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ssss or WIN BE- IN, q what vas once hDoy asa pfeca
Present 70 our lady PATRON hIs heshsr, our bappes'
congratulations at your sae rstn1, aud assure her
through US, tina. vha. % isft Of DO Eighty eighth YIN
claim her affections as a< Od, when you yourself sd
~ 70 battle
resolutions, and 6esss they not the selfish oosr
Dgs OF ntorestsd followers COOL well digested
he q
sways ssy at your call around that flag for which yoc
hare sacrted much braved many dangers; and
trusting General that the recoections OF this meeting
w IN after years compensate for many days weared
sou and prohtless hardshps; and II 70, therefore,
Resived That We the commiss onod officers Of the
lightly eighth regiment New York Volunteers, duly aa
thorzed and appointed in behalf Of the regiment expires.
W words TOO feeble TO convey their sorrow their regret
q me retirement OF their general, Thomas FRANCS
Resolved, That in rendering his resignation hs was
prompted by the highest chvaic principles and unselnst
aims and nsequently meets the appreciation OF MS pen
Resolved That ,he foregoing resolutions ana aaores.
be ~ esened by q commlIee OF the non commissioned
officers OF tho Eighty eighth regiment New YORK STATE
(sgned in behalf Of the regimept)
Patrick McCabe, Sergeant Major
Thomas Smith, Quartermaster Sergeant.
Richard +. rowda III sptal Steward.
John Mcdonnell, CommssaTy Sergeant.
William J. OConnor, FIRST sergeant. Co. A.
Richard Finnen, First Sergeant, Co. 3
Benedict J. c. Driscoll, First Sergeant, Co. g.
Ross Mcdonald, First Sergeant, Co. D.
James Carr. First Sergeant Go. y.
y Lawrence Buckley, First Sergeant, Co. q.
John Meghan, First Sergeant, Co II.
Michael McGrane, First Sergeant Co. !.
Henry Southwe,l, First Sergeant, Co. X.
John resmond, Sergeant, Co G.
Richard :. Harrison, Sergeant, Co. G.
James Fox, Sergeant %. 9. nr
Patrick 0'Nei Sergeant, Co B.
George 0eoghcgan, Sergeant, Co. B.
Hugh Curry, Sergeant, Co. X.
1imQthy l. Murray, Sergeant, Co. /.
Dennis Leonard, Scfgeant, COL
Thomas McDonald Sergeant, Co. l.
John MCGOWAN, Sergeant, Go. D.
John Sparks, Sergeant, Co. A.
Joseph Hyand Sergeant, Co. r.
Edwsr Wilson, Sergeant, Co. e.
John Morton, Sergcant, Co. Z.
Thomas HarT, Sergeant, Co. E.
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Arrivals and Departures.

AsvrrwAII--steamshp Northern Lght-Nrs A Tbeler,
Norman Porter John Lecke. Charles jenkins aud child,
cIsrIss B'shsP and wife, Joseph snns sister and
Mss Hncklsy, teoyse Faulkner, A. Tevison and boy
2obert Ow ven frediandr Rev Bishop Hill Capt Moore
Fife and infan, ssuvsse. Hsnson, Jane. craw.
ford aud wife. W l. Leaehnan WIN benson, , Raker.
James Rsner Mrs Hoyt and daughter john Hackf~d Capt
6Vrrap Robinson. Mr. Cor WIFE Captain Ross and
KELLOGG. Mrs Ne isles,cch and shbd Mseomber Perez,
Hs Lodge W " fhoiuer. n Sarbor Mrs Robinson. J n
Woodbury.. Afoseuens, 9eorgr Good.
A--Qrhr Hale Fioxd
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SALr WATER IN MADISON CorvrY. NKw YoRv.-A compa
NJ has bean organized at Canestoa Madison county
70 bore for sat water The son aud geographical
ton are very similar those OF Syracuse The presenoe
a sat has been remarked for many years II would
NOT bo a matter Of surprise n the salncs Of Lennox
ehould yct win potorety.
