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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
New York.

Hon. A. Oakley Hall delivered an adj
dress before the Democratic Association
of New York on the Goth, in the course
of which he said that the war period has
practically ended, and we are now IN the
period of Cancellation, (great applause
and series of cries of peace! peaceD -
There had been nothing but interference
with the Generals in the field and there
had not been military talent at the head
of the armies. How could the North ever
expect to succeed in military point of
view against jeff Davis, (cheers.) "If the
white man of the North cannot save the
Republic, then | would rather have the
white man ofthe North subjugated by the
white man of the South, than owe the
salvation of the North to the negro, Tim.
mense applause, aiterwhich three cheers
for that sentiment were given.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
Federal Conprnsa-

Lincoln has signed the joint resolution
of the Yankee Congress, providing for
the immediate payment Of the Army and
Navy Of the United States, and directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to make an
additional issue of SlOO,OOOOOO in U. S.
noies
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
Confederate War Debt.

The Legislature Of Florida has passed a
resolution similar 70 that of Alabama, in
relation to States assuming the Confcder.
ate war debt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
Salt at LynchburR,

The Lynchburg RcpuJGcan of last Satur.
day, has the following paragraph in re.
gard to Salt
SALTY.--Salt is worth now but about
twenty cents a pound in this market,
and the Spectators, who did not TAXI
the tide at its food some months since,
and sell out their stock, begin to look as
blue about the gills as an indigo patch by
moonlight. We amt sorry for them a
bit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
Tennessee Legislature.

Richmond, Jan. 2i-The representa-.
tives in Congress from Tennessee have
united in n recommendatiou.to Governor
Harris to convene the Legislature Of that
Stnte
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30

The last foreign advices have given
rise to another intervention sensation
We don't attach any importance to it,
though we are fully satisfied both France
and England will recognize the Confcde.
racy before the expiration ofthree months.
A letter from Knoxville advices us that
the mountains from Ducktown to the
Virginia line, are filled with bushrangors
and runaway conscripts, who are daily
becoming more troublesome. The Cum.
berland range is said to be pretty well
cleaned of that sort OF vermin at present
Gov. Harris is being urged to convene
an extra session of the Legislature. The
difficulty in the mind of his Excellency is
said to be as to what point to convene at
If the inducements we mentioned a week
or two ago in favor of Athens, are insult
ficient to determine the matter, our opin.
ion of the Governor as a man OF taste and
appreciation will undergo very conside-
rable diminution. Will he let us hear
from him on the subject at an early day?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30

W Salt is selling in this town at IS
cents per b., o. Sl1, 50 per bushel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
'athrus Cost.
TERMS:


Payable in Advance.
Announcing names Of candidates for once so'VV'
Cash, ,a d,
Obituary Notices over twelve lines eha'seu ~
the regular aiyertisingrates.
All Accommodations intendedto pfoino,s 'ne ~,
vate ends or interests OF CorpotAuons' 49,
dement's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30

and MORALLY wounded. Grapevine per
baps-at least we are afraid so.
From the line of Duck River there is
nothing direct or reliable-rather moth
inc that it would be prudent TO publish in
the columns ola paper having other than
a local circulation. (our friend at Tulla-
boma has our thanks for his attention.
A dispatch via Mobile, which place is
something less than seventeen hundred
miles South of Chattanooga, contains the
following:
"The enemy, five thousand strong, at.
tackled one of Morgan's Regiments, un.
der Col. Hutchinson, at Woodbury., this
morning. Our men, after two hours fight.
ing with superior force, fell back two
miles with loss OF three killed, includ.
ing Col. Hutchinson, and nine wounded
The enemy's loss is unknown"
The dispatch is dated McMinnville,
January "a.
From Mississippi advices are unimpor.
SAINT The Federals seem to have aban.
doned any further attempts against Vicks.
burg. The East Tennessee Regiments
were at that place and jackson at the day
of our last dates.
The capture by the Federals of the
Confederate Post on the Arkansas, is
generally credited. The Federals repre-.
seat the number of prisoners at five thou.
sand. They probably mean five hundred
The report of fight between the Con.
federate steamer Florida, Capt. Maffit,
and a Federal war vessel, the Hatteras, is
true, sIhs latter was sunk with all on
hoard -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09
The New York World says THE price Of

