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IN n. LUDLOW. AUCTroNEER

IL r. LUDLOW AUCTIoNEER.
H. Bxecutos sale Of ls0 valuable Lots and Cores With
valuable Water Rights, st auction
T. H. LUDLOW q co. will sell at auction. on TUESDAY,
May o. 1853 O'Clock Merchants Exchange saics
room No. Us Liberty street, near broadway.
Of VIM Dodge ESQ., Executor OF the estate OF
the late Anson q. Phelps Sen.
First avenue, Twentyninth and Thirieth streeta-ll
Twenty Thrteth and lots In the
OF above, being ON each street
First Twenty ninth and Thirtieh streetslO lots
gore side OF First being on The
avenue and on each streetin the rear.
lots the entire front the east side OF First ave-
between Thrtieth and Thirty yhrs streets -.
Thirteh ThirtyRrt sreets29 lots Is on the north
side OF Thirie,h street and south side OF Thirty nrs
with valuable Bulkhead OF about 800 feet and Water Hight
Avenue Ffty seventh and Fifty streets-s lots
side OF A. between ftfty
seventh and Fifty eighth s,reets and oon the north aide
Of the above and extending " the East river with the
valuable bulkbead and water right
and Fty ninth streeil0 lots on west SIDE OF
A. entire front between fy eighth and Fifty ninth
oi above.
Avenue lots being the front the side
OF avenue A, between Fny.ninth and 5ireth streets
Also lots the entire front the east side Of avenue A.
Ff,yeghth and Fifty ninth strcets0 lots on the north
OF Fifty eighth and south side OF Fifty ninth streets In
Of above and extending 10 the East river with valuable
Avenue and Fifty ninth street-li lots and cores
side A. between Fifty-ninh and siIteth
side OF Fy.nnth and extending
TO the East river. with the valuable wster right.
MANY Of the above lots and Fifty ninth street.
Every lot will be peremptorly sold
Terms will be made known al sale.
and full particulars be had a the auction.
eer SO Office. q. H. LUDLOW 90. No. Pine street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COURT or THB UufTED eTATRs
IN for the Distric of wiecensn-
Ifhe Farmers Loan and rrusel
Company,
suw.al.. ana Bso., Railroad In Equity.
Company, The City Of Milwsu.
kec and othsrs.
appearing the r-po the Marshal that pur.usns TO
he decree ~ sae he has received aud into oour1
he Of three housa.d TIRE husdred and twen.ysve
purchase money paid q said sale represented by on.
bxgdred bonds OF the said Milwaukee and Belo Railroad
rtsny held By the said eity OF Milwaukee motion OF
konas l. Ogden, solicitor or th. complainant II ORDERED
N the holders of The bonds Of the Nh
wsukse issusd the said Milwaukee and Bxfou Rail
rNd Company, and a others interested ME their spploa-
such portions Of the ssid Of they
eny them deem hsmssves entitled 70, on or before the
nfssnh of gare which day said appcations
wn ~ hesrd and 10 further crdered that this order
rubushed for thrs~ successive verks once IN earh we~k
pfor fsenth Of June. 10 the Milwaukee Daily
| 4 sss sess. - D. H. nrLLKR, csrs-
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IA Thursday. 27th inst al II o'clock the elegant high
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues The house
perfect order In class neghborhood and contains all
modern improvements. 81, ,oUo remain on bond and
mortgage. For further particulars apply at tho once Of
auctioneer No. 5 Pine street.
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A }. BLEEcKER, SON l. CO.. WILL SELL ON
"A Thurday NAY a 10 O'clock At 81 North foot
West Tenth street. barge Niagara about 100 Also
Horse and Wagon Derrick. Hay and Plat form Scales Grain
Co.. 70 cose . copartnership.
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REWARDS.

