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The New York herald., 1863-12-17
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
"A FOR HOuSEAEEPEkS.

HoUsEHOLD FCRNlTt RE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
VALUABLE HRONXES, MARBLE GROUPS, Ac.
RUSSELL W. We rCOrT Auctoneer, Will ,ru,
lhis trhursday) O'Clock T. " AZ the elegant resi-
1872 West Twenty first street. between seventh and
Ehh avenues The whole comprises very choice variety
of rich furniture magnificent rosewood Parlor Suits IN
sn hrocade, elegant Pannogte superb Bron.es Parian
Marble GruuIs aud Figures Paintings, rich Carpets
.leraus rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture Eva
h.thAn Pedstead s6U. Sprng and HAIR Mattresses
elegant Beds and Bedding rich Dining Room Furniture
Fsuoh CHINA ot every description Silver Ware RUBY and
Cryst cut Glass Ivory Cutlery &c Also enc Portah.
E.ntef Cooking Stove. Wi.ier'e Iron safe
SALE POSITIVE WITHOUT RESERVE,
RA N Gr shine. Catalogues at house.
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IL ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
PEREAPTURY SALE OF THE .- -
NJ. BERLlTZ. ESQ.

| Who fttIrlfE TTOIn busln0HH.
BY EDWARD SCHENCk, Monday and Tuesday, De-
ceber "A and 22 at l0 A. NJ at the wareroom, b3S Hud
% Charles street, the entire elegant
Stock consisting of elegant carved rosewood and mahogany
SUITS covered In bIocatel mOquet and hair cloth
Etageres Centre Tables in all different syes Card Tab es
Bookcases in rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bed
seads, Commohes, Washsands, Easy and Rock
Ing Chairs Reception do Lounges in moanet and reps.
elegant Dining Room suits. in oak and black walnut;
Bullets ming Chairs and large assortment OF de.
scripon OF class furniture. The above may be
amned previous the SALE which will be posi-
and without Purchasers have their fnrn
packed and shipped In the best 1t may
main the store free OF charse. until january l.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

DAwNBROKERs sALE-rIiIs DAY AT N NEW
Rowery, JAMES AGAR viii ,el at lOs O'CLOCK. large
assortment Of Mems aud Won.n's wcsrDR AurarpSkir.
uudercohcs Sk Merino Calico and other Dresses Coats
Pants Noss Boots Shoes, TIA tors Sheets Quilts paphets
Pillows Bosrfs and other Ooois worthy the ats non oi
the Iade and othcfs by order OH l. pDILLiIs, 90 Ca
tharine e'rcct "
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

DAvID ID EGAN, AVcTioNEER WILL SELL THIS
- day al 40 canal street noosehot Farn,tars eons.
OF Bureaus Beds, Bedding Blankets, Quiits Sofas so
IA Beds Lounges Chairs fables Stoves Velvet Three ply
and Ingram Carpets Also Sleigh.
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DALMER HOUSE,, 7s9 BROADWAY -uAypsoxsI,y
il furnished Rooms. with all The modern ,mproySmcni
for gentlemen, st The bove nuulbcr
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AucrInN.-rn 49, wnoN m NAN coNrHRN.-

AT AUCTIUN.-TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONFIRM
~ Ou Friday December Is at II CLOCK, at The mansion,
West Fourteenth sree-Ecfant costly Houschod
FrTr,turc order h,iy superb rosewood
Panoiorte with slid pear Keys two sold rosewood Paror
suits noranre coured ILdnl saun, beautiful
wood Esreres norwood Centre aud SIDE Tables. With Lis
bon tOp; very costly Manel Ornaments. Vases
CocNs, Mirrois Oh Paninrs Brussels, Velvet and Amin.
Caryes and Satin Window Curtains Dung Room
FurnHure. OAK Silver Plate Including n
ent and China Tea Sets Ivory fable Cutlery,
heavy cot Glassware 6c Also NAriaiy ~ Cham
her aud foud'r Furuitre suite rOssWoood and
boaauy, Bees aud Bedd nc Hair and Spring Mattresses
Inrrnin carpets SC Also Kitchen Utensils "
tons tsal cellar. Can be examined from 20 Z. N,
ihs day. Sac wlttout reserve.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