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LiyEproot-s,ea china-E R.ehsrdson, Mr. G
0rsors infant Mfs Eafeman, n l. Bseman. r q Hate.
man, ereegs. Me- YORK; NJ, coler Mrs Hy g,sbeocs,
Harrison England; " Fatshen Mrs Drurne Brvokiyn o.
Mrs Koileron and daughter, Canada; Mrs Wilder,
Miss Lemon. Mrs NJ Parsons, PhtlAdelha: N ID, ,rf
New YORK; X Hsws, II john NIB; Roy BsrceieDa Mrs
IA rrcnse, Mr. aud Mrs Falknsr Mr. and Mrs Rober,
california: Mr. and Mrs Hobart. New Works RndskoH
Oasnap, Ths Emery, Cncinaatl, spring New York; +;
nrsnd GrsJ " Taylor NJ and nrs Samuel Lord two q.
fanis snd two servants; Miss Lord Miss Rose Bradbry
Easisr Lord ard T Lord 7 LGd, New Ycrk Mr. add
Yrs Charles I.lo, rarsi } Aas.ine Mss a Pryer,
Ers coy,rhil snS friend, xeo,sssl Y Tcs,hnni,r
Mrs Moore. Mr. and ArsJ Girud, Ms Bu KEY, Mr
fw Lalndoo Ohi?t J. Patterson. N.Y. Chfis~e. MI.
ramkea. "a Oglvy Montreal Joh ns,on NJ and
"a sessrg ~, cay, NV gos jYsn S,lds
Rmmo, Jcfssy City, ri Cumming Muller. NY Chas
, wnsns. Johpstou, rh,iaaelphis; ns.and y, Hari;
y; u Hsnepsehsr. PsnnsyIyapa; Chas Bsrt, n y; Dr
sas sij four ehiss:a ssss
g. ;;s' as: a. s'Ea Es.. ss;s 'srs T.
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Sem WILLIAM CRswToEr. of New Bedford ls' tons late
" thoroughly repaired has been purchased by simpsoD
Hart, for s35St
LArxc.yD-On "a Inst at Hhivericks yard East Dennis
ship Ellen feaH, 1000 She viii be io~ed 70 Boston
Whale men.
Barb Congress- sid iron New Bedford ~ inst for North
Atlantic Ocean. -
Bark oioc Jerncgan aid from New Bedford Sd ins. Tor
Pacific Ocean. -
sh Gendower West cid al New Bedford t'h inst for A.
lAntic Ocean.
ship Bartholomew Gosnod Bodies Nh, was at Nonganui
Feb ~ with 80 bbls oh oil
Park Precedent Ginord Nh. wrs Al fayai ipri 2, having
landed 100 bbs sperm oil and wuud sail the same day on
cruisc. all well.
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Mov.msn,. In n.aI E.,.s..

Frame house ana thirty i've fts on Tgby fourth
and avenue ana tast ryer.......... 90 200
Brown house aud lot south eide Forty
seventh street, ITO icci cAt of sisih aveB0s,
2os bock ................ .... sii 900
seeond svonne ..'''.'.'.'' 1900
Lager beer brewery and three lots srath side
fhy NTH street, les feet east of fbfd avenue.
2ssioo eaeh ......... III. .,..... uaIco.
Houpes and ~ No. asa TeDib avenue brRs boisr
IN froat rear house frame lot 20 stio0. .. pt5o
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The following are the earnings for May on some

The Hartford Bank has declared a aeml.annnaI
dividend Of FIVE per cent, free OF government
tar, payable on demand.
The Northern Light, from Aspinwall this after.
noon, brought s3ls. .eGe in California gold.
The business OF the Sub. Treasury Was ar fol.
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an g.a.. ~sf stss,, sas-tsf 70 -. Ns~ foss Hssts
slsstd tsfessf
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We learn that the secretary OF The treasury has
restored the loan agent system a. Il existed be.
fore the recent change. Every banker and bank
cashier throughout the country Is prepared 20 re-.
ceIve subscriptions TO $40 bonds.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the
fourth week In May tst t57, giving an increase Of
s3,ssl over the corresponding week Of las, year.
The earnings from January TO May 81 were
ss2e Gs2 giving increase Of tits s77 over those
OF last year.
Al the stockhoIders' meeting Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Rsisosd Company, held June !, lssJ,
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gALEy AT AUCTION.


