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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 5. The State Medical
Society held their annual meeting to-day A
communication from the State Medical Society
Of Massachusetts relative to the abuse of the
ambulance service. &C., was received. A CON.
miltee was appointed to confer with the other
State Societies, with a view of correcting abuses
and securing reforms necessary for the safety
and comfort of our volunteers in the army, and
for the transfer of the wounded soldiers to their
homes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

New YORK, Feb. 5-Mldnight A high gale
from the Elstwa d, with heavy rain, has pre-
vailed all night and is now increasing.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

New YORK, Feb. s. At meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce to day, resolution was
adopted misunderstanding the efforts of Seces-
slonlss and Others to deprecate the United
States currency below the par of non-specie
paying banks.
An address in behalf of the North was read
from the operatives of Preston, England, many
hundreds OF whom, says the address, express a
wish to emIgrate to America.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
FARYs FOX SALE!

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm formerly o"neu
| by Zadock Hubbard, situated about one mile rom
Montnc,er village ca the road eEdng to East MohtVe
Iier Centre containing hrty-on, acros or GOOD iad
in good state of cultivation, with orchardlng ana
small wooi-lot. 1t good house AMI BARN win run
MIC water at the same anyone in want of small form
will do well to call and examine this one, as 1t viii be
sold on very reasonable terms. Also for sale
House in montpelier village
on Looms street near the Union school House occupied
nv c. Hollis and thir land IN MiduleseN, one
half mile rsm Wrights Mills, will be SOLD very cheap
{. B. JOHNSON.
Montpelier, February 9, 1863. 5hetfd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

,u1s Invaluable medicine unfailing in the cure % S
,bose panll and dan gerous diseases Incceh' " N'
female constitution. .o, oil ohstructions,
from wbaeyer cause and speedy cure may be res'
on. ,.dt.s
It ia peculiarly suited It WILL in snort 'ie' "i'"e
the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by tses ' s
PREGNANT during the FIRST nkEE hON ~ ~ otber
are smrs to hiring on Miscarriage but At eve, o'0
time and in every other case they are riecty sag'
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal infectious .rht Sr
.he DSc1 au of b Heart Lowness of Spirits, Hys-
tercs Sex Heaiachc Whites an all the p qls1aI I
es occasonei by dj,organzed 8ystem tneSS rms wiz
en F dIrtcton ia tn Dam he around each package
which should We carefully preserved ID, ;.t ,ba
A bottle containing % pill, ana ehG't'eu W., fr
Ctr15ant Sioo of eat Britain, can be sent posi- iIs'
for s LOO and postage stamps 40 ,erolv
NoIl nv all Druggists. hoE@''"S -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
RELIEF IN TEN III N .
Rvyam's PugssAOmiC w aRers'

The rogtoerain aud speedy remedy ever discovered io
All Diseases Of the Cn.ss aud Lungs Coughs, ColuS'
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, lhnuehA@'
Toarsenesg Difficult breathing, sore
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

And just to put you on your guard.
l'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion doir
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every mers
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
" An angel trots around in U.S.
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali one morn saw a ght
Which struck me like a stone,
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone!
A great tall pair of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And off they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
LADIES GATEER
r. ROOTS

little glove sts up heart tides STIR up the ocean
snow-white muslin, when it fits makes many curious
notion
All of lady hns thrill my feelings, as they'd orter
But little female gaiter boots are death anu no@o'a
shorter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-15
WAR NEW S.