ID 2 City Hail, basement "
MADISON AVENUE OPENING.
The assessment list for the opening Of Madison avenue ID
cow In the hands OF the Col ecior and n
payable Immediately. The properly Affected hy Ne asss.s
ment lies between Twenty third
and between Third and sixth avenues
THOMAS p fTU Iolsrfor of A.
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HOTELS.

uAvAkA-rHE suBsCRiBER BBGs TO INFORM
her friends and prfsons intending 20 visit Cuba this
season ust she has taken large house pre-.
Jared 70 receive parties or fhnfes may choose
tend 10 her coBunusDoe vi their ratrouare Iopnr 10
merit the by personally attending " IL eorfor of
her guests The Amy hoel IN stuated on the nay and
Plaza de sap Franc SEQ with tine arr apartments light.
vrnienccs stisinable ia the place MARY 4. Amy
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

DOoE TRADE sALBs ROOMS ggs BROADWAY
ID GEO A LEANlrr, Ancuoueer -ByJ. n COOLEY =
FRIDAY sycnine, Dec - at oe, ck, valuable Pr,sie IL
irarv EuI Sh and American Books. consisting Thcso
sea NsdoA. VI storcal and Miscellaneous Works al
Ihrnenis n lerntrre very Catalogues Vcsdy
and busks en- eshihitlon.
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nANiEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTlONEER
pAsTEF, A MATHEWS A co beg lsj

IL DAslBh a. MATHEWS co. beg leave 10 inform
tslf suda the public that they viii nH"r At auction
ON FRIDAy EVENING, DEC. ls IstA
Al hhlf.uasi O'Clock
AT Ss2 BROADWAY,
Gtsone tldtp neyt 10 Waarks theatre BY order 81 Nr
&. DuhGoss, Of New Orleans. his
vALUJHLB COLLECTION OF
ANCIENT AND MODERN PAINTINGS
~ masters OF the French, Duch, Flemish aud Italian
fBHASTfAN BOrRDON ROLAND SAVRRY
sANTERFR. FArNEAu LATOuR
ncGARTu. NARriN DB vOs
BERARD VAN nLOOMBN.
fRAGONAHD. en-. LRBRtN
CAk1lFR HOLENAER
sGlGREr NAUMORr.
HkuANDtr bAUpOiS, ard oihers.
ALSO
TIE oRlERRATED nRlGINAL PORTRAIT or
painted by C. " PEALE 10 i55s ADD formerly a The po,
session az Genera Lafayette.
rhs entire collection v weu worthy he attention OF
boi@-.ufr and special attention s requested W the Portrait
q wa-tinFon ~ PcAle They sIc nov exhibition ms
sboIe from 10 A. o5P VI Catalogues ma he mad Al
tbe gaery a. The Onoe OF the alguo O NAssau
ftfest Maiden lane.
INAyIO SCOTT AUCTIoSEBR. -PERENrToRY SALE
~ 81 valuable Lots ia jersey tty VIII BE- ia at
poiic auction. Friday, Dc 49, 1866 - 4 clock T. "
The tle valuable Lois TOE HanIfartHrmE
pufposrs MORAN aud Ray streets tctv,cn
aud NaFhnfCu stTCrts aId a Ciuul the masltNe
wOrts VI scc.ts co, hsie lVshFe " Sicsc aHusL
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IL II. LUDLOW. AuuTIONEER.

