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The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Reported Capture or Five Thossana
AShsla.
NEWS FROM wAswINerom.

wAmnsaros. Dec !, Is6S
rnK ANNUAL RxroHr oy THE sxGRSrARY or rnE
TRgAsURy.
The annual repcrt Secretary of the Treasury
the condition of the finances 10 In tho hands ~ Tho
public pssntsr. In much larger than bsrsiofoss,
and ooutaiss interesting tables SUBJECTS
before embodied In such dcument Tho general srsssss
mcnt wA DO much improved. To this report vii be
addcd the reports, sevcriliy ~ tho Cornissansr Il
Internal Revenue and tho Comptroller Of tho Currency
TmE rssux oy LssAL rrsprn VOTES.
ms believed tbst Tho soorstsry of tbs Treasury vii
not Ask Coogsoss for soshory 20 make further
legal ,snsofs beyond hunsrss MILLIONS 10 t.ssd
only In extreme emergency 10 his last annual report
NJ Chase a'hs for sm'ar au,horfy ~thou, nAmas any
amount and cnxrsss au,sorred tho uneondr ssI ssas
of hu.dred and nfty milIoos. and . iiks
ditlonsIly, an Of which has been exhausted M,
emergency, however, will not probably unIsss
shall be prolonged beyond ,ho winter.
A COMMISSION ynon oovERsoH sxynoUn oos.
ygHsvcE virH rgg ~AR DEPARTMENT.
Governor seymour recenuy spponpd . oanu issiao.
Consisting o. Hoo Jas A ren ~ tho Ne~ yors feaa,s
i'm ori.Bao Kellogg ~ Ne T.,, Coosrs-,ensi district.
sI.Adntabt CenefA Hibouss ami mr winism ~ Bogsrt,
10 nfes ~nh tho Var Experiment. IA rsia,nn "a tbs
bounuea paid 20 The Old and partially nlsJ regiments
their quota and tho rebsrs qsa q toe siss The Cover
sso requested them 20 act bshsn - sorsfng
uniop 10 Richmond IN fuftb-rabos ~ tbsH mis-.
son. they snt letter 10 tho rcrfs'Afy o N1, ~ vhNh
the follosi ing u oopy
WgsU-sTos . g.. Issa
Iion. Ff.rS NJ s.pros serci.fy u wsr--
rho nudef1grsf. rnfnisspib dest.nstsS By tie
Governor n tbe rtsic ~ ss~ Yyrs b. 30 9TH yew
.fssient 10 relstlou 20 srshs q uo immediate fsisag
~ troop fos tho seryce. tn b0n0f 10 eseut hire
their kttsrs q aeereilt ssi nlro1tctor 10, hs
fre sntsrcs 90 the specific daiy N ~slsb nay have
been ass.us. tbsy sfs ts Say that ihsy directed ny
Bis vroeisncy the Govsrpor & orsr. in tsbah q the
s,ate sny sd in uoney material tbAl Ia -ssa
aicyisop 81 III saHsrrss y tie lnoa nsn In pfssn al
Hichrnnd sabsniiIng e ihc AMI difss-
tho 20 -beh sbeL al stall es AlTisni 10 ue lfsna~et
snd snthorty " iera,,rn~af Ii~ orssf Irrsf u
sgbJnt ib~ propsh1D ~ ia rAtufs lang ire
csd~scs q al other snshs. lAsl- rsII-
Ori ssfD KfffOGn.
WILLIAM ~ u CARR
uss snsser e ne Sserstsry - Var rss bgbiy favpa
bio hnmsihts ttiea W hin
tain thfoarh a.. Connussinsgs ~ FtshsBss, ~ that
fnsnBsf The fsic' b. fss~i pralpIy S~~Jsf The
A--stat sigsss G~rsrsi ~ Wee To't. hatf sDes
b0ss, &c fnp.tiss nd ,e,s 10 oulsssia< siih ne
ulsstn.
lEgr orBsI
Csptsn icons formerly - GcrsfAi Eisg's st-T has
been ss.sn~ 70 daiy q ne bsaagss~sr ~ the sssros-
notih o. ths Posomae
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
TaAnaay Hall.

