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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

e D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
Thi. PRopHYLATIc is sold BY all Druggists
This sreat PANACEA has been established 20
~~ ToNIo, A1rnINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate .ll der.nsement of the sToM.
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUVENATEs THE OLD.
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION. LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHRA, DYSENTERY.
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND F1VER.
.9sa pHts H %Inf ifA E " snHs s
Washington. Je 5.lm
CLI1ToN HELLIN.
Late Paymaster o. 3. Navy,
ATToRNEY FOR THI PRosloUTIoN OF
CLAIMS BEFOU TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Bounty,
Back Pay Pensions. Lost Horses and other prop.
erty attended to promptly.
Ofice 90 Az street. Post ONCE Box 42s Wash
In nston city, D @, je7-6m
ToI. ICE. Io1.
We have completed our arrangements 70 y.
elivery of the pure
- BOSTON FRESH POND IoI.
We cell ne other. We have one price for the
V: - ;s!r
patronsge and assure you constant supply.
r, FOWLER & CO.,
ap28.tf - Tenth street Wharf.
NJ IW FL NJ.
STONE PUGH.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in ISutter, Hops, Malt, &C.,
Will. on the 1sT OF JULY. open the spacious
Store, No. 377 street, between 9Th and 7th.
Brewers and Bakers are respectfully solicited to
examine our stock, which will be sold ss New
York Prices.
N B-specixl attention will be eiven TO the
Butter Trade Buyers and con sumefs will always
find good stoak and good bar gains at our House:
All kinds Of Produce and Merchandise received
and sold on commission. Je l8t.
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BY the President:
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of Stat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

MISSES KITTY LEE.
KATE ULLMAN,
JENNIE BOYD,
MARY AND CARRIE GARDNER,
AND
~20A
S2O-N
OPHER ENCHANTING SfRENS,
OTHER ENCHANTING SYRENS,
OTHER ENCHANTING SYkENS,
Possessing each the grace and enchantment ed o,
mrfhojoeicsl eodd deases. resembling In form ana
festure the captivators Of the famed Tslemaehas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13

"A COTTON NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF
"A Magnificent, costly and first class
Househead Furniture Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Works Of Art, Bronzes, Vases
- Oh Psiatngs by eminent artists,
Magnificent Pianoforte Etagsres &C.
Sy = ROTH .uconesr. This "Wednesday morning Decem
West Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth ayenucs.
, fARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
TrtA beautiful solid and black walnut Parlor
1u covered In rich French satin brocasl and reps Turkish
Xasy Chairs and Lounges to match; rosewood Centre
aal er Tables Egeres Corner Book Stands twenty
day Bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Par
collection Of on Paintings Engravngsargc Mirrors
HxGNiFiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrR, STOOL
AND COVER; COST $500;
an elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
1arved legs and case, with all modern improvements,
~ostrung full iron plate frsnch action, fun seven
Ssuls Sofas Chair: Rockers. Mirrors Clccf Table,. Bed
TsbleS Ritension Table, China Glass and Silver Ware
Cutlery. kc Sale positive Deposits required.
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sHIPPIH0.

SHIFTING.
OHLY DIREor LINE TO FRANos.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC 0oMPANYs NEW
WEN p NEW 4os GLASS ssD 14 hvsE s n
DEPARTURES FROM NEW Yoax
| ~r.o,- Pus NO 90, NoErn MvER
wAsHlSafoS y surmoni friday S.s
carrying only cabin passengers. :.
FRI second o. s1 sssa u Si Including s. Win.
lsdicai attendance free Of charge
dE0. MCKENZIE Agent
E &C.; R;s;s::s Z ss :.ss Hs
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs srEAnsHIP BRi.
i. p o ne e.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ls At Il O'CLOCK n.
BREMEN, VIA soUTHAxProS,
LONDON ah:tses AND BREMEN.
For the first cabin, sios cabin On 90; ssess
WIN be followed BY the HANsA December So 1855.
6EEkfcHs CO.. @ Broad street.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooMPANY's
l iron mail steamship rruror,.
