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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

@ Privates Vanness Lilley and H.
B. Pcttingill both went from this town
and arrived here last week, physically,
appearing much better than most returned
prisoners. Vanness was captured while
on the way to his regiment, by Mosby,
after being at home on furlough, only
four days after leaving here, which was
about seven months ago. He was con-
fined at Salisbury, N. c., most of the
time. He reports the death of Amos
Truel Co. c. 18th, from this town, at
that prison.
Mr. Pettingill, had been a prisoner
about twenty months, and during that
time had been confined in almost every
prison in the South. The latter part of
his Imprisonment was passed at the fam
Gus Andersonville slaughter pen. He re-
ports the death of Jonathan Cook, of this
town. having positive knowledge of the
fact. Some doubts have existed among
his friends as to his being dead, but
there can be no chance for doubt now
The tales of suffering undergone by them
and their fellow prisoners are heart rem
ding indeed.
We are pleased to notice among the
list of returned prisoners, the name of
Capt Frank Kenfeld, of Morristown, and
many others.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

loan of one long enough to cook the other
half; or if they could not do that would
let some one do their cooking for half
Some squads of prisoners would come in
with plenty of cups, canteens, haversacks
tents and everything they had when TAX
en-. Other squads would come in stripped
of everything Even their hats and boots
were taken from them. When a squad
would come in we'll supplied with dishes
and other necessaries it would be day
of jubilee for the raiders.
+. H. WEBSTER.
Irasburgh, March r. 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

g. We call the attention of our
ers to an advertisement of ARRlnls
Co., European Jewellers Agents, d |
York. The British Wing, Of kim,
@. w., says of them, Nov. "a, 1856
A short time since an advertsl
of Arrandale appeared in the colrul'
this paper. headed great gift distlu
by which the public we're Informed
a large quantity of Gold and
Watches and Ornaments were to b
posed of by Lot, the total cost being
81, and a prize in return valued tT'I
to $50; also holding out great adVnis
to agents. A lady subscriber to The I
ish Wing became an agent, and by FTr
brought some twenty articles sent !
yes for her agency to this office for 10y
ton and without hesitation we can 7
that each and all of the articles J
worth treble the amount of cost "
recipients, and some of them SIX TIDE
The New York Albion wrote -
lows -
1--WE have just inspected, at The !
of Arrandals g. Co.'S Agency iOr
ropean Manufacturing Jewellers o.
assortment Of fashionable and vals w.
jewelry, consisting of gold and y ,
watches, chains, bracelets; ladies
rings, &c, all Of the new and mos
ionable patterns. We also notice ~ J.
quantity Of silver plate, consisting "
lets and drinking cups, cruet staDaS \
baskets. spoons, forks, &c. We ";
stand that the whole Of these new!
ported articles are to be disposed q y
novel principle, giving great ad'as ~.
to buyers, and affording extensive sTr
ment to agents. Our readers N% w.
all particulars in our advertising eVl'D
and we know the firm in question y. |,
very respectable, and Thoroughly ""
/ of public confidence"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22
From Grant.

Our troops in the army of the Potomac
are reported to be in the best possible con-
dition and are ready to move at any time.
Rumors continue to prevail in camp that
the rebels contemplate the evacuation of
Petersburg on Thursday and Friday.
The enemy along the centre of the line
were very busy throwing troops from point
to point, at one time massing at one place
and in short time thereafter at another,
thus neccssitating the utmost waichfulness
on our entire line.
Another account says that all day
Wednesday and Thursday the rebels were
in active motion in front of the 9th corps.
The camps we're struck within their lines.
and large bodies Of troops could DO seen
from our signal stations to be moving to
and fro. They kept up an unusually
bold front, at times completely swarming
Cemetery Hill with men, and frequently
opening upon onr troops with cannon,
which was promptly replied to. 1t was
believed they we're endeavoring to hide the
evacuation of Petersburg. from which all
the people have been ordered away, fol
the purpose Of falling back to their new
line Of works on the north side Of the Ap
pomattax river, with their right resting
on the Lypehburg railroad On Thurs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

