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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

The Loadon Times, in-spes king Of the
Amer,csp statements 10. regard 10 the
Russian flc.t IN American waters, says:
That the Russian sqnsdsenc II hcEas,-
cru Ocean sOuld w,ater in 40 Ame, lean
port to csc .pe the ice IN the Baltic Sea,
and time be near r its crn:sing gram d
''n The apsing. iss ao.hing more than 1
nautical circumstance. 10 bald uu0n II
sncl d'refu' Il, eutnstances Il III tLs vcr j
q have been psedi ted 10 not Ane,; San
lit IL absusd.s'
Ofthe opa!encc aud prosperity Of aJ.y
York CITY, The crowded tteaires afiord
obv'cu- ps8ofs. A, WAiscts, lass M
dAv evening, placasds wers early, ,,ests.,
stating Inst s(a6d;ne roosn only eoald
;beesniass - pssehassAs II .it16slb sou
.'sT = " - "a s.sss lax II
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
South Carolinians---The War;
And Gen. Bragg.

aPalm etto" WrlIoS aS lolio"' ''''
tha camp of the 10th S c. Regiment
at shelbyvilIe, to the CharIeato" V'"F'
ier: , oo,,,,
aressrs, EditorS:-Thc heart OF every
South Carolinian is warmed up AT tno
anparent intention Of the Abol''i"h'SVS
TO attempt to place their unha,'oWeo
faot mon the soil of dear old Charles. .
ton, Especially is it the case "''h
,Lose absent frcm the State, ard dcpeh'
dent upon the uncertainty OF an army
mail for information concerning tn0
nnerations on the coast. AnXouS'y
do we look to the newspapers 1or '"'
telIigcncc, at the same time paving "
hnrning desire to be with you, ana meet
,he tirst demon who dares to attempt TO
invade the State which gave u" orth'""o
in which there is SO dear TO us-ve''e''II
dcarer than our Iives-our wives ana
t.n,;l;ss We who served IN the
Mississippi campaign with Gen. n,1 DEAGl "Ii,l
REGARD, your able Comm""'er, " ''l''
love and cherish his memory, ana CT"
nn, butthink that, under his command
t,L.rIoston must and will be save"
Cod grant that such may prove t"'
This army is perfectly quiet at pres
ant. save the frequent doSh"S "' '"'
ssvalrv under their gallant leaders
wheeler, Morgan, Forrest ana " mar .
w. Thpy are continually intertern!
,r;t,, the Subsistence department.
Rnsecrans army. Wheeler CLAIMS v y
h,ve sole management OF the na.lS;
t;nn Of the Cumberland River Mol .1
,ton insists that he is the rEn"'
s"nerintendcnt of the Nashville "n
Tnu;svilio Raj! Road, while forroS' an
Wharton seem to take peculiar o'''E. m :.
in interfering with camps ano WY, ~,
trains. Really they all seem TO "'''
become completely possessed ",,m !,
..nan',e mania for catching and pare
ing Yankees c.,;no Bogimen
10th and l9th) in thisa'my are no" nov,
camn near Shelbyvile, tho OoUn
ssat Of Bedford County. 1t Is S''I
I sed IN Ducx River, eight miles by.
A6u li 1uNN 1'' .Lo Noe n vi
branch road which leaves the N'sHv' wv
and % Chattanooga Rail Road at WI
trace It is twenty five miles oou,n NJ
4 ,he beautiful secession town Oh NJ
''e1sOo'H3 : am sorry I cannot say as much
sbelbyviIle; but that detcstaGlo 40 q
] +r;na VI Un;onism las many adhere
here and in the surrounding coup' ~
The ranks of our two regiments II II
been dreadfully thinned 10 nn.nn m ~
Disc Diseases and the battle field have m n
havoc among us. The aggrega{5'
II the two regiments now is not as as "A a
a. the 10th was on the llth OF "A "A
Iast la tuv wear, when we left Charleston sst'5
Cor;nth-still like all our ; oouli
soldiers, our spirits are t nnt'np', nlo
+ ] w. covet neace, it is true, but arc
ing to meet the invaders OF our oa.o,. ~
manv times as it may be neoessar i.
achieve the independence oi our 8
/ cannot give you the position
our forces here-such lnlor:ha.'o" l,;o u,
we'll know is not for the puolic; 81
it to say that although our 1u, ,rbe ,,ha
| NAV be somewhat less 'han NJ Wma :, IL,
| fought the, bloody battle 9I 9 Mo'' ~
| boro,' still we are as ready 70 .
| Rosecrans as then. 1t real'y
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
OsrALooSA, July %, 1852.

