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The New York herald., 1864-03-13

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WINTER GARDEN
I" TO" rfy!s; f,s SIsSaFF If:isi Fas 81 LEAVE MAN
III III si$IIfs ss|5$$##EEss s$$s s$Ss $Sss
pAyed@ @ New Yk number @ Of nights beyond prece
Of IL ars s.tracon and could be performed for there
81 the season without any dmnuton in the crowds
that nightly gather % this theatre. did circumstances
to bring their eosAsiNHHsSSi NHSnSSS % close lose,
THE 1TCKET-0F.LBAvE MAN
MR.. AND MRS W j FLORENCE
Seats may now be had for any Of od these
Door. open at 6'l; commence At TX CARRIAGES may DO
pRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND wEDSEsDAv' &Asoa %Si''si IL
NILE We vGsTvALI \
x?f s'sSs
oRcHEsTRA AND cHoRus. ~
NIRcUs-BRoADwAY AMPnIrHEATRE.
~ ass BROADWAY.
, ~ ON MoNpAY EVENING. MARCH IL. AAn-Se'
6rst appearance Of wallaces
Es$$$H s$$$$HH 6 ACTING ACTING sEsss sEss
from California These animals DOT exhibited 10
0u' ACTUALLY INTRODUCED IN THE ARENA.
where appropriately costumed they win give variety Of
"0'' 'IsMnPERssoNArIoSs snIsIas or HUMAN CHARACTER.
Acrobat &c, &C. presenting spectacle ludicrous
extraoi dinary The programme ths will also
include 'ps0slS surssB se'si1a %nasro I! SCENES.
ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND AcRoBArs
attached to the Broadway Circus
Last week of vallach,,s troupe, troupe q
DOGS. MONKEYS AND Ponies
THE CORPS or voLTEGEURs
srrcsEaE ThE RID kpEs
IN HIS UNAPPROACHABLR ACT.
NEW jokes AND CoMICALITTEs.
JOE fhsassHHEeSp hasHYeAgp paASAksEAssshTF AAkR sAx ssATFRor
AND STARTLING ATHLETIC EXPLOITS,
IN laan''s 'ss'ssYPERG2nvs ExcRLLEscE
Doors open at 7. to commence at 7ss.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
MATINEES FOR FAMILIES COMMENCING AT NJ
PAHJo INsTRUoTIoN-BANJo INsTRUcTIoN-BY
- my new and easy method guarantee to teach any
70 play the banjo perfectly in quarters lessons
II takes minutes to explain my method after which
the pupil play sight almost tune and accompani
ments singing Numbers of my pupils now na
with success In other cities Gail and hear my pupils play
CHARLES r. DOBsON. ~ Fourth avenue
ID method guarantee to teach any person to play the
Banio perfectly quarters lessons have taught the
banjo in this city for the past six aud refer all
of my pupils to old who all frst class
players and Of whom playing publicly throughout
the United Ststes Ban made to order and
practice Hours for tuition from to9 9P NJ
near Broadway
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ID ns cs,sbshmenI us West Eevenih stree, Frrnilnre
tose6 and shipped tc all parts Of the world Covered
wsgons for removps aud from the ;ouauf Storage of
furuiture
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD SINTZENICH. AUcTIONEER.
IA BY EDWARD SINTZEkICH.
FINE ARTS AND GENERAL AUCTfONEEB.