The NEW ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The
N. Y. Journal of Commerce compares
the new cable, which it is proposed to lay
next June, with the old, as follows:
The former, consisting of seven copper
wires combined, weighed l07 pounds the
nautical mile, while the insulator (gutta
percha) weighed 26l lbs per mile. The
improved cable now far advanced toward
completion, has first for its conductor
copper strand of seven wires weighing
800 lbs. the nautical mile, and for insula-
tion it mas four layers Of gutts percha
placed alternately with Chatterton's COM
pound, the weight of the entire insula-
ton being 400 lbs. the nautical mile
The diameter is nearly one-half more than
that of the original cable. The external
protection consists Of ten solid wires of iron
each strand Of wire being surrounded by
MANILA yarn and spirally round the
core which latter is padded with ordinary
hemp or jute, satura ted with preserva-
tive compound" .8' ta
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22
Irasburgh, March IL. 1865.
SHERNIAN'S MARCH.

The Free Press thus sums up the sue
cess of ShermaD's march:
Gen. Sherman has accomplished three
fifths of the distance from Savannah to
Richmond, and that by far the worst part
of the journey. He has done it without
loss or serious opposition. He has taken
over 100 guns on his way. al Columbia,
Cheraw and Fayetteville; his captures of
prisoners far exceed his losses, and the
destruction of material of war, almost in
calculable. He was, on the 18th, within
200 miles of the rebel capital, had opened
communication with the supporting COL
umns which are pushing in to join him,
and has, doubtless, been supplied by
Porter's feet, which could reach him by
the Cape Fear river, navigable to Fayette-
vile at low water The next news will
place him at Raleigh or Goldsboro.
He had by the best estimates, 10000
men in his main column-veterans who
march, the rebel papers say, as if they
had just started on their journey, Scho-
field has 10000 more, which may be
counted as a part of Shermrn's army.
What is to stop him now? The most
boastful rebel estimates of Johnston's for
ces, put them at but $4,000 or 10000 all
told, scattered some before and some be-
hind Sherman, and demoralized by con-
slant retreat. How can they prevent his
going where he chooses? No wonder gold
is tumbling-and goods and spectators
going down together by the run.
Shcrman's march tells, in two direc-
tions. The panic in Secessia is rivalled
by the panic in the stock market. The
ragged cohorts he is brushing from his
path like tlies are hardly more numerous
than the "lame ducks" of the northern
exchanges and produce markets. He is
cutting the bottom from under both the
rebels and the SPECTATORS and the people
enjoy the futtering in both quarters.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

ATTENTION Notice is hereby CIV
Co. D, 4th Vt. Militia, that part n
arms and equipments have been is'v
said Co. Members that have not lHa
arms, &C., are requested to appeal
Town Hall in Hyde Park, Saturday.
March 25th, at l o'clock 2. NJ, %
ceive the same. All the members d
company arc requested to meet, for
at the above named place and time
W. Ii. Ii. KENFIELD, lst It. q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

Tho NEW POSTAL AcT.-The new act re-
lating to the postal laws provides that
all domestic letters, except letters lawfully
franked, and duly certified letters Of SOL
diers and mariners in the service Of the
United States. which are deposited for
mailing in any post Office Of the United
States, on which tho postage is unpaid.
shall be sent by the postmaster to the
dead-letter Office in Washington; and all
letters deposited for mailing and paid
only in part. shall be forwarded to their
destination, charged with the unpaid rate,
20 be collected on delivery.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22