The New ork y Grid says The price If
coal has been forced down ~ the ventilation to
which the s. eculaxjon N that commodity ha,
been exposed ~ the public press The same
coal which 3 month since was sold at eleven
dollars per ton i rJw rata}1atl far nin- end ;.
hajt tV}ars. with prospect ot It Ueng still
cheaper within the coming month II can
easily be forced down to eight doiIurs if The
country viii only demand Of Congress bat Il
repeal the duty On English and Nova Scorar
coal Cheap fuel from those countries wculi
be perpetual corrective 10 high pricez in that
necessity Of life IN the United States. :
Dr. Charles {. Wight, OF Ohio arrived
at Fortress Monroe FROM Libby Prison, states
that the Federal prisoners had received the
clothing, &c, sent them from the Nor4h.-
The doctor was requested by officers 10 convey
to their friends at home an injunction as to The
necessity Of con6ning themselves 70 sending
forward staple articles Instead Of IuxurioS, IS
the Confederate modes # nsportation are DOW
taxed to their utmost extremity.
The official report Of the New York Custom
house Tor the month Of November shows the
aggregate duties received in the month 10 have
been s5.ll4.9O4 equivalent to about sixty
millions per annum.
On Monday fire occurred at the Washing
ton steam laundry on L street. near Thirteenth
fronting the avenue The entire srocS OF
clothes which had been left to be washed was
IL. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09
4 c a & =
4 c a & .
u \ Y IE / ) Il \ !
Me kCII Ant TAILOR,

TANING taken the stand formerly occu"
IL pied by W. y \. Murray. NJ ~ y vFlA
I,llIaA street, i prepared 10 MI al y 90
trusted 10 I'M and PROMISES TO keep up lie
~,,,,r;1, ~. ~. nr.,Ir4e<>vrs dec Jtt
srINE ADBAGE &c. Tor sale oy the n
/ drrd 1t tie Provision store 30, II FAIR
~ rra.> dec 63t
ADMINISTkAIUkc NOT ICE he IN
n dersig1 ed, having taken out !tttt IS o. 70
vaughn, deceased, hereby gives notice t. al
partle> having claims against SAID estate, 30
present them properly authenticated Tor Sett's
lne1,t and AL persons indebted TO the SAID estate
are required to make Immediate PAYMENT
JAMES Il. DkE \ CGHN,
dec S-y4w 4 administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09

WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC 9.

II the Circuit Court Of Washington, yes
tcrdav. the case Of Cook and SickleS, use Of
George Nattingly Us. the Washington, Alex
.n3ri4 and Georgetown Steam Packet Com,
nany. was sent TO the jury, The argument Of
conncil was terminated the previous evening,
and soon after the opening Of the court yes
taraav morning, the Chief Justice, rejecting
me special prayer Of the counsel on both sides,
charged the Jury, to which Instructions the
nlaintiFs by their counsel excepted. The jury
raturned a verdict for the plaintiffs tor S956.
e. with interest from the 10th October, 1876,
This case covered claim tor only about SIX
months Of the use Of the Sickles cut OFT, On
hoard the steamer Columbia Tut there IS
another case between he parties involving q
claim for several uses Of the invention, which
were involved in this case, The jury was
sworn in the case, Oh the 9th OF November last
aud have consequently been sitting III the case
tor one month
The latest advices from the Army Of the
Potomac, represent all quiet; the troops being
busi)y engaged IN preparing winter quarters
r j. steted tnat the Contcderates have estao-
G,hed three signal stations on the south SIDE
Of the Rapidan, from whence they can view
the Federal army Fredericksburg IS occu-
pied by two Confederate regiments, and the
lords above, on the Rappahannock> and Rap!-
dan, are guarded by cavalry.
The New York Express says; 1.-The South
ern country, is reported never TO have been IN
better health than this autumn The cause
IS attributed TO the absence OF drugs the
scarcity OF quinine, the absence OF calomet,
and the healthy diet Of corn bread, hog and
homny The blockade: in the matter OF
health turns out to them 70 be a blessing. Tea
and coffee are no more dangerous st1muIants,
whisky being even myth,
It was stated short time since that the
property Of Geo D. Fowle, esq, OF this place,
temporary absent in the North, had been seized
bv the E. ). Marshal in Washington, under
,he confscation act We learn chat upon pro
Der representations made to the i. 5. District
Attorney, the libel has been dismissed.
There were rumors ahoat in Washington
yesterday, generally credited, but which need
ed confirmation, that General pleasanton had
been appointed to the command Of the Army
Of the Potomac. Generals Sedgvick and
Warren had both been previously rendered the
position, it is said, but had declined
The Washington correspondent Of the New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09