EDWARD SlNTZENICH, AUcTIONEER.
= FINE ANTS hSn1hH and dEsERaE fhs,1IiosEE I1tefiosEER.
Special pad % .pslss sass
ana o. rsse saG
VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION
fas AaassE asSIR az 81
On Thursday Evening March M at ~ O'Clock. at the Derby
s,s: s5I.ss
-four sSaep
y 4 as q. .t 81.
ses ia r @ b s sss @
SisnoaI. Feers. East'n Johnson.
YIN Hart, Lemmens. Coleman,
shsttuck. D. johnson. Lambdin
culverhouse. nennessy. Guy;
Tarrsn; T..esysr. 11%sn vsass; sSsSas' Sssay
ys6oa. Cass. Richards. OF Phta
en- II sOush,on, Sss,.oarier. Soa.oarier. Es,gS:
Van seben. and others
attention Which respectfully invited Catalogues viii
q 1 be res sas w BE %sed on application o letter
70 ss
Bsdsteaas Beds and Bedding Dialng Room and Kitchen
MORRIS. WILKINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
saa q
sell at auction Tuesday, March l5 1864 at IL o'clock
ssss sss 'sass "
BROADWAY. The valuable property 7ae Broadway. east
sS opposite e New YER HOTEL Building four story brick
FOURTH AVENUE AND FORTY FIRST STREET,
drs stree. each Ioi asasso fse! Terms sale ~ '0's
For and further particulars apply at the auction
eerv Office No. 8 Pine street N. Y
ID C. BULKLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
sale.-Thursday March a. at IL O'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway valuable pro-
h2 aud 81 Cherry street and 9 9S and 100 James
Maps the office 43 Wall street. Jauncey court Smith
&woodwards attorneys Ss Nassau au, street o.,
DAwNBROKERs sALE-oN TUESDAY. MARCH is,
i by JOHN MORTIMER, l5 East Broadway of large
Skirts Shaws Coaks, Sheets Quilts. Blankets Goats.
Pants Vests Boots Shoes and variety OF other goods
worthy the attention Of dealers and others BY order OF
Abraham Goodman, 81 Centre street.
.DAwNBRoKER's SALOON FRIDAY, MARCH ls.
BY JOHN MORTIMER Is East Broadway. of large
Skirts Shawls, CloaSs Sheets Quilts Blankets Coats
Pants Vests and other Goods numerous to mention
By order OF Fl. McALEENAN, 493 Second avenue.
DAwNBROKER's SALE.-oN MONDAY. MARCH Il I.
JAMES AGAR will sell. at 81 New Bowery. At eleven
Quilts Blankets, Coats Pants Vests Boots Shoes &C. by
order of J. J. KELLY, lis Baxter street,
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
'ns undersigned ''pS o give special as 'ens0n to
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at residences, most favorable terms.
Parties contemplating making sales this will do
well to register their early to choice OF date
A. JOURNEAY. Auctioneer,
No. Pine street.
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NEW YORK. HARLEM AMI ALBANY RAILROAD :
IN For Albany TROY North West leave Twenty
depot ~ A. NJ and rs r. SUNDAY train as l. X
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I1I- AMERICAN THEATRE.
ttt BROADWAY
The Standard VARIETY Theatre or New York
o,r.r cavornhharfox r,orpv

I1I- AMERICAN THEATRE.
The Standard variety Theatre Of New Yors
SsE4T cossIs. cossIss4TIoSS .TIoS TrRRSoggses.
TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE PROFESSION
compls.e ep,oms Of Al We most popu.s amnsemens =
ss ssSE 9rERH Rbhn
NINE, SCENIC DISPLAY. INSTRUMENTAL xUsic
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
'ece,Tane THs nEAErrEsr TOKENS or APPRECIATION
No outlay . too srs. tbs. can .dd TO our m.neser!s t
never hesitate at the mos, efrsoriinary expenditure 20
secure .o rr,.o.,o..
Al that scknow edged geas 10 the word o. ar, tnva
riaby added 70 orrovsrpp our co~e.av
Ptrs week Of the comic pantomime entitled
THK RIVAL ARTISANS.
THE sHIpwasccKEo SAILOR
Timothy Bo,ch tailor ......... Jas Nam.
Adam strong shoemaker. Nv. "A Burke
DID Bomsheh. ssoliier .R Hart
Harry Helm sailor MISS In Point
Lissste Old Bomshels daughter Miss Llk,ic Schut,e
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR
The world renowned Comic vocslf.,
The Grsi wsek OF the Lauglabie Ethiopian Farce OF
TIE BLACK STATUE
Pete y. 8 Wamhad
Old Sluintum -. BOD iatt
Mrs souintum ......t...,.,.,., Charley White
Rose ....t.....t Miss Mcliv
f.rsi week Of the Grand DISBURSEMENT eot,tled
OR, rue wILLiEs
The Whites BY Nile Fiors Ida Frank Nixon Aunes
Ia Point, Emma Ross MARY Blake. Lotte La Point Miss
CORPS DE BALLET
All the pro ninent arlsis vili appear
N0rK -Speca performance 90 Saturday afternoon
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Ivan C BAKER 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS.
"A ALERT G, HAYWOOD, Auclioneer.