A ScOuSDRrL ARrr,rro.-r.
of Newport who has Bee, 4.
thing of a business in buyi,, !,
recruits the past year or ~
been brought up with a rop,a /
not long since sold a substit,,.
previous arrangement deserted :.
ed to his chief, who sold bi'
pocketing a handsome sum , =.
This proved the straw that b,,r
els back. He was arrested ;.
day last and taken to Winds,
at the next term of the + f,
Court, He on one other o.,,..
TNspt
over a year ago attempted ana
of rascality in this line upon A,
man from Canada who was :,
him. They were riding out to,
it being cold, Lark told the y,
to return to a neigh Dor, hOu,s
could find a buffalo oyercOat
could take and wear. He did
shortly after arrested by said
on charge of stealing the coat
then advised by Lark to enlist
of a prosecution. 1t was all
plan between Lark and The neis
him into trouble for the sake
bounty out of him. This lar
merly a resident of Canada. "
into severe trouble and pl
brother iu- law to bail him, "
away to this side of the line
brOther-i n-law to pay up his
hope justice has overtaken tn
at last.-IraSbury STANDARD.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

ca A very severe thaw has been in
process for some days. doing no damage
that we hear of, except rendering the roads
almost impossible for horse to travel
upon, and causing great irregularity in
the mails.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

LAMoILLE Co. NATIONAL BANK.-We
understand that it is the intention of the
Lamoille Co. Bank at this place, to be-
come National Bank, and get into ope-
ton under that title by the first of
July.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

RED FL DISPATCHES FROM MOBILE.
Mobile, March s.--This city is strong.
ly menaced. Gen. Manury has issued
circular advising the people to prepare
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

asral question, p
hts are peculiarly.
! Sherwin' class !. !,
= e't,sred up prayer A
Of battle n
= !. White : class s.. y
re 7, have fellow snip
- Pages class, S.,
found 5y an angel gel
: Washbnrn's clas1
that If q man eau
led with gravel
NJ y rCobleigh's class
AID the daughte|
The Lord : It'd
IL Pisrsons' class
That his trangres1
=. Hill's class, l6y|
u1ted by the Lamb
~. Newcomb's q
nr,ver did the HI
he carried them then
~ 70 last week. 81
an. ques. John ~, III
9t-27; Mrs. WI
III, class, lisa. 81
Nam. l5-9e' MRS ;
Wsrren's class
"a elass, Jgs. =
y Iy.lIfa n
Nj j class, Luxe =,
HELEN NJ. ri
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

ca A Washington dispatch
Post says "vice President JOhnsr
understood, has pledged himself +
abstinence for the next four years
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

ca The Monumental marble n
grave of Calhoun in Charleston, h.
broken by a shell from a FEEDER
tory.
Oregon sends a fresh backwooil
Congress, who had never see rail- !
he came on this season. He Md
much of the tricks of the sharwr
was determined to keep his era
He kept them open so wide that V,
conductor came and tore off the GU
his car ticket, he seized that worth
eer by the throat and had nearly
an end of him before he could be
ded that no wrong had been done.
MONEY ORDER OFPICE.-St Jobl
has been added to the list Of nOuey
postofices in Vt.
The FRONTIER CAvALRY.-IheC Co
of Frontier Cavalry commanded b
G. B. French, left Burlington for
bans Saturday, and are now in |
with Capt. CIRCUITS Company.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22
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Bosten

lour---Westerno y
orkPrime, s3'
1000 ,
,eef $1,000 to
u,s, 2lAto ~; !
Iatter 80 TO 81 .
'otatoes $2,l5 t t
'oans 500 to >
Ierdsgrass seed
,tarch, 10 TO T.
WOOL fo Bloc { {
rths blood, 30 80
Common, ~
al 80 to
I.8T NSfigf
Hops s5 to 49,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22
Q3nubr|

At market l77!H
Skorss consi|
VA and one, t7
prices-Marke1
4 quality Sl4l,|
81 .W to III
waking Oxen
Gown and Caly|
YenrIings-$Oq
10 1000 +; tn
sheep and I,al5
/, So 90 to So
Hides-09 IL
n = uerb,
sitssa' 90 to-
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II Y
as; lard 20 y
/, lis to TO- Eag|
Beans, 5000
TO "a. Peas, q
APPLES SIS 90
FLoUR--Extra' i
a.lyot 12,5o.
~ AND H1
Seed,
10 20 per |
ji'ss; |
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

