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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-14

Fortress Monroe, April Z.
The steamer 5. X. SpukIins ar
ti,ed her lad evening iinm Htllon
Head anA rtgsoS. that our fleet hal
al .r,i ilr Charleston when -hc left.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-14
VA bipqtop, April -

The steamer I ninb,au arri,ed ht
tbs p. m, with Ii nc ant Command
ug Rlind q. Jfar,r q desppcbe.
from Admiral Dupont q tie Guyert
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
The War News.
4 INO W ut INO W u
SUCCESSES IN TEXAS.


Gen. Banks fleet left Brazos Santiago
Pass on the evening Of Nov. 18th. The fol-
lowing afternoon several regiments were
landed on Mustang Island and marched near
ly al, night, reaching the vicinity Of the rebel
works about daylight. Slight skirmisfing
took place between our advance, which was
thrown across the island that no one might
escape, while the gunboat Monongahela
threw number of 1l-inch shells among the
rebels, which Immediately caused panic.
Half an hour later, when Gen Ransom
came up with two regiments in line of battle
the rebels showed white shirt on the point of
a bayOnet, and made an unconditional Surren-
der oftlieir fort, troops, and munitions OF war.
This capture of company OF artillery and a
squadron OF cavalry was effected without the
loss of a man.
A THANKSGIVING EXPLOIT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Boston Traveller gives the particulars
of an exploit near Little Washington on the
goth nit. An expedition lett Washington I'M
der command OF Capt. Graham Of the LIST n.
c. cavalry, consisting of his company, one
company of the 18th New York cavalry, and
fifty mounted artillery men of the 24th New
York battery, marched about fifteen miles
toward Greenville. to a point called Whites
Mills, which was occupied by Il company OF
the rebel Whittord's battalion as picket
post. Reaching the vicinity after dark and
without alarming the enemy, Captain Graham
determined upon flank movement ndattack
in the rear.
This was most efiectually accomplished
and the whole force captured with but little
resistance. The result was one rebel lieu
tenant and three men killed, and titty-twC
prisoners captured. Our loss was one cor
poral killed. The prisoners were sent tt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Fortress Monroe. They are all as usual, a
"hard looking set" Captain Graham will
be remembered by many of our Massachu-
sets volunteers as the gallant volunteer on
Gen. Fosters staff, who fred the bridge at
GOldsboro, in the expedition to that point
in December last.
Latest REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
Andrew johnson, Jr., nephew of Governor
johnson of Tennessee, captured some time
aga in Washington, has arrived from Rich
mond. He saws the prisoners in Castle 7 hun
dea suffer for good food, but that this prison
Is paradise compared with Belle island.
Among the prisoners in Castle Thunder is
Lewis M. Beard. of Campbell county, Tenn,
who is an old man, gradually sinking under
his sulerings. He has five sons and eight
grandsons in the Union army. The cOnstruc-
ton of gunboats is abandoned. There are
not more than 20OO troops in Richmond, and
they mostly raw militia. The feeling in Rich
mond is veIy responding. Rebel officers de-
spair of success. Mr.. johnson represents our
prisoners as suffering everything which has
been heretofore stated.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Seventy-eight rebel prisoners escaped frsm
camp Douglas, Chicago, on the I'd, by dig
ging tunnel from the barracks to the out
side fence Between twenty and thirty of them
were soon after retaken.
The New York IIerald's army of the Poto-
mac dispatch says it is likely the army will
retreat towards the Potomac, where water is
convenient and better and supplies more &C.
cessiole for winter quarters, and instances
Centrevile as aproper place.
An order has been issued by Gen. Butler,
permitting trade with Norfolk, but requiring
OF all persons who obtain permit to take to
or from that city and department any goods
or merchadlse to pay a duty of one per cent.
upon the value of The invoice, and for every
passport issued charge of one dollar will be
made. Any vessel permitted to enter and
trade will be required to pay two dollars.
Brig. Gen. Charles p Stone of Massachu-
sets, whose arrest and confinement by the
military authorities excited so much atten-
ton, and is now acknowledged to have been
UNJUST, was recently married in New Orleans
to Miss Stone of that city. Gen Stone is
chief Of staff with Gen. Banks, and is very
efficient officer and popular man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
WORCESTER

