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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
FROM THE DEPARTMENT. OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
II ombn iment Of Williamston- Destruction
Of IA Bridge, md Rebels driven away
The Department Of virginia annexed 20
that Of North Cnroiina-Tbc Union
Havenneur.

foNTEEo MoSEoA Saturday, July IT, 1857
General Foster arrived here ~ II o'clock To-Day.
Williamson, on the Roanoke River, was bonn
bsrded by four Of gunboats under Captain
Flusser on Monday night, the bridge across Gard.
nefs Creek destroyed. and the Rebels who bad re-
Gently become quite bold. driven entirely from the
river many miles ba k
EEvsERs. NC. Friday July II. 1863
Tho Department Of Virginia, by recent order
from The Secretary Of War, Inns been annexed to the
Department Of North Carolina. Major General
j. q. Foster commanding leaves to-day for Fortress
Montroe 10 organize his command II tho Govern
ment will furnish him with a respectable force,
which il has thus far been unable 10 DO important
and lasting results will at once be realised. for a
more active, persevering, and able leader is not 10
be found For the past few dayr much activity has
been exhibited in this Department, and results OF Il
beneficial character will 5000 be realized
The Ralei9h Standard is in favor Of u recons,.
ton Of the Union aid thinks the probable terms OF
reconstruction between the North and South will be
the adoption OF gradual emancipation system by
ali the rebelous Slater, which North Caroliua, IN
common with the other slave States will accept If
the Federal Government insists upon the a.
the only terms that be granted. Notwithstanding
tie life Of the institution il not in the least impaired
by this war, is generally believed at the North
Nothing but q great standing army between the
n.istes and the slaves could impair the institution
over which is thrown the shield Of State and mu-
ncipsl laws, together with the inherent will Of the
Southern people Hence those forms the cheapest
tho Government can offer, and the best the South
Can accept.
The Wilmington Journal, an original Secession
sheet. in speaking OF tho assembling of the North
Carolina Legislature upon the call Of Gov. Vance,
ostenHibly to consider the question Of tho Confedor
ate currency, charges that other and more important
objects occasion tho called session. It bitterly de-
nouDces the Observation-Disclosures as intending 10 uss
the Legislature as means Of accomplishing other
purposes.
The Raleigh State Journal alleges the discovery
Of secret political organization whose purposes are
most infamous and reasonable, which has doubters
ramilicauons throughout the State, and says that
Developments may swiftly be made which viii
suirtle the most spatbetic.
Tie recent arrest and detention Of Mrs. Charles
ii. Foster and daughter by Georgia cavalry, while
seeking to join her husband within lines, is
equivocally denounced by the people of this State,
who are now under the iron rule Of Georgia, South
Carolina. and Virginia, as gross aud upwsrrapt-
able outrage.
Fosters absence.
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AFFIDAVIT.

p..,.,x before me- an Alderman Of the City Of
iisdsphia r. L H.u.boId who being duly sworn doth
saw IA. preparation eontaus no narcotic no msTcmJ Or
other injurious '''s'' wv H. I. HELMBoLD
so and ub,cribsd before thi. 23d day II November
,ss, WIN T. HUBBARD. Alderman
~ 9shsl. above Race, PhlsdslpAa
AJarc.. letters for information. in confidence 70
II. Il. HELMB o d,
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
RIO lo4 SOUTH TENTH STREET
tBgLow cmEsrSurh
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF soUNTERFEIrS AND uNPRlNClPLpD
DEALERS,
Who sudesvor to dispose Of their own and other" ard
clss 90 the reputation attained By
GENUINE iPREPA-
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
nELMBoLUS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
uELMBoLDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEKA
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
rs cut on, tn, advsr,isemsn, and ssad for IT, ssa 80
iUpoGneD s.d sxposafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
IMPORTANT FROM new. ORLEANS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP LOCUST POINT.
FALL OFPORT HUDSON.
HOW TIE NEWS WAS RECEIVED.