Roth Hooker's and Lees armies are evidently
On the move. The Federal sick and wounded
have been withdrawn from Aqua Greek TO
Alexandra and Washington. They amount co
between six and seven thousand, most OF them
heinz conyalescents fully able TO do provost
and garrison duly. The city IS full Of absurd
and extrsyaeant rumors; which it would rs
idle e. repeal since mona Of them have any
good foundation. The troops OF both sides
are being Inassed at various points, h'lJ It IS
impossible even % guess the Slensncance o.
their operations. =
Information from the Rapga1annock up to
noon On Saturday says;~~-"!A letter sent By
Stuart IN response to one from I'leasonton,
asking Tor flag of t7;sce in order to bury the
dead and provide Tor The wounded, says IN
effect, that the deed have been burned and the
wounded We.!i cared for: that the prisoners had
been sent TO Richmond but no registry OF their
names kent in camp. lie therefore declined
the flag Of truce Cor such purposes
The Thirteenth Pennsylvania cavalry and the
Eighty~seyenth Pennsylvania infantry, with
one section Of artillery, had skirmisI with
some Confederate cavalry on Friday afternoon,
near NIiddletown, Va Eight Of the Contedor-
ateg were killed, and 3 number wounded, and
thirty seven including captain and two lieu
tenants, taken prisoners. No casualties re-
| ported on the Federal side:
The intelligence from Vicksbnrg through
Federal sources is 30 later than previously
reported. Heavy firing was heard up the
Yazoo on Monday last, but the cause was not
ascertained It was believed IN the Federal
camp that an attack On thelr rear was haghly
nrobable. Confederate accounts are to the 9tns
q despatch stating that the firing OF the Fed
sral raortars was heard during Monday night,
and was continued on Tuesday morning. Ihe
| Federal pickets we're stationed ten miles out
around the city. Yesterday Vas the twenty
fifth day Of the siege.
AL arrival from New Orleans brings adyleas
| from that city to the 9th and Port Hudson to
| the Ord. Gen Banks was erecting batteries
commanding chs Confederate works, and 1t
was supposed shat they would be completed
| and opened on the 9Th Skirmishing was con-
stantly going on between the opposing forces
! According to Southern telegram another
general battle has been fought, and that on the
| 9Th inst. Gen, Banks was falling bach before
| the Confederate forces. This report lacks
confirmation
| The Confederates made another attack on
Triune, Tenn, on Friday morning, but we're re-
pulsed with loss OF twenty-one killed, sixty
or seventy wounded and ten prisoners. The
| Federal loss was SIX killed.
| The Confederate accounts Of the late cavalry
| fight at Beverly Ford claim that the Federal
forces were driven back after q hard hght,-
| Gen. Fitzhugh Lee vas severely wounded IN
| the engagen ent.
A dispatch from Leavenworth, Kansas, re-
ports that on Saturday, the 9Th, band OF
| Confederate cavalry made dash into ShaWnee~
1 town and destroyed it by hre, Killing tour
pursued Immediately by several companies OF
Federal troops, and made of ii the direction
| of the Missouri border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-15

Potomac from Ea!E bun 10 lho t1L1o "AAoaA
10 was relieved, to the War Department. Ii
: written in much detail and will soon DC lnf-
rishod for publication.
,rha will Of the !a.e Thomas Carberry, Of
Washington. is contested, On the ground fhat
che testator's mind vas dlsordered when ae
made the will.
The2e are s hundred runor8 atoat amount
zr,ov opcrations and war movements--pnS
y}cv are for the most part, vague and unEe-
liable
Or I1eacock, formerly of New Orleans, lv~
5no with bis brother in Harrisburg, Pa', has
,:.an arrested. and carried to BALTIMORE He
i an Episcopal minister.
The inauguration Of Gov. Boreu1an Of Wes-
tern Virginia, is to take place at Wheeling
next Saturday. The Legislature meets the
same day.
Two Union Conventions in Maryland have
hem called. The Baltimore American depre-
Gates the difficulty.
~---~zza@a----
We had fine showers Of rain last Saturday.
The pastures and gardens wanted rain much.
---=41aaD~~-~--~------
The report Of Gen. Shernan's Death is COZ
tradicted.
Governor Curtin has issued proclamation
70 the people Of Pennsylvania. He recognizes
tbe necessity Of placing the State border IN a
condition Of defence, in view Of the oontem-
Mated offensive operations Of the Confederate
army, and calls upon the citizens TO respond TO
the aDDeal Of the General Government, and
flI the ranks Of the corps in the departments,
The Philadelphia Ledger, In an article on
the Pennsylvania coal trade, remarks: - be
fnarators at the several mines are active, as is
also the demand FOR coal All the Indications
favor great business for the trade this year.
General Banks had issued an important Or
der, restraining al interference With property
on tbs plantations under charge OF the y. 5.
Ouartecnasters Department, and compelling
The return Of any property which may have
been taken.
The Spanish steamer Salvor, from. Havana
Sor Mobile, was lost forty miles out, in storm,
o. the Goth ult, and only four Of the Grew and
Messengers escaped. Among the lost is Col.
Sharp, Of Gen. Buokner's staff. Her cargo
VAS valued at $500. 900.
a man supposed to be insane named JAS
Il. Weed, vas taken in custody at the Presl-
dents house, last week, for creating distur-
bance by persisting Ia an effort to see the Pre-
sidant on important business &c.
The amount Of Treasury notes now IN elrou
1atIon is within fraction Of four hundred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-15

