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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
RIVER NEWS.


The Ohio has been recedlng steadily hsre
since our last issue, having declined, during
the twsnty.four hours ending last evening,
over Eve feet; making, according 70 the
WRter-works report, a channel-depth at this
point Of more than twenty-four feet. sI
The weather has been very inclement for
the past two days, the rain having fallen,
with few intervals, continuously and heay-
Dy. ....- b.
Business on the Landing was stagnant;
some fifteen steamers were there, but hardly
any Of them were doing anything. The
mail. boats are almost the only ones that
arrive or depart Rates of freight remain
nominal. ..ea 4f
The river commenced rising again at
Louisville On Sunday evening, with seven
feet six inches water in the Canal, five feet
six inches in the steamboat pass at the Falls.
There-was heavy rain on Sunday after
noon, accompanied by thunder. r
The Cumberland, at Nashville, on Satur-
day, was falling slowly, with less than seven
feet on the shoals. The @. E. Hillman, the
boat stopped at Cairo, had arrived at Nash
vile.
Saturdays Memphis Avalsnehe reports the
Mississippi, at that point falling, and the
country below safe from inundation. We
add the following items;
The Illinois broke pitman below Vicks-
burg, and is nUw at the port repairing dam
ages.
The Fanny Bullitt, in charge Of our old friend
Captain Nick Tilman, passed yesterday. She
had two thirty.two pounders, and a large
amount of shot and shell on board, which, il
is said, was destined for Cairo.
A Southern exchange remarks:
We learn that the authorities at Napoleon,
Arkansas took possession, on Monday, ofthe
stern-whe steamboat Hetty Gilmore, an
other boat owned in Cincinnati. They are
also on the lookout for the Monarch, deter
mined TO "hold and possess" all steamboats,
owned in Cincinnati, at least till the arms
and ammunition belonging TO Arkansas are
delivered up. They now hold the Mars,
Ohio Belle, and Hetty Gtmore-the two last
at Napoleon, and the Mars at Helena.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Ariirals.- Sunday = Magnolia, Maysville; Tele-
graph, Louisville Fanny McBurRie, Marietta.
Monday-Superior, Louisville Forest Queen, Madi-
Areopaut, Pittsburg; Leonora, Wheeling; Lancas.
Ter, Neville; Liberty, heeliDg.
Departures. - SUI day - Telegraph, Louisville.
MOI olday-MagDolia, Maysyille; Fa- ny McBurnie,
ison; Shenango, PittsburR; ArgoDaut; st. Paul;
Lancaster, Neville; LeOnora, Louisville.
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In the intermediate 81
The list of monthly bills and salaries was
read and ordered to be paid.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, the trustees of
the Third District were authorized to pay W.
@. Harding, first assistant teacher, $50 per
month.
Mr.. Beatty, Trustee of the Fifth Ward,
presented his resignation, which was ac-
cepted.
On nomination of DR.. Davis, Frederic
Werner was elected Trustee in the Tenth
District, in place of Mr.. Taefel resigned.
Mr.. Bonsal presented the monthly report of
Mr.. Poor, School Librarian, showing the
number of books taken from the library to
to have been as follows: Histories, seven
hundred and twenty. four; Biographies, six
hundred and seventy.two; Poetry, two
hundred and ninty-nine; Scientific, five
hundred and nine; Travels, seven hundred
and twenty. four; Novels and Tales sixteen,
hundred and eighty-three; Miscellaneous
two thousand six hundred and forty eight;
Total, seven thousand three hundred and
fifty nine. The amount of fines received was
S. 81.
The election of trustees in the Seventeenth
Ward was then taken up, having been laid
over at the last meeting. Thirteen more
ballots were taken and the election laid over
till the next meeting.
The Board then adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

GuITA. PERcHA TENTS The agent of the
American Gutta-pereha Roofing Company
has published the following statement of a
proposition to supply Camps DennisOn and
Harrison with waterproof tents;
Feeling, in common with all our citizens,
a great interest in relieving the uncomtorta-
ble condition OF the volunteers at camps
Harrison and Dennison, l presented myself
10 the Quartermaster this morning, and Of,
feIed TO furnish at once, and at bare cost OF
manufacture, sufficient waterproof cloth to
cover all The tents in both camps, making
them completely dry aud comfortable.
The Commissary officer replied that hi
furnished the men with boards, and they
must make their ewn quarters comfortable
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[ooMMUNICATKD.l