rornivnd yOur
DEAR hRorn"H ,I,aI,Nr ,,I vns
very "e'c'm2 'n',', % "0"H.'' ,,,,, ,,,n ,,' Won
very &Iad 10 n'H, ,,I l5',H ,;,,o '| ~ IT, .
speak o' ha''"S '; an "''" ,5ot ' I"ng ,,ro, but
could NaIe '2'o you ,,'', 1,, 'D,7 7nT1rrt to
iti@ TOO Iai" NO" ,,I 20" ''"'' 'N WV
see h'r"c' ''"''' n s'"'' William since I
! have not seen W ',,'%'n .a;,,r ~ send
wrote to yon last ! ""l So'"o W
hm your I|,'y'f ,'',, a.,n, c,+b.r last week,
Mad " l'II'r ''1 l'2', .r1"n I","i he wrote. !
lh'N were "'L ",' .':",. %,' .vov They
DO Not 'n'hN nc - SI,"s @ r. thcv do.
talk OF arai''nS III Nh, lo%", %.ro f. to 90, lie
am airao ne win ~ l''fV Nro%on oT ~ r. the
dld t'lK 1I &p''S % 7 " t6inJj T will 90
spring; II ne uoc'' ''''''N
with him. Loro
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
" Mammoth Armada"

Charleston or Savannah, or both, aro
.,u,o;+;,,r hrootbress, the onslaught
Nv" COW ''''''77 eoo, ocor econ in
OF tno S'0''''V " ~, ,,n .., :, nnoo
our hemisphere. 4"o '''9'S - 'i''
them. Many beating heart longs 1T"
,nr,s to be with the cnvicd defenders
49, .,..., .c;,ic. under command Of tho
" ''''' ,...,l D.,rra,r, This
hc'o'r an" 'v'''~' ''.",,I[l;',, ,,o,Id
day. "AAJ " N''i''.,1' '''' ,'''' -, .I,,I
make a present Of ten years ct anu
.x;.,rnrr in exchange for " one crowded
.,,n;,,. ,;r,p nndcr our iag
N""' u, = '','" .al ho,,,r,os and
upon 1'oS' ''' % ''',' I"r
under the eye OF such "N''I'
Charleston has envied Riehmono'
s,r,rooh I'M. been kept from her sleep
'''' '''''''' l.,. g v;,l.sh,rn Their oar.
ny I've ''''' u - w.. on,r,ors
risons, lying .oIy III '"e'' 4'.'' ''''
= haze pincd that they were not Snare'S
~ thn na,sarc 0! arms ut Fredericks.
l,n,. ,rhon the Gooraian Lawton stood
o"' En = EI',ttIn M brnnt with his brigade, and
NV O'' n,on,n, ronrod ont the last drops
c NI'>S2 j;s nnhIe "J67 bJood for tie mdependeace
&C % U'' I',,I rIyoI;nD, At last those SLIGHT,
T? ''n%n, :,;n, hovn fhcir turn those injured
y co o,J;,,,, J;.,,' rccoivo attention. Do not
re 1T'G,'I| T;,, hoorts loon mn at tho summons to
or t,'o'I iLntua9 , Win thew not make the
III '"o ''''' ChorIoston and Savannah
t. ''"'l'o, 'a,'oI of tcrror 70 the craven Yanko,
II '','rt' ,anr, frnr w this dav to the ending o
n'a'' ~" vo,ld2
III Wy W. know not accurately what mum
e. ,on WI % imU iron n.cIad shins the enemy hav
en- oot "ot IN IN thoir mammoth armada;" bu
'ai SUV 'U. :" ,r;n 'II hoyn no uso for anythin
III vno} - ;na"'.oJods in face Of our forts
'nl C%nr,oston Ir%o and Savannah have bot
,on Wv, had time for preparation. They haV
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
Notice to Subscribers.