lnand Of our left wing, he fought one OF MS
most terrific ta,tieS and won as brilliant Vie
tory ao there is on record. Unfortunately, the
centre aud right did not do SO we'll, And ~"
again III the Chick a1uauga alley, ne trlumpfs
over the toe. anu captures seven stand OF colOr>,
when all he rest IS flying III confusion from
the field.
The Richmond Wing ot the 81 says =" 1t
is understood that the French war steamer
Grenada has visited the james river Tor the
mruose Of arranging for the removal OF french
tobacco in store in this city Our govern
lnent long ago gave its consent bat the block
aiding power has objected until now. We learn
that within the next two weeks feet OF SIX
or eight vessels will arrive in tie James
for the purpose Of loading With this tobacco.
John Jewell, Of Anne Arundel county, Md,
who was recently shot by his brother-ln.lav,
John Z. Arnold has since died OF his wounds.
4 warrant has been issued for the arrest OF
Arnold, who is at large on bail,
4 negro soldier in Washington yesterday,
who was attempting to desert: was shot and
killed
J. Newton Harper Of this city, IS a prisoner
in the Ola Capitol, at Washington.
4 horrible death occurred il Dubuque, Iowa,
one day lat week. \ farmer, John Barry,
had been to market with load OF produce,
and while returning home the wagon upset.
Mr. Barry was rather inhrm, AMI could not
jump, and was consequently overturned with
the wagon, the whola weight Of which came
upon him One Of the stakes struck lam
upon the side, and WAS driven completely
through him. In It's passage all his ribs We're
crushed, and the heart torn from It's place, 1T
course instant death was produced.
Tie Savannah Republican says that Gen.
Bragg was deceived regarding the movements
Of Sherman, >upposing that he had gone to
the relet OF Burnside at Knoxville. Ills APP
pearance il force opposite our right wing was
evidently SURPRISE AND then again, the
separation Of Longstreet 5 corps and heel
er ) cavalry from the main body, has turned
out TO be a most serious blunder perhaps,
though one that could not have been antl.ipa-
ted
Last Friday, the Confederate troops attacked
the Federal forage wagons at HARRISON twelve
miles from Chattanooga, capturing more than
- dozen Of them.
A coal operator at Carbon, Pa: has sold
his lease on some coal lands for $7O0, 600, A
few years ago the same man was bankrupt
Alta General Court Martial, which was held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09

The Richmcnd Examiner Of the 4tE says :
1t has be- the fortune Of General Hardee al
ways to whip his share Of the fight, no matter
u hat may be the general results Of the day
At Shiloh he drove the enemy TO the Iennes-
see River, and would have run them III It. bnt
TOR an unIucky order from the Comma'd eTln-
Chief to retire. At Murfreesboro: IL CON
mand Of our left wing. he toug 1t one OF his
nost terrific ta,ties and won as brilliant . We
tory Is there is on record Unfortunately, the
centre aud right did not do 50 we'll, And ~"
again. III rhc Uhicka'uauga Valley, ne trlumphs
over The toe, aud captures seven stand OF color>,
when all he rest IS flying III confusion from
the field !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-09

The New York Express says: THE i. ;,
Government we hear, are paying out large
number Of one year SIX per cent certificates OF
Indebtedness to contractors, Fifty per cent Is
often paid in greenhacks, and 3 like SUM III
certificates.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