Il, II. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.
~. Handsome Household Fu niture Carpets, Sc.-E H.
LUDLOW a 90. viii sell at auction on Thursday, Decem-
IL 1868 Al II clock at No u West Thrty-second
bove Fifth and Sixth the entire furni
tue &C. contained in said house consisting in part OF
carved walnut Paror Suit. in hair cloth rosewood
chairs, side Chairs and Uttomans plush marble top
Centre Tables Drocate and Lace Curtains marble and
Clocks fine oil Paintings ard Medalions,
Manol Vases, walnut pillar Extension Table Dining Chairs,
mahogany Pier and Dining Tables walnut and mahogany
French Bedsesis, Dressing Bureaus, Nashsands Gard
aud Fancy Tables, Lounges Rockers and Easy Chairs,
Paasses Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows Mirrors Turkey red Curtains and Cornices. Win
low Shades Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocl0th. &c
asrtncnt o China and Glass Ware together with the
Kitchen Furniture with watch the sale will commence.
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE .APPoISTED ny THE.
Board ~ supervisors 10 anime claims made assinsf
the county for dsssges alleged have sustained ~
the desrnuon OF either ea Dersona prope ry
quence Of he recent riots will bold meeting al the cham
ler "i the Board OF sgpervt.Ors No ~ Cv
Thurseay Dec. IL. 1885, At O'Clock NJ 10 .onsarr ths
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sALED Ar AUCTION.

NE0RQB O fiAYDOCx. AuCrfONEER DAMAGED
VI Eafthenware, by ROBERT HAYDOCk. Friday Dec
rs at II O'clock Bopded Wareho OF Jefferson
and Soath under wadens iaspeeton-lo6
oS hhe Granite and Common Ware. Terms cash bankabe
honey. fhe crates 70 be removed on day OF sale
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

EDwARD sINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER.
Ia HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
pIAN0FORTE. MIRRORS, CARPETS, so.
ByP. W IVES CO, on Friday, December Is, at llx
O'clock 1853 Greene street the whole Of the Furntnre OF
ho consisting OF carved rosewood mahoe
other Beds,eads Wardobes Bureaus Washsands
Pianofore, with pearl keys; Hair
Bedding Pillows Paintings, Vases Engrav
Glass China Crockey and the articles OIlcohs &o
On er b bitten ornng Of sale.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

r.. EXE, CTORS SALE on CHOICE OLD MADEIRA
AND SHERRY WINES, &C, &C. -
T. ". LUDLOW & 90 viii sell At anciion on MONDAY,
December ~ s63 AZ l. O'Clock. the -sesroom No Pine
by order OF the % James " Pen
dleton deceased,
choice rcion % due Old Maders and Sherry Wines,
a. IN deni Johns aud bottles, insisting Of March ami
Benson MADEIRA Bramin via India 1926 DO DO per snip
Howard l-25; Blackburn Madeira; H. B Ogden Madeira
msgnutus (bought Of - Lsnoh) symingion, Phelps CO.
Maera vintage Of 1871 Scrcsl Madeira, Yirst and DYars
sherry, issi Hermitage. Washington Norton * 2.
deaui, Sauerne, st Peray flehon De Longusse Clare
ls1l. Jamaica Rum, Whisky, &c.
The above al choice, aud wei worthy the aten
uon of cOnnuisseuTs
oHlfe OF he auction No. 8 Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

LNURNisHED Rooms, WITH BREAKFAsr AND TIA
Three surs rentcmen can be accommodated with
Breakfast aud 10 The house OF nrvate family At I4d
Fourth street. Who're hr are NO other boardcrs hath
gas dt
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

John II. BURLEY, AUCrONEER-BY r. ROLLINS
viii sell this day at o'clock. 1t - Canal street,
Dressing other Bureaus. Washstands. Ward
robes Bookcascs Chairs Extension marble top Centre and
other Tables Sofa Beds Brussels and ingram Carpets
cloths Mating Damask Curains handsome Parlor Suits
mahogany other Bedseads Hair and other
Pier Bar and Msnel Mirrors Stoves, Furs, Cutlery
Plated Ware. Pictures. Sewing Machine, dc
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
DALUu ar AuCTIOD.