A JouRNEAY. AUCrIoNKER-oFFICE NO PINE
a. STREET
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. raj opposite Central Park AT the
8xchsng. Ssesroom No III Broadway, Tuesday, March
10, at II clock NJ, by A. Jou RNEAY:-
Lots 9Th av opposite Central Park. including lot on
Sd
Lots f9th st. north side between 9Th and Mad
Lots 5h south stde llth including cor.
ner lot
Lots o. ltth av.. adjoining corner Of 9th St
Los OF 4sf ST.. north side, near nth av.
dsots on lst av including corner lot on 10th ST.
Cots oJlh St. south side. near ilth av.
Maps with fG particulars al the oce OF the auconeer
NO 8 Pine street
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IN OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER or TAXES
AND ASSESSMENTS, No ~ CHAMBERS STREET
Ian

",
Notice is hereby given that the assessment rolls or the real
and personal estate OF the city and county Of New York for
the year 1864 will be for inspection and review from
and after MONDAY jan H. 1854 and win remain until
the Both dag OF April 1864 for the correction OF errors and
the equalization q the assessments the aforesaid real aud
personal esats OF the city and county OF New York All
believing themselves be aggrcved must make
pcaton the the period above men
toned II order 70 obtain the relief provided by law The
act Of 1880 provides tht during the time the books shall be
open 70 public inspection as heenbefore provdea ap
sggrevea BY the assessed valuation q hs res o. PEI,
cation be made In relation 70 the assessed valuation of
the real estate. IL be made writing. stating the
ground OF objection thereto; and hereupon the Comms
shall examine into the complaint and m In their
judgment the assessment they shall cause the
same be corrected II such application be made p rels
assessed valuation OF personal estate the appl
cant shall be examined under the BY said Comm
who shS be authorized 70 administer such OATH
Of them and II in bis or their Judgment the assessment
erroneous they shall cause the 70 be corrected and
ar the such they may believe @ be
after such application shall have been made them No
reduction shall be made BY the Board Of OF
real and personal under this
act unless shall appear under oath Affirmation that
the party aggreved unable to attend period
prescribed for the correction Of BY Of sickness
or absence from the city -.
Al WILLIAMSON Commissioners
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

CHlCAGO MUSEUM -wANTED IMMEDIATELY a
" FIRST heavy man juvenile end tight comedian ol. man
hrst old first walking lady, second low comedian
promrer aud or two good UNITY people Passage mo
ney advanced II required Address Colonel y y WOOD
Co, Chicago Museum. or Chss T. Patsloe goo br1aoNp
kY BRADLEY Stage Manager
no MANAGERS MISS JEAN HOSMER -Ihls
Young and tn cnted arste will conclude hIec 49,
IN Boston saturday next wners snv -
made favofabie ana Is now rHau, =,
r, engarcments m 6rst sl,ss tbestres for Hunted NUN
her OF nights The success OF her new PaI 's ~ .'
Grs nr The Marchouesa and her Secret mas ueen oe
cded. also adaptation OF The Fa9 ha.Ia,, nppne
should be made 70 her Agent = ~
Broadway
mo CONCERT MANAGERS AND THB PROFESSION =
L Master WOOD vocalist whose engasement Y minated
Al ood Mluslro HAL IN Jangay where he Arsced such
crowds OF the ellie Of New York IL open 10 engagements
Address " Coxef q Livingston street Bfsokyn, Y
DAsJo INSTRUCTIONS six LESSONS FOR 81 90
ID sis lessonb f1 o. Young desrors OF learning
lne uanIo sboui cal AVID hear my pupils Way 70 satisfy
themselves bVCkLBN 2O5 THOMPSON street
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VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION

bz5 broadway lDerby UaIeflesI. ...
Special attention paid sales OF Pantings StatuNry
Libraries. BTonzes Articles of Taste and Virtu Ap
prasemens and sales residences and stores attended 70
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBA
III ny Troy, III. Sorth and Vest leave Chambers street
and 10 NJ and 10. And 10 So r. W. and on Sundays
b21 T. NJ. from Thirclh street
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DANJO TAUGHT-BY MY NEW AND PLEASING
ID method guarantee to teach any person to plAv the
Banjo perfectly one quarters lessons have taught the
of my pupiis my old who all frat class
players and most Of whom playing publicly throughout
the United States Ban order furnished for
practice Hours for tuition from 3to Q p. NJ
Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

- AMUBEMENTs.
A cApEMY or MUSIC IrAfIAp orERA
D1s,of s ........... MAX MARErzE4
puve ~ respectfully informed that the AcadsmI a
MUSIC VIII reopen Oh Meniay, March "a
FOR ITALIAN OPERA
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

pviCE FREE-To TExAs-A FINE REGIMENT
"A OF cavalry s going there and ten good
wanted. and authorized TO offer bounty and
cash in hand than be obtained In other nch
OF the service For all particulars and for
for interest about bounty volunteering other
matters connected with military Affairs call on address
PHINNRy co at their law Office, 2G6 Broadway. up
stairs Our quota is about full thersfore 40 not DO
lay yor want to enter cavalry or heavy artillery We will
free o. charge few good into either for days
only.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13
THE MILITARY.