Old Tammsey Dot aaosssbss unss-a 70 de'sav lat
tefy Notwithstanding the pretesoes Of The dsmoersy
being united. the results of elections have CT bseo en-
so,ly vha, The d'cpss~ shs Old ball as-sd Bat Ssu'
ally the beat ises pos epon The matter ihs dny od
ball lighted sp. The dcou lhfo~b opee, soS The
democrscy rsssed unh tbssS ors,ory, .heh ess's'
lsex neat time precicssS. o. bo-evsf l.ss
evening The certainty that tbs Tsmmsoy easddAts ff
the nayovshy wks sfesscd, tbA, The fn1ehine y"
smsaassA ssd ,hssr. Coasrsy esa,hsr esessd ~
maDsny a sss % six ino<nsnc, ssnprtsd TIE sIfhs -
the wieg u The dem er1y vhSh stu ashsrs. V Ian.
mary. rbs Od WywAm vss not r1biei sp anS W.
Sooss ves ma T~sea n~u ueS~d 10 nnd cot sss
osssssA Tire bNrrocm sd hsIAs aD< t.ss1 ssyst We
sIeetbcu, md sondsred ~besbss there -gpd b sny
sr>~hsug up STAIR bot shsrs rot moch prnmlns ~
hat and ,~ssfvs th~y hsps IN movs met q e ums
Sot piis'csn a shs sigkte~G noe, sod o. bsa came
give Aly ~ro,arsgsrsRt " The eesp p3snt Ca1tslc
Rys6~s, wts ssssrsf - ske dctss,sd rsmrnsnyi'ss
sbrt wsopth seo % NE .se~sss ~ ne iAss ssesse
bsd Eocs ovss 70 ibs esoih~s camp. ssd tiers sa %
ope 20 spc~k f~ pcos rb~rs vss ~ snhusss'fn mani
fests1 for bsn asS iron the gsrefsl sef ocerefss
on ar snd. rsaiy sg5~Ass1 Inst ,bsre -ss ~ reSfsl
fof hh eers.t Wills lsssI Isg. Fqass -s sA.ist "a
Dot os~ foe pooe % TIE eossssry. priy eoJs ~ih
ssu~ drars, u.sscsss psss, ssoyp~i oVyss =. aasn
ssa csbd fos thrcs etsers 80 guniff an ~ fbrtf'
-ess gvss On The ssois, srsay ss-n'sa q saassr
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Arrests for Iiissai voss.s.

The police made the following arrests Yesterday tor
Illegal voting
rict Of The sirth ~ard.
Frederick coyyer for inducing vote insgaiiy Al
The sitth district o the sirth ~srd
job Parker AMI John F.rdss 10 the bgrth ward aBf
Hepfy reriue for swearing " tbs bfoiiscr's ~.t-.
James iriIon The Fourth dsirict the eith rsrd
Joseph Good~in at the Fourth district 1 tbs sirlh
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

ors Isos u.p SsvT No Interested Ia The ssbiec,
or our ros clad system 81 aid fa W ~ p-.sDi II sr
Osoou . Iectars ''usr ir0u clad Ssyy" hs sys.bs
At sibbos ssloon Tie Ieetgfsr 10 g>ets>rssr -bsss
srisrd,d srt~rsoo. gnsss ~. 10 or nosssaa ss
D., have failed 70 have made him thoroughly ounysrsAt
With the sus<e, bs profs~ss 10 srglsin sHi nssrsia
A. susrsntes a bis sbHy " 90 the ssbs,t lssles %
have osiy 10 rsfsr 70 hs siTsft.y.Dsni 10 sbo,bss
oolunn .bsrs vn 10 found tbs q u ts
ss,us sbss naval ooers 10 the servcs cssssia Jass
uo-soa and al ~ the protnlnssi shsoVii;sri = ihis
cy. ~so fsfy sDaorr him BY fegsssiiax bin 70 aaSru
tb~ l~<sare f
rns Ipss,rsskns cnssst " ssrv,si ftisoi1 vc'ssx
psossis ertsssins ovss forty nss fse. 'As'tbss d ne
vouiu~ b~u~s~s sns q tss oss~srsisf es'aif osiesy
oros1sxs sssvsa large raniins' q ihs vsss ssss'
q vssfss sas<.sss ss'ps n osSse hss si-s sss &c
plan oFus1sAip s~rtoo u ne wsrrsr ssf " us ess
brsssz "cses fsvuiviss cupss ttisis." shsh ibs %
ver,or essu~a ~s c~ s,s msthsf - prcss>''se gas
90 m. ,arrss psa. Ts.s- too last usrss Ysss ihs
osy as, W ,h co-si'y sss bsvs b@~a sroushi bess n
c,ssss. -tsos, the sso-l~iss a. Ne Rf,ss sDvss
usset.
To. oreer. q tbs kussiAs. i.Iss sss vrssss Y.sgss
a fsst have ssssee4 their .ss1t T. ~ escsi
% ,sR 20 . &rss ssne~f u vsf ssn oTtefs
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Mozart Hall.

