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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08
AR RED:

On the evening Of the 7th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Biz dsalI Rector OF st. Paurs Church, Mr.. GEORGE
H. FIsH, and Miss HELEN @. GwATHNEY, all OF
this city.
Tue JOURNAL has often expressed it's obliga-
lions to Mr.. FISH for unnumbered favors, that we
may depart from our usual custom, to congratu-
Iato him editorially, upon the happy of last
evening. "The golden chains, inlaid with down %
the poet sings Of. bind our friend to one of the
loveliest of Evansville's fair daughters, and we
only trust that their lives thus happily uni
ted-''like the tuning OF two lutes in one key -
may be spared through long years of happiness
Our Poetcai contributor, left upon desk yester
day, the following lines, addressed to Mr.. GEO. II.
FISH: .--
"For Heavens blessings, by ExPREss,
You have our kindest, warmest wishes,
With all the jog Of welded bliss,
Including ioaves and LITTLE FISHES"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

BE- We need hardly suggest to our la
dy friends, thai the sick Of Col. Crufts
regiment, who arrived night before last,
and are now on the wharf boat, will be
greatly benefited by their kind attentions.
DR.. Jones, with his family, are untiring in
attending to the wants of these sick sol
But many little delicacies can be provided
by the ladies, which will have more ben
efcial effect even than medicine, and we
are confident that it is only necessary for
our good Samaritans to know that the sick
are ia the city, to insure prompt attention
to their wants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

A SERMON IN A TExT.-ReV. DR.. Bellows
in his sermon on Sunday, mentioned the fol-
lowing interview with the Hero of Sumter: :
sat, few days ago, looking steadfastly
into the face of the mild and Christian pa
triot who, as the Hero of Sumter, first
reused this nation to arms. In that quiet,
gentle countenance, that unassuming, mod
est nnien, those humble lids, that worn and
feeble frame, could see little to account
for the firmness, intrepidity and self-sacri-
fee connected with that hopeless but i'm
mortal defence. The tones of voice, the
eye, the language indicated nothing re-
markable, and almost prompted one to
think that this man was neither born great
nor had achieved greatness-but was only
among the fortunate few who have great
ness thrust upon them. But all at once, he
said--and his eyes flashed fire, his voice
rang like bugle, his face shown like he
70 as he spoke al an not satisfied with
the point which public feeling has yet
thinks that any other man has deeper in
terest in it than he himself has, he is not
fully loyal he is notadequately aroused" =
Here, indeed, as was said, is the, whole mat
ter in a nutshell Every man in the loyal
States should act as if the whole canse rest
ed on his shoulders, should fight as if no
body else was fighting, should die as if no
other blood but his could save the country.
Let this, the sentiment that animated every
Apostle, ana 6arly Christian, ufId carried
the Cross of Christ successfully against the
whole false civilization and religion of the
Roman Empire and the heather world, once
seize our Standards and it will bear them
triumphantly through all the batteries that
for miles fortify the Gap of Manassas, and
close the disloyal Potomac. A few more
noble Massachusetts, men need only to bite
the dust; a few more illustrious generals
and captains from Minnesota and Oregon,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York,
lead the way and mark it with their blood
TO rouse the whole nation to a pitch which
would satisfy even the Hero of Sumter!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

E- The 1st Regiment of North Western
Cavalry is thus noticed by the Valparaiso
Republic:
This regiment is now full, and has re-
ceived most of its equipments. We paid it
visit the other day, and saw many of our
boys whom we supposed to be at home
We may be little partial, but think it is
only justice to say that Capt. Buell's COM
pany is the finest on the ground. Many of
them have been IN the three months SER
vice, and know what it is. A lot of horses,
numbering 252, were sent to this regiment
from Pennsylvania, Secretary Cameron's
State, and % of that number, and only IS,
were found fit for service; 227 being re-
iected as unsouud and deficient in almost
every conceivable manner. These horses
have all been bought and paid for by the
United States at extrayagant prices, and
upon examination, prove worthless. This
is fair specimen Of Pennsylvania swim
ding, connived at by officials high in pow
err Let the West furnish her men with
their equipments and horses, and Pennsyl-
vania retain her old broken down hacks for
her own use, if the Secretary insists upon
using all the ring boned, spawned, wind
CALLED, blind, stump-tailed, famed, worn
out, broken-winded scrubs FIRST.
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s A company has been organized in
the Northwestern counties of this State for
a regiment known as the First Regiment OF
North Western Cavalry, commanded by Col.
A. g. Bracket, OF Chicago. The regiment
is being organized under authority of the
War Department. The company from this
State is under command of Capt Fl. Buel.
Lake and Porter counties furnished most Of
the men for the company Valparaiso sup
plying the larger number.
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sSy- Our shippers viii bear in mind tbat