40 EFwaRD.-LOsr SEaR sfNEfEEsrH HTskBr.
80 rrhth assnBs, N0bdsy lar hul fsff.es D~s,
sr.wsrs 70 ~ Jef rbs hfsiy tfOrn s.rs ,.pp~e
Vsry and hsd leather ufHs hPpy a. - bf>ss
nrn KEwAFD -gToLEs TROy rut ErAsLh Oe
SIU tbs sub-fftsf, 81 nsr tu.ts .fpefs p-n, esls
- uorss TAX high sysns 10 TIE Tore ssss uiA
S'.es stot tss thas ihfe~ n.hss ~ d.nssf cse
80. "a tAa Also . u snss fafpsss sn< ed 49,
So, wsxon rhs ssovs rsssri -ih - psd f0f az, 10
fo,msaion thsi sfi led " their r.es.sX =. ..
npnn EyvARD-LosT DcEfso rHy yyEsIpo
xIUU 0f ths ish lss sP.ssi,-yf sost.inias sl-s-s
ssas 10 sny sut tie o-rsr Ths sby,s fr.sfi -in -
n n saksss sglns<, iioss. ussa square.
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ID Office q Pine street

Al II O'Clock ct The EIchAngs salesroo, III BroAdwAy
FORDHAM HEIGHTS. wEsTCHEsTBR COUNTY,
order under the direction Charles W. Bathgae
Esq., Executor of Jamea Bahgate deceased one half milo
the Harlem Railroad station at kordham. and about
the distance steamboat landing the HAr
lem river the following described valuable property
Land beautifully located In high state OF culsi
vAtion. On the promises three Dwellings Persons
wshing 70 purchase with view Of residence or
this favorable opportunity It's access TO tho
city the natural beauty Of the locality surrounded by some
the in the country render one OF
the desirable places In the market for inyestment
contemplated road O feet wde along the banks OF the
Harlem rver completed. will pass within short dis
Of ths property being direct line and contnua
ton OF Seventh avenue.
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DANL. II. BURDETT, AUCT1OHEER
IL UNITED STATES MARSHALs sALk OF rhIzk
PROPERTY. -
BURDETT, JONES co. will sell on Saturday. Nay ~.
st II O'Clock 1t H. Wheeler Co.'S stores, Atlantic dock
Brooklyn.
BY virtue Of . writ Of vendton exponas TO directed
and delivered. will sell At public auction as above,
CARGO OF STEAMER MEMPHIS,
Consisting OF SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON,
COTTON SEED. ROSIN, &c.
Catalogues will be ready the 26h and the goods can be
examined days before the sale.
ROBT. MURRAY. United States Marshal.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

IT TIE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST or
the cry Hail corner of Frankfort and william streets
2jc TO soc per days 81 S. per week House open nj
night
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f. H. LUDLOW kxsou45Ss, 4 nS;i HySy1SsEERs SsEE
f1iSTisas, sFnTSIsS' E5sf fsS0s. IL EsdaAViSas'
ing NO 59l Broadway door adjoining the Metro
potan HOTEL by order Of the executors of the late Alfred
His entire gallery OF Original Oil Paintings Of British and
inss Water Colored Paintings and sAtuary removed for
convenience Of sale from his late gallery In Brooklyn and
mostly purchased direct from the artists themselves
l"' '-'''' THOMAS sIDNER COOPER. A. R. A.
in'e' specimens 0' '"e A'''' HERRING.
-Four beautiful Landscapes By -
Two sketches dogs Head' and Ssain from nswa,ns
""e INC o'"'''''" ." BRoDIE.
One splendid gallery painting u,.,,.na ,.,o,. tn.
Battle OF A'''e'ranAT T. JONES BARKER
Several by orte Armaeld odde. Beaverton. Ros. Ans
One spendid specimen. Flock Of Sheep, BY
Several by
R0fe, EizA Sharp, OstAde,
sS; Srods en-. Bs''ow. xrmers.
In abou, splendid specimens Of art different Br
ush and American authors together with few Cabinet
Paintings Of the Continental school.
fields formerly in the eciec.on Of the late G r. Lcapp
Also an ASSORTMENT e frGo spG ossr .EEpSrsvns
Guardian Angel st Ceci Y, Hand; 6.sso relieve Faith.
The Gallery VIII b. on exhibition on and after
We a. ds, Sn The % a.d on sGnfs, and
seldom hne collection OF Paintings Of the British
s9s be 4. s' o.
other American artists are very nne az are many
culated for gallery or drawing room:
Catalogues be had spplcaton and after Friday
'-' '"'''' ''' '' T. H. LUDLOW 1 co.
No Pine street. Broadway.
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II H. LUDLOW AUCTIoNEHR
II. o yAkuABtEm AZ m Brslssss & rRePERTT on CANAL