In Calais, De-
! years and 8
q heIped erect
'slist!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22

'T(HE subscri1
N situated nj
81 lat
and 4 good cell
18th stills Their
or q house or 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

erbccv end Carae Rosini charmed with hor singing
tho oonssrvasoire she wont . Milan. and studied Tor
tao years. under the oeobrated Maestro LAMBERT She
was now prepared 70 place he. talents before the psso
les Hotiens A0eSe, which she sang twelve nights
succession Subsequently she sang 4 Trieste IN Sq6o
theatre Milan whore she obtsined an engagement a
the Teatro Lingo and Afterwards she sang In Egypt for
cUo q sSs sasn .ns = n'r yoes
EMANUEL in Turin, and finally went 70 Hamburg from
Paris, and sang Oh - With AdehnA Patti Here Mr. Grau
induced her 70 aocep< an engagement for America sod
now have her among us AFTER her numerous and rapid
EssA cAsa roGzms, 7 J, = ,..,se
This fne coniralto born in 1s42, In Pesth, Hun
gary and Afterwards removed with her family TO koen,
on the Rhine Some years Afterwards her father went
Rosa who was then fifteen years old. In the hotel
whore thoy stopped corne tho great professor Of music
Was surprised by The phenomenal voice Of 80 young
sought her acquaintance and tried 70 persuade her
fs.hcs 2 cultivate , her Ta VOICE. Which, % nc
becoming n singer u noto continually occupied
her M nd. and, after cntrcaties upon entreaties
porsuadng him 70 take her to Hamburg. whore. under
the tuition or Cornct she studied for two years. At tho
eets 4 Losa,s where sho created Win her One voice
great sensation that tho manager OF tho Imperial
Opca st. Petersburg who was present offered her an
other rlaoes her sucooos were such that shc dcler
mined in future TO devote he~se,f 70 Italian (havng
usdes The tutorship q the celebrated master
gar Jovan she made great Roadway, and
made her dfta In the opera Of Romeo ana
juliet at Turin whore, meeting with triumphant
success she immediately cngNged 70 sing with Sig
nora Gaes the renowned prima donna, In Trovstore,
in whioh opera her dramatic talent gained her fresh
Iaurcls The. same manager engaged her TO sing In
IuigaI Bucharest and VIENNA from whence she went TO
Madrid and sang in the Jewess Don 'Ssbasson. &c.,
always with the same succeaa Mr. Crau, on his arrival
In Milar heard her sing snd Immediately offered her
Gathering en- sgement for tho United States and Cuba.
She made her Grs appearance In this country in Chicago
as the Gypsy in Tvorasorr
The teno baritones and bAssos OF the troupe will be
re- erred 10 at another Being all strangers their
histories " provo interesting connection with the
exceeding favor which has been accorded thom since
their appearance on tho American operate stage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