DAWRBROKKRS sALE-W. NJ LkWiS. AUCTION
esr. win ssii on rhsrsiay December n nS Chatham
Jewehy, Guns Pistols. 1nstrumsna 1e By order g
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

IL IT, LUDLOW Al CTIoNEER.
u. FIVE VALUABLE LOTS
SOUTHWEST CORNER or
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH SIP
Il. IT, LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction,
On SATURDAY. Dec ~, at II oc'
Al the Exchange Salesroou.
III broadway lrnnty Buidiugi, New York, -
snhest eorner Of fiih avenue aud l2oh street The
i've valuable s opposite Mount Morris square described
on das an n.l TAT !enlars at The oaee OF toe auc.
uoneers, II. bCpbowA co, No SPINE St, near Broad.
EDWARD rETTlNGER, AuCrfoNBER, so WALL
~ street. cells on Friday, December ls at l0S O'Clock,
of the Fourth Avenue House JsS Fourth
nnc coussing OF Bar and Sitting Room fturcs s-iscon
81 uottled Liquors and Liquors IN wood Tables Chsis,
Beer Pumps berohns. Paintings, sc Sale peremptory.
IN COTTON, ArCrIoNBER -ExrRA LARGE SALE
Of Household Furniture French Plate, Mirrors Cur.
rosewood Piano. Gold Watch, sewing
Machine Paror srs ensmeled furnitu-e, Carpets rich
Chandeliers, PaiBtngs, Ac v COTTON will sell on Friday
December s at 10b O'Clock ~ No ~ Broadway. opposite
Hotel very large and choice assortment of rien
rosswood mahogany. black walnut and osk Paror Dining
Rooa and Redroo furnure Marble top ,entre and Card
Tahee Extension DO, French Pate Per and Mantle Mir.
rorS DAmask and Brrate Curtains CARPETS and Ocioths
trohss and Tlns rhandeer, ~ two sewing Machines
y anoiore octaVr city make, slvcr Plated
Nate llair Mniirassrs Refrsora,ors Once Dcss- Oh
lsnunie. &c Aiso a aite afsofmcnt of plsin second
hsua bofhituTc
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JOURNEAY. AUCTIONEER.
IA. Once No Pine sreeSnle Of valuable Building Lots
iocated Brighton, Staten Island, peanboat
landing at public ancton Thursday Dec H. at the Ell
change saesroom III Broadway, at u o'clock NJ. ny A.
JOURNEAY four Lots fronting Jersey street and York
Maps and ful particulars AZ The Office Of the
Neneer. No. 0 Pine street.
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Nanans VIII be re lured 10 prove the ownership of
pro efN iesroved the facts Ia relation W ts Destruction
and ~" value of the property
The shove named persons with their witnesses nv~
ELIJAH y. PuRDY,
JANIS DAVIS 4
AUGUSTUS wEisNATN sree,,M r,,,a
SMITH ELY .r '""mN'es
OHISON RLuNT
kOsEFr q. IN.rcurSos Secretary
nav boRk, Dee. IL, LSA
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

YNHg FAMILY PACKAGE FOR THE HOLIDAYS A
Il case containing dozen bottles assorted liquors
Brandy Bourbon and Scotch whiskey Sherry and Port
Wine &c. all OF the pures qualky. Price ti2 orders
the country promptly attended %
SAMUEL ELLISON, Ic3 Broadway
GOC 00O "A SPLENDID DIAMOND. ny "a n
9s4.VOV. the most beautiful and largest
roriei Ita the United States now exhibition o.
sale at BISHOP a REIN & Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

- HERMAN co, AUCTIONEERS, WILL BELL
Cs this day, al II O'Clock al 75 Second street, the ene
OF Fixtures and Furniture Of Brewery also Horse
Wagon and Harness IN los TO suit purchaser Also FRI
December A at n O'Clock at 7O Third avenue the en-
Stock Of Grocery and Liquor Store. consisting OF
general assortment Of Family Greceries Counters Shev-
GLASS Cases Scales Fixtures Liquor Barrels Kegs 30
Also, Friday December ls at saesroom IS BSwery al II
O'Clock large sale or Wines, Liquors and Cham pagDes,
Erandes Gin BonIbon Whskey, Port and Sherry Wines,
Chanp nd other LiQuors.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

