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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r.. X, co..
fssessss September. IIth. 1862.

NHANGE OF SCHEDULE-The following trains
Twill be run on this road and after Monday,
September 18th:
The Mail and Passenger Train leaving Richmond
at O'Clock A. M. for Staunton and intermediate
points daily. returning will leave Staunton at o.
clock A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond at 6I5 p. NJ
The ommodation Passenger Train, leaving
Richmond at 800 P. NJ for Goraensr;iie ard inter
mediate points daily, Sundays excepted, returning
will leave Gardonsyiiie at O'Clock P. NJ and arrive
in Richmond at IL O'Clock NJ
The Mail and Passenger Train West of Staunton, /,
leaving Staunton at $50 A. M. on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, and returning the same days
The Mail Train connects with the Orange and Alex
andria NAH Train at Gordonsville for Kapidan and
at Charlottesville for Lynchburg. 1t connects at
staunton with Stage Lines for Lexington, Harrison
burg ana points further North. Servants travelling
in first class cars will pay full fare.
The Freight Train leaving Richmond daily, Sun
days excepted, at $50 A. NJ. and StaInton for the
West at $3.50 A. M on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. The trains will not run West of Millboro
H. d. WHITC0MB,
General Superintendent.
Sent 23-tf e's sa--
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IT AND FOR SALE.-In virtue of decretal
IL order rendered by the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, in the cause therein pending between Eliz
abeth Longs administrator, and James Aliens rep
resentatives and others, shall proceed the prem
ses on Saturday the 14th day of February next, to
sell at public sale the hgest bidder the tract OF
land held in their life time jointly by James Allen and
Elizabeth Long. The land is situated IN the county
of Augusta about 81 miles west OF Greensiile, con-
tanning about 200 acres; me Improvements are
house. and stone spring house The spring is as
good as any in the county There are several other
springs on the land and an excellent orchard About
40 acres of the land cleared the balance IN timber OF
good quality.
Terms Cost of the salein hand Remainder in
equal instaments of SIX eighteen and thirty months
the purchaserto give bond and suiclent personal Sc
and the tile to be retained further security
Jan 6-tds JOHN NEWTON, Comm
GALE OF REAL ESTATE II will offer for
sale. al public auction, in front of the Court
house, on the 5th day Of February 1859, seven val
liable HOUSES ard LOTS, and four LoTS contain
ing of an acre each-all situated IN the town OF
Stanton. on l. aod years credit, the bonds bear
ing interest from day of sale It the purchaser de-
sires it, be can pay all in cash. ANY portion of the
property will be sold privaseiy Delore me oay OF
SALE if desired by persons wishing 10 pnrcnase
tsz- Any one wishing to see any of this property,
can have it shown to them by application to me:
Jan6-tds .a NJ. y. .nnAhMAN-
r AND FOR SALE.-In virtue of a decretal or.
IL der, rendered by the Circais oonl. OF Augusta
Groah Administrator, and GroahS heirs and Others
Tsha II ~ nrocaed a. the premises, on SATURDAY.
the ssth dsy Of February to sell at public sale,
to the highest bidder two tracts Of LAND situated
in Augusta county, about miles Southeast Of Mid
way and miles South OF Greenvllie The first tract
| contains lag acres and the tract on which William
Groah lately resided. The improvements are good
Log House, small Barn and a good Orchard, about
The second tract contains 1876 acres, adjoining the
first tract on which there small Log House and
Orchard, about % acres cleared 5k34Hst
TERMs Cost of sale and SUIT in hand, and the bal
anoe in equal ments of g. 18 and 80 months the
purchaser giving bond with good security and the
,js Jan td 'so.-tds = = 'A' JOHN NEWTON, com'r
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z PUBLIC SALES.
E7O ACRES OF VALUABLE LANE
VI . FOR SALEzThis land is situated on Bacl