OAHP DEhNIsOhi may = IoUIs
TO The Editors Of he Daily Press;
Will you permit me through your columns
TO the buildings erected here for the accom-
mediation of the men. They have afforded
but little more shelter during the recent
rains than would have been afforded by the
canopy ofheaven itself. This can be speedily
and eheaply Iemedied by covering them with
some kind of waterproof cloth, and should
be done promptly. If it is not Camp Dem
nison will soon be converted into Zone big
hospital" as there are few men whose con-
stitutiOns can stand the change from COM
Portable homes and beds TO q mere pile Of wet
straw to sleep upon, and a short supply Of
wet blankets for a covering, Will this mat
ter be attended to promptIy2
A YOLUkTEER FROM ERIE COUNTY.
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CAMP CLAY.-Colonel Guthrie, of the
Kentucky regiment, will take up his quar-.
ters Ot Camp Clay this morning. All COM
panies that he has accepted for the First or
Second Regiments are requested to report to
him Immediately. Ample provision is made
in the camp for all the men as soon as they
are marched in.
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A JUsT CAUSE on CoMPLAIET.-Some un-
known individual who has neither the fear
of God nor of indignant and annoyed jour
nalists before his eyes, or anywhere else, has
formed habit recently of carrying OFF
papers from our nsws-editor's desk; thereby
causing him an ineffable degree of inoOn-
yenience and an excessive temptation to be-
come profane. We hope this odious custom
will hereafter be discontinued, and that the
offender will respect the sanctity Of our
sancfum
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SEIZURE on RSyoIyERs. AmxuNrr1oS AND

SEIZURE OF RBvoLvERs, AMMUNIT1oS AND
Percussion Cars IN NKw YoRK-Oh Fri
day, messenger from the American
Express Company, dispatched by Mr.. Hot
land visited the United States Marshars
Office, in New York, and informed the au-
thorities that box, of suspicious appear
ance, had been left with them, directed TO
Hannibal, Missouri. Messrs. Horton and
Worst accordingly proceeded to investigate,
and on opening the box, found that it con-
tained twenty-four six-barreled reyolvers of
the newest fashion, and five hundred ball
cartridge. From Information received, the
same officers proceed 70 Bailey 4 Miller's,
No. 90 Water street, and seized two boxes OF
percussion caps, containing about i've mill-
ion, directed to Savannah. The whole were
taken 10 the Marshaps Office. No arrests were
made, none of the suspected parties being
present.
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To CoNTR1BUToRs TO THE MONTGOMERY
GUARD - An omnibus will leave John
Haley's, corner of Fifth and Vine, with con-
tributions to the Montgomery Regiment, at
twelve o'clock to-day. Any person desrous
of giving can leave articles with Mr.. H., be-
fere the departure of the omnibus.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

The May term opened before Judges
Hoadley and Storer. The general term will
sit daily this month, except Mondays and
Tuesdays, which will be devoted to special
term business.
LAWYERS DEALING WITH THE SoUTH.-0n
the case of Scruggs Us. Seeds being called up,
it was remarked by E. A Thompson, attor-
ney for plaintiff, that Alabama people were
interested in the fund in controversy, and if
a judgment was obtained in the case, the
money ought to be retained here lin retalla-
tion for Southern repudiationb and charged
to Alabama, until balance was struck after
the rvor
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RELIEF COMMITTEE OF CouKcL.-The Re-
lief Committee of the City Council has held
three sessions, and distributed 1857 among
the families of enlisted soldiers. At present
50 per week is given to each head of a family,
without regard to the number of children,
or dependents. This, we think should he
changed. 1t is not intended as pay for serv-
ices rendered, but is charity fund, and
should be so distributed as to meet the re-
quirements of the recipients of the bounty.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-John Wall has been
appointed Superintendent of the County
Jail, in place of Mr.. Shockley, resigned.
Mr.. Wall has been serving since the 7th of
April.
The jail payroll for last week was paid
yesterday, amounting to $lOl 80. No other
business was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