P1ANOfOKTE PAINTINGS sTATUAKY BRONZE
aud many rre aud cosilg Works OF Art aad Arses OF
AT pI'BLIC AUCTION.
This cay thouday), November 3L
No ss West street, between ld SIKH ages
SALE coMMkEoIsG Al II ocLOCA.
and the pnbc this sale. The corr priseb the
largest and richest assortment OF Household Ertnrc &c.
new las. May, and s m complete er
DRAW Nc ROOMS.
Bron2e snd O,moiu Chsniriers, Medallion Velvet Car.
eoveFed with French brocatc richly we'd. Iee-,
Fete SOFAS CnHrs Arm Reception Chairs or mans.
lan.hccp Sotd rosewood Etgere back EscreoiTo
and Boekc So hncG with satnwood superb Centre Tables.
S.uetay mare'c tops vevet covers Ebony Reception
extra larre Mntel and rier Mirrors
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE.
round corers richly order by
sriy makes the offered auction this
season rosewood Stou French cloth Cover. Canterbury,
Music Book. EncornuIes. Cabinets. Console
ANCIENT AND MODEM OIL PAINTINGS.
storm Sea md smugser's ianiy. BY De Lacrox; tie
ing IN the Louvre gallery. Paris: Solitude Heserscr'
w. sy & ss ss cabinet @ 'pa We've eDfe r-na ae H
wAEils1ic w IL S1 j pFoSzRs, iiGF 's srHIu1ki yAsEs sc
shaA Milton, Painting and nusr Rubens Flfher
10 and orr Gnpid fslehe; magnificent seFers China
DINING ROOM
solid carved oak Buffet statuar, marble top; Herzs
inas Glassware. pecantors. Gobers Champasnes, Wnes
Lemonades Iunblers Fruit Celery ana Preserve sandf
Lqor Sets rld and China Dinner sets. decorated lea
Sets a pieces; solid silver Dinner aud Tea Service silver
Ware. Cnpe Urn Casters, Cake Baskcis. Napkin Kings,
Spoons. Forks ivory handle Table Cutlery Lounges.
CHAMBERS
Ro'rwood Dressing Bureaus. Bedsteads Armofea Giace
3"niotes en- hlie style Louis NV. Hair Mattrcss's
''anh.ts, she@is, coantarp walnut sofas Arm and
oy hacked Chairs Brnssss and Insraln CARPETS, Engsy
nsf ioiel sel Ensy Chairs Curtains Shades Also all
fcfntture OF saIFanis' apartments
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
sEGAas AND TOBACCO.

4 BRANCH rIAFpR's oLp RsrABLIaHED sggAR
~ Emporium In The barron ~ ne and e~1Nni
Jane. Hotel corner Of Twenty stree, ant bros
"l,nbENBACKsf AID "REoBAcks stohi.s.-
VI Ssoersl assncy for the United statss 90 Libelty
street y. Y-Drners hovl k~er~fs sns PARTIES WltliHE
fr pr,As us- god sessr sr price and thr f.asy
guaranteed The tnrou. .hoa v- - sppfsf
fsrie. ., dss..oos sr.seyse.ea % gve hss .s.A,a
ua'. SUps bssss sb'n detvery. ssut ~
re-s vary ox5 60 per tsoussDf u Fuaranir-
ue paec Agsi-e s2srous stAions No trass .9g aTsss
ell ~ smpoys1 TIE hisb Drcs II COS snd itcrrasc ~
tssh have er.isd in the es.nunI,, Nc vsn = G>c1
srskr st ressvasbs pvc> rsis vsst eas We s-y.
,Nd On n . sSArus " sar = ssvr~
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
A LBERT c. HAYWOOD.
fyOsEtg

A LBERT G. HAYWOOD.
MAGNIFrchST Hots la6Gp hpG FURNITURE
r,1, AT ,pl rusLiU fad, ,AycIioN,o
Mtthe spendld private residence ia3 Ten street few
rari.cuag attention led sale coinprisins one
si hc larssat md richest a.so nents OF Household Frai-
pNA%fss SaSsf q sis,So MoSn
saperb see Of Curtains, Cornce Bands nagnlhcont
D,ssTas Room SUIT, covered with ,he r,ehss ies.I.,2n Of
elegant Reception chair s.perb evrrs China vases par
pcpssc; splendid French Carpes Ornaments and
a s Fhsf ssfSG cPss pa!e kosEwp Mss s5s r,hovosr %
finished all ronnd conainns al the modern improvements
"'iA Stool ana Cover h1N,ss e a.,sa' ROOM
so carved BLACK w4nu! Buffet staaary marble top:
'ai'''oa' full sets Of s,ISs; GsASDrKs wnjy 4
vcry rich and elegant Chamber Suits In rosewood and
y iornIsled ~
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Avori1,sN p p ho AgeTToSEEE
40 TfGh Ricm fkEsei fLATh w THR riHk asp NSi'
fiA.'ofoGTE Si1IER PLATE SC" 40.
a, residence sls West Fourteenth sent Street near Eighth
Commencing at II o'clock A. M-rain or shine
Ihe sae COMPRISE. the en:re contents 0: the nse The
rIes. rArsr rgnure % was ma maze 70 order ana Is sod
cash cheung eNtrs Inducements 20 pnrchHsers
improvements bass scwoo Stool covered
~ san. and embroidercd CoTer heee elegant fun
OF Farlor Furniture rich hrocade and
roge.ood Engeres splendid costly Ia ian Ornaments
inca , ass EssS ssn soesT m @ o rare ran a
rooa Centre ana SIDE marble top Tables richly carved;
Ghss. salts n sa ana amahGSany Eueans
pure iiar ha'rcs. s. from 70 10 3 pounds made to
ordrs. IN eyceiTnt condition
rsoi1 osk sSm cnsrs silver 1aru rich chin Ivory and
i,,l.e, casr Foras spoon. &C. With heavy Cut and
B-iioa,e and lot for sale. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