HENRY D MlNKR. AUCTIoNEER-sALEsRoOM 81
Nassau street, opposite Post MORTGAGE sale
Rne Jcwclry Watches Chaius. &C. the large
jobbing house. MINER 4 SOMERv1LLE will sell a anc-
hon. ths Oa O'Clock, at their eaessoOu 81 Nassau
street. ne Jewelry Watches Chains, Ac comprising fine
and mosaic; Rings Pins Sleeve Buttons Studs Braceets
Buckles Sides Crosses. Lockeis. Hooks Pencil Cases,
Chains Gold and Silver Watches in great variety U be sold
without reserve. by order Of MARSH COE WALLIS.
attorneys for mlrtKagee
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

L. II. LUDLOW 4 Co, AUCTIONEERs.
". Executors sale uabe Improved and Unimproved
Property order o. the OF Richard
Wells, deceased. f H. LUDLOW a co win sell at auction
Saturday December - 1858, at II O'Clock, at the Er
change salcsroom. No III Broadway. Trinity Building
BRoApwAY-No 1d5, west side betweea Eighth aud Ninth
streets
NASSAU SrUEr-No 90 southeast OF Cedar
StxFu AytNytNus. ia ami llO corner OF Ninth street
BONp Su,Kfr-No SS between Broadway and Bowery.
GRtkNt SrHFET-No lG3, between B4cecker and Houston
streets
ANtfY srRtrr--No H. between Mercer and Greene ss
IHaRlts SrREET-No. l6l. Washington street.
BASE STRFKr--Nos. B and IS. near Fourth street
WIS., SIRkIr-ho f6, corner OF Charles street.
Ninth stRbyT-No near sixth avenue.
rwtLFTH SrRIfr-Nos 2ts and go, near Fourth street
SNrErNTH STKtIT-No 9OS near seventh avenue.
NiNtrEENrH SrEKEt-SOs 73 aud 10 between sixth and
seventh avenues
TwFNriYtn srRrEr-Nos - 70 So aud 90. Six
lO2D SRHFrh lots " ;, 500 feet east Of Fth avenue.
lO3n SrREiri lots :. s. 21h feet east OF Fidi avenue.
Book maps, with full particulars. al No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

pAwEBROKER,s sALK-THIs DAY. AT Nx O'CLOCK
Il by BELL A INGRAHAM, IN the auction rooms.
New Bowery. 500 valuable pledged Goods Clothing
Bedding Dresses Ac worthy The attention Of dealers &C
tanal street
, 1863-06-30

CAIRO, June %. 1867
MEssRs. ED1roRs: In your issue Of June
aa5tb, Ia letter from "Rnral'' dated Walnut
Hill, near Vlcksburg, June 18th. Under the
head Of Sanitary Agents, the writer, commenc-
Ing with rhetorical flourish Of orbits and fos.
sils, has undertaken to relate something oi
which he was not we'll informed, and with .
know It all sort ofa style, has jumped at con.
cluaions very wide Of the mark. :
l. plain statement Of facts is a11 that ia nee.
ces6ayy. In the case, viz: seyeral car loads oil
sanitary goods were sent from Chicago and
other places, designed for the steamer City o1
Alton. The Alton arrived in the night. For
reasons unknown to the writer, she did not
take ali Of the goods referred to above. Col.
Hough, who had charge Of. the sanitary de-
partment on board, told the agent at Cairo
that the master Of transportation Ind assured
him that the Ohio Belle, then in port aud
hound for Vicksburg, would taxa the supplies
left by the Alton, in the morning.
At The proper time the agent, ns requested,
made application to the master Of transporta-
ton for the Ohio Belle to take the goods,
when he was informed that 1t was just ascer-
tained that ahe could not take them.
No other opportunity occurred to ship the
goods, As all bosts were taken by the Govern
ment for the transportation Of troops, until
the sanitary boat Dnn11eth arrived.
They were taken 90 board BY her and landed
at Memphis (by order Of the United States
sanitary agent, near Vicksburg,) rs being at
the time the place most In need Of supplies.
Respecting the pay Of agents, which s'Raral'
is 80 confident about, it would be well for him
to 1earn from the Sanitary Bureau, at Spring
field, how much their agent at Cairo has re-
cetyed during the past eight or ten months.
, 1863-06-30
Commencement.