EzO ACRES OF; VALUABLE LAM
ClO FOR SALE.-This land is situated on Back
Greek, mmed dately the How rdsyille Turnpike a
bout miles South of bofo 1T contains about
and the residue in heavy Pine Timber. There alse
on the place large Orchard Of choice fruit. The i'm
provements valuable: consisting of two new
Dwelling Houses a Store House, and all necessary
ont-houses also, aSaw Mill. which is in good repair.
The Store stand is good large business having
been done formerly We also have the advantage CT
advantages of the water power might be made very
useful In propelng other machinery besides the Saw
Mill offer this valuable property for sale privately
until the 18th day of February, at which times if not
sold privately, it will be sold to the highest bidder,
with ell my Personal Property, consisting of Horses
Wagons. Farming Utensils, &C. Any wishing to
purchase cheap property, can do SO by calling on my
brother at Sherando. J.. NJ. LEWIS
Jan 2N-4tx - CO. 5t9lt ls 80 80.
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DULLiC AUCTION.-Iw will proceed to sol, on
II Tuesday, the 10th of February next, the FARM
belonging to the late Hugh ]. Crawford, decd, on
which now reside. 1t contains about 23l acres, ly-
ing on the East side of South River, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Kennerly, ST., and Braxton Davis
es The buildings are new. It has afne orchard Of
choice apple and peach trees besides every other
riety Of fruit, including vineyard.
IT the land sells, will proceed to sell number of
all kinds of stock consisting of horses stock cattle,
milch cows, calves colts, hogs. and probably sheep
Also.l carriage, setts of carriage harness, buggy
harness, wagon, carts, q variety of farming i'm
plements. u i I.s; La s. ..;si3.sesse.sss
Terms accommodating and made known on day of
SALE H If Tuesday should prove incement, the
sale will take place the next fair day, commencing at
IL o'clock, A. 5f'ss So,
CAROLINE 8. CRAWFORD,
Jan 2G--at 1iN Administratrix and Trustee
a64srssg ~ si-4 seas geA of. III, j. Crawford.
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W Rock. Reg. copy st and charge this Of

A UGUSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE,
IN The subscriber offers for sale his plantation on
Back Greek, s miles South of Waynesbofo, near She
rando containing 120 acres also tract tof mountain
land bordering on the Howardsyille Turnpike, con-
tanning 400 acres. If the above mentioned land be not
sold privsely before the 18th day of February next
it viii, on that day, at my residence, be offered at
public sale and as 1t is presumed that persons wish
ing purchase will call aud see for themselves it s
therefore, deemed unnecessary to give description
sF :, 4saN Il ~ S. a. HUNTER,
y j an 20-tds : asls5.3 5sl Near Sherando..
sDUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
of January, 1863, at my residence, on jennings
Branch, mile below Churchvle, in Augusta aounty,
head of horses, 16 head of sheep, q fat beeyes,
mich cows, 6 head of stock sattle, some straw and
fodder, wagon and harness, some farming utensils,
20 barrels Of Hour, DO bushels of whest loo bushels
& TERMS OF SALE ;-All sums under $5 cash, and al!
sums above S5 at credit of nine months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
Jan 2O--2t* 80. JOHN KO UDABUSH.
r AND In MARK ET.-We will sell, at public
IL sale on Saturday. the 3lst of this month, on the
premises, our Farm on Buffalo Branch near Church
vile, containing l30 acres. The land is of good quail
seven miles from Staunton; has every convenience
and is desirable estate t@ 20 ~ atss
s TEEMsOne. third in hand, balance in one, two and
three years, secured by vendors lien.
IS fs2sa ~ JACOB F.. KELLER,
Jan 20-2t* ss5o JOHN B. KELLER.
DUBLIC SALE OF, GOVERNMENT
i HORSES AND MULES -7On THURSDAY, the
Ho ses, twelve Mules and two Oxen, at public auction
at Staunton, Va. Terms cash. Sale to commence at
IL o'clock. "A t,s,ae Off, 81 81. M. BELL
Jan 2o-2t las sr.as...g. Major & @ N.
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LincoIn,s Last.