L,ARw To BR SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTioS-oS THE
" 81 day d december 1873. ut o'clock r ". the
Nsrfrnsas House ~ tnc VILLAGE of Iiacsrnsack sad
farm u situated In West Hackensafk, f0rcrs oc-uped By
james Berdan. deceased, c0ntsiuing ~ % no acres.
Buildings OF dwelling house barns ard ouhou.es.
oil plenty of friii. The premises
Be viewed tae previous 10 The sale snd Al informa-
tlOn ohtsirrd y, aprivin. u ALRtsl EERDAS, Ad.
ot7s,raor. al ionins the preniss
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
a NuEtrr,rN'-s

A cApENY or FUsIc-rnr ori.rA
LAsr Nom OF rig ,,L soS
Ll lsFtIT OF MAX EAHis1LEK
MoHBAf IYgNfE9 fos ~. 10 "
LAST NIGHT o.
FhNkT
GRAND OPERA ~ IINL hOrA ~ GOuNOO
Aor l-ts stsi.and hcphiai0psei,f~-4he nsn'pset
ACr ii-ihr lHTucs-s
Az lil-Inc Cardcb
ACl f--l.cprntAlCr.
hff A-DentL
Produced win 80. -
NFw AND iriL .,TAsr COSTUMES
NEH SNkhEkN and AFipfNThthI%
fni i1r fchowngNt ~ ctfrrlcte cast - - ,,,, nm,
Nfht'. NfI.T UENhIE1fA tuLkkk
l'rt $40 PRhkCtSCO kAIboLfki
,i'a jhnlea ... ......... - .Stc. HANibAh niAunt
Nasufg. .......... no D. COLHrH
hAglh. MISS FANNY hrOCKTOH
CONDUCTOR ..... MAX NAkkILfk
eight precisely
A. tie a s.oa betvoen ue and sseoud u
o. very sAot duration. he .Hdienoc v respectfully ~
The following kefneA tsel ia oted eIprrsSsp
fas' IL = opera bY ~ biuArd Ieeia.-
Act -FAusts hludV
Act III --harxhtnia'H Garden -yooauFh.
hetN.-rrson scene -hplrii Of ~. hertA borne from
earth " anrrlA
The snlr secured rea's Oil ofrprno- this morning
nj Tho bos OF Acsdsms, hesr brnns,h ~
BreadwHy and taat AntnSBy'A siAl.oaers
c.~ner q. Nassau aud Pine streets
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
SALES AT AuCTrON .
ENTf NSIv AUCIIOE SALE GAaf
II or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fuE.IsU1F.l a
FLEUAhF HOSEw OOp PiANOfOflt
RlCu CHINA AND SILVER WARE. oo.
POSTPONED FROM SATURDAY.