Viii a:sss H Vad States mai.
aSs e @ y: and
KUNHARDT CO., G. b. RICHARD BOAs,
nsIs ri.;s .sss
town The Inman Line sailing semwostly. carrying
81 REW FSRk sss4asJ ps:%ss
CITY 81 oF SosK SWssS .sssy BSsmSsr
noa psa rSss sS and Wednesday At
nv r,,r !, Oh BATES Il OF PASSAGE n
First rs Cabin Cabin; .sse sssrass ::.......sS
TO Paris PAYABLE IL m Ts ed SsF''- .'',.''..
rs cabin
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Bremen
seerage passage Liverpool Queenstown $50 gold
sending for their friends - '''s"' n''' = 70
For further information ag g%HS q the So%gsnys Offices
is Broadway, N. Y.
E,oR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
Cabin .ss i second S:ss 60
Cabin PASSAGE rssSr second ssS. 'e S.Ss .ss %
Payable in gold or liz equivalent.
For freight or passage apply to r. CUNARD
No. BowinsGree
rss 4 on Il NJ
wharf Jersey CITY 4 y G,Ioes 18th
EoR LIvERpooI-cALLINo AT LONDONDERRY.
NOVA SCOrIAN sailing ................. December TO
passage Including free ticket TO PORTLAND
s h ps'sss n IN aS sSf a.
ut lowest rates. Apply Mt either of the companys Offices
ELEAZER JONES CO..
q Broadway or " Chatham street.
ONLY LINE OF BRITISH STEAMERS CARRYING
" passengers direct TO Great Britain
ANCHOR LINE
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW AND THE IRISH
PORTS.
HIBERNIA .... .... SATURDAY December IT,
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY, December 80.
Cabin 800. $50 and $40. Steerage $50, in currency
F. MACDONALD 4 Co. No Bowling Green.
Passengers will please direct to the Office, this
company do not employ runners.
NATIONAL LINE TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
N pool direct Passage only $50 currency The class
steamship QUEEN, sails December l6 Apply at THOMP-
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~ N. LEVY WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON THURS
". day 18th inst, at l0 O'Clock, ~ No 3 West Twenty
ird sfroet large and costly Furniture
1sds and bedding Brusses and ihgrain Lace and
Iichon Utensis &C. &C. Also choice and collection
81 on Paintings Chinese Japanese and other Curoses 70
Svhch The attenon connosseura II especially invited.
CHAG. a CLARK, Attorney for Mortgage.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
MUsEMENT AND WEALTH.
TO Be AcQu 1sE D 81 EaE INVESTMENT
THE 'AS SRln HI S5sl Is5s0LE0H
Nos ss2 and 81 broadway.
1880 ACRES ss'1 " LAND.
GOLD IRON, co Sni. Oil AND rInsEs.
- orvsa TO
Disrosh " THEN TO THE PsoPLD
ONE s5g ssaa r Ess s...
share one s; s Il ssf' 81 ;'''''' ~
D.. sst3 Az Sf s 49,: s'o.
SILVER curs S'lle oosEkT sALv.aa
rnor TsI1f aoAs IE4 1 sEbss tt Ga
VALUABLE HoxEs ~ IN THE WEST
The display Of good. S SiII e ma: = he
xs sSsl ss HS3 S y ssSAP. K l..
ra ig ssEA 3. psSsSs5H Ss$Sss.asaa
and ' Sss sI fs sG Sss ~
THE ENTERPRISE OF THE NINETEENTH cENrvax-
FORTUNE ~ OIL.
A CHANCE TO GROW Rich BY INVESTING
runcuAsrsS 9f ayt R91 4 lsaiss1oLE suAH.
NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRfxk COMPANY.
No. ISL broadway,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
tn. Managers Of ihi. sod and permsneu, 'osss.ss,l
'''H''' BASIS or sIsco.
$4,000 WORKING CAPITAL,
aud owninga
VALUABLE OIL TRACT.