WHEN you find ID before your name On
Nv naner, please renew your subscription,
yoi;,, T. notice that the time for which 1t
~ S,, been paid will expire in a few days,
hAs va a. A v;ry limited space in the Daily Bull
Lin win be allowed for advertisement
Farms, % 81 for each square, lst insertion; oO''S
TUT rticles of much length, intended for pv'oh
.ation, must be handed in in the forenoon TO
insure publication next day pon,,
'" obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
rny;tations charged as advertisements but mar
riages and deaths published as news ,4,.,, -,
advertisements of charitable institutions a
half price. --..---..-.-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25

Essg- A Northern paper says that "
Yankee captain has had his comm'sSlo"
taken from him for numerically beat
ing q negro.
This is in accordance wit' the ShaNS-
pe,iun: "Of with his hcad-so much
for " bucking Ham"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25

gf5y- Banks is said to have declared {"
short time since" My army has gone
to hell, i. is useless to deny it, IL us Is
useless TO deny, too, that Banks W!ll III
Lave an opportuni y to command IL m
person in that far away country-h nc
rets his deserts - CoastjtW'ond1'&'.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
WINCHESTER, TENN, FEBRUARY 25' 1868


t,,|V 70 ,',ovo oyor frnm the neiohborhood
of 'tbo hottI%% fold There seems ut
y, w. "a Tisnositior nm his mart TO Z
1.onno plraU,. =" ocnoIionoll,. he sends n forae.
;'.. ""s ~, 'n,.,1, onJ nivcs rs the mnortunity
t"s - rp,"ct;on ps, the sIirmish drill There !
~ ,!,no Ionht hut bo hos had n serious
20 ",ao ,,'''o of ;,Iness ut Nurfree boro.' 1t
@ was currently reported here that he
,n"s w." donJ bn{ thare is no such good
InoI. I far riGdIo Tennessee, By the
,uo ,uo,. Lavn Won hoard his pIan 10 Get
th;SS S~to+o ~ 3,roi, ito tho Union lie
~ 't, 20 I'.iro onr ormv from the country,
m,I ,Lo wbolo. nIorH nnder martial law,
P"S N tL, ,,ra,,isione than issue daily
oo.Go S.; ','' ~ c',Y t,o c;t;gnn3. in tha sprng
,".'o''I ~ W lns , al thinrs ready after his
OWN oTr' fashiom, then he will order an
oIoot;n" | nnd bc 4, ttors himself, that at
t,o','o;,' r, "'' ~ L;y hovonots the State off
w. HHo p","o ,o,',o ,cilI bn yotad hack into the
'l l'''ITv;toT ITstoJ G,n,oy ~ Viconlau certainly.
"," " = ''.vo ,,ot ,nrn,iso ho mgy find that
~ "'N tf 'ant;,an ,"a tlr Nor,h western
. IN Inc NbttU'l'lC u y -'N''''
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25

- So Terms:
anNss ,ts9BRAA @S5:A &sUMarI@s
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-25
NO. l08
3 i GeIr9rnPJ.

EXPRESSLY roH THE DAILY BULLETIN
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

"A CENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, PAINTINGS, BRONzES. MUIR ORS. SILVER
WARE GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day, (Tuestax), Dec. A.
At the splendid private resdence l23 Tenth street.
doors west Of hsuadway sale ncing at II ocicck
largest Of Househoh FurnL
tare Worhspof odcrrd seanctton this seaaoC,
Valued NJ $4,000. ~ -.
DRAWINtA ROOM.
Superb sets Of Coruces and Bands; magnificent
Drawing Ron Bntss covered with the richest description Of
sk brocade ttcUaRs EtaSereA Oentre Tables Cabinets,
elHnt Reception Chairs superb Sevres China Vases
bae satoaYy Or Paintings, very rich
psusive spdl French CIouat Ca=peia very
Ornaments suitable for Holiday Presents; French plate
FiisT CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANoFORrE,
finished nj rouud containing All the modern improvements
W1h Stood and Cover 70 match.
DINING ROOM.
Solid carved hsck walnut Buffet. satuary marble top;
Hertz Dining Table Dining Room SUIT all match;
Glassware China DINNER and Tea Sets Of the richest de-
snrfption gul sst5 OF Silver Ware, &C.
CHAMBERS.
Very ruh and elegant Chamber Sus in rosewood and
oa.ck walnut; HsasssIs Carpets and IN every beaut
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
A PRREMProRY SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FCRN1TURE

