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Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
n,y- A correspondent, writing from Rich

Hey- correspondent. writing from Rich
mond. says. the flag committee have not yet
reported. / visited the room Of the chairman
Yesterday. and there saw bushels Of bunting.
silk. satin. ribbons, calico fashioned into an
Infinite variety Of banners. orinammes. gnn-
falons, pennons. streamers-painted. stamped.
embroidered, brSided with a bewilderng con-
fusion of stars, suns. mullets. crosses. or AMI
argent guies and ozure, enough TO perplex any
th zee gentlemen in the Confederacy.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
r6y- Fremont has received a new com

E6- Fremont has received a new com
mand. said % Be eastern Kentucky, west
ern Virginia and east Tennessee. a dis
patch 10 the northern press, dated New
York, March l4th, says: Since his ap
p,intment to the mountain department
was made public, Major General Fremont
has been over,un with visitors, who have
come to congratulate him upon his restn-
ration to c"mmand. Last night he lefi
quietly for Washington 10 receive his H.
srruc'ions from the President and secre
rary Of war. Another dispatch says \
new regiment i partially raised in New
York to accompany him to east Tennessee
,nd Virginia" .,.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

D6S- In Richmond, Tukeys are fve dollars
apiece. eggs sixty cents dozen. butter one
dollar pound, milk twenty FIVE cents qrart.
oysters two dollars gallon. Perhaps our
.'ongressmen were not 50 much to blame after
all. in sticking for their three thousand a year.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

EXCHANGE OF PRIsoNERs.- ieneral
Mcclellan has ordered the following tariff
Of exchange Of prisoners Of war:
For general commander -in-chief, Sd
men; lieutenant general, 40 men; maj"r
general, 80 men; brigadier general 20
men; colonel, Is MN; lieutenant colonel.
10 men; majors men; captain, 6 men;
lieutenant, men; sub-lieutenant or en-,
sign, 3 men; non- on-commissioned officers, 2
men; privates, man for mao.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Ie. 1862.

HE WEtvHER.-We have had copous rains
OF late, and there is an immediate prospect
of a rise in our rivers. Red River will soon
be navigable above the raft. 1t is Of no great
importance, however. There is no cotton
to go out and but little corn and wheat.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

BkA- 1t is with pleasure that we have learned
that our friend Atticus Slaughter and quondam
correspondent Bright Star Rides is not
prisoner reported by US an issue or two
since, but that he escaped from the federals,
and is now with his company in fine health and
spirits. We hope to hear from him again. He
wields fthe pen of ready writer"
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

rS~ The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, Occasional" states that
Baylie feyton has announced his adhesion 70
the national government. and that Q. r..
Nicholson who has been quiet during all the
troubles, will probably follow the example.
lie also SAYS 1t is thou ght that Emerson Eth
eridge will be returned rs Senator from the
State of Tennessee. as colleague of Andrew
johnson. who, of course will resume his seat
after a loyal State vernment is organized.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

paS- The Houston Telegraph states that
passengers just arrived from San Antonio say
it was reported on the authority Of a post
.cript of letter received there, that Fort Craig
had surrendered at discretion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

RJ- Who are sendirg their bells to the
river to be ready for the boats? 1t is no small
matter, snd ought not to be neglected. There
is nothing can be better spared than bells
Half Of them are a nuisance at home.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

ED- The Governor, Comptr ,ller. Treasurer
and nearly all the Government employees Of
the State Of Texas, have agreed to contribute q
certain per cent of their. salaries for the sup
port of the soldiers.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

SMALL PAY.-The negroes who have been
stolen by Gen. Wool. at Fortress Monroe. are
arranged in gangs for work. and are promised
ten dollars per month, payable with this i'm
portant qualification, that eight dollars per
month are reserved by tho Yankees. The ac-
tual pay therefore is two dollars per month,
PAYABLE III weekly installm ents of fifty cents,
provided the negro does his full task.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

s@- Accounts from Western Texas
represent an extraordinary coudition nj
drought All the wells are dry AID the
country literally burnt up.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