Lincoln Chase, Why is one Of your green.
acks like Jew? oHos -s-rsi - s1Tli = -
Chase-For the life Of me, Mr.. President. I
ca can see no similitude between Jew and green
Lincoln-Because they recognise NO LIVING
REDEEAER. ,,s4-,r - 49,.
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: COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

Staunton, Va, Jan. 6, 1862.
NJOTICE-To the creditors of Stuart McClung, late
IN of Greenbrier county, Va, and all others whom,
it may concern ss4
By virtue of decree rendered by the District Court
of the Confederate States for the Western District OF
Virginia. at its November term, 1852, in the case of
the Confederate States sueng by T. j. Niche, Re-
ceiver, Plaintiff,
AGAINST 8}t
R. j. Glendy, in his right, and partner ofStu-
art McClung. and Wm II. Watts. and Annie R. Watts,
his wife, made parties by the said decree,
It having been adjudged that the interest Of said
McClung in the property, real and personal in the
answer and petition mentioned is sequestered, and
that the partnership between the said McClung and
the Garnshee is and has been since the 7th day of
May. 1851, dissolved am directed to state and set
tie the accounts of said partnership; and, also, the
accounts of said McClung, with the said
garnishee, and such other creditors may be con-
vened before me by this notice notice is hereby
given that will proceed to execute this order the
10th day of February next, at my Office in Staunton
continuing the same from day to day until the said
settlements are completed; at which time and place
the said creditors of the said McCung and all parties
interested are required to be present.
gssa JOHN G. BOWER,
Jan 6-4t Commissioner. &
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NEW TOBACCO STORE.

!. {.
rT,HE subscriber would inform the public generally,
Il and the consumers of the delicious weed par
ticularly, that be has opened q NEW TOBACCo
STORE in Staunton, two doors from Beck's Kestau-
rant, and nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel, where
he has large stock of all grades of
g9iaez H Chewing Tobacco and
Segars of every brand.
He supply tobacco and segars of all the different
sual,t,es ct corresponding prices He will also keep
on hand Smoking Tobacco, Pipes and Stems, Match
es Blacking and kept in Tobacco Stores.
He is prepared to sell BY wholesale we'll at re.
tail. Be sure to call at the New Tobacco Store of
Sept. 8, 1861-tf j. II. D. JOHNSON. 1
Mt OTICE TO SPOKTSMEN.-I viii ex-
IN change Sporting Powder, Shot and Caps for
Lead, at the following rates: @
/ lb of Powder for 10 lbs of Lead,
s. / lb of Shot for 5 lbs of Lead,
100 Caps for 8 lbs of Lead.
Call at the Office of the Nitre Bureau, Staunton
JAMES F. JONES,
Jan 20-4t Lieut.. n & M. Bureau.
20 Rockingham Register copy At and send bill to
this Office. :-ff 4HaE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE No. A.
III RrcpMoND. Va January TO- IL

