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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

Escape OF the Rebel Steamer 0irAMe
frosn Wilmington.
tFrom The Richmond why JaA- SOL
SAILED YOR EUROPE.
mo steamer Crane ssed frsm Osnfederals port .
Few days since, frcighted with csstsu, end having on
Dosrd - PASSENGERS the following pesssus ctssas q
Hicnmond;.B r. Fickleo, J. Peschy. n W. finnsysJ A.
Weston and w. p Bsrweal.
Movements OF tho Rebel ,0eaerAl Hail.
Prom the CAarleston Mercury, ian. e.
Major Genersl D. II. Biii passed thssnsA Raleigh on
Saturday last, roe for Charlotte whero his family
resides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

sDs"'. 300, luo ,Ooz
In the above staAnent 10 contained large amount or
bonds and interest bearing notes, which hand In
me various deposortss not yet issued H. important
% bear this In miad IN estimating the ect OF the
e last session upon funding Treasury nntse The loans
which such notes are funded those nsnsioned W
tno schedue as loans sof Nay 16 and August 10 The
enount OF those loans reported ~ the last meeting OF
Ooogress, was on the LIST q August, $4l ST. ,3b0.
- tho statement nov reported, the total
amount Of these bonds s............. $4,000 400
Prom which should b deducted amount fa
hand not yet disposed OF, say.......... 900 900
t85 Q00 400
And In order TO ascertain AAe amount OF Trea. \
suSy notes funded there snust be deducsAd
for the bonds Issued for produce, 1000 900
$500 400
Deduct amount reported Ia n August Al 577.2so
~.o.... 3lI4xxslo0
This balance shows the amsnnt OF Treasury notes fund
"a nve months, the average being about three anda
half millions per month
During the same period the Interest bearing
treasury notes have incresseA from. ca, 50a 400
I'm, $4,000
$50 100
from which deduct notes on hand IL .0Ox GOO
neAi increase U.s. us 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31
south Carolina and Her Tpoops.
[Erom The Richmond Dispatch, Jan. 2e.l

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In message Tuesday last the Legsatere VI South
Carolina the Governor Of that State General NJ L.
Bouna earnestly the repeal Of the act re-
quring the Adjutant General Of the State order
election for field officers Of the several regiments OF the
First Of Reserves and Of such other regiments
In service whose Aeid officers had been appointed by the
Executive Council The reason assigned FOR this recon
mendatien absence power to order election for
Geld ooeH OF regiments transferred Confederate
service. The Governor says that whatever opinion he
may entertain ~ the proprety Of the field ocers Of
these regiments being elected In the first instance he b.
stances, 10 allow matters TO stand they He
cudes hhs message with an Injunction 70 harmopy and
concert with the Confederate government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

Port Hudson Not 20 he Taken.
from the correspondence Of tho jackson Appeal
CHEERING NEWS FROM PORT HUDSON.
II there any Fears existing In regard TO the safety
Of Port Hudson let them be at once dismissed All the
Yankees this world and In that region where pine knots
ana cord wood wouldn't bring the rst cost OF cutting
combined could nos reduce Port HUDSON Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31
The Rebels Backing Down ON Their Re-
tnltatOry Policy.
PROSECUTION OF YANKEE ARMY OFFICERS UNDER

STATE LAWS.
In the Senate OF the rebel Congress Monday January
20, Mr. Yancey, Of Alabama, submitted the following
resolution -
Resolved, That the Committee the Judiciary be
instructed TO inquire and report whether officer OF the
that government, be made liable 10 punishment -
criminal for violation Of the criminal laws Of State by
State tribunal when turned TO State anthortiesby
order Of the President. ..3 @aa
Mr. Yanccy said ne in favor OF mode Of retaliation
which could be accomplished When he first sdo the plan
proposed by Ae Precedent IN his recent nesso0e he ds
Jauorably struck u, further reflection he was
indNced % belieo that ne State ahoris tosd RUE that
federal officers turned 10 them for trial were not Gasa
be TO State la,as. The resolution was adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