set, Me-, have made their appearance in Prov
idence. There is no such bank.
An explosion took plac at the kerosene oil
works, owned by Ex-Gov. Dyer, located on
the Woonasquatucket river, on the morning
of the 4th, and in few moments the whole
establishment was enveloped in flames, and at
last accounts it was still burning. with prob
ability OF the entire destruction of the works.
Among the recruits received for the IA h
Rhode Island regiment is colored man from
New Jersey by the name of Hogan, whose
height is only feet l2 inches. lie says
he has a son seventeen years old who is an
inch taller than himself
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
AmetIOns.
.ORSE AT AuCTInN-

M HORSE AT AUCTION
Gi14l VIII be sold at Public Auction, in front Of f.
n. IA H. Lamson a sons Auction Rooms, SATUR-
49,. DAY, Dec. 9Th, at O'Clock P. NJ, one BAY
MAHE years old s)uad and kind. and a superior
alster Inc Mare can be seen or driven any time
PIceuunt 10 the sale, by applying at No. Foundry st.
Also, VIII be sold one Harness. d3t az
C,roc, tBy +. Is. LAMsoN q SOM
IOCk, HAY, GRAIN AND FARM
noi tnS FOOLS At AUCTInN-winb he sold at PubiIs
Aue1o IN the North part Of Worcester "a miles from
the court House, on the Farm known rs the BLACK
FArmi on WINTER h now Occupied By the subscriber,
MONDAY, NC
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, one good Feua or Work Horse. one
good Family Horse, years old, sound and Kind ana
good rayelleri 10 extra Cows, Of them new mich or
70 cAyes9oni one Sieigh one year cid Iefer three
Wearing doi one Bun Calf, three months old three
fourths Durham; one Cosset sheep; one Shoat; two
Hen Turkeys 40 Hens; - tons good hag tons Stock
Hay ~ bushels Cor1 30 bushels oat 90 bushels Ruia
BagAsi 40 do. Flat ruruips 40 do St Helena PotatoeS
10 do Planting Potatoes; two casks Ynegar enc Gov
eret Carriage; one BufialO Robe; Farm Wagon;
three Ploughs one Cutie ator, Winnowlng Mll thres
Harnesses one Hay Cutter Root Cutter; two If0n
Bars one Horse liake; Harrow; Forks, Rakes,
Chains, and other articles too numerous mention.
JOSEPH HOWES.
r. IL. HANSON. AuctiOueer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
TEKms OF ADvERTTsTNa.

In THE DAILY SrTi-one square" (thros fourths Of
an nch) nrst insertion, 9l each subsequent insertion
70 cents; one week. 81; two weeks, o. IS; month
VI three months, ST. year, go. For half square
the price will be three ourths OF the price Of square
inside Advertisements aud Special Notices. extra prices
IN WEEKLY frs. insertion 81 per square. each sub
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid ~ adj
make quarterly payments
lutions proceedings Of any corporaton sociey ef
association, and no communication designed 10 call nj
tenton 70 any matter of limited or Individual Interest,"
can be Inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves response
Die Tor any errors that may beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

ssF- Old Gold.and Silver taken in exchange.
P 81 wUGld resDeettullv remind the public that
employ no one In selling my Glasses Spect acles.
. mch24 dit j. RGSESBUSH, Optician
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-By Ii
IN cense Of Court, will be sold Public Auction, en-
WEDNES DEC. 10, 1888,

at o'clock In the morning., at the old Beaman Tav-
ern so called In West HOvlslon
NinetN-eiSht acres of Pasture and Sprou Land.
Forti-ve and onchalf acres Of lntsrvalc Land nesr
the stone Bridge.
Hay scales, aud alb lut twenty nine reds of Lands all
situated in West Boy lstun
Fiity-seven rcres OF turc Land, In the southeast
part OF sterling ~ which Is about three
WIN woods ailuf which was owned bv the late iZKk
BEAMAN o. West Boytston at the time OF his decerse
Terms of sale-Onc fourth TO be paid on delivery Of
Deed, and the remainder in year the frat day
OF next January
Also, win be sold the following Personal Property -
~ fews In Liberal Church. in West Boystun enc hcrse
shed near said church, two Feather Beds, &c. &c.
Levi GoSS, Administrator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
SALE On REAL ES.