LEXINGTON, June Ii I}eYuceps e.,
! Mount Sterling and Winchester have usi ~
rived, and report that 500 Confederaits aa.%,
Peter Everett this morning attacked 4 csm 4
the l4th Kentucky Cavalry at Slate {'y4es
east Of Mount Sterling,
After g severe engagement, lasting lsr..
hours, the Federal forces commenced retrasl
ing slowly, fighting as they withdrew. Rein
forcements have teen sent Major William
and Lieutenant Williams rere wounded, tbs
former in the thigh.
Yesterday morning party OF thlrty,04.
Confederate prisoners, captured by the FEEDER
al forces in the engagement between 5Iartn;
burg and Winchester on Saturday, reached
Baltimore by the Ohio railroad, and we're con
Quoted BY guard CT the l26th Ohio Regimen!
70 Fort McHenry. They are 3 portion d
Stuart's Cayalry~an2 among chem are ssTe0
Baltimoreans.
The steamer Edinburgh left on Satarda!
for Liverpool. She takes out sl0,692 IN spe
Gle. The New York Mail steamer Hamn'as
also lett on Saturday for Southampton 'al
Hamburg. She takes 1851, 400
Since the lst Of January last l]l,Oo5 tons o.
coal have been shipped from the CumosE'''
region. During the same time 93S canaI D'S''
have left Cumberland With lo2 80 tons "
coal. nm :,
Lieut.. F. stsrkey, Go. G, SCOTS 900 'A =:
airy, German by birth, committed soic0S "
Washington, last week, He vas 'abonnS Us
der great depression OF MIND .s.;
Thare Is no truth in the report toat huu'
raj Farragutis to be relieved from The c0'AD'''
Of the Gulf .o.d,
Gen. Stewart, Of Tennessee, has Oeeo iD5 10 Il,
Ma;or General and assigned 10 the coIIln'aO1" ;,
Division Of Gen. Bragg's army sta"0n'0 >,
War Trace. :, asorsl,
t;onz on the coast, The u, S Navy pepS' III ,5s
promptly dispatched vessels in pnrso'I, .s Ses
confederate vessels. Four steamers lei 'ss' from
York on Saturday night, three s ~ t0l,orsl
Hampton Roads, and these we're TO Dc w.,
on Sunday by others' aoraral ordsF
Governor Curtin has issued a. q s ~ mustered
stating that colored troops VII ~ D',thoriv Of
INFO the service Of the y. S, BY 5a'a' eoorsd
the War Department, and torO :s:n oreapi,,
Mate
tons in other States - ,:aoton kss 81
The steamer George Nasl1 az;ngs 10 ne8s
rived from New Orleans o0s ~ U Ranks 'bs;
excepting an order from '5eD me s1lorsd to psa
no steamer from New YORK - Dc o~ a;Is FROM tie
quarantine without special /. P hs !. nail sbP
commanding general, unless II -, ~ Government:
or Transporting stores for 'o assnt;nus3 rsfo:''
a to transport o ass .o5sr: : f S ':Rss o1i5
missile conditions, sud VIII - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-15

Cen. Mcclellan has sent report OF Lis op-
ara+;ons willie in command Of The Army OF the
Potomac from Balls Bluff 70 the time Vhen
;.a vas relieved, to the War Department. II
: written IN much detail and will Soon DC inr-
nishca for publication.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

A LBERT II. NIC0LAY AUCTIONEER
~ REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY
WIN sell this day,
MONDAY, MAY IS
AT 2h O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange Saesroom 100
Liberty street,
REGULAR SALE,
On account of whom II may
El0 shs Humboldt lns Co 81 Beekman Ins Co. Is
30J Cairo city properly .l61 l00NY&NH II .10J
40 Mer Mutual Ins Co.iol Excelsior Ins CO. so
5Jefefson lns Co... W Is Commerce Ins Co. 100
80 Great West Mar Ins 100 81 Sar Whitehall RR %
10 Menuf Merch Bank - io0o Pa erson Gas LightCo
20 Kings Co lbs ~ 10 Washington Mar Ins 100
10 American Exch Bank l0O
$50 Vermont Valley RR bonds.
ion Peoria Oquawka RR "a mortgage per cent bonds
300 Warsaw City (Il.) per cent bonds.
1900 Missouri State q per thnt bonds.
Next regular sale. TfIC RSDAY May 2a
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
81 william street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