The Annual Commencement Of Be1oit Col
lege will take place on Wednesday, the sth Of
July next The exercises connected with the
occasion wil1 be IS follows:
The Baccal2urcate Sermon, By the President, on
the afternoon Of the previous Sabbath.
An Address, before the missionary Association.
by Rev ". D. L. Love, Of milwaukee,, On Sabbath
evening. -
: T. o. Howe, United States Senator, on Monday
evening.
and Sophomore clasees, on Tuesday afternoon.
The Alumni oration, by Rev; 2. =: Avery Of tho
class Of .69, and Poem. By Rcy. E. N. Lewis Of the
class Of 'b9, on Tucsday evening.
Exercises Of the graduating Class and The Mas
ters Grafton. By Nj. c. H. Mann. On Wednesday.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
Candidates for admission to College classes viii
be examined on Monday and Tuesday. -
The evening services will be held In the
Firft Presby terian Church, tho others in the
Fi1st Congregational Church.
Those who pay full fare on the Rae1ne and
Mississippi, the Chicago and Ga1ena, md the
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Railroads, to
attend, Commencement. will be returned free
On presenting certificates from the College
Treasurer. Certificates good for Wednesday
md Thursday.
, 1863-06-30
Miles.

Old sAN JAuNTo HousTon.-Tho Chatta-
nooga Rebel, Of the 10th inst, says that Geu.
Sam. Houston ii growing indignant, and
threatens to " take up arms sgainst the Con-
fedeEacy, unless b. u treated more ciyiIy."
, 1863-06-30
DISTANCES FROM ElAGERsS-
TOWN TO HAKkEsfSI2UHsG.


The following are the towns and distances
On the Cumberland Valley Railroad, from
Hage1stown, Elk miles north Of Wlliauasport,
on the Potomac, to Harrisburg, along which
the rebels are advancing:
, 1863-06-30
OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER,

The Copperhend Legislative Appro-
prfation for the SoIdiers-Scrcnade to
tscn. McCIerDhnd. Gen. Efrnynan
and Governor Tates-Thingr In Coles
9'OuDty Chserine-The Gold In the
Treas1ry-Pubuc School Examlna-
tipN.
, 1863-06-30

The capture at Portland Of the officers and
crew Of the pirate Tacony-which had been
burned By them few days preyiously-has
arrested for the present the destructive prog
rcss Of The rebels on the New England coast
and among the fishermen. =
The commander Of the Tacony, Vim. Reed,
is described b. Capt. Smith, one Of the fish.
ermeu whose schooner was burned, ms Mis-
siss1ppi man, of small frame and dark Wis
age, and would not, apparently, weigh orer
ninety pounds. He Is u NississIppIan by
birth, education and principle. He claims
that the Federals hare destroyed all his prop
esty, and that he had done no more than what
the Federals had done. In making his depre.
dations, his standing order was to shoot down
any man who proposed to resist. - =
The Tncony was far from being formidable
vessel, and for this reason, doubtless, she was
burned By Reed, when he came in possession
of the schooner Archer. She appeared to be
about 400 tons bu1then. Outside che was
black. Her waist was quite deep, and she
had only single deck She was armed with
single brass Iepouuder, which was mounted
on the poop deck as sort Of scarecrow. Her
officers and crew consisted oftwenty~three
men, 80 that every man was captured, and i
nov safely lodged In Fort Pseble. The second
officer Of the Tacony is a renegade Yankee, d
Cape Cod man, and It is stated that 1t WAS the
intention Of himself and fellow pirates to go
In and burn Proviucetown, the place Of his
nativity. The Tacony, before her destruc.
ton, had probably captured and burned from
, 1863-06-30
THIRD GRAND
GIFT CONCERT
Great w eSteIn Band
AT BRYAN HALL,
ON MONDAY, JULY 9Th, 1868.
1900 MAGNIFICENT GIFTS!
CASH VALUE, $3,O00!1
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 1000.
One Dollar a Ticket!