~ TATE by License Of Probate Court will be sold
At Public Auction, on the premises on WEDNESDAY'
December at 10 O'Clock NJ all the right title and
interest of Emma F. Heath minor and child Of John W.
Heath, In and unto the following Real Estate situated
IN worcester, VI No II Glen street. isinina
an eSUelIent vurelyO rear, Apple ana Cherry Trees.
Condition Of property, and TERMS will be made known
at sale, or by applying TO
P. s-All the parties interested In the above proper
ty agree convey their portion upon the terms
that so d. d9slu&ddec4-lwf Ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
A. P. WARE & co.

"A. L. w AXE u W.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLH, 70 THEIR VERY extern
sIvE PRODUCTIONS OF NEW CLOTH
ING, CONFIRMING A GENERA
STOCK OF SEAsONABLE aARM ENTs
ADAPTED TO THE COMFORT AND
lasts OF ALL GLASSES OF FUR.
CHAsEHs INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES OF THE
SEASON.
THE BOYS DEPARTMENT. IL IN
FULL STOCK, AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF A CONTINUANCE or
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LA &GEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVERCO ATING AND
GOODS FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
bessie AnLE GARMENTS EVER AD.
VE1TIsEO AT THIS EsTABLIsu-
MENr.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GoODs IN
EICHER DEPARTMENT OF OUR
BUSINEsS, ARE RESPECrFULLV IN
VsTED 10 GALL AND FREELY Eek
ANIME THE SAME.
gg- PURCHASERS AT wLIOLESALE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
5MaMts

WANTED-A Boy - to Is years old
w Apply to A p. WARE q, co los and 10 Man
stroat rf' dtf l25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Eiu AT AUCrIoN.-I shall offer my Farm for sale at
@AAhk Auction on MONDAY, Dee. l4th, at 10 NJ. The
arm Is pleasantly located IN West Millbury miles
rom worcester A good house and barn. ana ~ acres
~ choice land, which LAYS with fine southern e O0sre
Inc m0wngs e very Tree stone; 200 young Appls
rees on me place shan also sell my stock, hay and
too on the same daf. Inquire Of
dl dtdlA A A MItGREE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
IMPORTANT SALE 0E REAL ESTATE.


Tavern" so called, in West BOylston, on wBDNE9-
DAY, Dec 10TH 1863, at O'Clock In the morning, the
HOME FARM,
Lately owned and occuDied b. Ezra Beaman late Of
West Boylston, deceased. The Home Farm contains
ono hundred and nfty eight Of Valuable Land,
nearly all Of which Is lntervae, living sides Of
the beautiful Nashua River The House Is large OF an
cien construction ard has been known for century rs
t1e BEAMAN TAVERN. There are two Barns, each
100 feet long 60 Tenement House, cider Mil, sheds
ana other outDnildngs. There Is an Aqueduet whlsh
has bron lit water to the house and ha tY
years without Interruption. The Home Farm Is situated
In tue village Of West BOyistOn, churches schools
and stores, and IN the Immediate neghbOrhuod Of tho
large Cotton Mills Of the "Beaman Manufacturing Com
Pany, am the house Is about 100 rods tho West
Boylson station on the Worcester aud Nashua Rail.
70 ID This opportunity believed worthy the attention
OF persons wishing for lendli Farm, there are but
few Farms IN Worcester County equsl this For any
Iurtner Information, apply personally by letter to
LEVI G0SS, West Boylston, who will show persons
the premises when desired or to Il. b. LAMSoN, Wor-
cestcr. = y =
Possession will be Givon the nrst day OF April next
Terms OF sae-One-fOurth to be paid on delivsry of
Deed, and the remainder in year from the first day
Of next January. LEVI GOSS tor the Heirs
y, b LAMSON, AuetiOneer.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
A G BAKER co. AUCTIONEERS.
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