FXCHANGE NOTICE No. A.
L zs,s RICHMOND, Va January 10, 1865. y
The following officers and men have been duly sx
changed, and are hereby so dsclaI ed: A za
l. Ali officers and men captured In Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi Georgia, Florida ane
South Carolina, up to December 10th, 1852. 4
g. All officers and mon captured in Missouri, Kan
sas New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana
up to January 1st, 1863 %
g. The foregoing sections apply not only to officers
and men of the Confederate service, but also to all
persons captured in or hostile array against the
United States, whatever may have been the character
Of the military organizations to which they at
tached and whatever may have been the of the
paroles given by them If any are in Federal pris-
ons they to be Immediately released, and deliV-
cred to the Confederate authorities
AL Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at City Point up to January 9Th, 1858.
6. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Vcksburg up to December 23d 1852, and
including said date. :.
Z. All paroed Confederate officers and men receipt.
ed for at vicksburg up to December Esd, 1882 and
said date. e .4.t
8. All Confederate officers and men captured and
paroled at Fredericksburg, Va, in December, 1892
o. All Confederate officers and men captured and
paroled at Goldsboro', N, c., in December, 1862.
10. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanges, of
which the appropriate officers will be duly informed
ROBERT OULD,
Jan 20-6t Agent of Exchange.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-Two young men and
IN one boy Ia years old all good farm hands also
hogshead Brown Sugar =
500 lbs cotton yarn, No. to 10. A4yaai 81
l0t0 yds cotton cloth and Osnaburgs, ssvss
at low price, at Waynesboro', by .tl'l. y aa.a6g
Jan 20-2t* sss4isyl fefassg JOHN B. SMITH,
a LLABSENTEES from the Staunton Artillery
IA without proper authority, who do not report to
their company within ten days from the publication
who went away sick must send proper Surgeons
tifcate. Camp near Boiling Green, Caroline county,
Va. .s~tt.@@ f A. w. CARRIER, Capt. 3
Jan 20 ct 9iaf - Staunton Artillery. =
BOARDING HOUSE.-The undersigned, now
ID in occupancy of the house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Davis in the Court House square is prepared to
take regular Boarders and also those
who want single meals. CHAS. b. SAUPE. g
Jan 20--2m sefE -#4
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a UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE, to wit:
Taken up, by Charles B. Steige in Augusta co., On
the Ist day of December 1852 and posted before Jas
N. Gentry, J. P, A sow Of white color with black
spots crop off the lete ear; and shoat of white color
no marks perceptible-the two appraised at $l7, by
Levi Beard, j. Fl CARRIER, and Noah Miller.
IExtract-Testel WIN. A. BURNETT, D. C. s
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DAY UP.-The subscriber wishing to pay up
i what he is owing, and desiring those indebted
to hia to do likewise, calls upon all persons to pre-
up He offers his Drug Store for sale on reasonable
terms ~ VIM. B. YOUNG.
Jan eft.
NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY JUST
IS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT ROBERT
ra of Military Surgery; The First Year of the War;
BY E. A Pollard; The Second Battle Of Manassas. by
E. A. Poard; The Partisan Leader. by Jndge Bep
erly Tucker; The Quartermasters Guide, by Major
Bloomfield. Letter and Foolscap Paper, Envelopes,
&c &c. West & Johnstons Map of Virginia.
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber will sell at public
E sale on Saturday the 3lst of January, if not sold
privately before that time, the OLD MARKET HOUSE
property Persons wishing to buy privately, are re
ferred to James w Crawford.
Jan. s-4ts WIN, BELL CRAWFORD.
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NTOTICE.-Taken up by the subscriber, near
IN Staunton, on Saturday, the 18th inst, DARK
DUN HORSE, or years old, low in order. The
owner can get him by paying for this notice and his
keeping. a.t s1ssgE47lsa - WA. p. TATE IL
Jan 20-2t ,staf4 ga sasfl ssys5s ssssss.lasi 4
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERK's

Taken up, by Christian Wine, in Augusta co. on
the 10th Qet 1867, and posted before A. H. Ross, J
p, one brown Hose, has glass eye. With sghi
speck in the other white face, both hind feet whites
and small white spot of his front feet, sup
posed to be years old, appraised at $3.50 by Simon
a. Stoyer, C. K. Hyde, and Arthur Grooms
Extract -Teste] WM. A. BURNETT, d. G..
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~ EW GOODs-JUST RUN THE BLOCK
'IN ADE-AT PIPER h FUNKH0USERS OLD
STAND.-I offer Bunch Cotton at So. Best 4-4 Cotton
Shirting at e21a cents. Call Immediately. gs rs.
Jan 2u-2t* E. s. WHITE
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A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERK,