B@ Our shippers will bear in mind that
the steamer Lebanon, Capt Davidson, with
clerk Tichenor in the office, will leave for
Cincinnati at 10 o'clock to-day The Leba-
non is good, substantial packet, aud her
officers are gentlemen who pay close atten-
ton to their business, and will attend to all
orders with fidelity aud care.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

We desire to call your attention to the
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in a very superior style; and that
we are now prepared, and will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, in 8
most excellent manner. We most earnest
ly solicit your patronage and influence.
# BoRCoURT & PILLsBURY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

CoRREor PREDIoTIoS.-Not year ago, a
gentleman was talking to-Douglas, and ex-
pressing the belief that Breckenridge would
be true to the Union. Although you live
in Kentucky" said Douglas, 'syou don't
know Breckenridge as well as do. Hewill
hold commission in the Southern Con-
-federacy before twelve months.
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Ra- The Ladies' Union Knitting Society

sg- The Ladies' Union Knitting Society
will give an Oyster Supper to their friendl
at Crescent City Hall, next Tuesday night
Pre9arations are being made to render the
affair highly attractive, and we have nc
doubt that the hall will be crowded 70 it's
utmost capacity. The proceeds will be APP
pHed for the UeneuJ or our gallant Hoosier
boys in the field
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The American Honse, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner of
Sycamore Evansville, Ind, j. j. Pulls
BuRY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W. w. BoIcoURr, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors.
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DSFH. Nelson & Co., will sell tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, at their Auction
Rooms, in addition to Armstrong; new
furniture, one-horse cart, dray and names
and other articles in the harness line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

sG~ Workmen were busily engaged yes
terday, introducing gas pipes into the Mill
tary Hall The Drill Room will be ready
by tomorrow night for occupancy.
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Coal, Coal. A superior quality of Greer
River Coal, at cents per bushe1 delivered
Barge lying atthe foot OF Division street
All orders left at IA. Cooks, No 70 MAR
street will be promptly filed.
l md. JOSEPH THOMAS.
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g~ Walter N. Haldeman, former editor
and proprietor of the Louisville Courier,
has written to his friends in that city, that
he, escorted by General Buckuer and army,
win arrive in Louisville on the first day of
December. The Democrat suggests the
propriety Of postponiDg the visit till the
HOLIDAYS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

By The regiments so far assigned to
General Milroy's Brigade are the 9Th Indi-
ana and the Gath, 25th and 32d Ohio. Gen.
Oumont has under him the 18th Indiana, the
5d ana 9th Ohio, aud the Sd Virginia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

Bas@ Ladies. read the advertisement OF
Williams Owls in another column. You
can now get q hrst-elass Family Sewing
Machine for S25. Who viii be without
ora7 4l
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o1 Dobell has received the December
latest newspapers.
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EI@ The Louisville Democrat of Wednes-
day says another reinforcement Of ten thou
sand men viii be thrown into Kentucky
from Ohio oud Indiana. Most of them are
designed for Sherman's colamn.
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nomE INTEREsTs.

BG~ The clipper packet Charley Bowen,
in charge of Capt. McClain, leaves at two
P. NJ, to-day for Paducah.
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FoUxD.-A large brass key has been left
at this Office, which the owner can have by
paying for this notice.
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sG~The Union Knitting Society, yester-
day, sent 40 pairs of socks to the Crescent
City Guards, Of the 14th Regiment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

eG- A fellow by the name of Franks,
who was arrested in Louisville some weeks
ago for smuggling and released on taking
the oath, has been re-arrested on a charge
of treason, and confined in Jail. His trunk
contained papers, giving pretty accurate
Information of the troops down on the Nash
vile railroad, with which he was prepared
to 60 South, via Cincinnati and St. LOuis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-08

A Bic HAur-Fhe telegraph has not
told half of the advantages won by General
Kelley, at the recent fight at New Greek
near Romney, Va. The number Of prison.
ers bagged was between 400 and 500,
while the arms and munitions of war that
fell into Jour hands are valued at many,
thousands of dollars
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PUBTTC SAFE