A New BRANCH OF SERVICE 4
! arm from the Richmond Disparss
the covernm ent has determined TO !
surate . new brauch ia the military
vice, namely; in Urinary companies, i
listi"n Of the Bassrian army. 10 ri
20 the rear of the lipe ia battle, 60
n men when wounded They arel
pied with spplia noes for sdhiniSterlE
nef to the wounded. Iu conseqRnd
this establishment. the troops are y
ter fvrbsddeb 10 leave the heid II .
bear off the fallen, which will be =
ded TO BY the infir ma ies, whvse ce1
nur being recruited
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

n6r The Louisville Journal says: 1t would
be no wonder i: the spirit of rebellion were to
burn fercely i. nnr city, considering how many
ps s,ticosts il is Ianned with.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
Qua FALLEN LEADEas IN ARS =,

Ben. MrCu.Iocb, whose less -
Geld of bate will be incurred !.
c.unrrymen, was the son Of Ales!
Mct.uiloch, Who was Lieuteuaut III
20 General Coffee, OF Tennessee 4
battles Of Talladega and Hone Shas y
aud who resigned his commissoQ NJ.
1914.
Ben vas born in Rutherford c.,.
Tenn .ssee, in 1914 he was en-
oI the Texas Rangers iu the Mexie,n
and was distinguished for eouraos
conduct in tie battle of MoDter,S
The llth Of July, lS46, he wa. anna,
auartermaster, with the rahk Of N.
lie was also distinguished in the bsrIH
Bueua Vista, aud as the commando
spy company, before that battle,
most dsyiag and successful recouuvs,
He resigned his staff appointment in n
At his death he was Brigadier G, A.
commanding division, known as M
lvch's division, md chiefly compose
Arkansas aud Texas troops. The sdI
~lana, Col II, bert, wss attached !, /
| division.
Colonel James Mcintosh Who nj
lhe same time, was from tlOrlds, aps
the Ion Of that BrIgadier General j
). Mcintosh, who Sd greatly distlnga,
himself In the last war with Englauj,
IN The Mexican war, at PalO ALI,
Resaca de la Palmz, in which last
he was dangerously wounded, afler,|
It Cherubu>cu, and lastly at the sturr|
Of III Molino, Ynere he received sl
wUuEd, of which In lS47 he died.
The late Colonel McIptcsh was . d
of West Puiut, and graduated IN ID
On the lst Of July, 1919, he vas cva.
stoned Br-vct Lieutenant IN the Isl I'd
States Infantry, and IN May. lSsi, IN
3th InNsrry. lie vas m-.st .eu
Pushed soldier aud officer. aud bis a.
IS 10 be deeply larner ted as dePriyiag
cause Of one Of lis mo-I efficient defend
lie was Colonel OF an Arkansas reggu,
aud commanding the FIRST Bngats
Nc; 'ulioch's divisiun, and in his .k.s d
com manded the division.
Col ID McRae, who shared she f,i.
those two brave leaders, cummardei /
Arkansas q, gimenr, Ia McCulluch's 4
sion called "Mcisae's He. TOO, is
ke.. Of = gallant aud efficient ofictt
The Gen. Slack VITO is reported lei
been mrrally wounded in I'll. same !.
Is Mlsslsslpplan, and WAS fJrrut1
Captain in Pnce's regiment of Ms]
Volunteers. lie IL neniioned n|
Uniied States army list a. halins Il
.uIshrd himself ia the affair al EAa
and Laos, in n. W Mrxicn.
Ihe Col lrV Gen ral) LIB r. WI
rep rrei 10 nave ais f,ilcn in the IA
siIIf- Il the lib, is Louis hlUcrt, t.4
of lh, ) l. .ulsiana. AID cOuI'nandI q
81 BRA In N;Cu 10: 5 ,iI.I~isa.
sea. L y l!,b,ri l. iis b dAor.
| Nc.r fr eIas f,casaae.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16


SALARIES VI rae OFFICERS OF
GREss.-The Seoate bill, as smesasa
passed by The House on the 18Th
salaries OF tine two houses OF Con.Ee
follows:
Secretary Of the Senate. S25N,
assistant Secretaries, S2UU0; two eE'l
salary Of Sl5OU each; sergeant rs /
5000; dopr keeper, $500; usslstaua
keeper, $1,000; and the pages " F1}
during the session Of the SeasH
Cie'k OF the Hous Of RePresens.s
5000; his three assistants Slow
tie door keeper. $1,000; his 's'
$1,000; the pages 81 Per dag dar'''
session Of re Hnnse aA
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

"Unele Sam has no vindictiveness t.
crafty. Southerners as we'll as Northern
ers are alike his children, and to all, with
the exception of the leaders, who are re
pentant for their errors, lie will again ex
tend the hand of affection and protection" !"
IN. Y. Times.
This is rich. 1t reminds us of the old
uncle in the play, who mel,s into tears
and forgives the young rogues all their
follies, snd gives them checks on the
bank.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