u. yALuABLE BUSINESS PAoPERTY ON CANAL
T. "A. Lu uDLOW co will sell at auction, Wednesday,
MAY "a. 1888 at II O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange
HOWARD AND ELM STREETS.
valuable plot OF ground buildings thereon
south 50 feet inches 'front.' 81 feet by lJ
fee deep --
Also the lot adjoining. 10 feet inches 'front.' 70 feet
inches by lOU depth.
Elm STREET
The valuable plot Of ground. together with the buildings
the Of the above property rs feet front and
~ feet In depth. - -
CANAL STREET.
The valuable lot with the building. thereon. adjoining th
northeast 81 Elm street
This properly IL well worth the attention Of buyers
is near the improvements of Messn NOEL Deooureeys
glass d. pot burdlng al oining Earl Hotel
Msps. &C at No. Pine street
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vYtnBxPToRy SALE At PHILApgLPBfA.
II Esfate late of Hartman Kuhn, Bsq, deceased.
THOMAS SONS, Aueffoneers
yIRsf Class cHEsnur s1sEgI rRorEErr
MON vii b. soid Il public without reserve The PAT
iadepha Esehaass. The following dssssibsd pscpsr.
MANSION
LARGE LOT
ON CHEsNUT sTkEEr,
eouth sds between Eleventh aud Twelfth
frpri By deep extending foush 70 sansom street
All hsi srge and vsuabe Lo, of 0round and superior
three s,ory double hsssuAs stable and house
,hsrrsu erected, situate the south AIDE Chestnlt
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets containing
srout 90 heslnut ~ feet inches snd m
serth ~ that through 20 floy
sn~tiv g-orsr sf~etl. havng tvo ff0nts
Ces Of Al naplnbfsnfe< snd fTrfcil0ns ffls one %
the vsusbi~ esales Chestnut st-~fst prcsrnt
e~gant residence, and ~ 90 - fspdy nciestns o.
v,lre Tor bHsis~ss purDsss might b. sfya1tsgeonsy
flvtaed s-r.ra, thr bp4dng tsoui fe< frrrf
ffsrn snsi aide bsia,nGths surr u bo~ wsued
store jsuirs the SUNDAY Schoo Unior store ssi-
n 1HDmtS FpNs ta~tioa~rrs
psfssr ~l,ft nss So IwsnI lu % ia to4itA e.
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RE nOvAL.

. gysoyAL-rHg oaaEvEsskEg COMPANY mas
"A rsms.ss frou No ben1 ssyss, W ~ wllisn strsst
-, .r gaitoa ss~et Dr J. " EEfD1E wiii "a
s.lss.srs ana psss,s ~ tee s.s riss. Ne. ~ wnls~
p LsrOUR HAS EBnoynD vsos no n sgH
,b sr-~t ~ ifs Pre<~ stre>t ave me esi ~ Al
f.sr o<csfsr&sfs
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FOR SALE.