TTENTION. voLUNTEERs.-THOsR WHO ARB
n about enlist would do well to call the United States
Claim and Law oce, No 262 Broadway, where will be
fully Informed to the highest cash in hand aud all other
bountes your right choose infantry artillery cavalry
and where the different regiments located The above
all other information relating the rights Of volun
viii be given Free the government remunerates
for services. A. LEWIS Co., United States Claim
and Law ONCE. 262 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

A UCTION NOrICE.-HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nture ID. ID. CAULkINS auconecr will sell at auc
ttou, Mouday, March H. IL O'Clock. at No. 2lS Four
teenth street Eighth avenue-Handsome Furniture
consisting carved rosewood paor Furniture in
aud broctte rosewood marble top Pier and Cen
Tables rosewood Piano octave Stool and Cover
Window Curtuns Lace Curlains, Per and
Mante Nj Reception md Easy Chairs. Extension Din
ting Tabe rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus mar
bile top. cwaod dining Chars in rosewood
Bedseads Commodes BRUSSELS and Velvet CaYes elegant
Hall Stand pure Hair Mattresses Feather Reds holsters
and IL lows. China Diansr and Tea Sets Table Cutlery
kltchen .nd Cooking Utensils &c Also great VARIETY q
o,her suitable tnr ire class house. The will
c positive and friends that lot viii alb
Soluely bc sold without
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17
THE COCKNEY 8 REPLY.

A HoosIER took dinner at New Orleans hotel
the first day he had ever been in that city; and
observing gentleman, on the opposite side of
the table, put good deal of catsup in his soup
thought he would try the same experiment; so
he took up bottle of pepper satce and tried to
pour some out. AS ii came rather slow, he took
out the stopper and seasoned his soup with half
a wine-glass full Taking his spoon he dipped
II full together with several peppers, and put it
into his mouth. The next instant he spouted the
contents of his spoon across the table into u
French gentlemans bosom, and bawled out
dWater water! Snakes and wild CATS give me
some water I'm all a-fre!'' "By gar, sair r.
exclaimed the Frenchman, in rage, jumping
up from the table, you have spoiled my shirt,
my vest sairi Spoil everything, sair By gar,
| shall see about this, sairr' In the meantime
the Hoosier had seized pitcher containing wa
ter and had taken atremenduous draught. Set
ting down the pitcher, he eyed the Frenchman
for 9 moment, and then yelled" bod blast yer
old shirt S'pose | was goin' TO burn my in ards
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17

out for you or yer shirt?-yer mean cuss Come
down to my boat and I'll give you one of mine.
1t was with much difficulty that the Frenchman',
rage could be allayed and matters set straight
again. And ever after "pepper-sauee" was a
by-word, and sufficient TO set whole table in
a roar
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17

NEVER be cast down by triles. If spider
breaks his thread twenty times, twenty times
win he mend it again. Make up your minds te
do thing, and you will do it. Fear not il
troubles come upon you, keep up your spirits
though the day be dark one.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17
GREEK FIRE.

When thro the streets, in sad alright,
Upon crooked, hickory pole,
A rebel bore the flaming scroll,
Greek fire
His brow with dirt was sadly grimmed
His eye tear of sorrow dimmed
He wore ragged suit of gray,
And every moment stopped to say,
Greek 6fei
Stay, fellow stay ~ JEFF Davis said,
And rest thy weary, aching head
Upon this breast, but on he went,
And answered back the President,
Greek fire
Stop here;" a negro woman cried;
Dis chile has got some oysters fried,
And forth frying-pan she held,
But leaping on, he loudly yelled,
Greek fire
Can see it, sir, an old man said
'.Id like to break your precious head.
Our hero started doubIe-quick,
And shouted, as he lodged brick,
Greek FIRE
ssBeware the shot that Gilmore throws;
Beware of falling ON your nose,
This was the people last good bye
Far up the street he made reply:
Greek fire
Next morn, their rations being short,
The dirty rebs in Wagner fort,
While craunching bread behind the wall,
Heard, high and loud, that same voice call
Greek fire
A rebel, by a hungry dog,
Was found behind q rotten log;
And in his hand they found card
They read tic T. Beauregard,'
Greek fire
There in the wind, and mud and rain;
All thro' the night the wretch had lain,
And, as the dazzling rain drops fell,
A voice came like falling shell,
Greek fire
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17

The universe is book, and we have only
read the first page, if we have not been out OF
our own country.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17

MAINE has ven thousand men in the United
States navy.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17
onicial List of Onlcers and Patients.