rI&s "sIruATlos'' IN HoRru CAROLINA /,
The enany has fallen hack from Tsrfon 90 that no -\
mediate advance In progress In the direction Of Colds
boro. In truth, the aboiinon forces this state are
practising aisher tha most profound most shallow
tactics Ihes are either going throush the eefara,ed
evouton Of tie King OF Spain, marching mp hl and
then marching down again Tor the fun the IN ing
or they are oonssAns some very occult deeiRs ukder
very mysterious movements. For instance, one day
General Pryor, In command q the Confederate forces
above sunoK found IN bss front only twenty 1--WE 70
twenty eight hundred q The enemy. They bad gone
somewhere, say 10 winton the thovan river The
nex day the enemy appeared 10 force not bess than
hfteen thousand 70 they back and nll They advance
from Newbern and they go back 10 Nevbern with what
precise military object We cannot see, unless they make
armed RIGHTEOUSNESS IN force for the purpose 81 robbng
hen roosts stealing nggers and committing acts of felony
and other mlsd.ede
We have referred 10 SufoK connection with ,ba act,
ern part Of the state because IN nearly every nont ~
view military movement IN Eastern North Csrolna
and In southeastern Virginia. are 80 mred up az TO DO
almost inscparsble.
Rumored 6ssarsction In Fosters army may have para
lived bn movements Tor the time being al IL is,saia "a
have done Burusides-so much the latter case Nc 10
make the Army q tbs Potomac quite much source q
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Recent Miiasary Operations I'm NortI
Caroline.


IMPORTANT rRDn NORTH CARoI&NA.
1F GsLpesoRo, ~. c., Jan. rs, 1893. \
respectable re1Sgee just arrived from Beaufort re-
perts the abolition fleet ninety sail, including two,
Asnitorss and six other onclads In Beaufort harbor
aeo, that 81 900 abobtonsts encamped at Aorchcad
City and Cas- DINA CkF.
Gszersl Rsbertsoo has just returned 20 Kns0O from
rcoannoitsring expedition through Jones and ODslow
He reports that company u cavalry Captain
ki0x) surrse party Of aboonets last Friday
Big Nauahesss Bridge, near Jacksonville t0nslow Court
balance. No loss on our side
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT DAWLEYS-BCSlNESS CARpS 81 loo; BILL
n heads So circulars $50 LOO; iaues NC luU
Books pamphlets catalogues posters All kinda
printing Paper purchased before the great r1so
New Printing Ests olshmcn Rcade and Con-
tire Streets .@
DnEUMATISM.-rIIE BEST OUTWARD APPLICATION
III ID ALLCOGk'S lorous Pxsrers. Tu0na;ndg have
of til distressing MALAY when huecteu m mo
wrists Joints. Sold IA Canal street ana NO
Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

mo THOSE VINO SELL vALzNTIxEs
~ rhe yush for the AMERICAN VALENTINE CON,
fANYs COMICS IL psscsdsnssa In ne y..sss
III mean something and Just suited % The year len
m you want lively VALENTINE TRADE, sss you
s0oos" xxERlcAN VALENTINE COMPANY.
No. les william street. 4
between BsskrnAa and Ana stsssA
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The relatives and friends OF the family also the men,
bers Of Putnam Chapter No 9, O. u A. are respectfully
denos Of his grandfather. 2e4 Rivington street
PAnLs-0n Friday, January 30, Of consumption, MAT.
the relative e ana friends Of the family arc invited to
attend the funeral on sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from his late residences ISL East Forty first street
PoKrxKR-On Thursday, January 90, ANNA daughter Of
Louis and Carin Portner, aged years, mouths and
10 days.
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock
from the residence OF her parents No 272 Greenwich
PArrrlsos-At Jersey City, on Thursday January n.
MINNIE AaEn, daughter Of George B. and Agnes N. Pat
terson, aged years, months ana 20 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend thefunsra this Saturday afternoon II
two O'Clock from the residence Of her parents $50 South
Seventh street, Jersey City.
RoonD-In Morristown, n j, ON Friday, January 30,
JArEs relict of John J. Roome.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
church. corner wism and Fulton streets, Monday
Afternoon ~ two O'Clock precisely.
tvpbod fever J.s Ros.xrs ate shef engineer Of Inc
United States steamer General Meigs.
psPs soa.s Bsspn on Thursday January
90 after short Illness MARoARxrrA r. daughter OF Enoch
II and Caroline NJ sturtevant.
invited % attend the funeral from her late residence
South Bergen sunday afternoon .. one O'Clock, with
out further invitation.
PhiIsdelphia papers please copy.
slmrro-on Thursday, January 70, at half.past nine
A. NJ, BAaHAsA Isux. sosl.so, aged 20 years. born In
Germany under Franklin Bhen.
Trr-on Thursday January 20, at eight p, NJ, LYDIA
cHass. youngest daughter Of Vim H. and Lydia O. Tice,
aged years and months.
attend The funeral from No. avenue G. this Saturday
ate noon, 81 three o clock.
vArxrTrxx-M Yonkers, on Tuesday, January a. after
long and severe Illness Mss MAncARSr vAxsrrxr aged
81 years. -
thc BRAIN vIpgnAR. only Of Isaac and Lydia van
Dyke. aged years and Is days.
me relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT c. HAYWOOD. AUCIIONEEk
a MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FuKNIrUkKi
CARPETS. PAIhTINGB, BHONZES, MIRRORS. SILVER
WARE. GLASSWARE. CUTLERY, &C,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