W0OTkCB rs AEHHBBKs REUsB.9a.
y That b. virtue Article Of Agreemont,
entered into and be- wesn Henry K0riug and Wni-
lam Henning. that will sell az pnblio auetion on
Tuesday. the 9th Gay OF November 1861, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Of said day, at the C0uper-shop formerly occupied
by said parties in the city Of Evansville, Wander
burgh County, Indiaaa, the following dosori bed
property, 70 wit One Cooper-ehop, lot Of Slaves.
lot Of ready-naade barrels, and other properly sind
materials Belonging 70 said partnership heretofore
existing between said parties
HENRY HORLEG,
Oct. a 1881. Former partner Of VIM. Henning
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North west I-IUth OF lot Z, block o..........-..
NORTHERN ENLARGEMEHr

0FOOO MROOJMS,
Wv La consequence Of the hard times, you can
buy a good broom Of Vieksry Bros, for Is cents.
@AT.RR G.RyNsDGRs.
- so boxes Star Candles, for sale by
suzs GEO. FOSTER = co.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY
Delivered in the City, per week. ~
By mail or in the City, per yesr (in advanoel W
FOB WEEKLY:
Nv mail mar wear single subscriber 90
q Sc & g club of five Ito one address) 90
ADVE RTISING.
For rrarn,a see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS.:
The following gentlemen our authorized
Agents in the places named:
DR. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Co.
John III. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg Warriek Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, ~Poaeyville Posey Co.
II. II. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Go.
@. r. CayaHah, Owensvtis, Gibson Co.
y. Nj. THAYER, EDITOR
Q. K. DREW. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HIOTTO-N' III R-Ns-25 bags, all sizes, for
u sale by s. E.GILBERT d CO.,
nov8 No. 4, Sycomors street.
ERR.MP SACKK.VG TW.E.N.E.-I COO
~ best quality for sale low by
novS S. Il. GILBERT & Co
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AVOLLECrUR'S s.aEH on RW.fA
u ESTATE for the payment Of the costs and q -
penses Of sidewalk improvements. Notioa 30 here
BY given AT by virtue Of precept issued BY g. BE-
Mayor OF the City OF Evansville, aud 20 me dlrD1i-
ed will sell AZ public auction at the door Of the
Court Honses in said city, on Friday, Nov. Nth,
1851, at o'clock y. a., the following lots par-
Gels OF real eetat5, or 30 much thereof az may b.
necessary 70 pay the amount charged and aasaised
against "a lots respectively for the coHta and
pfuses Of making sidewalk improvements for naid
lots, together with the costs Of sale
Lot II, block IA. Stockwell's Enlargement 81 %
South west half OF lot %, block 10; stock
wells Enlargement-J. @. Flaeler. 1,l71s
Lot No. A. block 20, Eastern Enlargement
z. IL. Cook. 400
Lot No. l, block "a, Eastern EElargemont--
@ O. Evans heirs. Ik,1C
Sixteen feet on Sixth Street, and extending back
ofthe same width, one hundred and fifty feet b.
Locust street. being part Of the eastern quarter o.
Evans homestead, In the City Of Evansville &c.
EYans' heirs. 100
Lot 9, block II, Lamasco-oaroline Linck 3,lJ
Oct2333.T5 CHRISTIAN HEDDERLOH, o. d.
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New ADVERTIsEMENTs

6URRBTsT-s, R.REsEyS-s, CTTROyS-s
u NUTS. 10
Is bxs fresh Layer Raiaona;
do Or bEs do DO;
fos Genoa Oitrop, fresh and ana.
cask German Piump
do do Cherries
1000 lbs extra new Zanta Currents
bbls soft-shelied AlmondH;
100 ne shelled Almonds.
Dbl Filberts
q .-- l Dbl Canary seed;
1 do Hemp DO;
1e ibs Cutie Bone for Bird.
200 ibs fresh Sultana or ssedlsss Raislns;
IS 6rums Fresh Figs.
200 8s Fresh Dates;
2 bbls Split Peas;
gross Co.'s Sparkling Glltins.
gross COopars' Isenglass, ana'd sFaa:
- leo ibs ass'd brands Chocolate:
Is rs Bakers Cocoa;
rs b do BrOma. just received I'd
Ocl6 H. A. COOKS.
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r.A- We -lategt newg from Migsouri is 40.

