself
avails himself Of the prestige of q name,
the synonym Of integrity honor cour-
age and gallantry and by his adoption
of il, links il with pcrldy, dishonor and
treason. But the iaokall is not the ion
/ even when clothed with his skin. Dis
comGturc and defeat will be the portion
of the traitor disguise himsclias hc will
/ IEJTu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

Ina the following year the increase in
the importalions from each of the above
countries but this is likely to be much
greater during the present, and conclu-
sivo proofs will doubtless soon be pre-
scented that the world can obtain the
needed supply of cotton without having
TO depend on slave labor --.I0aal Of Coa-
Wslr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

Cry PAnEs. i'm New lorl, there are
is parks and squares, comprising luO1
acres. In London, the eight parks con-
tain G.I72 acres. phwniN Park, ia Dub
lin. has 1000 acres The Pmtcr ia Nien-
ma. 500 The Bots DC Baul0gno q, Jos
aud the Versailles Garden, 30JD-0ulh
iu Paris. "Meu consume Too much food,
and too little pure air they take too
much medicine. and Too little exercise"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

Among the ingenious devices Of Miss
Lydia Thompson TO obtain funds for the
Dramatic College at the fs'r was the pur-
chase Of basket or Strawberries, every
one of which, after having kissed in the
presence Of the future buyer, she sold for
half crown. The f.'. rccei we'd about
5000 - iuug glue.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

NourL Tows The town Of Alton,
Mimi polls cighty-seyen votes, takes
twenty thre, daily papers; is without q
single rum shop and has furnished
tfty-seyen actual residents a. volunteers
fIr the war
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

An anxious father had been lecturing liis
dissolute son,and afera most pathetic ap-
peal 10 his feelings, discovering no signs
OF contriiion, he exclaimed What, no
relenilng omotlon-not one penitential
tear '-"Ah, father" replied the harden
ed hopeful, ''you may az we'll leave on
boring me, you viii. obtain no water /
can assure YOU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
ApAMs ExPREss coMPANY.
oFvTcE No, 81, curpay smrrr

Prrsons wishing 10 seud Freight aud pareagrs by
the Morning Trains ul the IouisyiLlE ans NAsH'
yitlE, and EAsuyulE AND pEcAruA RAuEoAna,
aust have the same 81 Che uhoe 10y O'Clock the
evening preyiCusi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
CITY COUNCIL.

B,ar,i NJ Aldermsn-.M st. Brien, President =. 4.
Newman @. A. j. ayaed, HG. scoye, VIM. Cheat
ha-u. i. G Smith, NJ. G /. Claiborne, and Jas kobb
,oraaon Counoil--w r. jones, ProaIdout; william
Roberts, 7. J. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, VIM, stewart,
Louis Hough W Mullins, james Turner, G. N. South
cate, A. j. cole, jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles, aud John uready
grANpiNG coNNrru- oF rms cry corNcr,
Fiaaace- Knowles, scovel aud Cole.
u,,Jsy Woyks-Anderson, smith aud Claiborne.
Streets Yarbrough, Turner southgate, Davis, Bri'n,
MayGeld Chentham and Claiborne.
WLart-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Ho.piat--Jones, May Geld and Sloan.
s,Loors-Cheatham, Mayneld ana Knowles
Fire Drpartneni-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-prtyer, Cheatham and Davis.
Csneiery-smith, Stewart and Newman.
AfarIsi Home--Roberts stewart aud Turner.
siare,-Hough, Claiborne aud Davis.
Po,ice--Cheutham Bren and Anderson
S,riag,-Hough, Claiborne and Bncn
WorlLous-Choatham MayGed aud Knowles.
Improvement, and Expenditure, Cole, Scoyel and
Crrady.
Public Piopatg-Brien, Chcatbam and Turner.
Pct Roass-Aay yield, Jones and Roberts.
Ss-The Board o Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
uext preceding the second aud fourth Ibursouys IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each mouth
NIGHT POLICE
C1ytdin--Iohn Baugh
Fir,t Lictitruaai-Wm. Yarbrough
Second LieuieHdHf-IOhu II. Davis.
Poiiccmen--wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Nlch Ia
vie Joel Phillips VIM. Baker, John C0ttrcll, William
Aayo, John Engles, }. W. Wright, John Puokett,
Robert Scott, W. C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles Iluiitt
80 The Police Court IL opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