IL II. LUDLOW. AUcTi0NEER ,o,,
~. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCIIos
BY osDEh ok op 1r Esraf. s2aS or esAsK saak caxss
DECEASED
e u LUDLOW CO.. will sell at auction. on THURSDAY.
December g. 8 at l2 clock The Exchange SaIesrooms
III broadway tTrinity Bvilongl
HUDSON s1REEr-vsluabi property, NO nsl. oesweeS
Charles and Perry brick ror' and rear 20 h ,s
wASHfGroS STREET-Sorthwesi oiner OF Christie.
pher Frame bud ng entire iot q f. IL
front r. rear rs f. II on Christopher street 7o II north
JANE sTREET-Lsrge plot south side. about l2i H. in
east Of Washington street three story and basement brick
story brick ng on rear 3Dx4i plot II II. sSsJft
HAMMOND srRkET-The two story brick House and
by 30 lot 25 by S. Maps &c. No. Pine
II II. LUDLOW AUcrIoNEER.
VASES AND GROUPS FOR PARLOR5 AND GARDENS
MOSAIC TABLES. PtDEsfALs BUSTS. &c.
H. u LUDLOW Co. will sail at suction on Tuesday
and "Wednesday peecmber ami 1858. at II O'Clock each
DAY at the store 6 broadway next OF Bieecke
street large and choice Election Of carara Marble
.ns sesi s9ssi s"sS s.r cs"os
Fidelity Venus Of the Apple," .innocencen "Bsc.
ehante" Madonna Of renerare "Contendins cupits |"
..washlngtcn,n Bust Of "Ma onna" and other choice
Groups and Figures. never before offered. q.
Also. very elaborate Fountain with three basins ior
elegant tain and other Gardeo Figures Groups and
Vases will be positively sold the hghss bidder The
auenu of dealers and the public y particularly -
Also large assortment Of marble and aab.ster work OF
Art for the decoration OF parors ooasstng o. pure
Roman Hcpe. Egyptian Gothic Fiorentins, Ac. TAxzas
Gard Receivers aud fun assortment of other marble and
Bohemian Glassware Ae landed The above are the
Importation OF sgnors zannoni. and offers
opportun I; 10 purchasers
Saturday, 5th inst.
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NoTICB.-sALE or THE KESosHA, ROCKFORD
~ and Rock Isand Raiirosd-The updsrsigned. BenJa
min Williamson the tru-ee OF deed OF n,orsAss
Koeiford Railroad COMPANY oorovsuon duly fornsd
according the OF the sats Wisconsin, and the Ks
ss.a: ;ss s s.:s
day March is made By ihs Rsso.hs Rocsfosd And
Esi sR: Of %rs.s ana s
BY the consolidation of the sAd Ksnosha
road and the Rock ford aud hssspp Ra
Company-n ereeuton OF he po.ers 10 and by the aid
pubic q suson q ss o Eoa: .% IN % az
IN the STATE cf ~ pos 10 hs hghssS hddsv for cash.
thursday The 7h day % January. 1854 ocoeh r. n
o. NE sAn cav he Following dser<d properv "an en-
All ana singular The coninuou raroad hers.sors tnown
parsn ss X. ssuS.ss ssessora snd ss ..ns "a.
road es,sndins from Ksnoshs the sate Of wise ssis
20 Rockford, In the STATE % 1sos together With all the
s r.sss q ry a.pes gog.as: n- .S ~: s,,Sr.i
r ands and hersdamens held or acquired b. ether %
The ksnosh. And Rochforf HsroAd Comp.ne. or by ne
,o.s roo s wh hs d "a.
rorss OF ohsr fraoehisss Of siihsr Of Krnoss.