OKE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LoTs OF LAND IN
JAMES O. LuDLow's SUBDIVISION, NEAR
OUMNuEsynLE. = This morning at eleven
o'clock, Cooper and Stokes, auctioneers, sell
one hundred and fifty lots in the James O.
Ludlow property, near Cumminsville. The
sale will commence with lots on the Spring
Grove-avenue, adjoining the residence Of
Doctor Mount Sold by order OF court-C.
@. Murdoek, Master Commissioner.
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CITIZENS OF CINCINNATI IMPRESSED IN NEW
oRLEANs.-We learn, by private sources,
that number of Cincinnati clerks, now en-
ployed in New Orleans, have been impressed
into the service of the Confederate States.
A portion of them are now in Pensacola.
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Four CAVALRY COMPANIES ORGANIZED
Four full cavalry companies, numbering
over four hundred men, are now organized
and equipped in this city and vicinity, and
ready for sevice. Captain Q. A. Ellis, of the
Cincinnati Rangers, has left for Washing
ton, on business relating to their acceptance.
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X. G. Give have heard it rumored, but
can not vouch for the truth of the statement,
that there is, at present, in this city, branch
of the Knights of the Golden Circle in active
operation and corresponding with theusurp-
ing Executive of the SO. called Southern Con-
federacy.
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To he Editors Of tAs Daily Prsss'
There fell between fifteen miputes past
twelve on the morning of the Sd, and six
o'clock, in the afternoon Of the same day,
4e inches of rain. On Sunday between
two and four O'Clock, in the Afternoon, 0.6S
inches, and from that time up to four O'clock
this afternoon O92, making together rain
fail between the morning Of the Sd and, at-
teinoon of the 9Th Of 3.0S inches, almost as
mgth as fell during the month ofgApril.
respectfully, R,Q, PHILLIPS,
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MONDAY, MAY 6.

New ROUTE AGENT ON THE ONO AND
MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD--Mr. S. N. Gardner
has just been appointed mail route agent on
the Ohio and Mississippi Road, from Cincin-
natl to Vincennes, in place of E. T. Barton.
Mr.. Gardner is a resident in Lawrence.
burg, and was formerly Superintendent Of
Bridges on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
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LANE SEHHARY.-The anniversary eKer-
cises of Lane Seminary win take place on
Thursday next at ten o'clock. After the
exercises by the senior class, Rev. A. l..
Chaplin, D, D., President of BelOit College,
Wisconsin, viii deliver an address.
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YANKEE NoTIoNs.-The Yankee Notions
and Nick-nax, for June, and the New York
Illustrated News, Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, and Harper's Weekly, for this
week, have been received by G. N. Lewis,
No. % West Sixth, street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

MoRE,INCESDIARIEs.-The foundery of III.
Burrowes h Co., No. lsO West Columbia
street, was set on FIRE, night before last,
about midnight, but the flames ware extin-
guished before any serious damage was eff
fnnind
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NEwsPAPERtAL.-A. Hutchinson, No. 100
Vine street. between Fourth and Fifth, has
received the last issue of Hsrpers Weekly,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated, and the New York
Illustrated News
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THE sale of Ashcrafts saw-mill, lumber,
&C., by order of court is postponed until
Thursday afternoon, May 9, at three o'clock.
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RECRUITS FOR H. SULLIvAN's RsGMESr.-
Recruits for H. SHllivan's Regiment will be
inspected at the Recruiting Office, No. 81
Broadway, before being received.
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THIS morning at nine o'clock, J. Graf &
Kohl sell the furniture of a family, No.
1917 Barr. street. Also, fine piano.forte.
See advertisement.
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Law REPoRT.
sATvnDAT's rnOoEEDIsssl

HNIIIlWH VWVNI = II-I7lTVI EVU"I8
Bramble %. Bprague.--An cotton 70 re-
cover damages for the breach Of contract
made IN 1853 for The delivey OF hogt at
PlaiDville. Verdict for $109 for plaintiff
Hall o. Frenk.--A jury trial The plain
tiff occupied house belonging TO defendant
ON Sycamore street which fell down when
the south wall was removed at the time Of the
erection Of the old Commercial Office building
in that locality BY Brown Curtis the latter
was mot otresponsisle for the act Of the lessees.
Verdict for defendant.
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SURGEONS APPonTED.-Drs. Menzies and
Silsbee, Of this city, have been appointed
Surgeons in the First Kentucky Regiment,
and will inspect the soldiers to-day.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

MORE ELECTION RETURSs.-The Union vote
at Cold Spring Precinct is given at two hum
dred, that at jamestown, reported to be
three hundred and Eve.
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HARPER's WEEKLY, for the current week,
has been received by Robert Clarke 4 Co.
Fourth-street.
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SALE OF STEAMER FoRT WAYxB.-Deputy
United States Marshal Grosvenor has eff.
fected the sale of the steamboat Fort Wayne,
to Theodore Cook, Esq, for $3.50 cash in
bond
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guprnoOR oouRT.

