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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-23

ETsu the bss's
Tur REBEL SrRENGrH.-ln the cam
.;crs inst closed reueldom is belicved to
boys lost qbouta third of its whole force
=, ,br field. Lees loss III killed, wounded
ami prisoners during has second and Test
a..unptc atJmQr Do wr1e he war into the
u, nj states, aanuol Gl' short of 10000,
.nl is ,stnatrl considerably higher
Gam Grant cmUorel N round numbers,
10000 prisoners Al NmIsbwg. 1t is sup
n,sed from rebel statements Of the strength
,rhis army at the time len, Grant landed
Nal ~ Grand Gut aud commenced his last
snr,pssml movement against the rebel
,,congboId, that Pemberton then had CO.
ono men. Whatever his army Is original size,
il is entirely destroyed, The rebel loss at
Por, Hudson in prisoners, and in killed,
wounded, etc previous to the surrender,
must reach the vicinity of 10000. In
Rosecrans' brief campaign against Bragg,
1900 rebels We're captured. Not 10 speak
of less operations of recent date, in
which about five thousand more prisoners
have fallen into our hands, 49, the total of
The above rebel losses foots up 100000,
in round numbers 100000 men. Even
t this estimate of the rebel losses is too
high, lin the case Of Pemberton neverthe-
less some appreciation can be gained from
il of the terrible and irretrievable blows
which have Just been inflicted upon the re-
belion Consider, in connection with this,
the fact that repeated conscriptions have
exhausted the rebel material for armies, of
which ,Johnston's failure to relieve Penn
sberton at Vicksburg affords strong adj
ditional evidence also the overwhelming
advantages of the position gained, result
ing in the opening of the Mississippi, cut
ting rebeldom north and south, and in the
possession of East tennessee, cutting It's
most important line of communication east
! and west, and the result of this war is
rendered as certain as anything can be
said to be, under heaven. The overthrow
a treason and rebellion the successful
emggence of this Unien from the terrbl,
raIs which have beset it its establish
ment on a tirmer basis than ever before
the continuance of democratic government
are all insured, with the blessing of God
THE only remaining question is simply ont
&of time.
1t has come to that pass with the rebel
that every great battle Is to them necessa
4 rily defeat. In other words, a loss o
L ten thousand men, more or less, in battle
even supposing they retain possession 0
the battlefield and gam what IS TECHNICALLY
termed victory, brings them so mucI
nearer the end of their resources it is
loss which is irretrievable, a loss 70
which no temporary advantage in the con
fict (and even this consolation they hav
not met with of late) can compensate;
loss tantamont to a defeat, under all eli
cumstances. The speech put in the mout
of the rebel Gen. Lee, by the comic papers
addressed to jeff. Davis, obviously col
tains too much truth for the latter's con
fort -" few more victories and W
are wiped off the face of the earth"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-23

Port Hudson, but on meeting the Arizona
the fleet of transports returned to this
place, and are now on their way up the
lazoo River. They will procerd as high as
Yazoo City, and perhaps higher. Gen
Ierron's force is large enough to operate
with advantage if an enemy can be found
IN that quarter,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-23

~ The Richmond papers are doleful
Yer the recent disasters. The Enquirer
Rys :csIho fall of Vicksburg, the re-
- OF Bragg. the repulse of Lee and the
.salce on Charleston are all serious dis
q rs most serious that have attend
gu our arms since the beginning Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-23

- Including the prisoners captured
at Port Hudson, and by Gems. Sherman
and Rosecranz, Col. Hoffman, Commissary
General of prisoners, estimates the total
number on our hands at over 10000.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