A CORNER LIQUOR SHORE. CHEAP LEASE AND
"A fixtures complete will be sold reasonable terms
without stock. Inquire of JAMES BEdLAN. S' Ninth
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NbTHCCT1OHs.
A RfTHNETIc, WRITING. BooKKEEPfsG GRAN
n mar Agebrs. Ae, are ngfhi, Day snd svssnE % u.
Houston street. Ten isssous In writing a. - fOr ~
including stationery. SoSiss.es iBsruciios bovoaxh
A YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN
~ all the Ebgiish brnsebss Music and the rnfnsbn ~
yrsnch and Drs~ing- wishes situation vsunr Egrsr
resident GDvsrnsss IN prfvsD fsrnsy wbsrr
Der services would BE- ssuivalsnt b., bad ~s fes
rrpos given and required Addrsss ~ J. H. station w.
Third avenue.
A GOOD uANDwRfrfHo GUARANTEED TO AL ~
n ten sssoas -praeicai instruction 10 sns
eusinsss snaiss sspsrsAs rooms fos pri,ss,
I yApfxs BoAnDrso AsD DAr SCHOOL erstn. estnn,..
- Day. Loog Isianf, ~ v. Condpesa ~ srs s1a 80
anYTH Win lks asss4snc~ Of eonp<tsni msner shsn
required departments To- "ufs Inss.se
100 osnprfsss EsGiss IN al ls tr.nshe. uss.sns ssn
ss f,siisn. i~iis, Essis. 6rs-nr snd r.i.n.g u sss
u0e ,o syt>r,ov fsfitiss for tee sssvensnt d sssse1
sssesisa he s4sbrioss sns. ssi vsssg ss,s,ns asa
etAsr susa<slons p.ses rsn1er hs tnenauSs ~
sansn, sssrsss. Esfsfsso-s-sesssr igsn.n, ksl,
ssst . s,osS-s r.. Isrs ~ s,.e,,s. ssy.h
n re- n a Hui.sr sas re-. z ys,sslssl oy.,.r
a., T. X ror cr,sArs sadress niss Q. ssyts. Ore
~, bsy 4 ,H.y
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RIs''AI vooD s.ornrps
uAaRIAor sAsvsACrrRERs
pAvy nru0vgD TO
- sas ~ nHOADwAy
Ore tDts ssrft Ne hs4sss-Sloa Hos
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lENOR SALE-A VILLA, AT YONKERS, INCLUDING
two hundred feet front broadway, north, and I'VE
hundred feet front Lake and facing Pssads
fruit shade tAl and shrubs
Ind succeed brick dwelling and carriage house and other
a the best IL ad loned the north side
beautiful country residence owned by VIM. Coleman,
and has been noted OF the prettest that
extens vcly overlook the Hudson Immediate possession
Ind further information obtained from Mr. HACKETT,
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HOTELS.

RELLEyUE HOUSE.
ID kfWfORT X
This house viii open Tuesday, June 10 hppiicatoa
may be made at lio kh avenue, Al the Belnve New
PUTNAM A FLETCHER
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A GREAT .BAIrIE rouon1-TnE yIcroHY u