On THIS DAY, MONDAY, OCT. &C.
Al the elegant residence o T. Birnhal Esq 4s West Six
teenh street, between tih Skin avenues com
neDc-s a II O'Clock The nucouerr would call particular
logue comprsng the arger and richest
hsid furniture. works OF at and articles
auction this season. Tue 'nrnne was al mai" to order for
the present less han months ago the
best description ana hRs%,>a y s;S n' sSoss or,Ss
Bronze and ormolu Chand"iirrs, Medallion Velvet Car
pets. Brocads and Lace Curtains. Cornces elegant suits
Sofa Chairs. Arm Reception hn Ottoman, MAGNIFICENT
solid wood Etage" hacs, $3.50 Escreoire
and Booscaas ined with sstn wood superb Centre Table
Chess Table, Mandolin playing different tunes extra
MXGNiFicENr EosEwooD pisSoroRTE.
round corners richly carved and made order by
scason rosewood Srooi frcn" cloth Cover Canterbury
Music ScEr RSSsi q'GnS's %Ep pkS % sSrrses
4 Sea ana smassers iv Os Isero.s Xssa%p. % ." u
GaI'sry Paris sonde Hes isger; two Paintings. By
ARTISTIC IKoN%ss srHrUARY VASES &c
Brnn SstAry Minerva. t;oddess ut War Hamlet Shaks
pere and Milton Painting AMI Muse kerbens Fisher Boy
ana Girl Cupid and Psyche; ,aa n'dcrnl sevres China
Solid carved oak Rur., s'atusry marble ton; Hertz
ings, glassware. Decspt-r. Gobrs. Chapagnes, Wipss
Lrncnades Tamsers Fruit C.cry and Pressrse Stan ds
Liquor Bets gold and CHINA Dinner Sets Sets
8 pieces gold And -I silver Dnrcr and Tea se,s Silver
Spoons, Forks, ivory hand ed cutlery. Lounges
Ro.xooa p,,n, sSMAsshI;ss Aruo-, ,c,o.
Commoies en- suite. st'e LOUIS XIV; Hair Mattresses
1Anke,s Sheets Conntersn:s wenu! Soia Arm and oval
Toilet Sets Easy Chsirs Curains shades; all
sure OF Serva ants Apartments " B-rhe allow ee amt
Residence for inquire of IN. src.ione-rs 2 Maiden
lane Parties wishing attend Firth
Sixth avenue and the Asior House. 81 Niche"
as and Metropolitan Hoeis having Sixteen street, few
doors the
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

49, 49,
A Rsa.?As As.$ sS%E 7 SSsSS ~ sISS%s fSD BONDS.
LIFE 4a!s ssl y fssSsSa sSsSxI;, S!5E 9a1 Sell
AT1SS sTSt,k p'sk4Es skfEsaSG1 At THE
q, orae, of ss so oul:sa e. su,a. sw,LssM STREET
shares wssossnsan sosEsEr aSsk%s .fSa %orss a. s,.
BY order q ,hs adnnsacr or the estate ss Of w. An
soss.rs. :, Canton Company, $50 EACH
10 shs JEFF Fire Ins Co so - shs US Fire ms Co s:s
81. FOR account OF whom 1t may concern
80 sGs m.,sa E.9sa san, 81 90 s,s
ao sss.,: sss Ss, Ssass , ~.
SroosS csn sn' s t%Pfs Fire. nI s're q
40 & nsa ssisS Gas Go grip % Gaiaai% Fire s Iss
connb,s Fire lns. Co . 20 Fire Ins loo
~ ~ rnsnf Fns,. F Frs ins wam.eS Gal, 90 30 ~
g Columbian Mar In. lS 9 Isnos Fire Ia. co $
loS dr.aS. n.SsG ts g A'''An'e FIRE
fi[ @ F s sss S..: :sas s'sss ss
$ e. Ts c Ss MT So due sfss s s'''
akS4 sas Oct
AucrroNEEE ihSs ASD srock kk'SSss6oxkfEa SsokEa
bsHg1frsE goasH aSGsA6ED sA6E oy fyRy1ruRE.
THE HssS4
".h fESi sEfNTsHh nNnSzH FIcA FH
A ASK AND AND La tssH ps cJhfaISs hsassks' 'r@o WV
CHINA, &C.
WESTCUTr Auctian..r " ~ - "
. At THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
NO. lby West Twent hrat str ct Seventh avenue
comprising our $9Up worth of handsome Paror Chamber
ann :" oa s%a al = !.
sistine In part Of Drawing koon satin hrocste
soid rosewood Irnin's: Egyptian and Carara marble
French plate backs
ELEGANTLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFOHTE
MADE BUT Four MOtrHs. WITH TOOL,
COVER AND MAHBLE TOP MUSIC CABINET
Over v0 yards Tapestry rnrerp and Ingram Carpets;
elegant Pier Gassrs Da mask AM Lace Curtains
Lounges and Chairs II valuable including Cupid
aud tsyche Venice. the r!re ecg Mantel
and ParOr Ornaments. Bronze Clio ks.
furniture Bureaus lie .ads. Siting Mattres,es
Trench Rngravincs. Gold and Ian Shades rich
French China Silver Ware. RUBY and ,ry tai Gnss
&c. Catalogues at house. M postponem. n OF sale.
NJ B.Men will be in attendance cart pack ship
goods fur clasrrs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
E1PREsst.s.