A LBERT g; HAYWOOD, AygIIoSEEs;
SSasdEgEH
WARE II 2F4SSMAstiv fG GsEio kivoTfdS. Sgt5shS' &C.
Tals d.y tsaturday,, ,,i Dee; al, iS .,.
doors west Broadway sale oommence at ii O'Clock
OF se als. aad 4 s q sf ssq
sure aud Works Of Art offered auction this season.
pRAWfsa Draw q 'isSS ROOM
saa ss o. Sars USfnss % % ana Bands
silk brocade oitomsns E'sReres Centre Tables Cabinets
Sc and Psasss SsiS o Ve
0rnsmeats, susbs for Holiday Presents; french plate
FIRST GLASS ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE.
nnshsd @ al round containing all the modern improvements
saSs ss Ssn a 4, e
sTon u se Of ss wae sae rss Sets OF tue richest 10
baek walnut; Brussels Carpets and every way beautiful
EASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
A LyAk A.ssAIHss$ g; gAKEE 4 CO. AUcrloSEERs
HOUSEHOLD
Panoforte Paintings statuary. Brouzes and many rare
ana costly Works OF Art and Articles Of vrtu a. public
Am. TmIs DAY ssATTUnpwAY ~, Dec Is.ds,
between Fiith and SIXTH avenues.
sale 6na%iSa Sq%%fps,9f Robns q = He 0'k
cnandelIss We've, Carps,s Lace snd roeate Curtains
Bo tcase Encognares Ca6net Console fables ebony Re
oeplon Chairs Ladys WORK Table Centre Tables
bury, Screoscopc with I0l elegant View Antique and
Gohic Reception Chairs Oh Paintings by smi. enl artists
Two superb Landscapes BY Coe Holy Family by selleres
sccres and Huntingdon Artistic Bron,es statusry Seves
AM Dresden hna Vases Pier and Mantel Mirrors
SEVEN OCTAVE KOSkWOOD fIANOFORTE
rosewood corners richest instrument offered at auction this
Season; StoD, Cover Music stand, Rocks Bureaus Bed
s.eaGs w.shiands en- suite, style Louis NV Hair and
Spring Mattresses her Beds Bapkcts, Sheets uets
LNcnsQn Table, Oyster Tutean Ente Dishes Coffee Urn
Cake La.kes, Callers. Spoons Forks; Napkin sngs Sal
Dinner and Tea Chna Dinner Tea Sets
Cry and RUBY Glassware Table Cutlery Linen. Couchcs
Arm Chairs, Oval Mirrors Bron-e Clocks; also large
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture. Sale pc.
remp,ory Parties wishing attend tbs sale can ase hs
fifli Sixth from the Astor. ST.
Nicho.s and Metropolitan Hotels leaving ., Sr.eenth
street. q few doors fr IN the hoass.
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EEQRoE q HAlDoCs, AuC1IoNELR -kAkTiiIS
VI wae aud hs~ar~.-By ROBERT HAYDOCk.
Thnrsdsy De- ~ atli ocoE stl sssssroo@ lei Lib.r
~ stree pAcknges Glass. b.efs Wines
Srrp~s Goblet. Ac Tscksg.. Dfuegss' Giss~sr-. -
rscsags Kerosene Cnimnissi also, for ash uudtf
csn's gnsye.ton, ~ era - Whifs oranie HRrs.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
NoTICE.-sALg or THE KENOsHA ROCKFORD