TIE steamer Locust Point, Capt. Hoffman, from
New. Orleans July ii, at 10 a. M, TO II. b. Crom.
we'll L. Co., arrived on Saturday morning. She
passed vt the Head Of Passes Boston bark and brig
Alexander Milhken. Left at Southwest Pass
schooner Smithsonian from Mobile Bar; 18th, at us
T. M, passed steamer Columbia, hence for New
Orleans. In lat 26, Ion. 70 80, spoke bark Twilight
of St. Johns N. b., from Cieufuegos for Falmouth,
England.
, BY the arrival of the steamer Thomas A. Scott
Ne have New. Orleans dates TO and including the
sz,h instant.
The steam frigste Hartford and gunboat Aioa'
troes, from above Port Hudson, had reached New
Orleans.
None of the captured Rebels had been paroled by
Cen Banks to the latest accounts. OF the garrison
1000 wero in line when the garrison was snrren-
dsred beside $40 wounded aud 1000 sick. The
wounds are mainly in the head from the bullets OF
sharpshooters.
Our batteries had destroyed an immense amount
Of stores. A good supply of ammunition fell into
our hands.
There was a gres, Union meeting and torchlige
procession at New Orleans the night Of the lp.h
A large number of residences were also illuminated
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Arrival of tho Steamers City Of
London and Hansa.
THE PRESS ON The REBEL INVASION.
THE oAsEOF THE WILL-V.THE.WIsp
ruG' POLISH INsURREcr,oN.
THE REVOLUTION IN MADAGASCAR.

The now Inmau steamship City Of London, Capt.
p.t,e. which les, Liverpool at p. m. on the 9Th,
and oaesu,own on the evening OF the 9th inst, ar
rived here yesterday. The steamer hansa from
Southampton July 8, also arrived at this port ye'er
day.
The Cunard screw steamer Olympus reached Liv'
.rpool on the evening of the 9TH, and the !nman
steamer City Of Nsw.York carly on the morning Of
the 9Th inst.
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France.

The MoniteU says:-Wc are assured that the
Queen OF Madagascar intends to uphold she treaties
wlh European Powers and " maintain liberty oi
worship and Of commerce.
The Pays ssys:-Tho intentions Of Russia are con-
ciiistory. Ia every interview, the Russian Minis
ten have shown dcsirc TO settle the Polish quos-
ton. IN concurrence with the Powers. The same
paper publishes Telegram from Athens, stating that
arrest Of Lieutenant Leotkenko
Ine Bank Of Athens WAS attacked BY the insur.
gents, and fifty perhons killed aud wounded. Tue
building yas suOsequently occupied by detacament
OF 30 marines from tno English, Frencu, and Russian
ships IN tho Li,rbor.
The Emperor ia 10 return to Paris on the 7th, 10
prrsIde III II COuucil OF Minister, ID The Iuileres
The Paris pspe,s publish \ Telegram from Con.
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The MassachusettsC oIored Troops.

y
Four beautiful 6sgs, the gift of tho women o'
Ohio, were to-day presented to the 5Jth Massachu.
sets Regiment (colored) by Coy. Andrew. who
nude an eloquent address ON the OCCASION Col.
Holoweii appropriately replied on behalf OF tile
regiment.
Lieut., Kingston shot private E'ri,"i Hayes
(coioredl 20. camp at Ready .''. cay, II Is ,up-
posed fatally, for alleged ineo ,'iustCn The
aaair viii 10 Investigated by thu c.Hl,4nda-ns OF The
post.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For a, affections and disease. of Urinary Ossns whsshss
existing
IN MALE OK FEMALE,
r,o c,u.s originating ard no matter OF hog
lopx .tAadins diseases of these Organs
realile the aid VI Dnretc
HELMBOLDo EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DlCRETIC
AND 1T is CERTAIN
DESIRED Effect
IN ALL DISEOtG
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED
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tally.

The STAN pI OF Turin, states that the recruiting
ia Sicily has been attended wlth very satisfactory
results and says: Tbs measure, which could
never have tecn realized under Bodrbon Govern.
fueut may now be consldofc IA completely success
ful. The energy OF the Government and tie pat
Tiotism of the people have tFiumpned over every
obstacle. -,
telegram from Messina OF July b, says: Ihe
Epgll.h squadron ts stvtou, con'lrting OF three
y,.pels. have been reca u to the squadron in the
Pisu.ur, VI whieh.iI formed part.
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II
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuOHl

Fer wsakneses arising from Excssses Habs Of Dssipss
tion, Early lhdisc. elton or Abuse, attended
with tho following symptoms:
Indhpositon 70 Exestion. tQss pf Power,
Loss of Nsnory, Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Treubng,
Horror Of pi.esss Wskefuinsss.
kipDesa OF Vision, Paia in the Back.
hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Drynr.s OF the Skin, Er1ptions Oh the Fsos,
IIniv.r.u I,asssuis of the Paid CouutspsneS
Muscular System. 49,, A., 49,,
Tkess symptou- allowed 10 90 on "nicn 'ns HsocaHS
invariably removes. soon foilo~ ,xuou,c r,r,
IMpOrENCY fArUITY EPlLEPTIC FITS.
In one Of wnicn tho patient msy expire. wno can ~
they are NOT Frequently followed by those dneui diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
MANY are the OF their suffering ons nonS
viii confess, Tue record Of Insane Asynms snd tho met
snchoy .esth. by CoosunYon bear ample wasss to'os
NUN of the assertion. 40, <,,<, ,,,r
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ohoANiS
WEAKNESS. a.,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and sne
., st.rn. which HELMBOLUS EXTRACT bUChO hvs''~
Div does. A vial will TIC most s<epucs =
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L

sis no Bssrn Mercury or Unpleasant Medicines as ~
pleasant aud Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages te EXPENSE little OF no change OF u
Of; 10 Inconvenience, AND No EAPOsuhE
IL causes desire and gyes strength 70 Urafes
thereby removing obstucons preventing and curing sct
IRE. OF the nr.h asynx pain aud inflammation 20 fre'
an No in ih. c.-s OF dis add eIP-lnns POISONOUS.
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousand. upoc thoussnds have been tas
VICTIMS Or QUACkS,
sud Who have paid HEAVY FEES DO cured In short
time. have found they deceived and that tho Poison
h. b, tue Powerful AstTiD s-nts been dried N
the system to sTesk cut VA an aggravated form and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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l.,

FHMALEsi FEMALES! FEMALESa'
OLD OR YOUNG sIyvLE. MARRIED, OR COSrEa-
PLATING MARRIAUE
In many sfscDus pscais to Females the Exuscs ooonS
tim Psniuiness or Suppression o. CastouAy
Evscustons Ucsraed ocrhous stste Of the Uterus Leu
10 tne sex Whistler arising from lndiscfston hAo Of oi'
P'''"' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE- WlTHOlE IT.
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Tho Revolution I'm Maduzascar.

Letters received IN Paris from Madagascar state
that the treaties with European governments have
not been Suspended, as previously reported but
merely that tue question Of treaties remains III n
stats Of suspense.
The Governor of the leland Of Reunion has given
readiness to sail for 1amstava.
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Greece.
The two leaders Of d

The two leaders Of the military revolt are said to
have made their submission TO the National Az
senbly. -,
Copenhagen advices gay that King George will
start Tor Greece soon after the 7th Of September.
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Aerviu.

A telegram from Vienna Of July ith says Dis
patches from CoustanDOpie Of the 81 state that tho
Porto has agreed the rau- Of the fort OF Belgrade
propo--d by the European commission. The newly
appointed Turkish commissioners to Bosnia aud
MoatenesIo have left Constanunopls Tor their des'
4 l.tlOn,
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A royal decree had been published treating OF the
pre- yenton Of colli-ion between vessels at sea- us
tenor corresponds with the regulations on the same
subject in force in e gland and France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
The Caucasus.

rhA;osurrection was in full vigor between Tihis.
Ka,s'.Lh - the Leshuin provihces Prince
Ch"i~Sng iii, 600 soldiers hsd been massscred
near the citadel Of ZaK. 49, Ah' Aa''si' "e'e '"A
ing part with the insurgents
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.on,trv', history. His usms now goes down 70
os,.r,v as one Of the defenders Of our hag-oDe Of
", preservers Of our national dignity and inde-
n m acpce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

The Rupisns bombsrded and pillaged the town Of
Warta, near Kslisch.
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France,