A BuRSHAHs YuKN4r u EKPREss AsD rscx.
~. inr ssissasanrai. fis Nef isrrnh si-~, h~t---.
FItth atsn4fs FnfnlfuaF 49,. uisssfa snI
I'D -sipp-d ~ ~. gsfts ~ ys swd f"y.
~. vure s&~ssk
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

JURDErT JONES co 10 WALL STREET., WILL
ID eel "a ruesiay. toe L,s ia. Z" " eess A.. -i,n
IN their stoee--sD ss-s Julss MLnm n 20 reieorsf~d
Champagne 5 qusrtsr ass % RI VINE Forisha " o.
r. Al IN sae conaslon.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
A UCTiON NOTICE
"A u. D. CAULklNS Auciioneer. IS broadway.
MAGNIfIEENr nc. HOLD fukNIrURk,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIkR AND MANrhL NIB
RORS. SuPERBLY CARVED RO>EWOOD
pTAN0FORTE- xc

a. sIayEs5ss z ssa.SE
A'THi FiAsorokTE. AsorokTE siIvEs INES PLHTs. sAaooD &C.
Al the private rrsidsner as senih street, near
The sale senpr.s. The satir- hon.e The
r.s X. rsa''"f wss. vii os ] $ s ;G
cash. ea.ries extra indncrn'.n,s I, pur ,hasrs
improvements, bss- rich ''od s,osi covered
A. ::s -rs sos oe IN e rss ] @ . Of
wood Eascre. sp.endd AID costly Paran ornsment rich
rpsswood Turkish and a.s ohais rps; ROSEWOOD
scstrc and Side maroe Tables rchly carved.
car"cd Bedsirad wash.n soi. Beds. in lne harclosn.
tsn Hair Mattresses from - to 80 pounas made TO
Dining Room Fgrninr, consist ~ o., nc osx Extension
silver Caiisry Forks sp,on r. VITA heavy
ssvcd Glasswarc OF every description No pos ponencnt
o. sEFSrras3 sH FURNITURE
~. MAaSlrIhSr NM ncT;;Sooo 7, r,>,,2,,osrE .pv
DRussEls ASD IXGEliS CARPETS.
soSpXY AFTEnSooS cc;oscr 2;, at O'Clock.
Al The onr ideuce.
y fe,ween fiiil' end 81 (. rnu,.
"a eomnene'ng az az Q esss lrreiscy. ,,..
In want Of nrsr ~, el.gr T. tte above sae shieh
Roon Furniture offered At ~ eAirao-
"" T% .S for no S E as n er srae. assse
and Green .ils res mar1 '"p G. oes assrss rh cnna
Clock ,,e and rcarrcu ains Corner and Book Stands.
~ SXGsiriclsI EosEwooop ,r,ASoroErE
Gle ant insrun"n oversir ta-- fl Iron pate, fall
octave. all modern iiipr0yc heats
i,osev black wa,,t Feire,'s. Rurraus, Wash.
Cha re- Wsnss,s Tedda. E,ens Fable. min: chairs.
rrsnrh sys, rsss 'G " r, .e a C, s ' s
N. n, furniture rrpressm.n VII be IN attendance to
ship goods purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
sALEs AT AUCTION.