.na AlSa @ @Se,a = nor os q q % k.s
shs Rsrkford or r. sung thereto; ssdA ali
ersine. tepders esrs o e'ery klnd uscinsry msehn-
sg, .o sSs w rosa .ad grsT,, 'osses.i
dnc of sppuIsnant io the sfs.d line of raj road
nm Kenoshs 70 Rockford The sail ssi. wi not iacais
I .S s,a & ssro. r .as oTs o. ~. s "a ssp,s s
ds'ed ronrsnv. whkh bsv- DOT hsen rer~sssytv re
tsinrd for heir SID road ru.dysy nom Hercshs
vrouse. Or required ior ds cps.sr's,ios a.r.
shrh ssd E,nssh. end Ross rers Rsrssa Cow sais. ~
ssid e.sso aAse company MY a,g ,,s..a o e,hsrwss
OcfoHrR No. Ia6a
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A UCTfON NOTICED. d. CAt LKINS. AUCTIONEER
n lMpUkTANT TO HOCSkKEEPERS
AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURF. RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND
'MANTEI. MIRRORS, SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANOFOkrE. SILVER PLATE. &C.. dC.
This day (THURsDAY), Dec. g.
AT the residence 2lS West Fourteenth Eighth
avenue Commencing at 2 o clock T. M.-ran or shine.
The sale comprises the entire contents o: the use The
eegant Paro Furniture made order, and solid
wood The whole will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash, oher2Dg extra Inducements TO purchasers.
Elegant ood Panoforte. with all M
ovrsrng bass rich Stool covered
satin and embroidered Cover. three elegant full sus
of rosewood Paror Furniture rich brocade and satin
srosewo Eiageres splendid ana costly Pa ian Ornaments
Vases, collection OF Paint
an.s, Turkish aud Easy Chai fine reps
wood Centre and SIDE marble top Tables richly carved
Velvet and Brussels Carpets &C,
Chamber Suits, ia rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
Bedseads Wristbands Sofa Beds, in line harcotn;
pure Hair Matiress-s 40 to 81 pounds made &c
order. excellent condit on
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of fine oak Extension
Tate oak Ar Chairs Silver Ware rich Chint Ivory and
Silver Cutlery. For.s Spoons. &C. with heavy Cut and
Engraved Glassware I el cry description.
N. B-House and Lot for sale. Apply the premises.
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W tors November ~. ss TO ooaissrn~s ~Fr7prsss
enriossf r sealed snyss~ spdgs thf h- gf tss
ana " ~ thr tlaa~f ~rtsn tasffoD, ri
bs rf9eFed q. klls once pst n o'coct kooisr De
rerrbHr 10 i4t5
te ,egistsg FrsiinE curb, vt,.r as a'sgns ~-rraT
sfrerih y 81. be ssrn secDad ~nd toufth go 80
fW stng srs1in e4fh. sattef snd sg8n4 s~fnas
A Lrisr-a v rhtT l0srih and fIre'y k'rs trr~is
fw curb Gpef snf rAE. "a flfst sFehus bst-nsa liT
Wri ssG Atty nrr srrfis
pr nsErnr ani rrHsg ing Yf'y nlaN tlfa~f htisre"
TiEalh .na Tfrth stssnss
10 rsssins saa = .soss rhir' ,lirs rr--s i-'-s-a
E4tA snt flnth sfrny.s
10 psw so To- o. "a sas Lsssst rsra eAsg ms
Fff tee i0uae ~ y En f1Hlan. W -
20 trs iruse f1f E1fsr fBrr. - -
fnr rrw t1Hse fff B9s fa14asrF No q
Anefslg1a sng srs tous " ~ y " sfsins D1<nganr
30 DO
p
b. -t fsf4r - tfse.e1ia ,~stt. t f. sr<@rssaaa.
ef.lHfs ssr y ~. f e, 'tts ~ Lst~d Sue.
H'i'' c,, .sf.xsaa eon..,L <.sc,,su.-
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sELDsER -sELDsER a LEVY
-. VII sell Thursdsf. December D. 81 ~ occk.
h~f szesfnoa. 40 new Bowery . ot n
ne- sud second Clothing snk aaf Wooss Drrs@sx
hhass and Hsnkrt~. ara n1rrAbrts, w Sule,
socts, boou aad aAoes A..