! RooN No. l.--Buns & Gardner Va Stevens.
To recover the value of merchandise, which
the defendant claimed was to be paid for in
lowe land, and the plaintiff contends was
sold for cash. Submitted to Judge Hoadley.
The business of the April terms closed.
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lEGENIoUs FRAUDS IN MoROoco.-The SCI
entJfe. american thus notices curious ane
ingenious fraud in Morocco leather:
We add another most cunning and scien|
tifc fraud perpeuated in the most respec.
able manner upon leather purchasers. Th|
price of Morocco dressed sheep skins rang
iron 81 50--the lowest up 70 So 80 pe
dozen, whereas genuine Moroeco (goat skine
range from 50 up TO $23 per dozen. The DID
ference in the quality Of the two classes
skins, is very great. Dealers in dress
skins--botb jobbers and those who purchat
for making them into binding and shoes
can generally tell Morocco dressed shee
from goat skin, because the natural grad
Of the two Is so different. A mosl compleI
imitation Of goat skin, however, has late.
been put upon sheep-skin By obtaining lar
copper electro plates Of genuine goat-skiI'
and using these for die-plates upon Wild
sheep, skins are laid and submitted 70 pres
ure. Aperiect resemblance of genuine 20
akin is thus impaired to sheep-skin, and q
most skilled dealer Is unable to detect
fraud. We have been informed that 50.
skins are sold daily for genuine Morocco.
MELAEoAOLY SUIolDE. -Oommodors LlOf
b. New ell, Georgian, married Northe'
lady, and TOR several years residing - bl q
t0l, Penna., Committed suicide neeentlY,
has brothers In the rebel army, who I'D
| urged him 10 throw up his commission 4
| iOin them in their treason. He equd 4
| abandor his flag and do violence % hie oa
| and -ths Struggle befWeen his aheotion
his hrothers and fidelity 70 duty, leslroy'
his saniff aand telling his wife that he SHOT
make his will, he went 10 "a hotel ana o
! hi.ssl.
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FOUND.

ENOUND-TwO OOWS-One white and the other
n white. and black spotted. The owner can have
them by calling at No. ass Water.st. and paying
charges. mY4-b-
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LOST.

n OsT-KEHS--A bunch of Keys. on Saturday
ID 4 mtTning The hndfr will please leave theAl AZ
SIS and 30 Pearl 81 and unligo lAa owner.
lmy7-b'l
M OsT-PoCRET- BODR-On Tuesday last, in
Mlkifth-st Market space CONTAINING small
sum Of money. The finder will be suitably re,
Warded and receive the thanks cf the owner, by
returning it to MARGARET WHITE, 1S6 Wal
nut ST. my7-b
m OST- $40 REWARD-In tho Brighton cars,
~ between Elm and Poplar:streets, SSs IN money
aud railroad ticket to Buffalo. The Under will
receive the above reward by leaving il at the Penn
~ lyai IN House. Front, street mVb-bS
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TNOR RxCHAHGE-OR TRADE-I have Que
~ new Top Buggy, and one fine Top Barouche
Carriage, which viii exchange for either Grocer
Mantles. :. DALTOS, 140 Fifth.st. my7.b.
VFOH ExCHANGE-DRY GOODS Ten thou Z.
!, sand dollars worth Of fresh Dry Goods TO ex-
Iat aS assorted etedpS neS Goods
wishing % make large trade, can see the Ro9ds.
Apply to ). Il. HICKMAN, Broker, 90 West Third
eueet, mS7rb
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WANTsi WANTaIi

II you want Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
8rH THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
......t-. .lvrU. Ia THE-DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
.t THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
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PERSONAL.

TOhRSONAL-HOusew wanted Of eight or nine
n rooms, in the immediate vicinity Of the city
y ust be in good order, aud rent TO suit the times.
Those having such 10 rent, may secure a good and
prompt tenant. Address Lock Box 905 Postofhce.
lmy6-b'l
WDRKsONAI4-W KENT q CO., manufactures
ii OF lades, gentlenen's Msses' and chidren's
boots and shQes, No. 126 Ffth-street, three doors
where else in the city. jaN-tf
IHBRRONAL-To TO whom it may concern, II O.
II STENENS, manufacturer Of mattresses and
bedding, 25S Waluut-st., between Sixth and
eeventh-ets.; wndOw-shades gilt and plain, put up
IN any HtYle spring and ether kinds Of mattresses
renovated and particular attention 40 iebblng up
halstery. mh2b-H
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Romantic story OF n stuffed Cat.