/ sly.atsd near Psrkensburg, Athens county, OHIO,
TIES FOR MAKING A SAFE INVESTMENT AND
GETTING, As A BONUS UPON EVERY SHARE
BOUGHT, A VALUABLE PRESENT
THE NEW YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
their Command superior stock Of gold and svee
Ac, manufactured expressly TO enable the ManaW
bcsow valuable present 10 each and Shareholder
'" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DEC Il AND 10
the ssesrooms No So broadway will be opened for nsps
ton. - n
O'Clock, the aele or shares viii begin, and the ~
puts WIN be made Immediately upon the purchase o. -
SsSy EsSH ~ fsIss %
isN ~ BROADWAY, A.
AraisEAsH4F WV ESf sRs YtkEr saAss.
an d. -usxvuI. HOLIDAY rRssENrs, HQrEL AN4
Xll saI kAnsss. fFo" Oh y His ~: q Wines
! ~ SssAla NAsuE - 1klAxA&0A
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@s. SALES AT AUCTION.
| A UOrION NOTICE
IA HENRY d. MINER, AUCTI0NEKRs
Office 81 Nassau street
SALE OF OIL PAINTIhGS.
EMINENT AMERICAN ARTIST,
W.T.. MATTHEW'S.
BONNEVILLE ART GALLERY,
IS BROADWAY, NEAR FOUhTEENTh STREET
MINER soMERvILLE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC 10 AT ~ O'CLOCK,
sOMRRvILLE AIT GALLERY,
RENOWNED AMERICAN ARTIST,
W. 7. MATHEWS.
COMPRISING
FLOWERS,
FIGURES,
LANDSCAPES
INTERIORS and
PORTRAITS.
THE ABOVE ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION,
WITH CATALOGUES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF THE FOLLOWING
N GOODS
FOR SALE
ON MANUFACTURERS ACCOUNT,
until the entire lot Is disposed Of
,oo ec.,on ~ PIECES pro ;s ~ per SCI.
100 FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS Fancy, II pieces,
100 SERVICES OF FINE ENGRAVED GLASSWARE,
consisting Of IL GOBLETS IL CHAMPAGNES, IL
WINES, II HOOKS, IL FINGER BOWLS and DE-
10 ~ ~ per SCI.
100 SERVICES CUT GLASS, same number Of pieces,
VERY CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
f. v. HAUGHwOUT CO.,
Mes. 48e, 40 and l92 Broadway,
corner of Broome street
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HENRY D. MINER, AyCTIONEER-oFFIcE g MAS.
sale Carrare marble Satuary Pedesta just
received per ship Uno from Leghorn, Italy and mover be-
fore exhibited In this country.
MINER 4 sOMERvILLE will sell, ct auction, on Thurs
gay Ssenns - S 1coCa A. , INC
street, forty pieces Of elegant Carrars MARBLE Stauar
from the best studios Of Italy comprising among others
nus Guardian Angel sSephsrdess Contendins Cupid TO-
Statues and Boy Ttorwaidssns He6s c,ao
DONNA Diana Apollo &C. Also the superb bust Of the late
President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
by tho celebrated artist Chevaier Pho Fedi Of Florence
(Which has exhibition during the two months
at tho gallery Of Messs uoup Coz, with elaborately
carved pedestal The above win be exhibition Monday,
10th inst with catalogue.
JENKINS, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL AT AUG
tlon Wednesday, Dec Is at IL O'Clock at ,4O Broad
way Horses Carriages Wagons Harness. single and double
Seghs Robes, Bells, TO- The above be seen time
before the sale
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UCTION NOTICE
IA HENRY D. MINER Auctionecr sslcsroom 81 Nassau
street. opposite the Post Office.
ExTENSfvE SALE OF SHEFFIRLD AND ENGLISH
SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRoNZES. PARIAN WARE. &C..
being balance of stock Of Messrs.
cox BROTHERS,
who are declining this branch Of their business.
MINER SOMEHVILLE will sell at auction, on Friday,
Dec 10 at II O'Clock their salesroom, Sheffield Plated
Ware, follows -
Epergnes Tea and Coffee Urns, Trays Casters Liqneur
Stands Tea and Coffee Sets Cake Baske Candelabras and
.Candless Covered and Hot Water Dishes Breakfasers
&C., DC. BRONZES.