JET Davis is a scOundrol, Would %
Heaven he were a fmstsl one.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
ARR1yAI AND DEPARrURE OF TRAINS

Louisville 4 Nashville RR. Train leaves at las, AN
4" arr al h.3nl T. III,
Nashyiuc Decatur R.R Train leaves at 600, AN,
" arr. az 100, Pm
Nash Chattanooga R.R, Train leaves at 1900, AN.
a825, Pm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Daily, 63OP.M.
leaves " 7.i5 A. M.
Columbia, via r. & A. B.R. arrives $50 PM.
leaves B.tOA,M.
shclbyyie, via y. y c. R.R, arrives $3.50 PM
" leaves e" lOOOA NJ
Lebanon, arrives "l2.O0M
leaves 300 p NJ.
Memphis Mail, leaves nailyva Louisville and Cairo.
POsT-OFFlCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyille, Smithylle,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
rOST OFFICES ON LINE OF N. x G. R.R-
Murlreesboro, Fostcrvlle,
Jordans Valley, or Shebyyille,
ChristanR, Palmetto
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28
1abioson Gounip 9irsttorg.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
rorfN CuuMRTEY. War.LaL.

JOHN CHUMBLEY, Mar.laL
Iepuiy Marshals--w. H. Wilkinson, a. G. Tucker,
aud James A. Steele
CLERKS qthe Mdrtet-Jchn Chumbley, er-o8oio' urs''
Joe +. Ryan. second aud John Rcddick, THIRD.
Tar Asseaor--Wiliam nriyer.
Rsussme Colieci0r--A, %, shankland,
Wai.y Tar Csascior--F b Garrett
Tisasurer-R. Henry.
UharS Ha,isr--Thomas Leakc
Superinfetdeni Of the WorIL0me--J Q podd
Superintendent al he Wafer Worts-.lnmcs Wyatt
CLisc Of the Fire Department. Iohu N. Seabury
seyton Of the Ccneiuy-T, u Mcbride.
E5eet Orersoer--I. L. stewart.
en- ARprueg-John McPhai Smith
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-28

have come into possession Of letter
TO rebel newspaper, which l forward TO
its destination, with professional honor
through the medium of the New York
World II contains some interesting
and somewhat amusing in
their connections, some important facts
are contained.
Lieutenant Goddard, Of the First Maine
Cavalry, had the kindness 70 furnish the
letter. II was found by Captain Tucker
of the same regiment
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

EGEcurOes SALE ug Srw AND SECOND HAND
~ fatuiirr -LE "Wednesday Ult 0Gr d. at Az Fulton
ssrrci Ariukiyn, ug ruIE RPNf conpris.og sofas,
Bureaus. Bett.eaas CAA. rFa, NaAsnla1s Centre Ia
bes D,skE tior.s t~Rtrr sGd C8a ~ les LOangrs hc
- - -. - - 49, ~ = Taag fseeasri
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
HENRY H. LEEDS, ,AucTIoNEEn-nENRY, H.
IIENRY Ii. LEEDS, AuCrIoNEERs.