NOTlCE.-SALE OF THE KEHOaHA, ROCKFORD
~ and Rock I-snd Rsrosd.-The undersigned, Benil-
min williamson the trustee OF decd OF trust mortgage
bear ng dne the s day OF April 1857 made by the Kenoshs
accordng,to the laws of the state OF Wisconsin, and the
nosha and Rockford Railroad Company corporation duly
trustee also of deed OF bearing the
FIRST day OF March 36 ade by the Kenoshn
Rock Island Railroad Company corporation duly organ
hed under the laws OF the States of Wisconsin
by the sodaton Kcnosha aud Rockford Ra
road Companies and the Rockford and Mississippi Railroad
Company-in execution OF the powers In aud by the said
pSc or s % % n c Of w se a.
m the state OF Illinois to the highest bidder for cash
Thursday the 7th day OF January 1854 nj O'Clock r. NJ
OK The said dsy The following descrbcd properly
All and singular the continuous railroad heretofore known
the KeDoshs and Rock ford Railroad and
road extending from kcnosha In the State OF WISE nsin
10 Rockford Ia the state of Illinois together with all tho
rights OF depot grounds railways rails hridges.
fences stations other build ngs and ali
the lands aud aoents held or acquired by ehepOf
the ken0sha and Rockford Railroad Companies or by The
ead cnnsod aed In connection with the said rail-
road from kerohA to Rockford or relating thereto; aud
aso n the olis Incomes rem issues and profits and coz
porac other frnpchisss of either of the sA kenosha
and Rockford Railroad Cmpsn ss or OF said consotn,ed
company connected with their Aaa line Of railway from Ksns
shn Rockford therco, and also all
engines tenders. OF every Kind machinery. msohns
shops tools and In plemcDt wood and property conaecei
tueog OF sppntcnan. 60 the aforesaid line OF railroad
from Kenoshs TO Rockford Tho said VIII not include
any lands lots or other property OF the said kenesn ana
dated company which have not been necessarily
to Rockford included IA their dspos station
ton mnntenance convenient nae of the same, aud
which said Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Com
sad consolidate" company may have Leased or Otherwise
OcroBER -. 1863
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

NJ. MERWIN. AUCrIOAEGR.
"A. By BANGS. MERwIN co.
irving Bu ldings. a3t aud 500 Broadway.
SATURDAY EVENING Dee. IL. atT YclocS
STANDARD BOOKS-Mostly new. comprising 1ns libra.
ry editions in branches ncudng collection of
va able Medical and surgical Works &C also
ment of Photograph Albums &C.
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DY ORDER OF THE MoRTaAaEEs.
II TO RE SOLD AT AUCII0