Oar reporter In attendance at orar; Hail has,
ing and, like Mr. Micawber, waned patiently for some
thing TO "turn up" but the building enveoped in
Egyptian drkness and the Mozariers either ~
taking of the flowing oown with tho Saehems OF Tam
many or acting the part of philosophers bent their steps
homeward, resolving 10 wait III that indispensable
OF the morning repasl- the HuAp-to know the result
NJ fbe ala
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
John Morgsn Announces His Arrival o."
Toronto.

C-usssu. ice. I. isa.
John Morgan ts'esrAphsd " colsnbps fn,m TV-usN
yesterday, snDoubcins his arrival there.
rOaosro. Dec l. iss3
Pour 90 ave a Nassns felov pr~noI are feissftsa
10 have arrived W. right % ihs western usL
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
The Peace Or tn. city.

The election passed of very qaie,iy the poos having
little occasion 10 themselves preserve the
reacc o the city The arrangements for supprc.sng any
disturbances ercsilcnt and the Police Conmssba
entitled credit for their untirfbg
uons 10 securing for Tho public peaosAbs risctIon.
there arse hand fr4n Hrooklyn but tbeir
services not needed and Al sunset sbey
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
AhootinR ARaiH.

John u. Trspp. the candidate for civil Jos,os u The
ffth Judicial district, has been arrested sod octsd ap
~ Attempting to sboo, Mr. chsrlos Beerlsld. whom
wounded In hand
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
NEW YORK HERALD WE'D EsDAY DECEMBER

not BOOZE WAS the 1ammapy democrat and Il h, very
likely that this apparent only last evening" but
also during the day al the polls
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
bWTUh AM FHUM kUUAvlLlt.
Reported Great Battle
with Longstreet.
Capture of Five Thou
sand Rebels.
Accounts from Knoxville 10
November 2S.
General Burnside's Position
Still Intact.
Arrival of General Foster at
Cumberland Gap
General Gordon Granger Sent TO
Burnside's Relief,
&C.. Co.. %.
Accounts from Knoxville 10
November 2S.
General Burnside's Position
Still Intact.
General Gordon Granger Sent 10
Burnside's Relief

Mr.. james q. Fislpatriek's Despatch.
Kso1vmtH, Tenn Nov. ISL
Wa CusHsnLAsp car Nov 20, 1893.
We now In the twelfth day Of tho siere and tho
enemy haze ~ yet gained no advantage In fact We
much better prepared for tho attack than tho most
sangnins expected Longstrcct delaying II 10 supposed,
until his reinforccments reach him from Virginia
The enemy made a diversion hEt Wednesday upon our
position tho river, but after hours hght we're
driven back.
On the day before detachment of the second uohigan
made gallant charge upon and captured rlo pit which
the enemy had thrown up withn nyo hundred yards ~
works. After holding II time tho
compelled TO givo way before superior bers fell
back with groat loss.
MAJOR Byington Lost leg and is prisoner. Aaiusnt
Noble and Lieutenant Gapin wero killed. Lea,snant
Colonel Cormick, OF the Seventeenth Michigan. Was
wounded Ia tho rife pits Wednesday ycs,cr.
day.
It has been comparatively QUOT during the pas, t~o
days
rain shower set In this morning
The Pres. Despatch.
crsusSAu. rec. J, 1893.
Major General Foster arrived Al Cumberland Gap yes.
terdsy, route TO Knoxville.
There nothing hero this morning from Gcpsrai
Burnside.
despatch from CHATTANOOGA says that sunreeot rein
IofccmenE. under MAJOR CcneFh SJfdon eranges, nave
been sent To General burnside his success.
Reported Capture Of Five Thossana
Rebels.
cnnSAyrI. Dec ], 1878.
despatch from Cumberland Gsp 70 night that al
tho available force has been from there to n,secps
Longstrcctd retreat Into Virginia
10 stated that courier from Knoxville brinss ins,i
sesce Of the cnemys attempt 70 the river N Fun
day bringing general essassmsas, resulting 10 the
defeat @ tho enemy and tho cspt,re q Gsa whss'sfs
division of Ave thousand rebels.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