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

OYrIcE or CLERK or Conxos COUNCIL. NO. 8
" Guy Hal. December 1875
The district of the election districts N The >ve
raj wards beio~ have failed 10 comply vhh the
provisions 81 law requiring that the -lson returns from
The several sertion dsrcs In this shs - depstsf
10 this Ice vhio twenty four kours after the osss q
IN. polls on the day OF ei~ctien
Fourth kicrton dlstrtI Of the FIRST vard
nm kieetion district of the rirs wArd
seventh Election distrtet of the Yourth varf
Third Elseiion district ~ the bessnh ward
Ninth Meet a dstriot of the s~yenfh wsrt
Moth Elsctlsn district Of The Foaft~esth ~Aff.
Third kisrton disirct of the aevsB senth wsrf
s~vsnrenth fi~rfion fs,stet ~ the seven~~nis vlrf
aittb Ei>ctiss dislrist ~ the ninsts~s,s varf
gishsh gl~cti0a dlstrtet % the rinetssnih wart-
seventh y l-ctiob iisriri Of the Trrnpsh wst,
seventh Election dissrir' ., ,ss T. my hrss vsrf
ID. r yABEsTfsf.
Cl.rs 81 caLafnan Colncf.
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EDWARD sINTZENIoH, AUCTIONRER.
~ IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS:
BY ID. w. IVES d CO..
Thta 9TH htrsdavN AvantuC DeN0snber


At 7k o'clock st tn. Derby Galeries: 50 1roadway
IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
very valuable Private Collection Of Paintings the result
of many years and residence In Europe. and
brscing examples OF the highest order BY masters OF both
ancient and modern scho0ls. -.
Among the spec mems 70 found this collection the
connoisseur will and ancient works of
ubted originality purity the most interesting and
valuable Of which ihe Temple and Garden Of Love BY
dom examples by David Teniers Netscher: Wouvermans,
Murillo-clim instant attention Among the moeerns arc
many instrous Of the French school The follow.
A.. .-aKI Il.-so aliota.-
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LJENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTTONEERS
IL HENRY H. LEEDS CO. Will sell nj auction on
Friday December g. at II o'clock at gallery 70 Nassau
FIER COLLECTION OF vALUABLE MODERN AND
ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS, mostly from . private gal
ery Among other artists the works Of Van Sevedonk
OsterwAd Gabr Cantneau, bly, Smety, q. Peetz,
Flxgg. j. 4. Meadows, Lews, More Brewertun, Bense
Henry, Wman Wander Eckhan and other artists Of nigh
repute.
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eco -MELODEoN-ss3 BRoADwAY.-bg
s)OC. No charge for admission.
n SOLOMON a. the tuf0rtuuse Lover
FRED WILLIAM the Clown, IN his an. among the gas
cOf.Es yo-ko the Man h0Dtsy
BELL WESLEY. BODILY FOR HER
BLlA THOMPSON, the BuBt soug.tress
MAGGIE TREMAfNE. 10 Gunihrrs fAce
Besides twenty yoang ladies ant gentlemen ia Vafioa.
songs glees and duets. and nfteeu volunteers
Wanted. few yOng lad es - refresh mcns 10
the genteei patrons of this establlsbfneni
BEOHsE n. HEIDON Leases and Manager.
OPERA AND THEATRES
" Choice In Dress Circle for any night q be had
~ the Metropolitan aud Lsfsrse Hoel IieAst Omnsa
FINE ARTS.
THE MYSTERIOUS LfKHSKss AND LETTER or
l. Colonel Eis~srth, wh the GOODIES. ~ Liberty and
others, for szs By GOODWIN co. tD Broadway. Ne ~
York sample sent on receipt Of z5 cents Agsn wanted
lmmedistsy ..
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J. T. SMITH. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA day at II O'Clock, Ut stuyyesan place Ninth street
east Of the Bible House one rose-ood faror sui ons
BLACK walnut do, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits
Chairs Tables Rockera Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Sofa Beds and everything for geneel house
keeping.
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A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT pARLOR.

UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PARLOR
n CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
RICH CARPETS. ELEGANT PIANOFORTE. &C.
BY RUSSELL w. WESrCOTT, AUCrIONEER.
This tThnrsday) afternoon at cock at the elegant resi-
dence l62 West Twenty Seventh all
of which will be sold without rain shine,
prsng full and rich variety OF Furniture and Works Of
Art, adapted TO u fashionabh residence.