Figures and Groups, Vases and Urns Candelabras and
'Candlesck Clocks Gougs Antique Vases Pompe Urns.
Figures and Groups Dessert Sets Baskets Butter Tuba
PAPER MACHE GOODS.
Table 0rk Boxes Trays. Desks
The are the importation of
COX BROTHERS,
We P0SITvEIY WITHOUT RKsERYE
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcTIONEER.
LARGE SALE OF
NAVY CLOTHING SHEETING, DUCK,
MATTRESSES, BLANKETS, &C. &C.,
u. s. N. PAYMAsrERs OFFICE,
No. 70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Dec. 4, 1865.
E. H. LUDLOW CO., will sell at auction, on Wednes:
day. December Is 1856 at the Inspection OF Provision and
Clothing y the Navy Yard Brooklyn X large sssort
$3.50 Blue Cloth Pea Jackets,
3425 Blue Cloth Round Jackets,
1889 Blue Satnet Trousers,
1867 Blue Cloth Caps,
1887 Blue Flannel Overshirts
l7,l00 Blue Flannel Undershirts,
1868 Blue Flannel Drawers,
6,592 pair Boots,
6,4N pair Kip Shoes,
8,lU3 pair Calf Shoes,
1l6l pair Negro Br0gaua,
22709 pair WOollen Socks,
O,l99 Mattresses,
1851 Blankets
20950 yards Blue Satinet,
289l2 yards Blue Flannel.
Also large quantity OF
BARNSLEY SHEETlNG, CANVAS DUCK,
BLACK SILK AND COTTON POCKET HANDLER
CHIEFS AND SEWING SILK.
By order of the Chief OF Bureau Provision and Clothing
Samples Of the sheeng and duck be at this Office
Of sale
Terms-Ten per paid down. the balance before
the goods taken away which must be within reasonable
time after the sale he time allowed for removing the goods
Will be stated ut the time of sale under forfeiture OF
goods and ten per cent deposited
JNO D. GIBSON, Paymaster, U. s. n,
No. 20 Broadway, N. Y.
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E,0R NEW oLLEANs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI
steamship MSRNiNS STAR vii leave on ssturdsy Dse
Der 16 ats M, from the compsnys pier, North river
f0f ''''sn % D' J1SRs RAYSoR 10 Barclay stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" REDUCED PRICES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, THIRD CLASS,
$3.50. S176. SiOO
Children to II half rates; under quarter rates
100 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE.
The Central American Transit Company will despatch.
Wednesday, December 90 from pier % North riv
the and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Captain j. W. Smith
For passage apply at III West street OF Warren
ID. N. CARRINGTON, Agent.
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2. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.

decent Household Furniture Paintings Pianoorte Statuary
6rsaIes and and costly Work. Of Art and
Of Vu. At public auction This dav wednesday, the
CANT private residence No West Sixteenth
Fifth and Sixth sale commencing at 0 O'Clock
brocateI Of the richest description wndow Curtains to
Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Chandeliers Bronze Satuary Bronze and Ormou Clocks,
Oil Paintings by ancient and modern artists; superb
Painting views Of Ancient Rome original BY Cole; Holy
g. Petersburg; Marine Views Flemish Interiors; Pastee
Paintings Fre.eh Line Engavngs; Artistic Bronze Stau-
tune Flower Boy and Girl Seasons Dresden China Vases
this season; Stool Cover Music Stand Rosewood
and Walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads, Armore gace,
style Louis XIV Hair ana Spring Mattresses Sofas Chairs
Extension Table Buffet srer Tea Set Casters Tlreens,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
II H. H. LEEDS . MINER viii sell al auction. on
Thursday December L. ct 10Y eclock at their saesroom
LARGE SALE br COSTLY
FANCY GOODS, CHINA,
RICH IhPORTED VASES &C,
The goods al fresh of STYLE and just imported
from Europe Consisting of very richly painted Vases. Of
Deseert and Tea Sets and Chamber Sets
Cups for pressnts Bsque and Par.n cu and en-
Paans and Bronzes OF various szes Snemeld Plated ware
and other Fancy Goods suitable for holiday presents
HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ii Nassau streA opposite the Post once.