And although defeated let give three cheers
Mr.. Blunt and adjourn (Cheers given accordingly and
the meeting Immediately adjourned.
The Scene Refore tho Herald once.
Early 10 the evening the popuacc began congregats
about the HxRALD Office. What they there BE-
they know that from the HraALp bulletins ihs latest
and most reliable information would DO given In regard
TO the Let the crowd lot the square
ned let those who want know make their appearance
there Ia enough for ALL provided they will behave
Themselves Tho congregation grea, at the
Fulton and Nassau streets. Tho crowd not
only great, but 10 crush-n knocks every.
thing that has before occurred 10 . municipal
election. Il dhneuIt TO know whether the crowd
~ S svor o. % syo e,sa % o. % yS %
Gunther." "Gunther will be eecteds" "Not elect
"Now ri toll you about what believe, and III bet ~
slightly iaebriated) PIN from Chi--ChL" ~ Enow u;
your sse from Chichabominy." ono damn Chic.
.s soS s. S ssm resss sss
young man had be. $500 that boole would
Be- 3: sso.:S me he uSfoS.unas Nor % chicago % man, @ V'a
unnecessary 20 Ssy los' both hi. bets and hs: TO bog
going on tho polls were atl open. Orapnel rOus
placed upon iron places the stores and shoI~
Broadway, and Maiden lane, and the Bowey and away
across town were open for something was being done
,has politicians know nothing about. and nobody
bound 10 do we'll for tho city. "Ius.s their sowis
was the cry Of poor woman. Tho people, meantime,
thronging into the once of Tho HERALD A. the
nouncemcnts made giving ward for BooIo choer
was sroused-"Anotber ward Tor Dcos. another cbccs
for Borie" Hsb . ward for Gupthse "Tfuzxa Tiux1s
for Guniher. "Anotbcr ward for Gunther 7" rem mo .
don but Gun Gun thor VIII be lccted Five hundred
dollars hundred and nfy GunGun thcr VIII DO the
next Mayor Another crush and another cram in the
HERALD once.
Then the HKaALo buSetin, sx hosOand plurality
for Cunth>r The moved, but u hardly what
II moving nbut: seemed to appreciate tho feet
that 6anther Was elected, o9 knew not tho majority,
and after . momeDtary respite. another cacaiation
from the brong Three cheers for Gunher. aud
three cheers given and three hearty cheers tbey
were s'GI ry to Cunthor " cried ono man al always
liked Guntbcr" "And did mt ;" tad another. "Iiesa
sound peace snsn," exclaimed ono Hes nothing of
the sort cried another, but wo tke Lin better
man than Poole A. the returns In from minute
minute. and from hour the interest kspt
I'm uni he M Mayufalty dsl
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Fred Douglass dh not appcsr al the uooper Institute
last evening a. advertised In oouoec,ion with the "wo
mons Loyal League" II ha,irg been intimated how
ever that the election would be received tho
Institute, large crowds 4 persons attracted tLither
anIious " bear the resut of the municipal oonest
than the rhetoric of Fred All isappDilted, never
tnccss ov Fred did Dot make his appearance,
the retufns received there.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Republican usuS.-.r,er,

There was not very large asscmblage at the head
quarters Of the republicans In Broadway last evening
Perhaps the supporters OF Mr. oron Blunt nol 10
expectant of his return as might generally have been
supposed or may be that being entirely certain that
he would be the next occupanof the conssoral chair
they had previously resolved TO defer their congra,ua
lions until the great day OF his public Inauguration The
meeting held In the wen known headquarters was Of
somewhat an Informal character Never,hesss. there
was President, who ruled with nrmness over tho
proceedings OF tho evening" and a Secretary
who dub recorded the minutes and the re
turns As they came In. Tho former Mr.
Chas. 4. Spencer, who. with ba usual now ing
humor, cracked all kinds Of Email okoe which In the
absence of greater ones, elected loud appaue good
deal Of laughter Mr. James Mcclellan (no relation
General McCIcaD) acted secretary and although there
not overabuDdancc of 10 record he per
formed bis temporary duties TO the satisfaction Of every
enc present
40 the loyal republicans Increased In numbers, the
chairman was hardly pressed for informat regarding
tho probable Issue Of the days voting. After good
deal OF figuring and counting tho following statement
was given as the possible result Of tho contes up eight
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