PARLORs AND DINING ROOM.
Superb and walnut Paor Suits In brocatel and
reps rich Dsmask and Lace Curtains. rosewood Centre,
Sofa and Pisr Tables two elegant Etseres Turk
fish Lounge and Chairs match Velvet and Tapestry Car
pets French Shades costly MAntel Vases Bronzes. &C.
SUPEKB ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET. STOOL AND COVER
-, sLEEp1NG Rooms, LIBRARY. HALLS, 4C
Spring and Hair three elegant Feather Beds
Pier and Oval Mrrors with complete q French
OF description ivory and COCOA Table Cutlery Of
Wders Iron Safes Portable Heater &C. The sale will be
peremptory the highest bidder.
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES AT ROUSE.
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JJorE CHAPEL ms BRoADwAY
Inr m sas sES .sssgS$r1iSog .SEssssssgISS$sSr1SiSSo Tue DAY
or xIknoh OF RIG UNIVERSE
TIT. .P'sedid enter alanien wae, :: nishty a,,r.en;
The world i.asy wl,h.gt tho r's aad eifsa'e Of seaA
'ohS'A' Aho''''h55ffhs % AL III Lisbs ssb ACES
are sshartT 6s .Sfsrs sfis ,T E .'
thrown uIon canvass measuring sI hunir .qn.re ,sst
The sr'i.ucy Of MONDAY 81 p5s,riahsi
% combustion gih e'- 'ap.re Views hs ~ondrog. AMI
B.nsh which ha. been s,e,..cd ~ isss., iasr,.i
@ asa oT.s ~ n d T ns.ss, "S. srs s .ss
ssd ~. wh Ie IIaader.i@rIn 90 slas.ra .Sd ne Il,
Dor. oEsn ais. Tour, ee.ia s,7Ars
bad At tse music s,ors q rTs So Co. 80 BroAd~A1
a q s. Ss s4, as4 n1sss 4 ''s WEDNESDAY, and
- y seKEos r.Sas,r.
RE9oApwAY AxrnIrnsAraE es bRoaDwarl
AID DIyhKsiFILD ARRAY
19uEsIRi, ~, Grss.siio Asb A. RoBAric
rus hSfsS9 GsAs5 yTif a' basss ''
NJ h'sss 'sossfsssULffiso ssf ia 'S, ~ in6hsgsscE
TLERIsi- hAItosts i.kArs
BY TIE s''' '''' 4 AcIs 1nis'i Il rs ns aud '''i
'a'''''' r fscosrxs.sLs q nj ,s '5ns oiscus Tsorry
IN exercises '' rg RI s5sfnsss si ~ fia '.''f
ia mrses' Of Gy"s.,,'. .,,. ssil o,,,sy
the rrsoefui ard saoH fishsi squssnsnne ans- sai
te.ii'fui rross.s hlp,,,,.. 81 s,.ss ~, ,,,,y
ia bis wonderful 5riSs stTfss'; ssb - ODDITIES
aTsiatstt % .Si Gl6wss ;6SIs.'' sri.sp AND rrYsoLps
10 '"a''"d' "h Thg ~ rDrcnar5 r. tli'a'''" uIrs
Door gsf! ef;G !fSrsie fsiii 4 iisss '; bsys
~sssstPp.ss ttss 81! Ep.y .rhn srIssso9ss.
fos snil-. oOtaaisasias ias
IJovEs oRgAr CIRCUS.
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rNi.s sesas
BArAHD '.'L'a Will Lg-rury
nryrp.Y sysrisa pgc .s. ~ ssooEh'' as.
syHEcr-"EvssiA AsD rHH RUSSIANS
slseLs TlcssII.., rlgII car.
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A Ivan c. BAKER co. AUCTTONEERs
~ MAGNIFICENT HOCSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PfANOFORrB, PAINTINGS. sTATuARY. BRONzES
And many and costly Works OF Art and Art ces OF
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

This day (Thursd ~, December3.
At the elegant residence OF N. Blair Chapman, ESQ,
f3 West Sixteenth street tween Fifth aud Sixth
SALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK.