~ Paued. La hes and geGtemcn. has been victorious
being pronounced, by great many, inai MlkTs, -
2 Syt has been paylne te hzbe prcrh ~ cssn
OIL Clothing, Carpets Js~elfJ ae sbl .Nl mssos
continue N you VII favor Am With nntr ~
call n IL Ladies aud gentlemen. you tnos we'll thsa
those tremendous prices that offered by hnn" dealers
q perfect humbug and sufest 10 10
address above then VIII know sufe bon WIZ rcrve
saiisfaetlon DO forget the old well known dealer
MINT and the nunter z-s slth avenue, Eixhtsspth
street Ladies p1neinAily attended By Ms MiDtf
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A T THE AGENTS STORE, 2i2 SEVENTH AVENUE
"A Reeelyed, large order nom California aud New Or
leans 10 purchase Cast Oh Wearing Apparel Car
pets, Furniture and Jewrty. The following price,
VIII De paid FOR SIX Dresses tI2 70 80 C.As Ss
80. Pants ~ 10 IS, also voorn and calico Dr~sses
bhAwls Cloaks Ac guarantee 10 The fol Nans 10
every article Please call address bo". by post ~
y. ROSENBERG 22 seventh avenue. Ladies attended ~
Mrs kosenbcr where you will be deat ~lh 70 your sAis
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A SMALL FAMILY, OWNING AND occypYINg 4
"A brown stone house p aslnty situated Murray Hli
VIII let wHh Board Paror aud Beiroom tue secone
hoor, handsomely furn he'd the house contains all hs
modern improvements References required Apply NJ y
Lexington avenue third house above Thirty eighth street
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sss BOwERY.-H ROsENTHAL HAVING QREA4
n desire purchase large quantity oil csst OF Wearing
Apparel Furniture CARPETS Jewclry sc, bS calling oo ~
addressing him ladies' and gentlemen obtain thr utndSs
value atticc La les attended 10 ~ Mrs kosss-
thai Please remember and 35j Bowery opposite UroaA
JOucs
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CNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AT CEN
treville N. j.. the Bergen Point plank road
benen OF by Jersey City ferry Attached
house ground finely cultivated and contain
Ing fruit OF all kinds In abundance For terms Apply
Dfrs FERRIS, the premises, OF ii. d. ORMSBEE
Go, IS Chambers street. New York.
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TOR sALE-2o LOTS ON TWENTY SECOND STREET.
between First and avenue A. suitable for bus
Ress manufacturing purposes Inquire Of WIN. BAX
TAR, the premises.
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L,RANCfs BUTLER No. PHCK SLIP, mas ALL TUR
enoics breefs - sio-h for s>is. Ae Buters infabis
hsnee Cure Zee fftsrninator, Ar psg bostls
BUrLEKs ss- ~ors 81. Dogs boarded Trained a. MAJ
cnss for eli fts~ssss
L'oR sALE-rHg CAT RrGGED YACHT ARgrHusA
feet sngth snd iots feet brsa1th Of bean sse Il
aud fasi fobg bat. combining rno<> -sh
com sp~ed. shs p~rf~s, order ~Its ~,
ana rsady for au~diats ssrv,es Adfr~ss n vi
ID boz o. BfontJn Pos once
L,OE sALE-Ar LAKE xAHoPAc. orp oy TIE
fAsesi RorD1s's % TIE las~. II Va. butt las san
- Fsah ard 10 81 c~rf~c, o-fsr pu~f .ltn nsr
yea. osrs a-nins erstlsns ssv - Ba q ~ 20, toss
seis ouiy h~r.asr 10
y.sr prs. 81 Aasfsss "a fe-t omos
yACHr yok sALs-A sYLsNDfD woryLfgD
Nsehh Of ixht dfsn A8f . at "a ss~s yns f
f~s " rsser fsh. th@ prnprrit ssnsi-rsa
luf TO- haf 80 pf 81 ftsrt q =. fs fat Nalt
Arr . BopZrf risn. tat basil ~ III Wssr .sest
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A FEW HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Board Tor sing gentlemen only. can be obtained IN
private family vin in West Twenty ond street House
has all modern improvements Dinner O'Clock Address
House, Herald ollce.
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CLOTHING.

A GREAT DEMAkD-s20o,OD WORTH or CAST OPP
"A Clothipg wanted lor keA Orleans Ladies and Ecnr
ilemen having articles TO dispose of the undern
ed 10 pay fooA 30 60 ~
Sill ro % 10 s2o for coass from q 70 - os
Pnns. Furniture y. Eth" highest prceo
raid Tor Old Gold Silver Watches Diamonds Cancels Hair
bhaws Guns, Pisols Musical Instruments Please call %
aud Twenty nrst streets Ladies attended BY ArA
Anhat
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ORR FAST YAyY-sPLEYDID sTEAMIyG OF A NEW
DOUBLEEyDER - SHE MAKES SEVENTEEN
NJIRS AN UOVR
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Rchel ReuOYta.