This Information. AZ might we'll be expsct.d, dd not
satisfy anybody The fact Is that every body know that
there was nothing decisive IT, Although there
persons present who greatly doubted the success
Blunt they not altogether prepared for such shock
az the election Of Gunther by an overwhelming plurality
over the so called "riDg" candidates. despatch
therefore sent OF to tho police headquarters by special
the correct state OF the case In
the meantime Charley Spencer came back 90 he okes.
nqnring. among other things, whether, Gnnther had
really finished up Poole, he could be punished undor
act OF cruelty TO animals. (Iaughtcr) Some others
gave II ms their opinion that u would bs a drawn
game Tor the republican party u Gunther should bo
election Everybody expressed the earnest wish that
Blunt should in but II he coudnt, they glad
have Gunther. All kinds of views and opinions we're
passed around until at length great rush hoard
the and messenger painting and blowing furiousy
came rushing In with slip OF paper In his hand This
was mess,gc from Deputy Superintendent Carpenter,
briefly announcing the election Of Mr.. Gunther.
Mr. SPENCER then and said -GontleiDcn, have
tho pleasure TO assure that tho ring is gone
broken destroyed-rutped. ! have a despatch from
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter announcing that Mr.
Guntbcr has been elected Mayor OF New York, over
Boole by GOT votes cloud cheers for Guntber.) |
assure you, gentlemen j am glad o this satisfied.
And now although defeated let give three cheers
Mr. Blunt and adjourn (Cbeers given accordingly, and
the meeting Immediately adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Irry oufyyr

C.p,sin fsnns formerly - GcrsfAl Hsr's .,.r has
ss.ss~3 da,y q ne b.aagssrs' ~ the cssros-
nah o. To- Pa4sanar
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

FDtow rrrrrsSs We have the enemy and they
oury tchees fhe voice OF the peop- has been heard
We have beacn a tho most two fsccd corrupt End
desperate cIocs that belonged " or were dsDthsd
With political party fthrers do not feel. icIl1w
oitixefs though ccsd address you ~ length
asmoch mpieto.y exhausted with the sbors ~
The ciupaigp. But hope that sha be eabled 10 sood
my nsnsursi message - the is Day of January nert-
such ous - ~iii meet The sppr baton OF oil my fellow
citizens. (Cbeep.)
In spswer 70 Ysteatsd cheers and calls, Mr.. kcKoon
sddreeDsd the assemblies.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Mr.. ronLixsoN's SPEECH.

FELrow DgSo EATs--I never speak After a contest
sreak always bsoss ros The ass two o. thrss wesk,
have been engaged vith you In q noble, manly ant
splendid cosatci q bccrs And n have won
victory-I say ". for want 70 be rsd Of the woods
Csughser aud cheers) before shat victory; but VI
have conquered In this contest, tho city and county
this great Empire Ssafe proves thereby this fact
thai tho pcopIo are capable OF self government, "a
spite OF money, IN spite Of offce and in spite Of
q great, powerful combination designed 10 rob
them Of that great privilege. (Great Lughter.) }
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
HENRY q LEEps a Co, AUCrIoNEEEs HENRY
~ w. LEEDS GO win sell at auction, on Thursday

A. No . West rary.fouth street. between sixth AMI
-. .... serc'fh avenues.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fuENiTURE--Au in the most
(r vlei At' ~ 'een in use bat short time, made
~ uthinf o. 10 otleipi tn toe best STYLE vigNc
yet aud ht.ssels tHrcs Ar.e Mauri aud Pier Mirrors,
lnlotcI piat o. window ~ tsn-, Lace
n ~ ma y 70 orsr cost kugrynes, roeN ood E'a
gle SC stand. Mirrors Dpora, Cloks, Psrisn otn,.
,rcui4 Vases large Pen aud iak Drawing Centre TlSe
Sidc TsbIt sc Dining Eoon-Csrgei black Walnut,
- ~ Hh - Extension Table aud Chairs to mach. China
-! a.s ware, Sc bedoons-losty carved black wiiint
~ d ti, Dressing rcar marble top with iar.e mirrors
nne aatit.es and Beds THREE ry Carpets aud other NJ,
inhhl" Firnilgse. sale wll c,mnsucc with Kitchen Far
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
AsTROLt,GY,