HENRY II. LEEDS AuCTloNEERs.
IL Beautiful Oh Paintings.
HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction, Wednes-
day Nov % at II o'clock In the gallery the saesroom
% Nassau street,
The entire collection Of Finished Pictures Of our well
known American Artist George o. Brown. Es1 the ma
oy OF which have been painted since his return from
Europe Among them will be found his celebrated picture
Niagara Falls Sunrise which considered of the
finest representations OF tile Fails yet painted. Also his
great
HISTORICAL PAINTING OF THE WAR.
THE LANDING OF GENERAL BURNSIDE AT
ROANOKE.
The others comprise of his most erqusitely finished
cabinet gems including New York and Bay from Hoboken
Views at Newport and Vicinity and others equally valuable
for the elaborate and touch which has given his
c!iincs such great reputation.
All OF which win be exhibition and from Nov a. at
gallery above with catalogues and will positively be
sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
C. TUTILE. AUcTIoNEER. OFFICE $50 BROAD.
IN.
ELEGANT HOUSE FURNITURE SALE,
,p0sTPCNED FROM TUESDAY,

win positively place this day "Wednesday O'Clock.
rain snne AZ No 3z Twenty FIRST street. west OF Sixth
avenue, embracing the entire rich and costly Furniture OF
residence, which furnished throughout with
class rosewood, oak mahogany raor, CRdmoer Dnins
Room and Nursery Furnlire, AL OF which mai Tor the
eud viii be sca wi.aog. reserve, o. rns
Inducements purchasers,
Paflor m-on
hroca;c with slip Etageres Centre and Pier
Tables sk and Lace Curtains magnificent Painted Shades
Bronzs, Paintings elegant Vases Clocks ich CARROTS su
peru Panc!ore, S0o and Cogcr Essre9ire
wooeChanber Furniture every description, Spn. aud
Hair Mattress French Mirrors. rich China ruhy and cys-
Glass CUtler, &c N B.-Hurchasers Will lind
In this sale thing suitable for furnishing frs class
Cal nj
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
IJENRy B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
III BY HENRY WOOD 4 CO..
Attractive and perclnptory sale Of valuable
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY,

Lately imported from Italy by the Messrs Viii Brother
Late Vito Viii 4 Sons, of Philadelphia,
Comprising Groups Figures and Bnsts Of great value
To be sold at auction without any reserve.
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC 5, AT Il O'CLOCK,
BY HENRY WOOD a CO., AUCTlONEERS
At t4eir salcsrooms 450 Broadway,
Comprising large colec ion Of elegant Marble stauary Of
the impariat OF Messrs fITI BROS OF and
the late ri Of Vito Viii 4 Sons. of Philadelphia
This VIII be the sale of the kind node in this city,
as will comprise Saiuaiy only ard no fancy goods what
will be included in the sale II Is also the first sale
many which made for the firm in New York.
and ali the works Of offered of superior character
and elicit the appreciation of all amateurs
The catalogues will be ready N few days and viii contain
full descriptions uf the several pieces offered and there
IL any importance in this branch the
great sale u ury made by Sig Vito Viii at the Alhanbra
Hail. in lsiC the present catalogue will comprise
works o. refined nature only 1t is presumed the sale
will be large attended, The Satuary will be ON exhibition
three sale.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
A UCTIoE NOTICE

Wl sell his salesroo 70 Nassau street Wednesday
Nov &C. at ld O'clock Without reserve. large aud general
Of Household Furniture comprising ewood
walnut and esk Paror Chamber aud Dining Room Furn.
Bookcases Wardrobes 50 6o Brussels Velvet
and Ingram Carpets China Crockery Cutlery and
Ware oil Paintings. Engravings &C. the whole
ty the attention Of housckeepers and the trade
with Buggy Top Wagon, silver plated Hs Whip Bian
kol Robes.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
DANCTcC ACADE nNIEv-

A DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY
a. No fN FIFTH avenue, corner OF sixth street
The aterroeG classes of Wednesdays Saurdays
ing nearly reached the full number casscs viii com me- nee
Mondsy. Decsmber 70 Mondays aud Tbursdays at
lP.M.
Circulars Of terms, &c mar be had at the Academy.
DALLETMAsTER DUhARs DANCING ACADEMY
ID rs Serenih atenue corner Thirteenth
and Saturday a eight o'clock 81 per mouth Tot ladies and
gsntemen kcdowa ana sir fashionable dances taught n
stx