A PPoFIapAr PsRExprpEIfa SALE uoIsuuo,n OF vrpv,rupp
oss45S ssSszHs sszzEy0Ss 6!ts9sssHH sssgss
p,cH Two so RpH4s EsEScE sifvNR fIEh h{RhSks nasSk
an ESsISE House Al RICH AND iA' iFAs'afoNABLK
ssed 10, sh5ss months win be sold without reserve BY
At TWO TUT olGidGK BAy n NYEiD4Ti REh zF}isnSoos
This saie " ~ be worthy the attention Of housekeepers and
re c I sn ~s
leuant solid and walnut suits Of Drawing Room
@ ' sa' richly
@ tsf to s cesrs
sf. table, sSpsIO Tars;s Lounges with Arm Chairs
hEEssEs sE$fzss shStH SssssEs.
sss oS
p ross~Sod Dssssins Bureaus and Washstanas
Sofa Beds and Leargss sYH n WHTarcHs, @ Eoessrs
T and bohemian Gs @ Glass in ruby and white rich
and cocoa Cutlery with large variety Of furniture sns
ar'ts a m no. M % m & soS a sA
"a hogsekeepers and the yade over s6099 worth 0
% Ss Ssg 6sa
Rressey At the four story residence lsg Clinton place
Pscr Suits covered in ich French satin brocse besnsi
fully carved made 70 order for the owner expressive
Book STANDS snperS .ets OF Satin Desns Curtains sns
snS n U M
and delaine Reception Chairs covered in medallion
4 reps; China and Parian Vases. Parior Ornsments
hAGrIfICENr ROSEWOOD fIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER. COST $3.50
'es.l and All modern Improvement; BY ceis
GRATED city maker.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Rosewood mahogany black walnut Bedsteads
Washstands Sofas Tetea Tetes, Chairs
i hnrcloth Lounges Mirrors Clocks Spring and Hair
krcsses Beds Banket Quilts. Shades Tea Tables solic
black walnut Extension Table twelve Dining Chairs. Buffet
0eoS s.s POSITIVE DEPOSIT re-
CURED.
B.-Furnilure espressmen win be in attendance Il
sart pack ship goods for purrh asera
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
AucrroxRrR:.suPERB

L,DwARD sIsTzEHfCH. AuCrroxBRR SUPERB
u ~ ormolu and carved Ivory Goods y. W. fyEs& Co.
Brraawsy ons se q soptrb ofnon and Ivory Mounted
rsues ard bcres wasch Jewel Stands Por rs
sAr and C9rcney Oas.s. scear BxeE
ouor 'Msi &C, Az ihe sale nj races the hsndsoncst
ecss VIE sind ever offered At altton In this city
fretn cods Just tccFivrd bv dirpc, Paris Also
about ." - style Album ~ on y ones OF hc t,rd
N this country TOW fof salc. ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
r. n; LupLow, !, :, D !. ", AylcrIoSERR,

E n. LUDLOW, AUCTIONERR
~: nrERKMProRY SALE, BY ORDER OF SUPREME
COURT un5sr the direction OF John b. Hasku, Esl Re.
ferree.-k H. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell at auction on
Thursiay peccmbsr "a 1903 At Il O'Clock s the Exchange
West 6sh s.-The valuable Lot together with the build
ings 2o West 10th 212 ot 7th sy on
front OF lot n three story brick Hoese I2s feet with
fair ORDER lot 25i02 feet Terms sale Maps at Is Fine
stroe. BANK ANDERSON, Attorneys
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

n L. TARGEE 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERA-MORrGAG
IL. sale Of first G. House hold Furniture at public
uon sale at two o'clock this Ae,eraoon Dec a.
the private resid 3 West Twenty
Sixth avenue. consisting Of Velvet Carpets rer and Mante
and BANDS To tch o Stool and Cover
Drawing Room Suits covered with rich satin brocatel
Bronze clock, OH Pannugs sevrss China Vases Bronze
Marble Statuary IHaAstands, Sdebcard Extension Ia
BILE, China Dner and Tea Sets Table Cutlery, Glass and
Silver Ware Couches Easy Chairs Bureaus Armoire-a-
Mattresses. Blankets Sheets Councrpanes Oval Mirrors
servanss spartments Also B"sement and KITCHEN f.n
tor Mertgaeee. n B-The above elegant Residence for
sale For further particulars inquire Of the auctioneera
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
EDWARD sCHENcK. AUCTIoxEBR.
II ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
PKREhPT0RY SALE or rHK
who il re,irlna from bss,nss