A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE TO wit ii ti a sss
Taken up, by Charles K. Hyde, in the county Of
Augusta, and posted before A. II. Ross, one white
and brown spotted cow left horn lost underkeel in
the right ear, and supposed to be slit and swallow
fork in the left about 13 years old and appraised
at $35 by VIM. P. Johnston. Wn. o, Ross and j, H.
Bell Extract -Teste.l
Jan 2o-st VIM A. BURNETT, D. C.
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A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.-I am au-l
IN thorized to selIa tract of land in Augusta coun-
ty, containing 2S5 at the North Mountain-Io0
nearly level, about 80 acres are cleared and
closed The rest of the land is we'll timbered There
is on it a small dwelling house. good orchard un
failing spring of good water The land lies on the
Parkersburg road about I8 miles from Staunton ad-
joining lands Of Ryan, Cross Smith and others, and
Is occupied by David Cooley a't fs57aaf aa26Ss
e s-One-t bird in hand, balance in equal install
merits at and years with interest secured by per-
sonal security and vendors lien. aass5s ss6 ar1aG
will sell privately, but if not sold, will sell it
publicly, on the l2ih of next month. esrss4t
Jan l3-tds N. Z. TROUT, Agent.
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NEW BOOKS II

NEW BOOKS
REGULATIONS
for the
Army of the Confederate States
authorized edition, just received and for sale by
+
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A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERK'i

A UGUNTA COUNTY COURT CLEHK1
IA OFFICE to wit: :Tt 4s
Taken up. by Sarah Bear, on her land in the coun-
ty Of Augusta on the st OF August 1862, and posted
before James Wilson, j. P, three estray yearlings,
of the following description, to wit 1st Heifer of
red color white under the belly, and white face mark
ed with crop off the right ear, SHIT and underkeel in
crop off the right ear and half crop and small under
keel in the left. Sd. Hefer of white color, with
some red on neck and legs, with same ear marks Of
the black seer-all supposed to be year DID, and
appraised at $15, by Absalom Knowles, Robert
Knowles, and Henry Sterrett.
4 fExtract-TesteI atf4r
-Jan 90 - MM DJTpNEnn n n
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II OST.--Ou the 18th of the present -
i 4 month, black tanned HOUND Hsy ai
PUPPY, Beagle breed nine months EE~1Esr
old and weIl-grown. liberal reward 457fff3EzG
will be paid for the delivery of the Dog to me- any
information of his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived. WM ID. ANDERSON.
Ian 10--Gt
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Taylor & Hoge's accounts made of, and they de-
sire TO have them settled. All knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward; and al having
claims against them will present them for settlement
Oct TT JOHN b. HOGE-
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~ ENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE,
W 81 Main Street,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Will buy and sell on Commission, Leaf Manufac-
tured and Smoking Tobacco, Wheat Flour, Corn,
Cotton Fabrics, and, in fact. everything kept in
General Commission House. 80
Nett proceeds of sales promptly rendered.
We refer to the business men of Lynchburg gener.
ally. WILLS, CALHOUN 4 co.
Dec 1e, Ise2-6mo*
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On motion ct Mr.. Lyons, of Virginia. the Pres.
ident was Lequested to inform the House wheth-
er Richard Thomas otherwise known as Zarvona.
was an officer of the Confederate army at the
time OF his capture, and the circumstances of his
capture, if known to the President, and whv he
has not been exchanged s
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Sept. 23-tf
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NOTICE
~ Can be had, at John B. Hoge's Taylor Hoges
old sSand,)
Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Salt, Cotton Yarn,
&c as-+ey 6o,,ras for CASH
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
Musical.