The following Is an oMclaI IlsI OF OHVeFs aAu
patients (union) now in connection with, and
in, the Hospital at this place:
Surgeon IN Ctarge--ANTHoNY HEGER, Sur
geon q. S. 4.
assistant Surgsons--W II. GARDNER, L. s. A.,
Executive Officer, GEo McC. MILLER U. $. Y.
4ctinq Asst. lSurgeons--GEo. JOHNSON, /. LIE
BOLD, R. n WRIGHT, NJ. A. BoorH Nm. F. BU-
CHAIRMAN, w. w. BIDLAcK, w. A. HARVEY, j..
GiLaAN, H. 5. CoLsToN, H. GIEsDoRF
Chdplain---Rev. j. A. SOONER.
Hospital Sewards---H. c. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, J. p SrAMBAUGH, r. l.. WERSwAa, J..
E. MCGOWAN.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-17
LErrER q 10 zee oocENgY

Whereas have by you been driven
From house, from home, from hope, from heaven
And placed by your most learned society,
In exile, anguish and anxiety,
here demand full restitution,
And beg you'll mend your elocution.
THE CocENEYs REPLY.
Whereas we've rescued you, migrate,
From handcuff, horror, and from hate,
From hell, from horsepond, and from halter,
And consecrated you in altar
We deem your prayer rude intrusion,
And will not mend our elocution.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
ynAvELLERs' GUIDE.

ATEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Trains inr Albany TROY and Saratoga Springs Aso
ccnuecnr with The North snd West leave Iweny-sirth
street depot At 10 A. NJ. and tP. NJ.
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA RspfsNEp
~ stage coacnes leave Atchsou kansas ana NeprasAa
City daily for Denver. Central Cay Great SAT- Lake wa
shoe California carrying the great through mas anh
passengers beween the Atlantic ani PsNc a,es
In at Salt Lake t,ty with mai coAch lines 10 'nc
principal pointrin Idaho. Montana and Ortgoi - :. a.
Passengers who object TO travel through Missouri 70 ~,
Gibson can take passage TO NeDrasta CITY, tEe most direct
starting point the Missouri for points West ,.o
Pare from Ntc on or Nebraska City 10 Denver. BIZ
Fare from Achann Nebraska civ 10 salt Iate CITY wv
Atrhison Nebraska CITY tp llacefyle... sU
THROUGH ON scHEnrLE TIME
bFN HOL.ApAr,
st Btosdva~
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
TIls LMCTunG sEAnDa.

TxpORThNT LECTURBS DhILy-FOR GNNTLEkFN
i ONLY AZ the EewyorE kuteum Of Anatomy tis Hroad.
Parties uusblc attend THESE Lectures have them
on receipt ot tsn ccais by sddrcas Secretary
On Hep York Museum oil Anatomy
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COAL. WOOD. sc.

CoKE-Ar A REDUCED PRICE, DELIVERED I'M.
~ mediaeiy Applv ut lsz Third avenue neat tlteen W
street sq avenue A. Nnecen street on al soo Gas
"o'a'' '"s ~ n gHgRWo0O.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

MATURE UNvElI,sD
NEW SoRE MJ8gur OF. ANATOMY.
sis BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
SALES Ar AUCTION.