DRIAN II. MULLER. AuCroNEER.-ELEGANT
"A rosewood and MA ogany Furniture, Mirrors, Chande
ers r9sewoed Panoi9,te velvet Tapestry Carpets China
cell at auction ON wednes.a .ay May a. at 10Y o'clock at Is
Last Fourteenth ri tn svenueA the elegant
Furniture contained of
wood rarior Suits Manel and Pier Glasses rose
wood Eageres rosewood Marble top Tables, wood Ia
octave panoiorte. mn by Lishe Bradbury; rich satin
brocatel window Curtains lined with silk lace window
Curtains carved bscS walnut and gilt Cornices black wal
nat Bookcase with mirror doors black walnut
Extension Dining Table black walnut Dining Room Chairs,
IN Morocco eather China Dinner and Tea seryce richly
Gut GLASS Wines and Decanters Chande silver plated
Ware bacS walnut French Bedseas Marble top Dressing
bureaus Marble top Wsshstans. back walnut and maho-
Armore Hair Mattres and Bedding
Velvet Tapestry anu Brussels Carpets 0eoths &c also
Kitchen Furniture. with whcn sale will
The furniture days the day Of
sale by having rmt from the auctioneersofce No 5x
Pine ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

residence ~ West Sixteenth street between Fifth aud Sixth
avenues. .Hr.HH
Sale commencing st u O'Clock
vf..f,s uIANIAG ROOM kCRNiIukE
Suerb vets B0aa 'e Cnrtus rnce Bands and Tassels
-.ronz. sud olnoin Chandeliers ROSEWOOD Sofas Tee
IeeS. Armand Reception Chairs Oiomaus sue covered
Win IN brcaie or rcf est deser Eageres
ttlafs ~. roe q = Secretary aud book'ass, lined with
As'tnwocdr Csbinets Encoi Cnsue Tanles Ebony
Chairs, covered Will brocsde LAZY Work rbes, magn
en- Seyles Nases, imported FROM as for present
Marley, N eops, et q Ara On saers, sc two
match fslnl ings Wini9 ~ Summer by Coei Holy fain.
te Couis q Nelsaiea and LnAe mhoqr mae te Con.
,eln by Des srdnsi also naiber Of csoins in,in h
tlrl and Chess Tables French plate .'e and Man e N Z.
rors ronfe and Ormoln Corks sIperp Mandolp playing
ten 'He,sl osEwoo syyN sy Noan Sa aI NoFoRrE.
the richest offered actcE ths season. four
nd oiners carved less .d made 20 order
ay e+ty mskers al modem r2seN9oa sSoI %
coih Stair Carpets oh Paintings by eminent artists
. DislSG ROOM,
ia mes CaraIes Vines lemonsdes. Fruit. stands superb
Seyres China Punch Bowl richly dc oratet Dnn SIT. S
lccs all china from he celebrated house of
Pepin Co. Paris silver Go ee urn Cas- Salvers Din
er and Tea ssrvie CAKE Blskes Oyster Tnrecn Butter
cutlery Linen An Chairs sofas. Oval Mirrors Clocks
rrone Vases, walnut asand, Velvet Star CARPET silver
pa'ed stair Rods oisqyfi gIi AMpRRs
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus BE seads. Armo.r Gace
bl,rKets Sheets Connterpanes. walnut soas, Arm and
back Chairs, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Lnsaynys
Toilet Sets, Easy Chairs, Curans, Shade Also all the
lnrnit'fe ~ selvenis araraenls alsD Bpsement and
Kitchen Fnrnture. also Fauily Coaca. made by Wood
Road Wagons sihae, and pair Of Horses, Harness
N BThe above elegant Residence for sale Inquire OF
tn auct,onees MHi lane Parii,s wishing 10 attend
House. ST. Echoss and Ne ropoltan Hotels leaving Six
y cnth street, few doors from, the mousse
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