Who IN retf1nR from busineoa
BY EDWARD sCHHNCk, on Monday and Tuesday, De.
cembsr ~ aud r. at 0k A. M at the wsreroom. ass hud.
eou street corner OF Charles street. the entire elegant
stok consisting Of elegant carved rosewood and
sus covered IN brocstci moquct reps and cloth;
nnercs Centre Tables. Ia all different styles; CARD Tables
booscases In rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bed
.ns una MsefBSn sS Lounges In moSse and
BuneS Dining Chairs and large ASSORTMENT Of every De.
sripuon OF nrst class furniture The above er.
amined At any time previous the sAe hch viii be posj
tive and withou, reserve Purchasers have their rn.
ture packed and shipped In the manner or N rs
main At the store free Of charge until January L.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
A UCTION EOTICB,--OvER $4,000 WORTH OF ELE-
"A CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
sUPERhLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,


For positive by order of the of T. A. Lassao.
formerly Of aatanzas Cuba. -
D. D. CAULKINS will sell this day tTuesday) Dec ~ ram
shine IL O'Clock A. M all the orb and costv Fur1
ture Paintings Statuary and Works of Art rosewood
Draw9g Room Suits elegant octave P1anofore Mhrcrs,
Velvet Carpets &C., contained In the residence 2lS -Four
ieents street, Eighth avenue The furniture was All
wheSe will peremporiy and absolutely sold without
serve. u.....,o con,. ,,,,rx,rr,u
rosewood Etageres bic TOPS and
French plate doors and backs adys WORK Table, inaid
Of pearl rosewood Centre Tables statuar!
marble top fun Suits Of Drawing Room Furnture eegag
sofss Arm, Reception and eight Oval BsS k
Chairs esrved rosewood frames. and covered IN thI
coored satin brocade of the most expensive two
Fables inald with buhl and tortoise she'll; Brec
and Lace Curtains French pste Pier and Mantc Mir ors
with rich gilt fraes superb Sevres and Dresden nina
Vases richly decerated Psran marble SatueS,es The
Seasons Artistic Bronzes representing Night and hc ming;
hno OIL Paintings, &o antique Lava Vases ebony Card
Tables Velvet Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs ronxe
Clock month Oil Paintings, by Rousseau InmAn,
Kuntington Coe, Legrand M q other eminent artsS
round finished nj round,
inaid PEARL Music Rack rosewood Stoc % yered IN
brude enboidered cloth Cover, Books and Ay sic; Hail
Hastand Oiicloth stair Carpets &c hambers
sory-hy carved rosewood Bedseads tye Loutn
XIV Bureaus and Commodes TO mach Wariro Dress
Toilet Tables Shaving Stands Book STAG DIS Couch
Arm Chairs Curtains Shades, Cornces Hair Mattresses,
Ofning Room Furniture of kind, Tea Ses Silver
ware, Ivory Table Cutlery, French walnut Dining Table
-sak Dining Table, OAK Arm Chairs &c.
No posp0nement Carmen 10 attendaaoo, 10 cart pack
goods for purchasers The above ee CANT residence
for sae at great bargain l4
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

pAwNBRoKEHs sALE,--fHIs DAY AT II O'CLOCK
i JOHN MORTIMER will ael, at NO Is Fast Broadwsy.
: large as-c.men, q froct 5nsine.s and Over Goats;
Vncerrsrments. sheeta BAnhes QuiItsl Pilcws and 4
variety - other sccda by order Of H. Barnard Thrd
avcne
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
SALES Ar AUCTION.
'sRkK I, \ : Co, AUC1IoNKERs