morning OF sac
JNDwARD sCHENcR AUCTIoNEER
IL GREAT TRADE SALE or JEwELRf AND
WATCHES,
being the entire stock OF two OF the largest
NEW ORLEANS HOUSES.
To be sold a. auction. b. EDWARD SCHENCK. on Thurs
day and Friday Decembcr 10 and H. at l0t O'Clock each
'''' "'''e '-''' NJ iA BROADWAY.
CORAL FULL AND HALF sErs
MOSAIC AND TURQUOISE
SUPERB STONE CAMEO,
ORIENTAL GARNET AND pEAhL;
DIAMOND WATCHES.
CHATFLAINEs AND VEST CHAINS,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
lscARAr GOLD HUNfINi Cma0NoMErERs AND
l8CARAT GOLD HUNTING DOUBLE TINEKEEPERS,
OPEN FACE DO. OF EVERY STYLE.
very arse and magnificent ossoriment Of ladies' Hunt
Ing Watches. set with DIAMONDS and superby ENA.
OPEN FACE do with and without DIAMONDS of all
Sizes In rich engraved from the best makers
Europe.
An invoice Of superb DIAMOND GOODS, and all tho
Scarf Pins, Ladies Chatesines, Vest Chains Watches
Every article warranted the nnest 10 Ii and " carat aud
and the refunded II found be
Every facility will be afforded to the goods.
Sa positive, without any reserve.
The the arges sale Of elegant frat class jewery
been made city, aud the public
vited a. examine them
Terms Sac-On all purchases exceeding 500 credit
OF months VIII be given Tor approved endorsed notes
satisfactory ners all sums under $50 cash
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

VAS AMBURGH cos
MAMMOTH MRNAGHRIR
GREAT MORAL Exhibitions
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
$50 AND 81 BROADWAY
Between Prince aud spriug streets.
Doors open from 10 A N. TO 10 y. 81.
Performancssa al ilH A. n. and and Sls j. ~ .
Admission TO all parts Of the house, 70 cen,A No half
FOURTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
MAMMoTH ZoofOGICAL COLLECTION
Of America The irses offered to the Nov York pub
THE ONLY GEOLOGICAL BUILDING
o" t1e oRsxTT ffxnrLY RESORT
srRfCTLY MORAL AND REyTSGD
'"'''''' MoRsiao PsRp6RMAscE.
a. being especially arranged for the soc mmodalo
LADIES AND CHfLDRs
rIiS xiNaofH VAR EGEPiANr HANSIBAL
GREAr PERFORMING ELEPHAsr. TlPPoO Sab.
THE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
TIE ONLY ROYAL BENGAL TIGER
THREE LIVING WHITE BEARS
PAIR JAPANESE hAsKIN SWINE,
TwO HUNDRED oTnER LIVING srECrMEss
ALL ALIVE,
ALlyB.
ALIVE
Elephants Ponies. Monkeys 4c., al each p.rformanoe
POSITIVELY NO FREh LIST.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Ivan @ BAKBR & co. AUCrioSBERs.
n NAGSIfICESr
ruta nav fxoyDAY) DEC.

HOUSEHOLD
Pianoorte Paintings, Statusry Bronhes and many rare
and costly Works OF Art and atcis OF NH'u ~ phoc
THIS DAY (MONDAy) DEC. T.
nj the eecant rrsidenc No az West Sixteenth street,
bstxeeu Fifth aud Sixth avenues,
Sale q IA Oc
DRAWING X IONS.
Chandelier Velvet Csrp- Brucaie and iane Curtains
rosewood ns Roo Salts, E,ase'os SECRETARY aud
Eucpignures. tunspe Tab eony Re
hairs lady wor and centre 1a,es, canteroury
St rcos,o elegant Ntews; Antique Goth c
Re Cha on Paintings by comment two
sap. b Landscape, by Cpe; HOB Family b. Selieres;
Winter Ani Summer. by Lannior; ais Pantinis by Hun
TN tom Sci eres artisic Eron nd statnay
and Dresden cbi1a Vas.s er md Mants Mirrors
StVEN ocrAVa ROSEWOOD PIANoFJkrE
round richest instrument .e ell Hion ths
seas stool. CHver Muse stand 30 ks. Nashsund.
ardrooes aud Reds esds suite Louis XIV Hair
and Spriug NJ Feather Beds Blanket Sheets,
Buffet, Extension Tab q, oyster TWeen, Entrce.
Dishes, Coffee Uru Cake BaTkeis Spo Casters Forks.
Napkin Rings Sa ycrs. ant Tea Service CHINA Din-
Tea Sets Crystal Itrby GsssvH Tab Gut
lery, Linen COuches, Ann Chars Oval Mirrors. krcn q
Clocks Also large of Basemcut and kioh u
Furniture. Sale perempory. Parties wishing 90 attend
thus sale take fith siN avenue broadway ges ana
from Aston House 81 Nicholas AMI heuopotsn no.
tells leaving at XteeDh street few doors from the house.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
|TRACTIvE SALE OF
MAGsIFiCkNf ,UsEHOLD FURNITURE
AND ELS iANf wORns OF ART,
pIRI.IC Auction