YAM BLOWS HIS BRAINS OUT IN THE PARK.
Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest AZ the Park
mrs nal the remains OF man whose name is sup
posed have been Gerte Recdngcr who died from the
effects OF pistol shot wound George Wagner, Park
POLICEMAN while on duty early on Thursday evening,
head the discharge OF pistol under bridge No. 10,
near the gate nj Fiftyninth street and Seventh
avenue. lie Immediately ran TO the spot. and
found deceased seated under the bridge against which
his head resting, the top OF his head was nearly
blown OF, and no was stu gasping Death followed,
howeser n few moments aer~srd a., As' nrssna
70 await an investigation. When discovered deceased
was clu,ching pistol in his right hand
a letter written In German was found in one OF the
pockets 81 deceased apd indicated that he had fully
determined TO destroy himself The following is q copy
sns KY sas stree, boween Tenth and
"when von receive these lines viii not be alive. Ny
tlmc nishei pledged the gold watch for ten dollars
nv toos for one dollar Mt All Fiftyfouth street.
he ticket for the watch Is in tho little chest took ten
dollars ios locked u up 50 that should nos DC 50
heavy ny tool box is at Al fifty.fourth street on
which ! have one dollar FAREWELL ny ncst comp'i-
rnsnS Your unhappy father, GEkTIE."
The jury found thai deceased 70 his death BY sui
cNe ~ snootlng himself 10 the head with pistol lie
va thirty tive years Of age and native Of Germany
SUICIDE ny SHOOTING.
Dung Tic ioro part or November Mr. Milo Harris ar
rived 10 tuis city from Connecticut en- route to California.
During be stay IN Nov York Mr. Harris fell into the
hands Of shaper who robbed him or about $500. This
0fs weighed upon hi mind al to cause temporary de.
faufenent aud white N that condition Mr. Harris then
stopping ~ Collins Hotel Of West and Canal streets
sbot himself lBth ult IN the abdomen with n pistol
loaded with powder and BAH lie was conveyed 10 tho
Nov York Hospital for treatment and died on Thursday
evening from tho effects n tho wound inflicted by him.
self Coroner widely yesterday held naucat on the
body and the Jury rendered verdict Of death ~ suicide
hy shooting Deceased WAS forty-threc Years or nge
ala d rniIse cf Connoc, Lieut. 30 hss iof widow and
other relatives
still AsoTBsR SUICIDE.
Lewis schwenscg the German who cut bis trca, Al
hls la,e residence No O. East Houston street, On ne
iiih rilmo, dcs yesterday IN the Nov York Hospital
deceased lad been ~ bad health for more than year
dursp au OF vh eli time Ne very low spirited and
drank ~ cXccs4 Coroner widely hold inquest the
body ntcassed vas thirysk yoars Of and native
* GERMANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

g AZ. BogART AUCrIoNEKRs. THIS DAY At l0H
o. O'Clock, ST. front OF store No ! NOrtt William street,
Msrsas ase or gray mare, Busness aeon and Light
Ha4ncs JOHN II. HIbi.E.. N9rshN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
pENJAwrx p. rHEAr.r, AucrlosEER.

ID Late salesman With T.. n. LUDLOW co.
Sa'esroom Liberty street, ius bel the Post Office.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS,
ROSEWOOD BIILIAED TABLE, CARPETS, GIihNDE.
LfEkS, az.
TNFAfL A CUgTIS win sel BY auction Wednesday.
December G. 1856 III IL O'Clock at the residence lU5 clnon
place (Eirhih street, between Vfth and sixth all
the Furniture conaredn said house made t. order by Beau
doinc- Rochrfort and Skaaren Keubiel
rsror Suits ia and gold and blue and gold
aan marble Centre and fay Tables, rich rosewood
Esrere. nne French plate Fer and Man,el Mirrors elegant
Saith and Lace Curtains Lounges and Turkish Chairs
solid oak Extension Table marble 10 Buffet, solid
ook Dining Room SUIT rich Mantei Clocks and
Vases wood walnut ad mahogany French Bedsteais
Dressing Bureaus Arnoiresa Glacc hnc Library aud Sec
rotary Bookcases Wnrdrobcs Sofas and Chairs, In hair
cloth enamelled bedroom Suit patent srring Feds Ps
lasses Mattresses, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ulciohs
AG together with tho Kitchen Utensils with witch the sale
VIII commence Also AZ the nne Bronze and Gilt chaadc'
llers ard Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
Fine rosewood full sized Billiard Table. complete. and
about 200 volumes desirable Books The houae ul be open
for inspection Tuesday, Dec o. by permit which, with
catalogue may be had Ut The oce Of The auconeer No ~
Liberty street, Al the Office OF t. H. Ludlow Co.. No
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
IIENRY D. MINER, AucuoNEER- ]