AMERICAN THEATRE HEATRsEao.nw.v
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Tns ia@% sss Soas IN
BEisHTsSk BEEsIITsSk sSssEs sSssEs sEsSsF sEsSsF
Hial NJ '%sa FIESsisd 'i'.s PERFORM
FvsRSaisS Hi, g. ssI2sr AND SPARKLING
gSE9GxLIEo foR NOVELTY AND FnEsHSEss.
TmE Ri sis'' vERS BEST COMPANY EVER SEEN IN NEW
EGE iGRris rf&Ss g ci g. III i ;f;i
fAsESsSs1 ,sE!sf Ss.ss Ss1ssE
In history of q. Is ssion'ei, of brilliant
''''"'.' n3xSEssE 11iSe',epssIqs oY IALEsr
siissss IVA M SEKSi SSEsf
h'rs SsSoas6sD & 'Ns Sih 4. sfiS with
% ~ H%E f I MELEE: siEEEs:
xhfSiT aG SHI'a Asp III S''iG1sIisa S%GraoLossw o
Ap,sssr pessRr.hs Il ,hsr s s'tss eoiiiss' ia.fs6ss''
The grsn gon.ic Artist, In new eooeairiei,isA
CHARLEY I. < TdILdsoarx TsdILoorx
BOB 9aEsobhnaE asbhnaE wAnnss.
MASTER TOMMY.
MISS MILF sI,s IxVnnoarsrr w,Lsy.
GREAT rAt rAT khT saksr nSgFE Tn9grE
and a. xAoSlfcES9 sasi psi se c&RSE o. PROGRAMME
URssD stTiSfE on sATCRDxY AFTERNOON
NoTIcE-Pfes ia en,irey suspended tpfsss sIospisdJ
THE NEW IDEA. THE NEW IDEA.
LAST I'VE si4nTTs ~ Tumk ssr.sssnnss
MONDAY ASDruhsAaSs ih1 s..xnfai r-H''"m' Of the
IN which the reies,...s f:ai.ai%I:'
"'u make hts Af' 1RffHii r fianf = s5 scrR a2'''
" "NN'A' = "Ns.. 30 ssa fHE SOUTHERN RryuoEE.
wkPsssRA5y whfsksf o. 's&kEisrf. sssystrTA i.
'nTisRaa TBrsfs.r '1i, % 1. 4 T. I'll nrsssSbsz. "'
,er fsssas W -. ss eiis1' sasa e9 s.isra.y a..
Ip ahE;i iii III L'sT Z. sls ;lal. .Ia1::: ti
capExY or MUSIC. baoORLrs.
n Ax2sntas
ONLY rissl 10 NIGHT
DucELgYs sgREsADsas WILL OPEN THEIR xgw
h. .a .sss .y. s .s.. .n 49,. 'sss s
sl.,es., ..e aga .s ,"s, S' ~ ws,,s se.s.s
Ss. pss..ss 40" ts iSs sssi. Il suS u a H. "'''
>-r.Lo's GARDEN
~ EItrs Bail.i w.a,es fer ~.
aprI,a aiDAw 70 slsaor Konsssi, Matre "a Ballet.
sAss ooor Crosby sirsst
UERopg LrBrs BEgs TO ISroRs Tng REsi
- ,s.ss.sd s.nt.l x..isassi s.s rs.s.ssr. ss.s
&C; :. ssi s.' n.ss ~. ass ns - .s
Charrh. Monday and Tasstsy EVENING" hsy Ss sbd -
for psriIcuisrs 80 pforammss
wAsHIxGTox HALL. WILLIAMSBURG.
n c,mxses,ss cya.soy agnasf anssp ',.s..5bl 'ysss.o5bslA
J,aA JInxA ,lnisSlLe isn, T. l.s ~
al sxssff rHE eCIbE
Admission 70 osnss .-.
DHyHcAL gxERcfsg AsD sscssstr-sI
II Brsdys Dymnssl8r No. ~ - s.< 49, .ssbs...
nrset-rAs lsrxssi. mgst cy.'t,s sAa .s' ~ W. "
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psrsf . snssgs - ts.fao' u ts ~. -
10 ss- S''.'"' '''i''' ;ainshs Sfibs .sv.sr
srux aEyAr AxsraL FESTIVAL AyD ricslc ~
II IjlE MN fOhs IrhNsthklh tIhhaf.h 30 Az
~ VII lass p'.e, :" s,. n0npAr y w1,e,ps
s. n rsf.ss,ssl. weather ,hs fe.sA -in isl fars
on ras.8sy 1sA iB~.
pnooELrS acApEst oy nysr.
CDstDg
OR aHsslcss SoUsfs.
nyuy apH.I syrfcE ~ rsogLTr gnAnGsy ~
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49, 1870 81 a. s,sssiJs .sssy = ss ,ils
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The New York herald., 1863-05-25