TRACTIVE SALE OF
MAGNIFiCkNf II ,USEHOLD FURNITURE
AND ELS wORnS OF ARE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
bton is called he arg" sale Of superb Psror Dining
b and Ch imher Furniture,
elegant ies demo Is. Wet Twentyhrst street,
b avenue. the VINO comprising the most unique aud
|sope goods cred auction this VIII be sold
ptor ly without regard 10 weather. Tne entire
I6f the in splendid order, and offer in
|nents to ali want of nne Furniture and elegant
hmentA- -
|inceut rosewood octave Piapofore, cost $i75;
kt Suits ~ Furn In satsu hrucsie snd Frcn II
Two solid rosewo Esgeres with French plate backs
kood Centre Sofa and Pier Tabios French Pate Ter
Srs Damasa aud Lace Curtains French Shades W tb u
Ind costly olect of fninttn;s. Parian and Lava
neuts bron rs Bis iue Fisur Tsp'srry. Carpets Ac
| CIiAMBEhS AND DINING ROOM.
Seror rose p,d Bedsieads. f.,reaus. Washs'ands,
|g and Hair Mattresses pure live geese Feather Beds,
Sofa BsdsteIds spring scat ana cott ge Chairs wi
any furu lure of every description. Dining Roon-.
Extension Table. Buiet aud chairs rich French aud
nian CHINA Glass Ware. Silver Ware, Cutlery. &c:
..s from distance assured that this sale Will
vey take Pce rain or shine and that responsible men
in attendance to cart, pack and ship goods for pur
r. Desc iptise eaa ,ogues at h use.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

TON NOTICED D: CACLKINs. AuC1IOSEER
IMTOkTANT TO HOUsEkEErEHs.
Jon SAlk OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUkk kitH fRhkCn PLATE PIER AND
|EL MiRkOKS, SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORTE. SILVER PLATE. AC.. &C.
On MONDAY. Dec. 7.
residence 2l5 West Fourteenth street near Eighth
hie. Commencing at II clock A. M.-rain or shine.
hslo comprises the entire contents o.. the use The
Peror Furniture was made 10 order, and " solid
fod The whole will be sold TO the highest bidder for
ering extra Inducements TO purchasers
rCssw ood seven octave Panoforte with nil dern
-ments bass; rich rosew ooi Stool covered
p. and Embroidered Cover: three elegant full suits
ood Per or Furniture, IN rich brOcadc and satin ;
K,ageres. splendid ana costly Ia ian Orname n ls
ses Ao.: also magni, cent collection OF rare Paint
sew, Cd furnish aud Easy Chairs In nne reps; rose
:entrs and De marble top 1ablsa. richly carved;
3Snd Brussels Carpets. &C, Ae.
Fiber suits, IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
Bedstesds Wa.hstands Sofa Beds. in hne hAirclotn:
70 HAIR hsslre::rs from 70 to % pounds made to
Pak Arn Chairs. Silver Ware rich China, Ivory and
Cutlery. For .. Spoons. 4c, with heavy Cut and
-Hoase and Lot for sale. Apply on the premises
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
DooTS AND SHOES Al AUCTION.
WIN. NJ. HoLLISGsneAD. AUCrIONEER.
BY J. 4. wHI1EH0USE.

Salcsrooms e. Cort andt street.
Will sell on Wednesiy Dec At lOla oc ck NJ about
s0 Boots Snocs ogans. Gal ers Balmorsis SC.
OF des able styles direct from manufacturers and well
adapted city aud country buyers Catalogues ready
morning OF o.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
hnIUSE aIrNTs.