q q e:
renowned paddle md ser sI.amsh,p ..asnp
Ter Length, oTs iO,hs breadth 81 feet tbs: dep h,
% na rom s d. % h. se sr
Ss Eng 1S se s hs
the lower deck hei9ht o, ,hy lee nstutln: 9er me
SSsS owns = her good aans-neni. be board
no%s M sSHGf Ge o Coz ' h Sey oer sF I Of hoss
eectlye four screw ensaes Of go hots power NON,
~o "s ps'rs airs Of @ s9,ary Try engines pa~ef
pHnSiSs o'ise. and tSrewns Of me- lwo sin
ss s % small for worsn after sspsan two dom
ss % sD Y fss sSS: c
per dsg sS' m n . sst Of s ne ssTs ~ asn
ps e. calm ars t. S SS ns Ss her es
Gle a. ow her 70 carry second ocs,deS
troop 81 .nd spss .
s e; sns & hs G s pav hen
great speed xh,c a, Of any ossan soiag steam
wha hoA her Ss osa cnsh f Tas snip nov il ss
For orders FOR inspection ingentores conditions OF SHE
A"u ' ''''' CUNXkb, WILSON 4 CO. Lirespoo!.
CLISros AVENUE PROPERTY AND sA'y STREET
sell at auction on satarda. nsc !. at is ccocs NJ al hs
o. lnsn md .naers syeascs ,ssh,Ws e %s Cc
being part OF tho estate Of Edwaed Copl1ni deccsssd
NapS are nov ready.
nASrEL A. MATHEWS AUcTIosEea, eS NASSAU
ptA tAf SAFE S oT s srHsftp rRspE AL
DASIE. 4 MATHEWS co WI eel :. ,.",o sasion thi, L
a. Ss.st ns.s Ns:s
landed i,P% iissIe s,l0 peFenpsofy 'nl "a
The, 20 srs now re- 'dy for examination a, sse-room
nAyIEL A. MATHEWS. AUcrIoSEEn ss NASSAU
ARrrsrlc BRoSzss; ihMiAN srArVErTss AND
RYcJy SILVER PLATED WARE
nS5 sTEHfH GhSH HaS ~ asS1a HdsfcAl
pAsrnL n2ukx1hf g. kxrSs ssAsS cS St9h H auction tai.
dsy csa,arda3l at II O'Clock their sa!esoo MAS
ssU F1n oo N Mass .ss s. as
an. Vel E ScTy s 1s asss asd so.
| now ready FOR eSaninstion.
DA,Ip .. EgAy, ArcrIoyfre WILL SILL InIs
iare, .rpets' soscs y diing Que lunch Bsr o,sier
Lamp Castors De antcIs s aso one Horse show Cases
EDWARD sISrzENIcN AucTIoyEEn
II superb esrysd oak Furniture rich rosewood wa y
sas % %%afe.1y f .poy & s M being yr .od
Ny D. ". ivEsA CO.. this day December r. a, Ii
| O'Clock, at 625 Broadway 4;
% .: % Fs rsas ; na an aG.s %ss ss
10 be sob end mat every lot vi"
Ne:r; Wheeler wilson take possession Of the store on
ras saPRRs i'fil CARVED OAK AND WALNUT SUITS
ETAGERSS,
wARDRoBES. &C. +;
CHAMBER SUITS aC., -. -.....uu.,. ,,...-
OF GEORGE uKxxEIs' dP 5Pf fPhiLabfhPaiH. Ne
In addition avery elegant assortment, OF the bes eiy
RosEwooD AND TAESSE S.sSST surrs
CHAMBER SUITS
LIBRARY SUITS, -
srsa, variety ct n.'y cs: s,.:S..o y.,
| Tables, Tetc -Atetes Etagere-, Whatnots,
| TWO PIAfOfoRrEs,
iSs *. .SS. s5ss on a's5sSfH .ssSfHcn p s %
osues ready day before sale Psesns be ao1e
this sale as the whole stock III be peremp,oriy sold
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

ORPHANS COURT SALE or VALUABLE HOTEL
" and Real Estate In the borough OF Bothehem-By vr
Tue Of order of the Orphang Court OF Northampton
cunty will bc sold public vendne tho premises on
that Of the Real Atc Of James Iciher, DECEASED
known The sun Hotel property. consisting Of three
streets land JAG u Lilly Reliance Firc Company @
H. Billing Heury9 Gue,rr's estate Jcdediah Wciss and
ohers particularly described In the petition to- the
granted, extending ia front on Main. street hun.
dred aud twenty feet and Broad street hnn
dred and eleven feet containing about and halt
OF ground. The Improvements thereon are OAR
four story Hotel Buidins part brick ana part 5000.
hh basement ontng Main street % feet inches aS
ain street 2t Zee nehes hy l6fcet inches In drp
brcktwo story Dwelling House. fronting Main street.
6tnehs by ~ feet 7nces Broad street: th1
brick But ding OF the man building use.b
wash kitchen and servants "a feet inches b5
iwo flame Stab. and Carriage hcuf9
feet front by G feet deep; Buian part so.s aaf mari
a'ny ussu a. WI 90. MUS, - py tset iBa,
within the
This is considered p the most desirable and
hoei pioPctues IN his ra!t ot renhsyvAA "s Tor
best kept Hotels ia this Bethlehem NbY tifuI
,nstei on the Lrhsh RIVER Us esrat,rnt s~ nary 10,
Young Ladies' Lno~n ard pAtronSed ffoai ss9 ,econ
OF ne mon is nchi'h' cilms, ioinsne tssv "odngs
and the active enterprise OF ~, oiksons. hss
popu,A pace o, s-orts 20 hsi ~ he sl.sn this
.tofl hAs oa Aws!s hlrh son ~ p,otts>T obliged T.
ine reSeNWS ePptcn Wsy nsson.
Ihe properly WI oe se'u ,psehs, or n psixy may bs
ucsneu hssef nistt stor by
tho conditions VIII be made ka.wu Al M,
tune and place OF sale. BY the Co"r, 49,,
CHAs AUG LuCKENBAcH Ad1aiasY 'etA'
BrtHtvarN. Pa, Nov. 20. 1853
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20 Wall street.
City Of New York, N
A Ucrios SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE.
sURERB RbsLwOOD fIANOFoRTg