IRVING HALL,
i TUESDAY EVENING. MAY &c,
Mr. HARRY 6ANDEkS0S
respectfully begs 10 that his
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
will take place TUESDAY EVENING, Nav 26 On this
occasion he win be assisted by the following artists:
Mrs JENNY kEMPrON
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE
Mr.. g. &. CAMPWLL,
Mr. .. THEODORE THOMAS,
Mr.. v. EbEN,
sI0NOR ABELLA.
Tickets 30 cents Reserved seats 10 eatra The sale
Of which will commence on Monday morning at Beer
Schmers 70i Broadway; harfcnberg LUIS. 763 Broad
way; Shell ssllsbwry. No Nassau street. and Irving
Hall
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

UCTIoN NorIcE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY oPPoR.
' 'HoGsEKEEPERs AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MONDAY, MAY rs
:" '"' Ii9 wes, Eighth street, Clinton place.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Sale commencing at II O'Clock precisely.
Magnificent rosewood fianoforte,
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
~ Ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
E. ROTH auctonser would call the attention Of pares
in want Furnse the above sale, whcn
priscs the beautiful Chamber aud Dinng Room
Furniture offered auction this ssasou consisting OF two
solid rosewood Paor Suits very chly carved, covered
French lrocae; rosewood kagercs elegant marble
Tables Turkish Easy Chars and Lounges covered In
medallion French reps; Brocstei and Lace Curans
collection OF Oh Paintings variety OF China snd "a
ran Vases larAe Mirrors ChanfcerA bronze twenty one
DAY Clock, Corner and Book Stands, ..1.S-,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER. COST S65o. -
elegant nsru with four round corners very richly
carved legs And case all modern improvements IN use ohiy
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
sold black walnut SUITS covered In French reps and
e.tin deaine; black walnut and mahogany Bed
ecads wah.iands Spring and iIar Mattresses.
Lounges Rockers Csairs Sof, Beds Tea and Extension
Tables Bullet oak Dnng Chairs rich French China
ruby ant engraved Cafrdhes Dccnutes COB
les Tumbers Champagne Wines Casters. salsers, Tea
Ani Table spoons Forks nne Ivory Cutlery.
B.-Frniiurc httendhhce 70 cart,
pack or ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

TuhsDAY-sfeflian KsoNieS celct.siei play (nevcr
acted mere with seaery, costumes aud sri n
WIFE,
hes zen .o.; time n 4elvs prop'saton ans 49,, W.
Jonn - Norton q Hoaani, Reynolds. MFs. Hoey sc.
WEDNEsDAN "a "ERiCANS IN PARIS, and (hrst time
TIT kSDAl- sr onG thnel THE WIFE.
fhlxAY-l lScyenth tme) TIE SrRisGER.
sAIt I'D AN-lfhri tue TUE VICE -
Nll be rep aioi In "a - spcc sslon, Americans In
Paris, wild bsts ''She Sto0ps to Conquer Love aud
MONEY" : A Rod siroke for HushaadN "Speed the
Pgagh 'Curr ior ae etrache." ''rAe School for scan
dal ihe Road 10 Ruin, ant "The Fine Ola English Gen
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
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Ing No 59 Broadway second noor Joining the Metro
rotan HOTEL BY order OF the executors Of the late Alfred
His entire gallery Original OH Paintings Of British and
Wser r coosed Paintings and sasarS re%oved for
mostly purchase direct from the artists themselves.
THOMAS sIDNER COOPER. A. r. A..
Three specimens of the Elder -
-Four beautiful Landscapes By
Two sketches dogs Head, and return from hawlne BY
One ("The Confession') by
One splendid gallery painting,
'"'''' VI N'''e'A'Af 7. Jones BARKER
Several BY orel Amaca. oddie. Brcwerton Role. Ans
One splendid specimen Flock OF Sheep by
Several by
soIfs, Esa.,. Ea.,ap. Eliza Sharp. S esisse
In about $50 splendid specimens art Of different Bri.
ush and American author. together with few Cabinet
Paintings Of the Continental school.
Fieds" formerly in tie collection OF the late ~ Leapp
Also an AssorpsaI q rroo9 an Other En9Trsvns'
Guardian Angel 81 ceci ia Hand; 6asso relieve Faith.
The Gallery VIII be on exhibitor on and after Ihnrsday
Wednesday previous TO the .aIe from 10
tits seldom tine collection OF Paintings OF the British
% cam 's ahead Ky s % q da
other American artists ne many others in
this collection The pictures Of rood size and well cal
Catalogues b. hsd appeauon on and after Friday
ed inst, at the Office OF the aactionesr,
No Pine street. near Broadway.