DRAWING Rooms
Chandeliers Velvet Carpets brocade and Lace Curtains
rosewood Drawing Rom Suits, Secretary
Bookcase, Cabinets Eneoisnures Console Tables ebony
Reception Chars ladies' Work Table. Centre Tables
bury. Streoscope, with 100 eesant Views, Antique and
Gothic Reception Chairs OH Paintings by eminent artists
superb Landscapes by Cole. holy Family by ceres
Winter and summer BY Lannier; also, Paintings " Hun
Gington. Inman and Seleres ar stc bronze Satuary.
Sevres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mante Mirrors
OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAkOFORTE.
Round richest instrument offered al auction this
season; ST o, YER Music Stand. Books Hatstand
wood and walnut Dressing Be steads
suite, style Louis XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses
Feather Beds glankets Sheets Bullets Extension Table
Silver Oyster. Tureen, Entree Dishes Coffee Urn Cake
Baskets. Casters Spoons. Forks Hapkin Rings sa
Dinner and Tea Service China Dinner and Tea Crystal
and Ruoy Glassware, Table Cutlery, Linen Couches Arm
CArs Oval Mrros bronze Clocks Also large assortment
Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
SALES AT AUCTION.

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! American Cos' Go - 25 5Americ,n Express Co $50
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Coney Island RR Co 100 ~ Saratoga Emspring 90 100
s40J 8 pes Lawren.e Co Coal and OIL Co, bonds
$40 ooi $40 u S. Treasury no es $1,000 each
5000 per en- Gin rorts & OHIO KR ist mort eond.
AUCTIoNnER AND STOCK BROKER.
A LBERr c. HAYWOOD.
a Au':lloNEEK
MAGSIFIcEFFTr 81 Hoys.noLn s,o nH,,+,dy FyyRSITUnE
This day Thursday. Dec. 2
ioors west OF Br adway, sa mmencnG at ii oc ok,
Parti uiar attention rs ca led sale com rising ono
,f the richest ments of Household Furn
iure and Works of Art Offered at auction this
DRAWING ROOM.
superb sets of Curtains Corn and Bands: magnificent
Drawing Room SUITS covered with the richest descrption Of
silk brocade: Oomans rres, Crntie Tables Cabinets
elegant Reception air. suIerb Sevrrs China Vases
x tageres French plate Manel Mirrors. nc.
FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PlANoFORTE.
Snshed al round, contain the modern improvements
with S DOL and Cover 70 aieh oo
ertzs patent Dnrng table Dining Room suit al! TO match
Glassware China Dinner and Tea Sets OF the richest dc
"'Fp'l0n' full 'e'' of sysJ 'GnA%ssas Wa 5 e.
Very rich and elegant Chamber suits In rosewood and
ack walnut Brussels CARPETS and in every beautiful
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
IosEPH HEGRMAN, ArCTfoNERR.
II TuIDAy necen.ber


Al 10 oclock NJ al the Central SAlesrooms wioughby
street corner OF Pearl. Brooklyn,
general assortment OF good wool, mahogany and
walnut Parior Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
BILE top Chamber SETS Ar Hsttressss Feather Beds I'm
Cravings Gas Chandeliers. ewing Machines Carpets
Oiicloths Stoves. Ac. Also, an assortment OF Toys
Achnonmakrr
The New York herald., 1863-12-03

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The New York herald., 1863-12-03
ITRNRY D. MINER, Observation-Disclosures

IL 81 Nassau street. Miner somerve will sell at
ton Wednesday ID and Thursday. Sd OF December at
eleven O'Clock day. at their gallery 81 Nassau street.
large and fine collection OF modern Oh Paintings most Of
which originals Of the Flemish French Eng
sh and American schools comprising them Of
the best les of the following eminent artists viz "A
View Of Ghent very carefully and eaboatey finished BY
Scenes by Van Severdonck figures by Carous DarieuI
Notterman De Brackeeer Giard Tenkate. Rosster Yer
Mullen. Also Ian escapes by W. NJ BroroD, Sydney X
Percy breweron and others Of equal celebrity The Atten
on OF those forming collections requested this
sale many OF the pictures have recently been received
from Europe and never before seen In this country and
exhibition.