sSiEks sssFs notseaoAS e9
mLF s iiEs TsOs3afsS sE5ass
ELEGASr SETS Of sSgEMIAS e Sr Glass WARE. &C.
80 as West sixteenth street, Between Fifth sna siss 9n
SALE coNMENcING AT II O'CLOCK v
p. eer ND eau parilcnar attention of his
< ~'othis sale The house was furnished
M, sns na. aassI aSa the ~ ns RssfSs@p'orily '
20 toe oddss fol s.sS Ssassd and Ysc Chan
sssr :s,ns 6olss MsassG Vim I..sa srsessefi
s,esy s.SSs' VIZ -rete a.Tee sofas Unar., Se
Fsss1s %ass'nssa' sna ose.s sSs SsS
sSo4 superb Centre rasys s.CsSsIs CSss %se
e" eight sreat times extra large SsSs
PER sMiThISG.SSrrIcENT ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE.
aound corners legs case made 9 order
e so aaG PssneS sEa ss g.
bury seEST Sss tSTNi aED sDeGDpulEsfR SSpERs
Sea and smusgle Family BY aer0ts; sumption
s s's seas s IS Il
Heaiey Lady and General Wssh@inssGe @ also number Of
'''' hRTsric asf8sS BRoSzEs VASES so
ssssspsre sssS AND and sass Ruben: Fisher
Esy @ Ssff .Sd s
pasen, Dining Table ouches Chairs Easeres Paint.
hRs glassware peS anters, Goblets Champlsp Wines,
Finger BOWS r and Psran marble Punch Bowls Liquor
ss gold sss Dinner se,s decorated Tee sa!s =
Coffee Urn cassrs Cake Baskets Napkin Rnss Spoons,
Forks i'''' handle Tasi SaS%sERls asiisEzl lounges
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedstsads. Arno,re 0lace
sakes Sheets Counterpanes walnut Sofa, aud oval
sek Chairs brussels srd ingraS Carpets: EnMsnyngs M
snre of servants apartments.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
INDWARD SiNTZRNICH. AUCTIONRER
II ID. W. IVES L co. will sell on
This and To- morrow evenings Dec. - and Is,
Al 8 O'Clock each evening" at tho Derby Galleries 626
GREAT s.,E os sr1"dx1yi TxEaE COLLECTION
COSTLY AND HaGH CLASS PAINTINGS

We have the honor % snnounce that we shal sell a. the
galleries above the important and valuable consignment
Just received Dusseldorf and which, forwarded under
the and auspices VI Bridge rodsham Bsq
contains unqualhedly fine works OF the highest
character than collection before brought 70 the
notice Of the public .
Every Dusseldorf artist Of emnence hss added
paintings the collection. and
public that the exAmplss referred will enhance tho
already exalted repute d the distinguished artists II 10
with much pleasure thst add positive that
every dngc pcure Will @e peremptoy sold without tho
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
EDWARD scHENCK. AuCrIoNEBR
~ TO Ink FANCY GOOpe TRADE.
Percmptory ssle Of shs sntire stsrk Il :
= CMARLRs CLUDfUs, ESQ.

bFoAdWAy, II II n -I----
~ EDWARD sCHpNCK. commescng on Wednesday, psr
~ ~ 10 O'clock and untiI Tho whhe 4.
disposed Of Ncobusts IN part Of ~ -"
Fancy Goods Arn,is Flowers Dress Trnnngs Wor~tsdv
o. of vsriois kinds Knlbru,dertss An = 4 1-T
Also all the Store Fintsifes, sheivs Counters Sashss
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER-sUPERB
u 1rst class Furniture Gas Fixtures. &c dc.D W.
IVES A Co. win auction, wednesday and Thurs
day Dec IS and "a At II O'Clock each day the entire stock
ssperb Furniture, contained in the upper and
lower sacsrooms at the Derbys Art Building 625 Broad
consisting in part OF Parlor Suits OF black
wood. mahogany broeatel union and all wool
reps hair clsh, also long line Of Chamber furniture;
Bues Escreoircs Secretary. Library and
Mane Bookeases also Furniture Chairs Lounges
Rockers &C.; line OF Furniture, consisting Of
Hastands Bedstead 6eees Spittoons Umbrella Stands
&c Also invoice OF twenty pieces Of superb Furn uro
All TO be sold positively and peremptory before January
ls64, Messs. Wheeler Wilson take possession OF the
store at that time Dealers and the trade respectfully
invited 10 attend.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
BALES AT AUCTIO-