Or lNGR COUET-EOUsE. Nov. 2ss-y .. NJ, Ioo5
A rain storm prevailed all day yesterday. No
movements Of importance In either army. This morn.
ing the enemy are deploying in our front in line Of
battle. Zen Lii
There has been no fighting since Friday: There was
some diminishing on Saturday. The Yankees have
eight days rations.
Gen. Ftzhugh Leo drove the enemy's cavalry across
Raccoon Ford and Morton Ford yesterday
Fridays fight was mostly with musketry.
Afoseby fell on the rear Of the Yankee wagon train
near Brandy Station on Friday morning. and burned
thirty wagons and captured liz mules and 20 horses
The Committee from Richmond TO look after the
wounded arrived at Gordonsyille to-day.
The two armies confronting each other In line OF
battle. general fight cannot long be postponed.
Gen. Eve returned to the army today. -.
Gen. Jones who vas wounded on Friday. win return
10 his command TO MORROW
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WARRINGTON, Tuesday. Dec. !. ls63-ll;eo a n.
Your correspondent forwards the following
lists Of killed and wounded:
FULL LIST or KILLED AND WOUNDED Is ffIf sKIR'
NIsH NEAR BoBEIIsoss TAyLl.a or FRIDAY,
nov. 81.
sEcosD coais
Lieut. C lonel Theodore Hessss, I'D Pa, Killed.
David Lemon, 9Th Ohio, killed. 80,
Sergeant W. s. Hazard Co. II, I'D Ia, wounded tn thsa
Corporal NJ. Panrce, Co. ], I'D Pa, les-
Augustus stssvc, Co. II, arm. 49,
Corporal Jas. Marsh Co r., goth Msss, thigh
w n. Bur, Co ID. ia Pc. arm.
III. Brimmenholiz, Co. II, I'D Pa both leeS
David Philips, Co. 4, It'll Va, thigh, siisiI
Geo A. Baker, Co. y, I'D Pc, both legs
Thos. J. Hoffman, Co. A. 9Th Va, abdomen, severe.
Sol. Gates, 10. {, eth Va, slighi.
Lawrence Victory, 60. A, 9TH Va, lea severe
w. II. Singer, 60 c, 9Th Va, leg slight
Corp. yesse Siins, Co b. 4th Ohio leg severe
O. x. Psrks Co. u, 4th Oho, slight, side
Jacob Wilhelm Co A. eth Va, chest, mortal.
Geo W. Grow Co. Is, 9Th Va, thigh, slight
Corp. Henry Owens Co. ID, 9th Ohio, arm HAdu'ed
Jacob Senior, Co. y, 9Th Ohio, killed . .
Simon (iaIble, Co. !, 9Th Ohio, thigh, slight
Corn Adam Young Co. G., 9th Ohio, abdomen, severe
Com Thos. o. Kelly Co. Ii, 9Th Ohio Knee, severe.
sau,l Greg Co. A, 7th Va, hand. slight
b. r. Smith. Go. u, .th Va, hand slight.
n. Nieholson, Co. B, 9Th Va, arm, slight
Sect Mason Blanchard Co. c, 9Th Ohio arm. severe
serst. Major Reuben H. Strickland ,h Va both snklre
Leat O. ". Rotramel Co. y, I'm Ind, abdomen, severe
IA I Martin. Co. G. q; ~ y ya i iSs 'A
q. w. Xitopp, Company u, 7,h Va, band and arm
J. w. Brovp, q, NJ. SeIst, ~ VI. ahsst 'sv''s
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Naval Movements.

OUR PAST NAyY-SPLENDID sTEAMISG OP NEW
poUBLE-EyDER SHE MAKES SEVENTEEN
MILES AN HOUR.
Our navy correspondent writing from the q.
s. steamer Sassacus Washington. Nov. 30. says:
am pleased to inform you that this vessel by her trial
trip from New York to Washington has proved her
self probably the fastest in the Navy Of the United
States speed Of II miles an hour has never we be-
lieye been attained by any OF our inenofwar, whom
wind and tide not with them. The Sassacus has
made that time. Determined find out exactly what
she was capable of doing when al the top OF her speed
We timed her. She made the distance from Fort Washing
ton 20 Alexandra Qo upper dock nj that place. which Is
q miles, III ~ minutes, which gives her an ayerngcspecd
of I75 miles per hour The engineers report that there
was only ~ pounds Of steam al the time. We
running az oar usual speed. There is not the least
doubt that we could have made 10 miles II she put
To the best The draft II the ship is eight feet nine
inches our paddle wheels being down five feet three
inches. The Sassacuss Is the first vessel Of feet
OF n wooden SHIPS which were built nj tho Navy
and by contractors. She is Navy built ship, having
been constructed at Portsmouth. n II. She Is 2i0 fees
long. IS feet wide and IL feet dcop. Her first ard
second trips as we'll as the last one all demonstrate her
entire success but the o everything about her
prevented her full speed from coming out. II 10 70 DO
hoped that SIZE viii be sent TO station where fast
movements are required 1inclose you correct list Of
Lieutenant commander Comma, ae rranci. A. Roe; Act
ins Master ard Executive oacer A. w. Mulisurl Ae,ins
Edgar HOldeni Aesns Assistant Paymaser o. De T. BsrtOr
Acting Ensns August Adler Farley hopkins T. 4. sawyer
Engineers John W. Huxley, Robert n Eis Oscar w. All.
son, Dsnle ". Crafty Actius Master. Mstea H.. ":
OHsn, ID. Marble 3. Brien; Captains CleTi, Mleh1
Georges Psyrsster's Clerk, Gustav De'tlof
LARGE DISCHARGE FROM THE MAYNARD.
In compliance with tho order of the Navy
Department, received some time since, directing Adj
mral Pauiing 10 discharge about Is per cent Of the
w0rkmen employed the progress of the huls OF The
ships building far greater than that Of the ma
chinery. about $50 have been discharged within
the past few days about 800 yesterday and 20 on SAT-
urday. They art taken from I'LL the departments save
from the jolners department. some 6om the olsck'
smiths ard some from the labcrers.
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c- 70 X Qlth pa bark. slight-