The Emperor gone to vchy. NJ. Bil.ault
will preside ut a3Uouncii Of Ministers during HE
absence.
Prince Napoleon bad returned 10 Paris.
The Bourse on tho 7th WAS dull Rentes closed
at $780,
The reply OF Russia TO the three Powers is still in
allegiance, Dut it continues " he asserted Berlin
that it will be Of concillaIory aud peaceful charac-
tor.
La Pafrie maintains that it ID impossible to arrive
by diplomacy at a solution OF the Polish question,
and chat diplomacy having done its part II is now
time that that OF war should begin.
Trains had ceased running upon the Warsaw and
st. Petersburg halfway, III pursuance OF the recent
decree BY tho National Government.
The ioSJOO roubles, appropriated by the post-ofcs
officials had been transferred 10 the exch,quer Of
the NAIiona, Government
In.urgent ;ietorics at aede!on and DiaDwo are
reported.
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GelmbolA's Me0irineS.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
KNOWN AS
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARA1IONA
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy Disease Of the BLADDER
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL end DROPSICAL 5WELLIN0H
This medicine increase. the power OF digestion and sxetss
th- absofoents into nesny scou by which the rstsv
ceerous deposons all nnnstu'ai enargements
dac-d vel pain aud Inflammation aud IL sSed fos M,
Women, or Children.
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] ;
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOODi
HELMBOLD'S

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
EXTrACI AhSAPARIILA.
tFu.L!s
.,sn suocuol ih- Blood ard attacks the sexual Or.
a. u,.s OF A., So.- rsrs Throat Windppe and o,hsf
locus making s appearance In the form OF ueerss
bolis Extra. Sars2aa Parihes the Blood and ne
oye. A. Sc.y tup ions Of the SKIN giving TO the Com
ne1ior Clear and Healthy Color being prepared ex'
,.y for I'm. of complin irs BloodP prop
preserved to greater extent than any e'nsf Prep"
ration OF SarsapArllA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07

A rcrioN NOTICE -pErEur1oRY SALE TO CLOSE
ID. d rAuLKTNs, hUUTroNEER
mAuNlficENr Hons hhui.D fIRNiryhE. o,o
RICH khENch Pi.ArE FER AND MATTEL MiaKSSRs.
SILVER PIATE, 8s., A.. t -.
This day Wed,ssaayl Jan rain or sanc ut III oeock
Ia r ny, al tAs superb and costly Furniture, tint
Suits elegant octave Paaotorte, MIRRORS Velvet Car
contained in the rdenca .lS Fourteenth street,
near Eighth saue The aucuoneer ls the special alien
ton hc public his sale being tie largest and richest
The furniture alt made for the owner
aud good a,Ler. This whole viii be perempterisy and
Absolutely SOD BREWING M,'sYl s' Room FURNITURE
consists o. ARID ood EmgorV marble tops and
French patc doors and backs: Llss Work Table, maid
with mother Of pearl osropu Centre Ia h situary mar
aTa Sofas two Arm, iva Reception and sGht oval BACK
Chairs car,cd rosewood frhsnsr aud covered in uree
Consoe TAM in.oa with buhi and fsrtalscshsl Broad
With rich ct fratnrws superb SCI and DR. sdrn China
Vases richly deevEed Paran marble statucttcs OF the
SeasoTs Artistic Bouzes representing Night and Mofniht
Lava Vases ebony Card Table Velvet Carpets, Rurs, Turk
ish Easy CHAIRS Bronze Ciock month OIL FAINT
oings by Rousseau, Inman Huntington, Cole Legand and
NAOMI I'll EMF SEVEN OCTAVE rIANoFoRrE,
round finished all round,
in'ad with pearl aud solid pearl Keys, cos, 5000 Music
Rack. rosewood Stool, covered In brocade; enbroered
cloth, Stair Carpet &e Chambers, seeoud rory-Rcby
carved BeJscads style Loas XIV BUREAUS and
Comoea matrh Wardrobes Dire ssinc and Toilet Tables,
Shaving Stands Hoo. Couch, Arm Chairs Curtains
Shades Cornces Hair Mntres.s Beds and Bcdng deco.
rated China Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Fnrnnie OF
every Kind Tea Sets Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery,
Dining Table, 40. t##t..W NEM ea4#
No posiponsment Cartmen attendance cart pack
shin tlY d chRSe r.. +
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ncufds1 AND AUeIsr SIGHT AND HKsHTNG T.
" Dr " A. ADV ELL AFTER alec 81 rsAfs.
-surnef " Nsw f0-h anf r~snasf No p-rff
spires. asa sf,si t,Inten fsc- nssf hfuad say
Dr. hs.dsvoef t~erfs years srcasssiy this aIscis
y. D1..s lo1rn from %. A. " 4. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07
A UCTIOK sALE OF SUPERB ln
N AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
French PIER alid Mantrl MirrnrH.