"A
. X .$s,; :s III.
RUSSELL & g tGy m .s sSs s.y , Saturday,
ssis..r s sns ss ~ :: .s.
So gs i f.sT .as are s
rreech Vase. fsr1ps. sai Eisssre
sS's % c .s Ts - nSs.s0. .nS s
sss & e,sa os sa1 and.s S ssS sSa s SS
Ware rs ae. sed India CAT B9lealso ana cryssi en-.
liz I'E ..sr s'ys ss%s'f%s Tss
'Tii wffiIors iHi' Slsshsl ~ h.rv OR SHINE
Aucrlos EoricR,-wirbIsa IRVING AUCTION.
yLis ros r. csGUoD vii ~ sneron, on Won1sy n /,
s isse "a. Ell q e ~ Z esf ina d a
, r ,a, 49,. sis iss . a. % rssy new R3ss
i.irb,y ssssa,t CSus a sSin Ssoca,si s@ q. fsr
g. Sse. ne !" ss ss s s' nsSss ss
ing p..s' o,t'2as ~ r' m-rssasy snd 'ss yir
.,esd. IIs,, N.,,.es', "a B-- Nsrs.s spS Q,i,.,
soe sois ia riS.A Longs .rd S.ir: y ~ d'sns:
sss ni9s & s'a: ;s ;1 'S tsoa r. i, s lssr %
% &C sac TO r is L. Ssea Ssii s, fg r @' ''
Aucriox SorrcE-gxrR,onprXARy orroEr
-, ricasesseret, ard ns.en.pen
Ei,sans Rolssho'd Fa,rt .e
saturday. Dsc-mter
ilS Voc 2 slia street. ciia,su plso.
3et~ccn Fifth aud Sistf avenues
. bale eem,nsnang ~ lcs O'Clock precisely
NsIniicrnt rossN osd rianof0li lic.
..Ir. I. rsivcj. Br,sv sAnd irsTsin CArreis
sich Cut uiss am chlns Wac.
i. fVory TsL.s Cutlery aut Silver Ware
u. RO1Ii, A.c,icrrnr vri1 rail- he Aenon pf psTuet
N ran of ar., 60. fa,,lnr . nc .oye ,Ae ~ e ON
sss & s'sf.,sl .ssn sn ssa Pass u lfS @
sold ro.erooi Paiior sal ~ Tchy carFed cred VIII
rsrtlsh Kasy chsi,. q ifornr,s covered N ns "a
Tor ana Ffcnch reps ch Dr0ae ana Lace Curaus hr-
oiirsqn os M Paintings agiey cf China and Psrisn
IAwa la Mryors Ch ndeirr Bronze 1wenty.oue Day
trrh. tofnAr and UookGfzntf wOrd aud MAHOGANY
fesscads hnreaus Spring and Hsir Mattresses Bsnks
LounEes Chairr Rockers " MrrOfs. COr~s Erieusor Ia
ee mks'. chios aod Silver Ware Table Gallery Ac Sale
RtIkLEY PINK WILL SILL, on wEDNESDAr,
~ Dscereer ~. at ~ oc ock Al he Neichsnts FrchanGe
Slnyoom III BvoAdwav fur fo.r brick stores ana
Dwelnfs northeast of Eleventh snd rhT.
eA st,eeL eAch lo benG Is lsa nches ~ 10 fss dsea
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