J. Green. Co. X, s4th Pa, back, slight.
Henry Vonk, 90. B, si,h Pa, chest, severe.
ThOGs; Ward Co. D let p Mas " =, thigh hsa:,,
s. &. Lane Co. +, 10th Mass, side.
G GSD R Rs n nis a ~: .so sa, band
Corn. T.. q. Brewer Go; G. nh Ma.s3 abdomen
Psi Tis H. Sullivan Co. ii. 18th Mass, hip slight
John Ro-sner, Go. q, I'd EI-, ieg
r. smith, Co. b, Sd Ey., head, slight
John Ballard Co. G, Sd FIX, leg slight.
John Palmer, Co. 9, % *, breas, slight
r rfsssT ao sGI' Co. 81 III nr 1spd
Private Gs,1inse[ Sa Esi Thigh ,sV s;,i.a
John MARYLAND Co. q, lot Excel, slight
Corp. ]. NcCay; Co. <. DO. arm and thigh
John Stevens, 10Th Pa. lex ampntated
Ivory, Co. u, 10th Mass scalp severe.
Capt Sloan, 36,a Pa, killed
Edw. lick son. Co. IL, llth Mass, killed.
WOUNDED AND KILLED, on FRIDAY, Nov. a. YEAR MIRr
Col B. L. Higgins, esa i: T., seriously both ,Aifh..
LIST Lieut.. James A. Fox, Go. g. ilzth Ohio killed
ss ~ vi ~ sSs Co. Co. T. S H. s .s4t foot
kl,ed IS %a Co l. % I. Mich slight, wound
II KI" ss ne, sss S SsIP RS: st ..,.v
John A. Crawford, Co. G. 81: Ohio killed in st''h near
Henry stark, Co. X ell Nd typhoid fever Brandy Sta
ton. s
O. N. Sergeant Brown Of the 9TH Virginia deserves
public recognition for the galantry he exhibited In
placing himself on the skrmsh front where he received
his wound At the battle OF Charlottesville Sergeant
Brown received permission to enter the field. ard was
wounded through the arm At Gettysburg he also
volunteered and Was in the hckcst Of the fight cscap-
ing without wound. Meritorious conduct like this
speaks volumes for his extraordinary bravery. and
should place his name first on the list Of candidates Tor
promotions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-02

CNCLSNATL Iucsdi! DEC. ], Ieta.
Major-Gen Thomas telegraphed the President
that In his late operations. which have been 30 enc
tirely successful LIE acted ia accordance with the
plans fully matured by Gen. Rosecrans previous to his
removal from the command Of the Army OF the Cumber
land. This voluntary acknowledgment is honorable to
Gen. Thomas. while it gives to Gen Rosecrans tbst
credit which is his due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-02
Arrest of Major Wnascr.

CHICAGO Tuesday Dec. /, 100.
Major Wasser, whose fraudulent revenue
transactions Cairo have been teegraphed all over the
country was arrested at McVickar's Theatcr In this
city last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-02

WArEgyTlLH Me-. Monday, Nov. ~ 1907
The Elmwood Hotel was destroyed ~ nre
this afternoon The loss viii probably ssaen sI@o0Qs
Insured, 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-02

R,ssou Mayerslsy Nsminetien.
BOSTON. Tuesday. Dec. l. 1859
The Democratic Ward and City Committees
have nouinatsd Thomas p. Rich Tor Mayor of Boetoe