Auction sale OF 3 nne collection Of
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
MINER BONNEVILLE Win sell At auction, wednesday.
December Is II O'Clock ct their sgiesroom 81 Nassau
street. private collection Of ancient and modern on Paint
ings epropary gentleman leaving the city comprising
r. Battoni Van Der Werf,
Thos. Doughty, d. W. Q. Boutsue
Pardensin II. r. white,
o. A. Somners, Koek Koek.
3. Walworth. Girodet,
williamson. Carous
Van Severdonck, O. LeckAert,
Vermeulin. Lc Brun
and others.
The above will be exhibition Monday, December H.
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TRAvELLERss GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. LON
connecting wB Northern and Western trains viii leave
New York folowp:-vIa Hudson River Road Thirtieth
street and Tenth avenue 80 and 10 A. M and 3n and
II r. NJ; snd vie Harlem Road fwsntysrth street and
Fourth siebue 81 II A. N. and4 r n. The r. n train
''h'' % 'saax n YAxplaausl U, rrs,a,,E
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a and costly Furniture, this day wednesday, at II
O'Clock precisely at the residence 80 Washington square,
riey Of Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Fur
niture; elegant rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suit; covered in the riches, description Brussels
full octave containing all the modern
cost e67s costly On Paintings Mirrors lace Window Cuf
Hair Mattresses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table,
SILVER Ware Clocks Cutlery, Crockery Manel Ornaments,
CHARLES YOUNG, auctoneer
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DAWNBROKERSi SALE.-G. LEWIS. AUCTIONEER
L will sell on Thursday Dec H. at rs Chatham street.
large Of Gold aud Silver Watches Jewery &c
To commence 10 O'Clock BY order Of j. B. 4 j. Simpson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13

LNOR SAVANNAH DIRECT-STAR LINE-SEMI WEEK
ly connecting with railroads Georgia and F0
rida The first class United States mail steamship CONST
TUITION Captain Greennan, will sail from pier Is North
river foot Of Cedar street Saturday December 10 q
r. NJ For freight having splendid accommodn-
tons. apply to wAKEMAN, GOOKIN 4 DICKINSON, II
Broadway.
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IA Hard Tables Balls Cues, Markers, &c, by COLE 4
kURPHY, Thursday, at one o'clock at the OF
Adelphi street and Myrtle avenue without reserve.
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CoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il The steamship UNITED STATES, Captain Share, win
leave pier No. North river ON Wednesday December H. 81
Passsss with unsurpasssd accommodations o. Apply v
b. q cRQnWIf14 ! CO. = WW& Gk11k
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u R.. ROLLINS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, WILL
~. sell this at O'Clock at 4S8 Canal street. large
general assortment Of second hand Furniture Carpets &C.
Parlor and Cottage Suits Bureaus
tage Bodseads extension and Tables
walnut and cane Chairs and rocking Chairs marble
Sofa Beds hair husk and Mattresses Bolsers and
Pillows Blankets, Sheets and Spreads, Pillowsps Bed
Ticks Wardrobes pier, manel md other Mirrors
seads Cots, Chests and Contours Counters and
Stoves manel Ornaments lace and damask Curtains Good
opportunity for housekeepers and others
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR
u RIO DE JANIERO,
CALLING AT
EVERY TRIP.
The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Company
will despatch regularly the 18th Of each month at
NJ from IS North river oneof their first class steam
ships. The
N. r. Greene. Commander,
ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH DECEMBER
An experienced surgeon Ia attached each steamship.
All eters must through the Post once Large lots Of
For freight or passage apply TO THOMAS AsENcIo CO.,
II Broadway.
HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ
III NoTrcE.-Change Of sailing date. Hereafter the Ame
rIcan mud Mexican Mall Steamship Company viii despatch
the oh and 23d Of each month For freight
sage apply 10 CHAS A. WHITNEY. Agent. ~ Broadway.