A z RURNHAh. AUCTIoNEER.
A.. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FgRNITURE. 4.
PlAh0FokTh. OIL PAINTIN0s, e
M STATUARY BhONZES,
and of and Articles OF v.rtu
at public ancton (THJ RsDAY at the elegant
resdence Twenty third street, Sixth
Sale commencing at III O'Clock
Drawing Rooms-superb sets Fprniture, covered with
French brocasel OF richest description Esgera Centre
Tables Epcoignures. Bookcase Chandeliers Cabinets
Console Tables. verei Carpets
ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Cover Stool and Canterbury Oh Paintings Paint
fngs by Cole Holy Family by Murio Piece Winter
Scene Flemish Interiors Engravngs superb Bronze sta
tmary Sevres China Vases Bedseads
Wardrobes. Commodes, suite
Blankets Sheets, &c Dining Room-sideboard Extensien
Table elegant sets and Cut Glassware
silver ware, China Dnner and Tea all Furniture
of servants apartments.
LBERT II. NIcoLAY AUCTIoNEER.
II STOCKS AND BONDS FOR INVESTMENTS.
ALBE nj flCOLAf viii hold his regular auction sale
e seeprtes @ this day lThURsnAYl Nov 10 TX o'clock,
~ he STOCK saesrooms SO VII lam The list will
9moaG = vsrety Of first class Stocks and Bonds including
I,quilap,e, Commonweath, Adratic, Germania CITY,
oms hniSkereocker stuyvessnt lirocers inssrnaonal
SsutRerr and Metropolitan Fire Insurance stocks Also
Cnion Bank United States Telegraph Consolidated STAGE
And Second Avenue Railroad Stocks City OF Rochester and
Cnied states Five.twenty Bonds &c
Regular Stock sales Mondays and Thursdays.
ALBERT q. NICoLAY, Auctioneer and Stock Broker
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-27
McClellan's Letter.

Some eotemporary has well said, that il max Q.
ones blood tingLc, to see how cooNv Mcclellan,
ignores tho sacrifices OF the south, and tba, her
osst bloc hassbeen saed in this struggle, aud
sie'ates the sacrifices ol nongrel horde OF Irish
Germans, English, Negroes, Yankees aud OF
tawa Indians. Says the Young Napoleorr'--
VI could not look ia the face OF nv Gallant
comrades OF the army aud navy, sud tell them
that their labor and the sociifice of so many of
our slam aud wounded brcthleu had been in
vain"
Are the long lines Of Confederate dead to GO
Tor nothing? What Of Our ruined homes and
blasted be ,rts 2
The isint-beartcd MAY be willing to forget
Their wrongs Ter inslorious ease but the true.
hearted will never consent to a Union which
tamplcs upon the graves OF husbands, sons
aud brothers-uevcr seek companiouship with
tue demons who have made blood their PORTO,
aud tears their dover.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-27

the enemy advanced on Winchester-near
which place he met ar attack, which was
resisted from early in the day till night,
when he was compelled TO retire.
After uight be fell back 10 Fisher Hill.
Our loss is reported severe.
Gems. Rhodes aud Gedmin were killed
nobly doing their duty.
Three pieces of artillery was lost.
Trains and supplies brought oil safely
UuoHcisl report says Early has lqlIen
back TO Slrasburg.
LYNsHBUnG, Sept. 22.-The Virginian
has n report of The fghI in the Valley on
Monday, which is represented 10 have been
Of great severity. IL took place on the Der.
Jyyllls road. t%o niles below Winchester
The early part Of the engagement is said
to have gone decidedly in or suvor, biii "A
Hank movement Of Il thousand of the en-.
mys cavalry Ieccssitatrs retroyrade
movement on the part of our forces, which
was pc rfccted IN an orderly manner with.
on hurry or confusion. The position TO
which our army feB back is FISHERS Hill,
this side Of Strasbnrg, which is said TO Le
very strong one.
The losses on bo,n SIDES are very severe,
enormously so On The parpof the enem v.
Gems fiIz Lee and York, "f Louisiana,
are wounded, the latter losiug an arm, the
former not believed TO bc dangerou,.
Gen. Rhodes was kIllei while selecting
position for battery 10 ill a gap in our
lines. shot struck Him behind ,he ear
and passed through nj, head, causing death
in few minutes.
The advantage was oD our side, excepu
The loss of gssuud.
The enemy IL believed - have nun Dered
$4,000, and It Is reported ina; Grant was in
command
. LYEcRsURG, Sept 23.--Thc enemy, sup.
posed n portion Of Shsridam's r"mn,aud.
nave maae their appearance in CuIprypsr
in heavy force. composed If infn,r, , a, ,u,-
'ery and carnhy. Their cavalry cro>, sd
the RappahannocE at Wrford,. ford We,
terdns, II, IL o'cIock. rnis norniu. thsw
,EfanIy ave within tnrec miles oi l,ulpc.
per & II. II is believed their ,ni.mtr, wirI
sueHp, 10 advance upon IN" rnrIroad %
wards G"rdsnSvIle. rher cavary a,e
moving in the direction Of Charlottesville.