| JfXTfNsIvs AUcuoH SALE gAaf
Il or TssSlIlffs5 SJsss ss$SSh49s sSSgSsrtsSDf
RlCn chihA AND slLtsh wAhE 90,
RUSSELL foSafoSfe ls4coa4 sNS4 sseoass VIA sell
s' s4 Gay isfaoes issasss ,Ds s sa sesaa snet SEQ
slss nS ss'm so "n m p1Ss wss fsT Sw S e ss e's, r E.
yenti ayepye among yhsa ere aree elent sots Of bew
fore by Fischer. used two months rich Carpets r,er
T9 r g Fns Ss esaat ai % iD "a s-oSs
mare and sya; sronze sloees e Curtains ans saaae
Be-. gnt Bedsas yiia & sae @etr Of every
war. aile Cutlery &c the sac VIII be pe'emptey cst'
EDwAEp scnENc1. AuoLlonnrK.
GooDs
'as' arrived fEstsfrcss !Ss Sfacs fi S sS6 Gn'' ''''
perScn GS tofaPN,S E9EElGN SceHsT ei6 Gyn6T.rrn
srrrKa R5SSEE RRSS1s HSB ASP ,bf M1Nsf shS oLoons
rARI1S,, 4Sa coLokl. oa nsS1i isSsf hSD SSsosap
hhhoAsa foilRT lsF &RTlclhs naSsiih GLASS
surrrs crusEsl soi ivory GOODS
The finest ever iurcred
1s eE 20 Hs se a. 80 C. Il ss aas s
at 6is "a esroons 80 W Broadeay
.aien 1US s"e IL me ei,y ns' LARGE VARIETY Of tue
above goods worthy the attention Of TOE trade and the pub
eoois Every f.ciy for packing aad shppue 'hC goods
viii be given.
HESsy . alSEn AYsrlosEEn ;AEssooM ,ii on
at auction % "Wednesday "a and Thursda, 50 Of Decen
q ar g and ine collection of Paintings most oi
when ARE guaranteed originals Of Fcnish French.
snnsc Of he best esannes OF the fowinc rmincrt ar
fists viz "A tine comb nation picture by Kos kut and
raiciy dnsic4, ty Csrrabain two large Marines bs IT,
schHe Pastoral Scenes by Van SeverdoncS. Figures by
Sa,s s pseay Yer so p aa.ss. s' s. Ten
Brorn, SYDNEY r Percy Brewericn and others cf equal
ts this sale mauy'of ihe pictures have
Gently cen reoeyed from Egope and never before seen 10
q
naliiy. They are nov on exhibition.
II II. LEEDS 4 co will sell auction. Tuesday,
December l. ~ twelve O'clock in front OF our store No %
high, eight years Old and very stylish drivers
I BoGART. ACcTioNEER.-.BY s. 4 j. BoGARr.
- wednssda Deeempcr2 AT i0 ociock. At the auction
consisting Of genera! Assortment a Psrior Bedroom ana
Kitchen Furniture, lot t.obins. Sheets Drawers Alho
hsht Wraoa. Haraess. &c
BOGAET. AuCTIoyEER.--BY 8. q J.. BOGART--
7 gr"ene 81 street @ 1aamei.ra,rs ss,el the Effects Of
Soda a,er establishment consisting VI WAGONS Horses.
ehns e da or s COP
per Boiler and Fixtures, steam boiler, Empty Boxes and
Sa,s sS,e osa cg is & Ssvs Rssa sE.0
Administrators OF Mathew Johnston. decreased
7 AGAR. AUCTJONEER 81 NEW BOwERY SELLS
! l9s O'clock Fgrni,urc Beda Carpets Stoves Doors
Sshcs Ba Screens BARRIERS Poles ScRar and other Cases,
black walnut Marble Top and other Counters
81. this day (Monday) Nov 80 At iok O'Clock barge aud
select OF Dry Fancy Goods Boots and Shoes
"old Keniicky Bourbon.' al private sale Also safes.
Levy vii ae an xoSSa
90 at Van alss stables New cAnsi betveen Broad
ness. and Cart by order OF Mortsases.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
HnuSIcmIcvvr. n


SNINira 0hHuBe
W 4fls ace. Of
HI an - NIB NJ 3 FIOt.fNCF
The most bulant tn.tscutpt ls.t.ofucd 81 tlis
theatre.
rIE6r NIGHT on hVw rrAMA
ON MONDAY ININtNts, hoy lHBEn %
" "a he prcsfntod tho On Toi
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tlr mna rx rlpra4aary IA bpnipn, bAylnf COM
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know al ~ thtss prrsepia tht. IN hca -sr
hcrcol klheu Iucfly wa, duiy tried and cpnvC a
ur Heycnh,F besAlsns OF thg Ncuun timlna'
Court bid at the Old nRey the year OF ouF lord l1l
VI tnt er.1c OF ra.s0g 90 ba 40 o. snd s' scl
fhra DO trpf0nncnt tof taN lfuud 90 fvHF FcHh Ahi
lurAeFurr tae Gid lpbet Bcgf hlvisg sho Yn ~ h.'
exemplary conduit wtiia iurtrrrat -, tat he i.s ~ sun
Joi io her hAlcaJG nency. ordered that Nc bi
reiraAd on 1esct of Leave sbec, - tnr follow ing
ic@ls1ns That u sha be va thr power % The auth or
" tn ictoke A ie"nsc for alec anf VITA a. htrhnfng
hutofously bad characters Cofvle-d thnvc3 o. haVug
IA hH pe-.esion bs afioua inatranents having no
siah." rieanf i su4rorl being again c,ed for
eithc he Niu ts public works
complete th. unespfcd Term OF his orir
tsi4pedl GEORGE Gkk4.
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