UNoR HAvAyA-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE.
wheel steamship EAGLE, Captain J. j. Lawrence WIN
leave pier No North river on Thursday December H. At
sS1 g n f Hay;ns 3 passage
JIOR HAvANA.-THE NEW AND YIRsr CLASS
II United States mall steamship LIBERTY. Wilson
commander viii leave pier 80 North river for the above
Saturday Dec Is at o'clock For freight
apply to HAR0OUs Co, 50 South street.
LIOR CADIZ-DrRECT.
II The Spanish mail steamship
YSLA DE CUBA
Lecncio Rivero commander.
win sail on the 18th December.
For passage apply to z.
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UCTION SALE OF
r. JUSTISON, JR., AUCTIONEER.
BY WHITEH0UsE CO.,
AT THEIR SALESROOMS, q CORTLANDT STREET,
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER II,
at 10Y O'Clock,
assortment Of Boots Shoes fresh
Sfacturers, adapted to both city and country trade.
Catalogues on morning Of SALE
A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
n THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, DEC Is.
W. NJ HOLLINGsHEAD, AUCTIONEER
BY J. T. WHITEHOUSE SALESMAN
"a Ccrandt street. will sell this day. Wednesday, Dec l3 at
Io's SSccs one d thSasaRa ea:e, prime 9nslit 81
direct from manufacturers.
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zen earl >churZ.
1t is understood that the course of Gen. Carl
Schurz, now travelling in the South by orders
from government does not meet the approval
Of the Presden, and IL is expected he viii be
recalled soon. L. is alleged that ne writes for
Nor hern newspapers hi impressions OF what
h has seen, and publishes opinions of what
policy ought ~ be pursued 10 sards the South-
ern States, instead of III ikiDa hls reports di-
rect to the War Department 1Dr The infOrma-
lion OF the President - Washington dispatch.
The above, il well founded. is another
indication that President JOHNSON Is de-
termined not to be controlled by the radi-
Gals, CARL SOHUH has written the result:
OF his observations al the S,nth ~ the
Boston Daily idcertise,-,. and copies of
that journal have been scattered broad
east over the country, in order that public
sentiment may be moulded in favor OF the
scheme OF tine Boston radicals, which is to
keep the South under military government
until it is thoroughly abolitiOnized, and no;
Ia sdmit that section OF the country 20 be
represented in Congress until this result ID
attsines. The appointmen: nnde, which
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4. Il. GILLgrT, the counsel associated
with Charles OConnor in the trial of the
rebel ex-President, is native of Columbia
county, this State At an early age, be-
fore he commenced the study of the law,
he took up his residence at .Ogdensburg,
St. Lawrence county, where he resided
for many years. He studied law in the
Office OF Silas Wright, at Canton, when
Mr.. Wright was postmaster part of
his law Office for post Office. It was not
many years before Mr.. Gillett became one
of the most prominent lawyers and politi-
clans north of Albany. he was a mem.
Der of Congress and member of the State
Legislature for many years. Under Pres
ident Polk he was Register of the Treasu-
~ and Solicitor of the Treasury. AT the
time Jefferson Davis was Secretary of War
under President Pierce, be was counsel to
the Attorney General, Commissioner CT
Claims, Commissioner of Patents, and
since has had several minor Offices at
Washington. AS public speaker, at the
bar or on the stump, he was the most po-
pular-except Preston King-of any in
that part Of the State. He ranks high as
q criminal lawyer, and has had unchex-
pefience 10 military life :
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-08

- \. aslisg was douhtles made at
the mitigation Of the class - i nov en-
deavoring 70 serve. twill BE reconected
thaf when SoHuRz entered the army he
wrote 4 remarkable letter. acknowledging
that he knew nothing about military Of
fairs, and stated that he only entered the
service to get position wile.s he could
have hand in settling the ,s-des growing
out Of the war on red-repaelicsn basis.
In connection with the paragraph above
quoted, it is stated that BENyAMNC G. FRRE-
MAN, . correspondent of the New York
Times, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent to 60 on confidential visit through
tine Southern States. We presume that
he is to take the place OF SoHuRz.