yNALLAcKH
w MOI TIN SLIGHTEST FALLING oPP
The owds th1l shuy tlr1ng thrarr tn witness
Ar LhSsSs " ALlACh = NV DEAHa.
RpNEDALE
In the ELEVENTH WEEK. VI rs spleuaa run. II
win. therefore. be performed
BKY RlKEiNG
Places secured week Ia advance.
hTnw ROW EkY THEATRE
IN Hole Proprietor ..-.. o.. ...... MIR J. W IIngNrd
Monday and luesisv rcc. ysni s. Isa
IMMENSE NOVELTY
kK. EDWIN BIANOHARD
the Gresl meo ranatin so<or sud pantonaimiA Ia hs
posrcrfu drama ~
THE DUNE SAILOR BOY,
With h.
WONDERFUL DOC2.
CARLO AND RRUIN.
rfOrmancF ~ tue bnd ielght
the Thousands who nxlt thrDng ts popular ostabsh
Tho mmense drama Of
ROBIN HOOD;
G4EAr OUTLAW or OI.DyN TIN.
New 6cenery Machinery snd MoantineA
The popular young tcto,
MIR q q BoNIvACB.
Ia his original character OF Robia Hood
The favorite Actress
MRS W O. JONES
Geo. Burke, M,ss kale Newoi Ma, Hathaway. Mr. q,
Lfnrsrd, Mr. Marden. Mr. Gssdnrd. &r.. &c.
With the farce OF
PHENOMENON
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

ON NorlCE.-F0B SALE AT RETAIL, AT THE
auction store. 2ty and al Hudson street, corner
Counters OF all kinds Groccry Fixtures Liquor
ser Fnmps. copper Measures, Show Cases, Sad.
mes yangles Faro Table. Cauldrons and Boilers
al y es Dentists and BARRIERS Chairs Desks
ate rrors. silver plated Tea Services, Saddles
e.s Feather Renovstor on Paintings. sofs. aud
FAflor Suites. Bookcasss Bureaus, Bedsteads,
itresses. Asniei Ornaments. Bedroom sui's Hat
rot Guns, kirss. Ac.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
[lBFKT z, UAYWUVD,
Au'lI0NEER
MAGhlFICEST Gus HOLD FuRSITURE


Az 'lIONEER.
MAGhlFICEST Gus HOLD FuRSITURE
At RI BLlc AUCTION
ihw n (GondhS), Dec. 7.
he splendid private resldence l23 Ten street few
west o. Er htwlV sale c mmenclng at III ocl OK.
i ular attention Is led h a sa O. oomlrsng ono
sc isT md richest tmenis OF Household Furni
and Works Of Art offered at auction this season,
Nau.d at $Jb.,Oi
DKANIN ING ROOM.
perb sets Of Curtains Corn ces ana Bands. nAgnhcent
wing room rrei With he rich 81 descriuti of
hroc.oe. OtionaDs agere- G~ntie Tables. tabineis
pt Reception air superb Sevrrs China Vases ar
band Brunz Stitlar,, on Paintings. very rich nd ey-
ye, splen I'D French Clocks, tarpes ornaments and
ceres French plate hante, Mirrors. nc.
FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTF
hed ali round contaiGin the modern improvements
s ool and Covei to - atch
DINING ROOM
Id carvei black walnut buffet statnary marble top,
"a pate Dmin table. Dining Room Suit all 10 match !;
wafe. Ch ns Diuner and Tea Sets, OF the richest 60
|tion, fil. sets of Silver Wa &C.
CHAMBERS
ky rich and elegant Chamber Suits, In rose ood and
walnut Brussels Carpets and In every way beautiful
j IN shed. -
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

lpfNTBR oARDES
w MIR AND MRS W = rLOHsNOE
TO MIC tf Asp ENEtN HI8iir
in Tom fsyiois splrndld act drama.
IiiE TlCNEI or LEAVE
Nan
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
CTION NOTICE. E.-PERkMPTORY SALE OF
|. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