ID
ks Sss ss s az, s%S 1ss can o. sas JomAs
ssv Eighth stcnue, above for'y-fourh street
LII WHO SUFFER FROM DISEASE SHOULD cAtf
20 and s see MS VIM gASxh ils Clair aud
eonsus sass o sesss ss ~ az sn, %
street between SIXTH and ssveaiA avenues " Nv w "'''
MADAME COLES CAN ByEoxsuLrEp o. Loyg
M % a'i IL SAMOA Ss$SsF: :,r.a, si
L-ulcs % = cce's, Gen..elaen ~ ~.
Mas; CosA peyyAL, IsDErEspExr cLAiRyoYASr
AVENUES is n. only person ia IN city Who sn 49, s
nia,m.,o1 o. lost prgper s6ssnt snds awsalts and
Esy.s aoS ssn s,sr q E T,qS.s'
should soss s .. Pog.r .ss sns. by soa. a her d
ssp,isa ~ ssss 'a s % gre Lumber o. person. a.
dssrr psrts:is .srcsa nicrs,oa ssoad sP avoid
doing Mrs Das.i ehienSes The world % proanee heT
equal eiher A. business OF a medlcai eslisoysn-
MRS FORREST. THE cELE EBRArEp ENGLISH Pro
she has natural s, Of foresight, eat t va ali yea w-,
Crystal aobe coniinusIy in ope alton i'm see saii.
iss,sn ven Private en,rsoss ss eornsr of fiih stree
sIAkK ire E.rsrs wns ssrn s, 80, ~ fa, nssgra 1;
sssrs of fe brings together ,sass long spssei csS.ss
;p,sy %ssf q % ss. ss s G ys
aS.ss e II 9 s' sss psfs s:s ycS s.s s ss, ssn -
ne. e.l hl. ta,orssg ., ~ As'cla-.s
ie no. 70 s.'s be so.ss aas whss s tested sas ~ ~ %
and esseIi, ss her mss ,sf =; fnr l.n 80 h e,,.
door. Ssn,ensen not admitted,
rrUE ONLY GENUINE CLArRvoYAsT AND AsrRoLo-
risi ne United s,:t's VINO sorn VIA nsi1rsi
sft who l. the lady ss, pr,siic,fd he present var
Two before n occurred and mkDy ps. .d~n-
as sr.s sss sss' ,ssss s
life dis~pstc she reclaim him N Il war
gain u for f have LOST prop~vty OF rp,
che recover them for and have seous
blsM any Kind no matter how ser,ons call upon her
will never regret H. She also snibes
She relieve you In the days ana cure you es
treiy many Call aud iry n Thfs Lair slrr,.
MANUFACTURES q wash called Csissss HIRE ss rsslie~
remedy Tor freckles and all
skin, wh'ck renders perfecsiy son and anocth y 10
highly pernnsd and IN eieRant sssscle Tor tee sosk
ron fully endorse this rtssement Cni - - n-sv
FAs-.-.sst-ss - e~ueen ttrss soH aeeeaa asenuoA
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTroN EouCE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY oproR
nousEKEEfERs AND HorEL KEEPERS.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
'"A' ''-'' THURSDAY. JUNE L.
OF The elegant residehce,
between Fifth and 81; n avenues,
xasailcen rosewoSi psnassS a. IVA 0'0'4 ''sssy
We've. Brussels and Iosraiu capei.
hfA est Glass and 'Aips w.yEs y.s. ana
e BOTH sactonser you'd cail 4e sit,a.os Of n.'''--
f'ss: '1'' ,.. sss
d .ap9 & auction IBIS .ou aas ph9s y FgS sn%
;s.say9Od farlor Suits very RELY cars. 4 ssversd
1.Ses rqGssa Easy Chars and Losn c,srsa IA
hae eliee.ian Of Oh aS,ins variety OF CHINA sad Pa
nan Vases lrse Mirrors bronze twenty one dag Clock Cor
sosvwonn pr, .ovnAGS MAGNIFICENT
STOOL AND COVER,
caryed legs and all modern improvements, only
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
s0 ana sps @