~ :;.. saa.s. ssssoa PAyD s6orr avg
inst o'clock NJ on the premises the ten beautiful
shs slrgsni and sroun Is OF George Clifford Es
short t.nss from sSs main ro,a & now called SUNNI. ave
without regard TO cost three and
sliding marble manies oval CRATES and ornamensi
r6 % ss,s sSsps so m large with
contains lar dining room, storeroom range. pump 40
Suns rhs ana s ro o
Berss heg selng on the mos, elevated ground in South
New YorE NArrows Newark City surrounding counry.
ancs Of Tie above every ten Sassus Ss
5@a 50 s ts here can Ssw
schools churches stores The owner. irc.ng great
lowing ex,sornary and liberal TERMS yas-Fivs per cen,
e. s"d ss @ s the day Of &c
csn annually Ths above sale 20 those wsscs
low nss ooa
Do no, Of " attend % As ,: .: .ps r;
Auctoueer S Montgomery street. at Coxes auction store
H. CHAN
CARPETS, &C, &C
osossr % 1885 =. oaioei prisss resd.nss 10
E r our IN s.
house. Consisting in SDsa%Tse Dsss S ROOM
Eeraatiy carved ro:ewood Drawing Room Suit in rich
s with .ss
Csp.Ts Side s.a rrpoS Tables marble tops Zine
irs%ss 'sisgans maroon satin carisns lined With six
rich Lace Curtains several pieces OF fine Bronze
aud Gilt Chnndcliers elegant Velvet Carpet.
Ic DINING ROOM.
miaass'yE x.n
Chairs. line French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
rich Reps Curtains fine Bronze ana G Clock. Chan
deler. Ach Window Shades, line Brussels Carpet.
BED CHAMBERS.
Elaborxtely carved srwo,d, walnut and Mahogany
French pedsteads Dressing Bui eaus, Wasstan ds rchy
carved rosewood suit figured Turk sh Easv Chairs
Couches tine French mantel Mirrors brocA
tel and lace Cur rosewood Centre and de Ia
bies marble enameled bedroom suit spring
Beds curled hair Mattresses holsters and Pillows ass
Chandeliers and brackets English and tapestry Brussels
Carpcs &c.
HALLS AND STAIRwAYs.
Fire ros~wood Hall Stand with mirror; HAN Table. Berlin
bronze figure Germaln" Chan eiers and Brackets.
brussels Carpets Oil Cloths. Window Shaes &C ogether
N Kitchen turnt IRE, with which the
sale will commence.
The furniture. &c will be exhibition Thursday 10Th
inst by pcrmit which with catalogue be obtA ned
the auctioneer's Office. No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
IJESRY u. LEEDS a Co, AucrIoNEERs
III SPECIAL COLLtJTfDN OF ~ ! rRES AND A
RlrM ANn yALuABLE cOLLELILOh OF

oRiGfsAL PAIsTiSGs
each ,hs - p, ,,!s,I s,s s,e.a~ay
A RICH AND vALuABLk eosLEcrios oF ORIGINAL
or srea. beau, and hs COS, co@-.ns raar.p.cmea,
?, artist. ~.e's wors. a1s r.ely offered for p bic
Beigiam England France. de. bv ernil.a,.n favorsa,
ssi.5y,s y, sss.shosss Rob-. 'Ss aeos 800.
Beaoms z.sh.rs So9s.@an T5.ssr L.men., yi'.sl ysr
a.a s.Sss plfos oafs S.-r% sss.s s''s
.r WIN w,.m 'yp.. K,a.s x1 Z. b.. csse sh.ss. We.
psser. cou,oaier MsaAus ae senereoal,. Mls. Ro.en
D- B,.ad, n.ysss. y.rhossen Baidinsiou. Genis-oa.
aop Art.i who.s rrdaesie. .r,in such demand tbs.
for n, es.py m ,se ss%rr9s' w ~, from b.
IN H. ~ rsma. ioTs n. WIN MS talent
And Of rs amerlc.n .shoos ~?rss ., y K.nseu Paul
caoiidE WITH eoros ss6 8 tgscil psawisos,
''Ss ssp ,1aain rahss PlEcks or fsei6n .rsrtxaY
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