.
be property m W. Il CHI rds. Esq., going to Europe.
0vO lots Of handsome Furniture,
% Brusseis and Ingram Carpets
|ifcent rosewood PiAnoforte.
kch Glass. China and Silver Ware.
ROTH ancioncer v I'll sell this Monday aiternoon
Ht cock. the contents of the large residence
nton p'Acc. West Eighth street, between Fifth and
avenues
comprises the utcnts OF the house and most OF
! mad to order Tor the present owner by celebrated
akers aud u sed but seven mon hs. The whole wi be
ptorily 50 d. rain OF shine. Offering extra Inducements
fchas'rS.
3AkLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
beautiful soid q Gsewood and black walnut farlor
cred rich French SATIN. bro ate aud reps Turk
~ n RS and Lounges ~ match; rosewood Centre
her Tab Eta,eres, Corner ana Bo0kstands, II days
\. ClooA, rich China and Pat an Vases Parior Orna-
esRnt Brocate and Lace Curtains, line collection
Pnintinss n, lavings. large Nj rs and Chandeliers
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS
solid black walnut Suits covered In French reps and
elsine; r,sewooi Bedsteads BUREAUS, Wristbands
ami Hair Mattresses. Lounges, Rockers Chars. So.
verod In ha!rcloh. Tea and extension Tables Buffet
nch Ch na Tea Set. ruby and engraved Carahes lie.
5. Gobletr, TuuiDiers ChamPagnes W nes. Casters,
ID Table spoons. nne Ivory Cutlery.
CAsh deposits III be required of every purchaser
ure ressnrn III be In attendance to cart pack
pods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

An n MULLER AUcTJOSEER AUCTION
Of eighty four Lot Of Land In the city of ~ bo.
w. Niug Ia the Ccstrr track. ADRIAN III. MULLER
Il iLkiNS 90, efli sell A. suctif n, on TUESDAY,
r = at " ociock, at the Exchange alesroom. iii
y, n Y" eighty four LOIS In the city OF Hoboken,
.-Sewark and Hackensack avenues. Ferry, Har-
ekson. Msdlson. Adams Montgomery, Jefferson.
nd GRAND streets Tue ute to this property Ia per
VIII he sold free from incum mbranca Maps show.
'srticuar Lots 70 he sold can be had at the ouce Of
cneer No. 6is Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
JN II. LUDLOW AUCTIoNEER.
u. CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY, FOUNTAINS,
~ A NJ Il 4 q A q

II
II. CARRARA MARBLE SrATUARy, FOUNTAINS
VASES AND GROUPS FOR PARLOkS AND GARDENS
MOSAIC TABLES PkDESTALs. BUsTs. AZ.
r n LUDLOW K Co. will soil at auction Tuesday
and Wsinesday December AMI 9, 1873, at II ocock each
day the 6i6 Broadway, next To OF Blocker
street large aud choice Collection OF Carara Marble
satu, ry and Busts, viz:-"HoIc;" "Nymrh," Muse"
"MAgdalenr" "ureek Venus" Venus" after Canova;
Fidelity" Venus of the Apple "Innocence 'Bac-
chnne." Madonna of Teneraire, "Conending Cupid.
Prayer" water Ca riers ''thr Four Seasons" OF
"washington" Bas, Of "Malonua" and other choice
Groups aud Figures. never before offered.
Also elaborate Fountain, with three basins, for
garden or piazza cut om very fine Carrara marble This
elegant and other Garden Figures Groups and
Vases will be positively sold TO the highest bidder The
attent of dealers and the public is particularly called
ihs Is rare chense 10 chase valuable goods Mt auction
of marbe and alabaster works OF
fnr the pariors consisting OF pure white
Groups and Figures Vases copied from the ancents,
Roman Bebe, Egyptian, Gothic Forentne. &c TazZas,
Card Receivers. and fun assortment ~ other marble and
alabater Dis Bronzes, French Clocks with glass shades
BohsmRn Glassware. &c, just landed The above the
importation OF Sgnors 0ovannOn Zannoni and offers
opportunity TO purchasers.
The store VIII be ysors and catalogues ready
Saturday, 5th inst
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

I. EN0LBuARr co. AUCTION EkkS-st
-. Bower. vi sch tn day hond'y De. 7. ri iuT
O'Clock In or r-s 0oeds " nnkes Boots ana oh"es
Hoe cry Thr, All. Cusery. Coting iIooas, &C fssn.
BROKERS By OF B. CONN CO.. Ata
PecaTe Go Grand
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