We 90 not think that Rosins most melodious, most
nasesriy composition, al Barber di Scviga" can be
sng IN any Other language than the Italian Tho norid
music best adapted 10 that and attempt TO sing
othsr md haFshsr tongues but dsprvcs II OF s charm
- wss most ~ evening at our Academy Of
apsc, whsrs ehs sra troupe gave rsprsssn.
aea os W ''BAsbsSs iu German. We 40 NOT bslssss
Aas possible 70 give satisfactory performances Il this
psss n the German language. What could BE- done Mr.
lnschatz's artists accomplished; but the whole AMIR
Pc unsatisfactory. The gay volatile character Of the
sa becomes heavy and almost absurd n the translation
W. cannot imagine. German Figaro. why, the very
Amss Aimaviva Rosina. Bartolo Basilio, &C., became
last pleasant In contrast with the harsher German
heard them with Satisfaction and could scarcely
sren from desire that these names might be sung
ps6tsdly aud the performance thus terminated. We
blink Mr.. Anschutz shosd not attempt Italian opera 10
bsrman-hs should conHne himself 10 German music
hsrs wa Ssttss house last evening than the open
)ps night.
Nms Johsnnscn. - Roeins sang and acted with great
prN In the music lesson, 10 the second act, she In
fodseed with success the "Bolero," BY Verdi,
pom the "siciiian vsspers." This was sung
nost satisfactorily, and an encore was demanded
hroaghous the opera Nine. Johannsen was much
kpplsudsd. Herr habemann, as Amaviva, confirmed
5hs good impression produced a. bis debut In an In
roc and Ss the sS Of
Rho In him artist destined 10 become favorlte
[E3ey weinlioh. Bsrtolo immense regards bis
uk We wonder where this artist imbibed the Idea that
6paniard ever wore such affair. As 70 bis singing
ne public TOO familiar with his capabilities IN that
{Ine 70 need any criticism upon IT, Tho Figaro Herr
tslneckc quito ~ good no doubt, a. can be
sspd In German. The artists sang and .cted well but
b. whore the Figaro OF Rosinif
\ 1hs Instrumental music admirable. Certainly In
Mis- respect Mr. Ansehuts leaves nothing 70 be desired
as orchestra large and with great snseps.
tss delightful last evening 10 listen 10 the orchestra
hey giving, and that In the most admirable styie
2osIns music The mise soene and chorus we're also
very satisfactory
To-night "FidelIo will be produced at the Academy OF
Dnac by Tho German Opera Troupe.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
WiIliamsbarg City News.

FarxL Acupur-rwo Mu BOUND AND KnLxD On The
,arrsr OF vsssipgou aud Adams Streets In the Bush.
Nk district Of Williamsburg, Messrs. Charpelon %.
ross erecting extensive establishment fer brewing
lnrsss, and sirssdy cellar has been excsvaed TO the
Of about twsoty seven feet. Yesterday afternoon
nc vork the foundation wall, the art suddenly
wed IN FOR aoms distance, burying beneath two msn
throwing two others about twentynv feet away
Mr. WIN Routh ire cont,sr,o, ~ he ~. son ,o,I ~
proposed building. he struck by some falling
er and smothsrcd by tho dirt before be could be
ed He LIVED a. the corner u Graham avenue and
sois street, Williamsburah, spd leaves q wife and
~. The falling mass also caught q iaborer, by the
o. Geo Winsei, forty nvs years Of age, and Ger.
Va 10 h very badly wounded on the head and chest:
nch that hts physicians bad little hope Of bis re.
vry last evening. He 10 also q married man and rs.
nj No. fs7 Montroec avenue The two men forced
by the avalanche OF earth we're not seriously in.
4 although stunned ior some time. Coroner Barrett
hold an inquest toby.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
Fine Ard.

collection Of paintings belonging TO Q gentleman In
N 0rssAns was sold At the Derby Galleries on Thurs
~ svonins some Of the paintings Of rare merit
nd brought good prices. Among the principal purcha
sn were Msasrs. Bryant, Appleton, Harper, Marley,
cNe and Stevens Of this city and Mr. Peters, Of West
PIT, NJ J. Annexed lis OF the most valuable works,
DNh she prices brought
fomooa, Roman Goddess, presiding over Fruit and
siowers-J RouI, ,7ee 500
" nus Rising from ber Sea Bath-Caudier. ..... 125
1fs Nymph OF EDdymiop, In pasiel-Chas Galvsni 2l0
"A 'hdouna-The Annuneiaton. copied BY Chas. CAL
III Circasstan Beauty, In costume, also In pastel
thas. eaivani: leo
tc passags Of the Red Sea BY tho rsraeltss-sebas-
ian Bourbon. S1o
Temple and Garden OF Love-P. p. Rubens. oTb
Madonna and Child-A. @. Francia. .........u.. s25
an Landscape and Figuree-Horace vernet...... ITO
r Egg MARKET by Candle Lght-Von Schepcel. il0