Rosewood Pianoforte, Parior Suits &c. !.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOIT Auetoneer, will sell, this
"Wednesday morning. at IL O'Clock. the first class resi-
dcnce No. l52 West fwcntyirst II, west oil seventh av
the entire rich Parlor Chaner Dining Room and Nursery
Furniture Of the louise all Of which In perfect order and
copprs Ing everything adapted to fashionable and costly
furnished residence, The arrangements % the house
having cost over So 90 --Rorewod hrra,e Furniture Et.
ceres rich B0n Pain ngs Eageras with statra
tops elegant Centre and Pier Tables, rich vas danaHk
ana lace Curtains, rich Carpets French Secretary, Dned
Chamber rnrn ure, Spring and Hair Mattresses, elegant
wood BedseAds and Bureaus Dining rich
China, Cut Glass, Ivory Cutlery, Silver Ware &e
N. BThe entire catalogue will he sold without reserve
and the goods must be ed Immediately No postpone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07

4, ". LUDLOW. AUgfIONEER, $3.50.
NJ. ITALIAN SrArrNEN, gARhRA MARBLE, LARGE
CEMFTEEY NOSrMEATs, PLDEsTALs, VASES. &C
NJ m LUDLOW CO viii sell Al auction on "Wednesday
and rnursiAy January " and ~ Al The store No. so broad
WY 0gYasltc Eeh0lrs Hotel ~ twelve clock esh day,
y irs~ oco VI statAr cf 10. importation Of Mes-r
iyanToa Zannor lHet srftsrf from itsf coupr sing
Venus gf ranoya psthr. Group Il 1prinA Fisherman,
Fstrr ri rGsatv knofe And P'yeht, Tie Bust 81 Ma
Of srce ~ Csn1th sun ~ 81 works " Equal
m,rIt Alao Aabaslff GruupH and rsafs Three Gfsoss
Venus In the shrll Gfeck slsg, tsno as Dancing ain,
A,nlo V.iyfers ana May other. Hichy carved Vases
0reeisn, ErsHn. Kensn ana osr eHetfaaed
r,,.s elal,orsfa otk naueip Yearsfss 1ruYe
Ivss Tagyas Caro- Re- Iognlans Gipp, ard Wcrss
Of Art for toe decorations ~ Parr ~ Ne Gee Italian
artists Also, arg Cemetery nVmeft IL Ntrsi fotn.
ri-hiy carved 70 whkh H. sSAon :" ~ fsArh" sie -
,gpscLally "a led sAIof-s wWE Cg-I-fipf inisA,
ca,aug mas be haf ~ the 30 = ~ " bVDLoNAcc
No fine sfrrs ard also AZ ~ BfpN January u tn
viii b. open pubic insretior n NondAy 40 Tusa
DAY ysanary VI and n ara VII - 500 y aa asAe' ader
Tor cash.
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"A $1,000 worth Of brst class Household Furniture,
Pianoiortc Parlor Suits Paintings Stauary. Mirrors,
sM# eg.. tlf AT Public Auction . s4fUt Ell ..l
On this day fWednea the elegant iriyate residence Of
Samuel cark Esq., 4Wcst Sixteenth street between Fifth
and sixth sale encng nj II o',loet. Rose
wood and walnut Sofas. Chair Ottoman, Arm Chairs en-
suite covered with hro,aie Etageres Bookcase. Cioss
Lace Curtains Shades Yases Chandeliers Brnzes; Velvet
Bruises and Ing ain carpets.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and Cover bureaus Bedseads, war,robes Blankets
Mattresses Est-ns,o tn, les, Buffet China Glass silver
Ware, Arm Chains. Cuuery, Basement sri Kitchen
Furniture.
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UcTIoy NOTICE AN EXTRAORDINARY oproR
N TuNirY FOR IiousEkEEpERS AND TIL y TRADE.
LARGE SALE Qr
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD 1uRNITIEr.

CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, &C
Is. ROTH Arctionecr viii. sell this "Wednesday january
Z at IL o'clock preseiy the elegant and costly Household
furniture No f6 West Eqhth street
tCnton acel between Firth and Sixth avenues The whole
will be sold tho highest bidder for Offering ext In
ducencn,s purchasers. the entire Furniture OF tho
house new having been made 10 within SIX
consisting Of elegant rosewood Piano.orr and
black walnut Paior suits covered in rich brocate plush
aud reps Turtk Easy Chairs aud Lounges TO match
Damaax Lace Curtains Velvet aud Brus els Carpets.
rosew ood Centre Pier Tables, Etageres with mirror
Mirrors Vases Bronles, twenty Day
Clock. OH Paintings rosewood and mahorsny Bedrccn
Suits ny Hair Mattresses Blankets Bolsers, PHI.
Low lounges Beds Rockers Chnrs GLASS China aud
Ware Ivory Table Cut Tea and Extension Tables
Ingram Carpets. Oiicloths, Stoves.
N. B.-Tbe wboe win be seid BY catalogue without re-
serve and must be removed Immediately. No postpone
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...1.g f SALES AT AUCTION. Ma -
UCTIQN NOTICE. s.y .4s- .5.t4f.f.f#f 't.|
IA hn..Ln - ia
os WIN. NJ. HOILLNGsnEAD. AUCTIoNEER
BY CHARLES G. WARREN. I'll .
STORE q cokTI.AgDr STREET aa,
REGULAR AucrIoH SALE or Boors AND SHOES
"M4N exclusively FOR Account or tanshsuefs, tA
e BY THE PALkAuE ONLY .ffsff 4A
EVERY fEjDAY. AT iO.s O'CLOCK, lhs
". DURING TIE ENTIRE YEAR.
TIE CATALOGUE FOR TIE SALE OF
.NHN FRIDAY. JANUARY q. WILL INCLUDE FIFTH.
SAMPLES AND purnoA1Es TO THE NUMBER or
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES,
TIA COMPRISING tA
BOOTS AND SHOES or EvfRy DESCRIPTION,
ADAPTED rO rilE PRESENT. SEASON.
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n1nQ BOUNTY, PENSIONS. PRIZE NoSEy pRo.
SIUV currd. wi,ows' Bounues re q ehast. rll1e
,vcnsy ready Tor the vessels ksnawhn Cennstt kinE.
6~aer. MONTGOMERY SuspuehHnaa. PHfsHt sofia and
Union. NJ % EVEN CO, li9 Sassaa K,rrsi, Nv York.
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q ~ ran wArTEp.-YoR TERN ~ Years
I'll .DUO o. per cent ~ irsi eiass prniery 10
,his el,y aud Brooklyn. No commissions fsr Any 10
D. X Isssis No Worth stres<
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MURRAY HILL PROPERTY AT FoRFcLOsGRE
lNl This day,-r, nrst rNss tnl n.heh brown
stone Houses in Thir street, t. outhraa.
corner Of Filtn avennc Ia be sold by JAMES NJ MILLER
on Wednesday jan at the Merchansi EAnhange sales
room, III Broadway See legal advertiser, NJ
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yVANrED-sso ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON PROPER
w " situated In Hudson CITY HUDSON county, n
Add ess Dor ~ Hudson csy Post odce. N. J..

s11gT prvIDEND-HAHOyEE FIRE INSURANCE
II Cgmpany--The Board Of Directors az this Company
declared scmiannuA dyidend OF hyc 90 pr cent
free from government tax PAYABLE on d~msnf NJ their
oniee No. 10 Wal street, D. y. WALNUT, SECRETARY.
rpw Yosx. jan. l. 1858
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A ucrroS SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

4 ssIGSEE sALE-DRY GOODS. DRESS TRIM
"A mlnes Woolen Goods, &c.-A. NJ. CRISrALA2 Auc.
uoneer 3 Bowefy. VIII sell on Thursday Jan at 1876
oclok.a large variety Of Dress Goods consisting u De
Lawns. Musins Bareees silk Chambrny and Calicoes.
Wooden. Brochr other Shawls, Slx and Goth cUaks
and Maniias Table Linen Hossry, undershirts Drawers
SIR and Kid Cloves Mcrino and Wooen Hose Needewot
oderea Collars Sets, Cotton Batuc Buttons Ac;
together with OF 800 yards Of
SILK and Worsied Dress Trimmings Frnges &c. BY order
Of assignee.