ID No. 4SS BROADWAY
Prars-Drcss Ctrce aud Parquct 5-; chtidren under
Orchestra Chairs 7bo rrivne Boxes 81 Bo1 Onoc open
from 10 A. NJ. to tP NJ
sEATB MAY RS SEGUREU TURPE DAYS IN AID.
VANCE WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Tne-Doors open at Dr,nd rnt nt q aiA~tor 20 8
EVERY EVENING
during the ensuing week and
WEDNESDAY AND skrURDAY AFTERNOONS,
ALL THE LEADING ARTISTS
UNEoUALLED CiRcUs rRoUr1,
will appear In an indnite variety Of their
MOST SENSATIONAL PERFVRMANORS
THE GREAT MELvfLI.B.
the world renowned Austmltsn horsemAn> In hA extra
DASH AND DARE ACT: WITHOUT SADDLE OR
BRiDLB
MADAME ELOUTSB,
the fearless and graceful equesenno In exquisite sens
- THB AUSTRALIAN FAMILY
STARTLING SOMERSET ACT
by the young American Rider
ROBERT STICKNRV
TRRRIFICiBATTouPE LEAPS.
by the great and nnsppr achable ccrpa of
DARING NOLrIdEUKa
display Of sagacity snd training by s beau
ARABIAN TRICK HORSE ABDALLAu
QuIPs AND ODDITIES,
By the admirable clowns
PENTLAsD ASD REYkOLDs
To conclude With an extremely
LAU0HABLR FINALE.
MATTNEES FOR FAMILIES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

" NOTICE. IL THE eUBsCRIBER WILL
. 4 private sale In lots 10 suit purch sers, all he
contained In bis residence. No lis West twenty
.et vr:--kosewood Pavior Suits. covered In
J -ocslel, Etssercs, Mirrors Carpets, Pisnoforte,
ad Lace Cur aims, Bronye Clocks. vases Chends
Pain tings. Bronres Buffet, Ertensil IN Table,
Easy Chslrs 81 yer Ware, China and Giasswse,
Huresrs Bedsteads Wsrdrob~s. Matresses
Fable Cutlery, &c. Been In uss seven mnnths.
at q sacrifice. N. MIDDLETON.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
IRON kOrICE.-wM. IRVING. AUCTIOHEER
LINTON B. QaQOQQ Will kel. Al the salear ON II

cot. this day, hoRdsv. Dec7, at lJtS clock an
assortment OF Household Furniture but little used
o0d ordsr. removed for convenience OF kae. CONSIST
Elegant Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs. rosewood
sbies, Psyche Glass, rosewood Cylinder sofa Table,
mar lie top Boudoir Tables Ladies' Escretoire ate
or; carved OAK Dining Chairs In morocco, rosewood
top BuI eau and Yedstsad, black walnut stuffed back
Chairs. oak Chairs In reps; black walnut Rockers,
Tables. toias woik Tables. Psrior SHIT IN reps.
c<~s stuffed Buds. Secretary Beds,ead. Tete aTele
~ 10 match. Oncs Chair and Desk. mahogany Bu.
q ptsd Bureau. with marble top; hail and kitchen
0tt Frame Mirror, Hair- r-Mattfexs, Feather Beds,
i and Pillows. Mosquito Nets. Lace and Brocatel
~ Chinr Curtains. french Muslin Bedspread, blue
Aca Counter, anes and Pillow Spread. Pillow Cas~s
kinut and iron s-dsieads. with Bedding. linen Win.
ados, Straw Mattresses. Lounge In morocco Cane
airs. Meat Safe and all manner VI Kit hen Articles
ich the aals viii commence.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

HOPE CHAPEL rIs BROADWAY.
IL EVERY MORT,
The newsensson Of the day Tho Mammoth Erreosr0r
ucob. Mirror q the Lsver.-r This splendid enter.
tRinmen,, with Is ghty Attracting crowds OF bs..
dcns snabes them make the tour ~ the Won Ia fancy
without the eIp Of rAyeL Tho scenery
hitecure sn atuary % al lands and
IN s.riss Of snper views thrown
hundred feet, snf u UNI nasd o. bril-
Of moo day BY the most powerful light known 10 -encs
poors ope1 at 81. tour. 6.gn si ~. ~ Admission Nc
1ickes for Reserved seats. % 70 BE- had the music
store ~ Pr,h Co 53 Broa iway and At the Chap-
OGAnd hstuesH etcIy "Wednesday and Saturday clk
IA. u. MckEOS Manager
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