RtI.kLEy PINK WILL SELL, on "WEDNESDAY.
Ds,emesr u. ., ~ ocock Al he Merchants, Erehsnae
elhsro3o. III BvoAiwav for four brick
Dwelns norihess, of Eleventh and ThT.
ts street eaca lot beins Is lses neses ~ feet dse2
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

g HERMAN CO.. AUCrIOsEkS s-saLE or A
-. fra c'as, Cancert sod Blaad sac on On Monday
December "a a. II O'Clock at 267 towes
tdrs OF sa d house. OF large io Of blact walnut
ana othe iaoes oak ana cane sea- " Srt.cc
Pee and Manel Mirrors, seyea lave Piano LoakinV
Classes EngraS Clocks. Oil fatns
Steve. Gne Phe eAns billiard Tables, Cues ncag
new. also sDendid BAR Couner land Frtixes large
said house Wines. Liquors andJIsesss; $40 Eilders
safe IN peffec. order. IL sale posro wthol rsserre
FOR
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

NLISTON AVENUE PROPERTY AND MAN STREET
" stores, by order of the Referee iACuD COLI NJ
sell auction Snturda, Dec IL NJ IL O'Clock NJ a. the
Commercial Ex mango 3os foltcn street bruoklyu 10
Lots clinton and apderb avenues ogetarr With Cot
tsbe &c Two Sto Nos. - 50 Main street,
being part OF tho estate OF Edwasd Coplni deccs Ssd
Mapa ar
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

M DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
w. day al lOh O'Clock, ut sAesroom 70 Nassau street
general assortment Of hand Household
Furn ture--C pes Sofas. Cbars Bureaus washstands,
Bedsteads Hair Matiressss Feather Beda Ward
robes, Gas Fixtures EnAmeled Chamber Suits &o. the
whole being the furniture Of family and cabinet
facturer declining business The whole peremptory
sOld OF cash.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
AErU3 U3EB'ENT Ty.

ABiU3EB,ENTy.
w NOT TIE sLIaHTEsr FALLING orr
u 'As Mr. LESTER ps w4ILaess js ssw DMAx8.
now 10 the ELEVENTH wgkAl ot it, splenisi rus Ia
~'' ''''s''' DC EVEsT s'iIsRsa svEsiso
Places Secured a week IN ad,ss &c. ~
Door: oi,en at IA o'eHarr commences stT,i; eiraAa
close on 10 IL O'Clock
PAhHki. Hi.,Ii TnnarRE. ga Re-. BROOKE sSs o,,,,g,,...
sxIUaDXY EVEN i'Si;;i. 'bec.mbs" ~ u : =
MR. G1hait1g pf,a mAaRIsos
M,ss Henrietta Irrins The Countess OF M.as,e,n
'.. w. s's.a Koahnr aAcAIRg as ,''a' '.1''' 1
THEATEE rRANGsIs- SIsLos CONCERT lALoos
l. EStkr ,TuksDA AND SATURDAY
sAit kph& ECENBER ~ 1855
LES lHLII $ DE MARBRE
Piay In acts inersp rsea ,,h sonrs bs X eodors
Barrieie, with the eotir .npany IA, ple cast
Doors open ~ a cur ab raised At ocoek precisely
ounce ior 'c$eFVeo."A.. G23 Brosdwey
HoPE CHAPEL. lis ROADWAY
- Inis aiternoeh,. =. o'clock and evening a X,
THE aAtshSo7 II stEREoscorTIcoE.
MIRROR or TIr UNIVERSE
This splendid ezierA une which /, nehy attracting
OF bosl cit u enables them 10 nsko the TOUR
oi we woi ~, ""os without the expense oi travel Tho
scENERy, acc HIrECrUaE AND sTATUARY
oI AL ssos nted Ia seres suporb views.
hrowh upon hhS smevsting hundr sl sluare feet.
ana 20 brilancy OF noondGy by tho most
powerful sh- kSn 10 science Doors opon att tours
begin at = M Omission IS csnis Tickets for Reserved
seals Sy cents uo had the ~ Firth. Sou
Co 60 s n,osHmv and st the Chapel Grand Maitiuees
ii. b. McKEoS. Manager.