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s's ssse serpsnsas sS s1s 5osso: Il .d lSald n asns ne
6etsSe 6shs Rosewood fiaso. large round cor ''
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nsissss ana 5 tosa,nf a. toR csn: ;r:ic;;: 1@@ 9
siSinser 8 c. n!ettef ( Machine ..:,...... GSa
81 s. EEfss Gssa ks;sa wet Gold nooDo rmss Hunt 500
- Eighteen karat Ladies' Gold Watch. 3osa
can1,s c ~ nnia Watch 1sA' S]s' y F''' mn
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NJ an sn ... 63Ga
f63d sI Psna snd Pencs escS IN s0
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, 1863-06-30

A RLINGTON, LEON AND
IL pONNrKKRB MINsTRK19.
Qpa1a House. Randolph street, between TIC Mattason
:. and Sherman Honsc8-
MONDAY EYHNINC3. June 18th, and every evening
during the week. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEk
OF THE PREaEEr r aEASDS. First week Of tho Ftye
songs, new dsncss. &C.. Ia all splendid blu for the
astwesk Tuesday June soth. benefit Of Albert Jsnea
commencing 81 Ok O'Clock P. ii AArlyEK on satur.
Day. duly 4th, comm encIng ats O'Clock r. u. Ad-
u1lsiop Is ctste children under l. year at hge 10
Natnea only Ii tenta, B 8. DLNGRS3. A2t.
tcB g9l51W
, 1863-06-30
The Reported Fight between
f11e Vanderbilt and Alabama.

tnE HS1nACTDxxE anu iA11103E111E%
The brig George. Capt. Perkins, arrived at
New Haven Thursday, from st. Croix+ whence
she sailed June 9th. She reports that on tho
sth Inst, from the Observatory at Bass End,
two steamers we're distinctly seen, In the oflug
toward St, Thomas, engaged In battle. The
cannonadipg WAS distinctly heard for some
time, and then ono Of the vessels suddenly
disappeared It is supposed she sunk The
other vessel steamed out ofsight, aud proba-
bly, proceeded to st. Thomas. Adyices from
st. Crolx also state thst merchant in that
island previous to the Sth Instant, sold guam
tity Of coal to be delivered on board the Ala
bama, at West End; that the Governor Of the
island had protested against the transaction,
and that he had sent ! body Of troops orer to
Wett End to prevent the delivery of the coal
on board the privateer. The merchant was
very indignant at the conrse the Governor had
adopted, and had taken measures to hare him
turned ont of Office. The affair caused con.
siderable excitement. The United states
steamer Vanderbilt was reported Ut St Thom-
as June 9, one day after the reported fight
: Il the report prove true, 1t is more than prob
able that she was tho vessel engaged: with the
pirate, and that the latter WIS sunk.
, 1863-06-30


regular Chicago retail pyteea
JAMES BOLTON,
AGENT for T. n Singer Co.
j. H. D..UCE 4 co
TIEO HKSDELS0N.
At the close Of the Conctrt. :he Gifts will b. drawn
II the presence of. The audieucc, oy commttoe sp-
Doors open at Z. Concert to conmence ss "
o'clock Tickets H. Joi c&o !v
, 1863-06-30
An Explanation.

THE SANITARY CoMm1ss1oN.