| Il
~ COTTON AUCTIONEER.-LAr -~-~~,>~~~~~~or>
! - ant sae of on fAsnsagA <oE AND IMPORT
nainask window Curtains dc = also ten sets Of
~ ioA O'Clock At No IA hroad~ kc-This dsy, Dec. ~
ei me entire Stock and pil'r ~ Opposite York no.
canins tne traee And WIN on gon.Ienan who Is de-
cost Ameng this assor hl rock regardless OF
ar an lne various arts Sen PANTY ~ Works Of
%any Ssse5ssd nn wo' ms c and
about ten .ss 5Sgsiag he day .s Il
s.ces loRe Damask ana Br 81 Curtains and Cor
Aius sE az Fy two inl suit rosewood rArlor Fur
= hoRGE COOK. ApsTIo' .ur..
STAT nay
ppoSzv .HnA snAL BRS MES
bHoHAn ATp .sHy $50 JE sTArUETrEs,
RRAI RES VASES,
opnniM DROyyZE CLOCKS,
Ara ,osnv other M, JEWEL CASKRfS, AC;,
nv v1E1RGE COOK erb Goods 70 be sold al enouen
"a inst ~ IL on yais day and "Wednesday 20
Between Liberty NO S4i BR6ADwAY.
s r~sneculy and Osdar The attenuon Vi iadiea
:. .'e'pe.s Aaiied 70 ,hs sas
COOK, AUCT10NKER
I'm Tue 40aANy HOUSEHOLD FuRNII'<RR.
large st ZeOy " II O'Clock al store NO ~ Broadway
hrcae a frst casr Fur tnro viz--fSAror Butts
ohsm plush and reps Lt ary and nxnng Room Suits
Din As.ss Lounges. sssy g haiss sidebaras Extension
buyers is requested. as az, sals Is absolute.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

RICnARD WALTERS. AUcTioNEER q AcKING
~ House Fixtures Wall sell this TUESDAY Decem
Der o. at 10 O'Clock the and good Packing iese Fix
lures Il eNper Of Thirty seventh street and Tht avenne
consisting of 3superCr lard Kettles, Lard Co Iers
Lara Presses Hogheads. Platform Scales Ac splendid
Hosting Machine, marble slab Oou aers other
do, Decks Chandeicrs. oak Racks Meat rre va with va
rety Of other arrangements Sale positive Eh day
Rerye
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

E II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONRRR.
~. Closing saies of Carrara Marble Ststuary Mosaic
Tables Pedestas Garden Fountains Figures for gardens
and parorr. Bronzes, Alabaster Works Of Art, &c.
4. H. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction, on Tuesday.
Wednesday aud Thursday December 70 23 and "a at IL
O'Clock each day, at the store
nex corner OF Beecker street. very large and choice
collection Of Carrara Marble satusry OF pleasing SUBJECTS
large Marble Vases richly carved Tazzas Founans four
Figures The seasons for garden eaboratelv carved
Carrara marble Fountain, with three basins; choice
sortment OF marble and aAbaser Works Art the
decoration Of parors Ac the whole OF which di.
rect importation from Italy of Sgnos 0ovannoss keZan.
offered will be positively sold
The store now open TO visitors aud catalogues ready
Also q dns assortment of Bronze Ciocks Figures And
Groupes: Bohemian Glassware.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

r. H.: LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER:-cHICAGo AND
u. Cincinnati Railroad Company First Mortgage Bonds
At ancion.--E II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction
Tuesday Dec "a at 12h O'Clock at the Exchange saesroom
Ill Broadway for account OF whom II may concern:-
S300O rs mortgage bonds OF the Chicago and Cincinnati
naHronu company AUu escn
5000 do. do do. 800 each
$3.50 do. do. do.... 200 each
I share Society Library, par sz5
list OF the be At the Auctioneers oce
No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
nAN1EL A. MATHEWS. AucrIo NERa, ss NASSAU

ELEGANT PARIS AN o VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
BRONZEs, CLOCKS sILvEB Plated WARE.
BOXES, PHoToaRA4IPlI 4I a AhBgNs % RICH Dpoo RATED
large assortment Of the above goods viii be sold
nt auction, by DANiEI, nATb EWs CO, ON
at their salesroo 6 NASSAU STREET near Kaiden lane