r. M THAYER, .EDIroR
@. K. DREW ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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q TAR Cs4Iy-EbLES-59 whole, half and ar.
- boxes in store and for sale by
ocl2 s. L. GILBEK g..
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&UE-AHf BWGF.AR
AG 5 hhaa New Orleans Sugar;
do Cuba DO;
bbls Crushed 90;
s do Powdered d.;
5 do Clarified do. FOR sale BY
Ocl6 II. A. COOK. Is Main street.
D.AsKR TS.-E.AMaN .FJV-D S.W.9EE
-Mb sizs Market Baskets. Small aizsd olothaa
Basket aG IS cents Gfrong hickory and whIta
0ux feed Baskets a. from as 90 50 cents each no
EEBKERY unCG
nceR4 No. "a M hn atRsot
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a. q. sOO.G-lOO kegs best Newcastle.
EOO oc19 >. f. GILBERT 90
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~ ANHsEH8f HaN MUNsVlUHT-
~ 100 qarier boxes Sardinea:
500 half do do just received nt
rel6 m. A. COOKS.
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shore sSout three hundred yards The soap walls ARE
eight feet In thickness and rise abruptly from the wafer
70 height Of fortyone feet. The work Is peroeo 'o'
three tiers Of guns-two under casemased pfoo's
and the other open bavtste IL mounts one nun'o
and twenty ten inch ooumbsds on tho channei irons,
and forty-nye heavy guns the shore 'front.' LIS run
war armament il one hundred and eighty ve guns most
Of which are in battery and ready 70 stand
Siege Tho fort Is well supplied with provisions, iuei,
ammunition hospital and artillery stores and mas
quarter. for ~ ocers and barracks for the troops I
force consists Of about two hundred men, under
the command of Capt. n Brannan Of the First United
states artillery and Capt B. Hunt Of the Corps OF En-
gineers.
Fort Taylor is considered the key OF the Gulf The only
Vulnerable point facing the land side; but to
make any impression upon By enemy would require
large force and the sacrifice Of an immense number Of
lives and the expenditure Of large amount Of treasure
FORT JEFrzRsos, 8oRruGAs.
This work commenced IN 1S46, and Is now nearly
finished In strategca point Of view is designed TO
command the admirable harbor lying in the heart of this
group of keys The fort Is immense Fashioned work.
the walls Of which built Of brick, with granite
foundation Thus far it has cost the government over
one million OF dollars. The work covers an area OF
between thirteen and fourteen acres. Although not
fully armed, 1t Is completely closed and impreg-
nable against escalading party The work is pierced
for three tiers Of guns two under casemates
and open or en- barbcne The oasemated tiers arc
capable Of mounting $50 guns. wide ditch, communi-
eating with the sea- surrounds tho entire work, and this
protected by counterscarp Of great length Tho guns
OF this fort command the inner harbor The outer bar
Dor is beyond the reach Of the heaviest guns Fort JEFF
ferson when IL will have been completed and put
on a war footing, will require . total armament
of A-sod and fifty guns land one thousand troops
Inc present garrson OF about Two hundred
and fifty men, under the command Of Brevet Major Lewis
G. Arnold, Of the First regiment Of United States art
iery, assisted by First Lieutenant Henry Benson First
Lieutenant (Quartermaster) Matthew NJ Blunt and Sur
eeon Adam N McIAren. The fort is well provided with
provisions fuel ammunition, artillery and hospital
stores II is deficient, however, in armament having
only seventy-fve guns In battery; but this is being
remedied with all possible haste.
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND WASHINGTON
NAVY YARDS.