hBFRT II. NIt'OLAY. AUCrlONEER.
REGULAR SALE OF sfoCkS AND BONDS.
ALBERT N.COLAY WILL SELL
THIS DAY (MONDAi), DEC. I,
Al a o. locS. al the
sTOGR sALEsROoM
No 81 WILLIAM STREET.
hr acoount of whom II may Concein.
chs. B'w r. In 60. S23 100 She Cons'd Stage Co. SIS
Warren RAilro. d.. o. Ei4htb Ay. ka irosd.. "
rac Fire Inc Co.. 20 10 AiHnb. Gas Li ht Co. -
wsst India Co,on Coioo 5 Melropni an Fire Ins. .ID
uyve.ant z ius. co. 80 20 n World Fire Ins. Co 50
ltO 81 U 5. en- ury notes. ; 900 esrh
u per cent !, ,swieuce Co. Coal ard OH Co. Bonds
&C Hnd Hoe ing Vale, Ra road percent Bonds.
|r per cent II aud Fort Wayne RK. list mtg Bonda.
Great Western Glll tR. Co. 1T mtg. p g. Bonis
EXT REGULAR STOCK SALE, THURSDAY, Dec. To-
ALBERT II NlGoLAI.
Auctoneer and Stock II. oser.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

SorICR-CRoCKERY, GLASS. CHINA
sncy Gods s-wN W. SHIRLEY. auctioneer.
.csmbcr g. o. IJo clocs. at zsi Pearl street, BY
Y. Jr., Iares and shocs opened stock, jus.
ne In lots for city and county dealers. fres
h. asd goods we'll packed Tor shipping
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

4 CO lrving Buidines, 90 and s9s Brosdway,
.rin Dcc :, AT seven o clrk, Private l. brAry Of
-nfa-i sad Misoersnstus Books. ineiudings me
-hoicr voinless Ac Aso few nne Oh Paint
LA u ncsy framed. For psriicuars zee
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

HON SALE.
MES H. MILi.Ei, "a Pine street New York will
} ctien, to clos an estate. on THURSDAY. December
cioek. At the Merchants Exchange salesrooms. IL
~.
SO BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED LOTS.
le will be positive with vt regard to weather and
ne Of the best chances offered this year 10 procure
at-d lots within IS minutes ride of the city at fair
d liberal terms. his property will double IN valus
ytoly alter the close OF the war. Improvements Ia
4 Progress all sides Of II. Capitalists aud
make no better selection. as the location IL
} he ithy. scenery beautiful water excellent and
onvebient to the nity. These lots located at
| ace, near East New YORK, on the Brooklyn and
lieulars aud NJ apply at the olIce OF the
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
NIBLO's SALOON
IN WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEC o. IsS,
MR.. STFfHbN MAsSETT
deems Pipes, Of Pipesvle.,
Will have the honor for the hr,l time Iork OF dc.
Mverpg kls new s.ri0 comic lecture called
NUklfIlNE ABOIlu

SYNOPsTA.
IT there's anything which people dislike In the
affairs OF lfe II Is just that thing called ec,urc
be h "Caudle or curtain, political 'protcssionaL"
'secular or sacred "
DIFFERENT STYLES or LECTURERs-Beeeohe
Ward Kerr Ralph Waldo Emerson. Geo W. Curtis Miles
U Ecilley.
Opinions OF disintorescd friends upon my entering the
ZELDA Scotchman-A Ftcnchman--A coutrahand-A
Dutch nan-An Irishman. &c dc.A Yankee meeting about
tho "Crss"sunday Drinss tno the bali ot 81, Psuls
London-Ihe waters OF Botany Bay-On the back u a
Camel In Bgp.-Eatns rosst pig with the King Of the Can
noa Islands my only essay on Bacon In foreign psr,sl
bread and cheese In the Black olo In Ca cua-Chassd by
saysgcs the South Pacific Ocean. aud by herd ~ld
buGaoes In the part of the State Of New York
Sketches by and iaudA New York night
sceneSt Paus church and the corner OF Chambers street
San frauclsco-Tue great Laho RAif duOorahEiwl a
ForsThc En- .ishman with his eyegass and the
ly comic scene a. a Callfoi MIA theatre
Tickets 50 cents. TO be had at beer Schlrmefs 70l
Broadway; CastleOns t3 Broadway; the 81 Dents yte
Of Eleyenth street and 81 tie dDol.
Doors open at T. commence alta.