An old rag picker died in Paris in a state
OF abject poverty. His only relation was q
niece who lived as a servant with green
grocer. The girl always assisted her uncle
as far as her means would permit. When
she heard of his death, which took place
suddenly, she was on the point of marriage
to a journeymal baker TO whom she had
long been attached. The nuptiAl day was
fixed, but Suzette had not yet bought her
Wedding clothes. She hastened to tell her
lover that the wedding must be deferred, she
wanted the price of her bridal 6nery to lay
her uncle decently in the grave.
Her mistress ridiculed the idea and ex-
horted her to leave the old man to be buried
by charity. Suzette refused. The conse-
quence was a quarrel in which the young
woman lost her place and her lover, who
sided with her mistress. She hastened to
the miserable garret where her uncle had ex-
pired, and by sacrifice not only of the
money for her wedding attire, but nearly all
the rest of her slender wardrobe, she had
the old man decently inferred.
Her pious task fulfilled, she sat alone in
her uncle's room weeping bitterly, when the
master of her faithless lover, good looking
young fellow, entered. $50, my Suzette, i
find you have lost your place. said he, 81
am come to offer you one for life. Will you.
marry me q ~, sir !" said she, "you're
joking" mo, faith, said he; 81 want a
| wife, and Pm sure l can't find better"
But every. body would laugh at you for
marrying poor girl like me" said Suzette.
| 70, if that is your only objection" said the
| young man, I'VE shall soon get over that
come along, my mother is prepared to res
! ceiye you. r...srf
Suzette hesitated no longer, but she
| wished to take with her a memorial of herI
deceased uncle-it was a cat he had had for
many years. The old man was SO fond Of
the animal that he determined that eveH
| death should not separate them, for he had
her stuffed and placed on the tester of his
bed. AS Suzette took down puss, she ut
tered an exclamation Of surprise at finding
it so heavy. The lover fastened to ope1
There was thousand louis concealed in the
body of the cat, and this sum, which the
miser had starved himself 10 amass, becam
the reward Of the worthy girl and her die
interested lover, 81. -
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE-BY WELLS MILES
N Sales-Toom, No. 25 Pearl. street. Large and
PeTsmPtoTy sale Of Fresh stock q Sesso1sols' ESQ
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 8, at o'clock,
a large and desirable stock Of fresh, seasonablo,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; n,
AISoSBonnet Ribbons. Flowers, Silk and Satin
Parasols, Linen Handkerchiefs, &c.
ALS0-A full line of superior Hosiery aud Gloves.
ALS0-l5 bales assorted Brown Muslins; 10 cases
assorted Bleached Muslins; cases Jeans and Cam;
JeSps g cases Ssss' Farmers Cashmere cases @y7
A NOTION SALE-BY GRAFT KOHL
N Furniture at AuctionWill be sold at public
auction or. TUESDAY MORNING, May I, 1861, at
nine o'clock, at lS5k Barr, street, between Bay
lily, consisting of six maht gany hair cloth parlor
chairs, marb top ceater-table, sociabe, looking
glass, oil painting, fruit with glass shade fancy
rocker, &c. oak extension table. ounse, oane:s Seat
chairs, carpet, looking glasses, &c. Four walnut
bedsteads, enclosed wasb stands, work table, ma
stair carpet and rods, chamber carpets. window
shades hall oil cloth, &c 1ce-chest, coal cooking
stove ard apparatus, and an assortment of kitchen
furniture; Also, onickering Piano, cover and
'''O'' '''' S''O' JACOB CRAFT. Auctioneer.
my5-b SuTu IS East Fourth street.
a UCTION SALE-BY THOs. JOHNSToN.-
N Sales. rooms g3 Main st below Third - Per-
sale Dry goo DIS House at Auction.-0n TU ESOAY
ard WEDNESDAY, May and 5, commencing esch
day at 9H o'clock, will be Sold without reserve,
Goods, Dress Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings,
Eotisps, Gents Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas. Par
asols, fine Cloths aud Cassimeres, Shawls, Black
ings, Checks, Hats Caps, Bonnets, etc, being the
balance of stock Of a wholesale dry goods house.
ALSO-A large lot OF custom work Boots and
Shoes, with some forty pieces Brussels and Ingram
CafretinR, my4