wAsHrNGroU, Marcel 10, 1851.
The principal officers Of the steamer Water Witch, at
Philadelphia detailed for special service Lieutenant
Commanding BonckendorG, and Lieutenants l. l. Davis,
Cusbman and Eastman, and A. o. Reed, Master.
Tho steam soopof-war Pawnee is still off the Washing
ton Navy Yard, with her officers and supplies board.
workmen are engaged putting in the machinery Of
the Pensacola which will not be ready for for two or
three months.
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UCTION NoTICB.-MoRTIMER GRIFFIN CO.,
II auctioneers.
Paintings statuary. Bronzes and Works OF Art,
10 be ,peremptorily sold at auction.
Al private residences is West sixteenth street.
Sale mmencing lOs O'Clock, the property Of family
relinqushing housekeeping.
Of househoid Furniae &c offered al auction this
turtue all order by city makers and of the best
GAdSiFiCENr RosEw GOD PIANoFokrE
ss snS css full
ss5Gns bass all the modern improvements made Dy city
superior CsnerSuy do Stool covered
cosnurss adys Work liable Writing Desk French plate FER
Mirrors marble slabs and Brackes two large Manuel Mir
French Shades Gornices two magnificent suits Drawing
Room Furniture covered three coord satin erocade Of the
snd
S &c s doors
back Kings patent reclining Chairs; Pier Gard and
and 1 ossr Sy
gin Mary from celebrated painting in the Louvre Pals;
rosewood si.na Chairs match ocos stair Carpets
blessing and Ss
modes match, Toilet Tables shaving stands
moauet spring and Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bo.ters
and Pillows oval miro Pastel Paintings decorated China
and black xainu, Bussaas sofas. Rockers wassstaads
aeerds paien. Dining fable Arm chas coaenes eiesspi
crystal and ruby nlas Decaners, wines Gobes Cham
y and Gs gold ss sna
China Dinner se, richp decorated Gets "A pieces sold
Cake Ba-kets Napkin Rings, spoons Forks ivory handle
ron TIN a wandsns 'n EarSenns onnn
Ice Pitchers, salv.rs, &c
Strangers wishing attend This sale the Fifth
avenue Broadway sixth stages and
toe House, s. Nicholas and me.opoan Hotels which viii
tenth street Competent persons WIZ be IN attendance 70
Psf bD or cart me goods % reasonable cmFgs
particulars inquire of the aucoDeers
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uKEaY HERTS. JR, AUCTIONEER WILL sRIx.
II on Ihnrsday March a at y O'Clock. a the nerchan
Exchange sale Of valuable Leasehold Proper
y No Gas Washington street. betwecn Christopher Bar
streets Size Of lot rs feet inches front and By
fr9p ad frame building on rear The present lease which
from Trinity church. has six TO with
for two renewals OF twenty each. For
further culars apply at the Office Of the aucuoner
Seventeenth =
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A UC1l0N NOTiCE-JU HOUSEKEEPERa,
IN HOTEL kEEPERs AnD THE Trade.
GnEAT SaIE OF FIRST CLASS
PARLoR, CLEANSER, DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY

FJRNlrVhB.
MAGNIFICENT PJAN0FoRpE, FARLOR SUITS AMI
RARE wOnkS or Art
This Thursday afternoon At O'Clock, by RUSSELL W.
WEsTC01T Auctioneer the entire rosewood
ure and house furnishing gocds OF every description
tanned the i've story dwelling house No l52 twenty
first between seventh and Eighth avenues The
enre contents Of the house TO be peremptory sold
10 the highest BIDDER extraordinary opportunity
to obtain superb furniture at auction pfires the
PARLOhS, CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Contain elegant Pianoforte Music
Cabinet stool and cover used ont months andcos
$0 rosewood fafor cults comprising two elegant solid
Rosewood Suits covered In crimson broCate with slip
vers marble top Centrs and fer Iabes bronze Clock
elegant wood Eegeres marble Pedes
tails; Artistic Boonzes Turkish Chairs Lounges
vet and medallion reps; Manel andter Mirrors ich Man
tel Vases PAror Ornaments; Silk and Lace curtains Re-
oepton Chairs; corner Eegeres rosewood Dressing Blu
large hair Mattresses; rich rosewood Bedseads;
Nashstands; French Landscapes; Gold shades French
Chairs, 1etea T.tes; Sofas and sofa Bedsteads Pier
Tables Rockers French Engravngs Beds and Bedding
,aIe chairs Work Tables inaid with sanwood Extension
Table marble top Buffet oak Dining CHAIRS rich French
China and silver Spoons Forks Cssetrs, Urns ruby
and crystal Glass; Gobess Champsgnes, vi 90 VITA
full variety OF ahogany and oak Chamber Furniture
every description ocoth Hall stand star Carpets Chan
delers dc sale rain shine commencing at O'Clock
tisely. Catalogues at house
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uEsRY H LEEDS, AuoTToNRER. q I8KDa

HENRY LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. LEEDS
Co will sell at auction, Friday, March lh st n
O'Clock in the gallery the salesroom no. Is Nassau
street. avauabe collection Of vi Paintings by artists Of the
nsmes Of other artists we would snumese the work. q
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very fine Oil Paintings in rich. carved Forenne frames
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