HENRY u. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ill Nassau street opposite the Post ONCE
MINER A soMERtlLLE will sell at auction, on satur
day Dec. at u o'clock front Of their saesroofn
Pair Of bay Horses well matched 49, hands hIah and
years old perfectly kind la all harness. very spirited and
Handsome gray clipped Horse 10 hands high years old
Kind In harness, and under saddle easy aud stylish
Bay Canadian Saddle Mare IA hands high, years oid
kind and gentle; good In harness.
Beautiful black Mare nearly Thoroughbred rs hands high
years old trained TO saddle double warranted
ladies'
dappe iron gray Uorsn years. old sired BIZ celebrated
tr0ttng horse Young Moel Of srtord warranted sound
can trot IN three minutes, splendid apimel,
Together With splendid Robe two sets Of single hMnes
nearly new, &C., Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
SALEy AT AUCTION.

s1; 4 re- this Ii. d.. sos ..s
Sae esoo us s Wost Eighth Street sos%ssn FIFTH
ssaaa a
@ French satin y s and T ccnse
T.S csrnsT and md PsSs s ys,s
Psol Sas elegant Brocate and Lace
q % s o spd ana ss M
500 eegss wth n round osss
and w sa
Hair Beds ns anss a Ts
cats ss &C. Sale positive Deposits required
Na-neiab,o men in attendance 70 cart pack and saip
goods FOR purchasers at reasonable chare Az tho goodS
must be removed twenty four hours af.er the sa.e.
A ucrIoN NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE or ELEGANT
paos sns a. he residence 50
Plaza sesn 81 and
sSlna Parior suits covered the description; Brus
sells and Hfiss snERi' II 5 ri IS
] i sss ~
rssses Easy chairs Ecds, Extension Table silver
s a S6Ts
A e. BugNHAM, AgcTIoNEER u,, a. ,,.ov,
es: AScTiSs ssSs
and costly Of Arr aud Articles
CT y DTss ssss
Firth and sixth commencing lUt, O'CLOCK
Drawing Room Furniture super suits covered with French
match Etaaees Bookcase. Bo,s de Rose Cabinets Encoig
nures Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpet
Chandeliers Bronze Saiuary Bronze and Ormolu Ciocks
Oil Paintings by ancient and modern artists two superb
Paintings views Ancient Rome original ny Cole, HOLY
Family Sciieres fruit Piece Winter scene on the Neya
81 Pecrsburg Marine Views Flemish Interiors Pastelle
Panngs French Line Engravngs; Artistic Bronze s!ata
ary-Hsmet Shakspere, Maxepps. Minerva. Diana. kcp
tune Flow Boy and GIRL Seasons; Dresden China Vases
God Pianof0rte richest instrument onered
al auction this season; 5too. Cover Music stand,
rosewood ana walnut Drcs.in4 Bureaua Bedseads,
trcsses sofas, Chairs. Extension Table. Buffet Silver
Caster Tnrccns. salver Punch Bowl Dinner and Tea Ser
vice, Table Gallery Linen, China Dinner Het. Also the
Furniture OF The servants apartments sale pcremptory
A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUcTIoNEBR.
IA percnp.oy sale by order OF executor 70 close the ca
tate q George Fox, deceased ,v,, no -, ..,
st auction Tuesday December 49, at ~ NJ. At the Ex
change saiesroom III BROADWAY forty wo ncrcA Of Land
with Cottage and Oubudipgs, situate nj West Farms Wea
chester county the road leading 10 Hunts Point The
Ia located tide water has extensive views ana
affords beautiful ses for eegat country residences Within
in plots about Maps and formation be
procured the Office of he aaconecrs No 5 Pine street
A UcTIoN SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURyT
N ture.-Grand action rosewood Piancfore, Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets NJ DOUGHTY. Arctioncer will sell this
day tue auction rooms 70 Nassa street nj l05r ocock
walnut rosewood and mahogany rarior Furniture Chamber
Plate Picr Mirrors grand action octave rosewood Piano
forte Chandeliers. warirobes Also light top Bug
~ Wagon nearly The whole 10 be peremptoriy sold
Catalogues nj sale.