.leads Bsyeau wssh>taads sprug and Hair Mattresses
fables sae twS ssS pning thsir. reS French cssa
I GeS Sa sspase ass ss'aSsa css snss s
ses f.ole SPOONS, Fotks, inc Ivory Cutlery
pact or ship gosis iorparchascrs -.
UcTIoN NOVICE .-PEREMProsY SALE OF
"A MAGNfrfCkNr HOUSEHOLDS FURNTTuRR.
On sssnns q x,sm l. may concern
Recherche Works Of Art and iaf o.
Arv.les of vc-iu,
Silver Plate nh China Carpets &c, Ac
EUSJskL ". WssSrCUTf au,tione,T, Will sci.
The 5 sds ss s street,
The conpiis sse house. which
ID pctD eth eTefy thing sirabls fashionable and
eiegang Furnished residence all Of whir made the
best w alakers and used br. three aoSss rhe whole
PARtie 4 AND nR WING & 1oW PU aNIruRE CONSISTS
IL So OF th ee ull suits - ar Fuaitnre In French reps
w';a Sops two sperb Pier Mirrors Brussels an
inGsn Caipss Turkish Lounges, with Chairs TO match,
49, beanl Guile tos OF Manrsl Vases and Ornaments.
.vsn'y Oh Paintings, Damask and Lace c1rtans rich
DiSiNs ROOM gHAMsga AND NURSERY
sperb rosewood sreaus, Eekateas Iete Teies Spring
rFuwer \tscs, ChaMLer s;u o. ocks Dining
Furniture OAK BuSet oak Exenson Taics rich French
aohrnisD China sld glassware, Silver ara Tsb Cutlery,
W L, IA lnrg-ariey ,ashogany Beds
ssuleb fiar and Sirpg My,-t Beds idsn
No pos,poremee cash deposit required OF purchasers
fipn VIII oe ia ttendans 20 cart snip goods ot
cpareht scrs. -
"A ALBEM H. NlCoEAY will sell this day
THI kSDAY, JUNG
eAtI2s ocl0tt. at the Merchants Exchsnge Ne
l0SFiberty street
Regular sale
10 shs Am ,rean e. 500 500 shs L srsonl;asi,co s
'N0n y >o.s Nh Rha 100 10 Wash Mar ins Co.. 40
80 knsss;o lus Co. 70 3 3AfiorcaD Coal Co... 25
eNnian las Co.. 20 81 k4 ui,u Firriis,'a IS
ION American lns o.. 50 lNy Fre&Marlneins 100
% Commemorative 60. loi e Ser Amsterdam ins 70
70 utesnh"ld Gas * Co 10y 70 Wesinidl Mass)Ga.Co
~ Beverly Mass, do: 30 ~ Sasord Masl)GssCo 50
DGrocushu S(As-sido % ~ Hnmbodt lns Co. 400
$500 brookye City 6p c imp cords of 1861.
SIS 900 EvansvilAe Crawfordsvile RI LIST m D. bae
ALRsEr II. NltOIAY,
Stock A1,tn nneer an BruEer,
30 wii,an street
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
] osErn nEoEMAN ArcnoYEal

st 10 or'o'k 4 VI precisely, the Ccntral saiesoon.
w loagtlg, cJraer OF Pearl street. BfoOkyn.
Large sale good ond hauG Fufnii re IN scrl rn,
o. cr foiewood Piano. bt Sfoddtff Cottage Furuitur
sns Alrsantn Oman wood, i1aho.any aud walnut
fefut hud 'hahlh q Furniture, handsome Oice De
N'th lrln SAT- tel in .lTs. mahogany Ward
r""s, Per Class iichy embroidered ants wariro q
wy pieces, leIieiy new; rich re.ei Cr0cSofy tiair
,ure s's "a the sra variety Of Furnitgfe. vclsei,
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS,

AN INVALUABLE DYE FOR TIE wHIsKERs THE
"A advertiser VIII send 70 any person cncosns lhnee dol
corisuon OF the skin burning soifng the nxers
aud u Will not cost two cents Application Address
James Bruce. ~ Sixth avenue. New YORK n TIE
advertiser guarantees to refund the money the application
OF his dye does not dye The whiskers black. '9If