OCR NAvY.-Ine Cnarrston
ST. ties that the naval conmaodef y y
station, C,m IOgrahsm, has re's's.3
pawer from the Navy Departn.I.
Richmond, TO begin Immediately - =
s. many war steamers, and OF - W
bic q character as the ,exigenoes
war and the resources st our e'
will warrant.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

sherman. who commanded one
fe iersl army and Maj. Gea. Pr-nti--
"a ale another wing. Our victory an ~
xa= much m Jre co.nPlste tran th1t y.
We dr. the enemy across Il. -;,aa
guni OTIS alone prsfcciin theire n.
heir Killed. wounded ani prison r,. tpt
sherman viii MT TALL >hsr If 1916 a
Our loss l. ne .sy inelua.ns 6ea. Il
-on and may other "ifi: RS On
Eighteen batteries. prime; phlly n IN. =!
the bayonet Tie battle Taste from ~. I ~
sunday porn;ag until fv-, o'clock n
tMondaF.l and has resulted in A gre.
Memphis. April > - dispatch jr.r
-tares that Island - has fallen. Nop,...
but We fear our garrison there has f,n.
the hands Of the fejerai-. / .cludin- =.
groes engaged on the fcrtihcatio1s
point
Later.-Iutelli gence from Island "a
captured yesterday narning. also ou,s
batteries on the Islam d-stores, gun. At
our transports. everything includinr \,
monds and others were burnt % IA.
edg eur men took 10 the woods anA
including the negroes at work On On,
cations.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16


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EDWARD sINTzENICH AUCTIONEER.
IL Regular weekly sale of valuable
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS SADDLES, &C..
byC W DAVENPORT, this day June o. a. one clock, at
VALUABLE BLACK MARE-l5N hands high, eight years
old warranted sound and kind in single double
will stand without tying not afraid Of or band OF
music and style aud action be surpassed May be
seen on application to the auctioneer. ~rfE.
ELEGANT BAY MARE-1515 hands high. five years old.
warranted sound and kind in single double harness. and
splendid saddle horse May b seen on application 70
VALUABLE DARK CHESTNUT HoRSE-l6 hands high,
Syears old warranted perfectly sound and kind Is perfectly
broken to single double harness. and liner saddle horse
leaving the city aud may be seen on application TO the
ELEGANT BARoUcHE-city built 70 order; has been
carefully used for year. il in beautiful condition.
$780, Also elegant Double Harness.
CITY BUILT TOP WAGON.-One handsome Top Wagon.
nearly Also one Top Wagon has been used one sea-
OPEN ROAD WAGONs-one very Hight and elegant
nearly Also, one do, In good order.
ROCKAWAY.-One city built Bockaway As good as new,
recently refined and put in thorough order
covered city make; Of extra superior
gle Harness. covered and lined best city make; double
Harness. in fine order but little used also several of
single and double Harness. second hand; also Mexican
DARK GRAY MARE-Fve years old, l5k hands high,
sound and kind and double harness;
fine saddle horse, having been ridden by lady and
fecy gentle May be seen application to the auctoneer
OPEN Two.sEATED wAGoN-In splendid order hav-
ing been used only one season, very carefully.
LIGHT ROCKAWAY.-An elegant two-seated carriage,
The Wagons Harness exhibition, and will
be sold In the lower saesi The Horses will be in front
of store hour before SALE All particulars be
learned inquiry of the auctioneer Catalogues to be had
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A MOS r. THOMPSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A auction sale Of Plants removed this morning from
the nurseries Of Mr. Charles Doran florist OF Fifth avenue
at the 13 Nassau street. Azems, Orange Trees
Cabbage Roses Fuchsas verbenss &c In baskets
4 full variety.
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A UCTION NOTICk.-R W. wEsTCOTT AUCTIONEER.
"a LARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE, STOOL AND
COVER; PARLOR SUITS IN BR0CATEL:
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BRONZES

VALUABLE PAINTINGS. ARTISTIC BRONZES,
MARBLE GROUPS, &C., &C,
VIII SELL this friday afternoon at the elegant residence
No l62 West Twentyfrs street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues commencing at o'clock The sale
CRISES the entire contents Of the house. The elegant Pr
Furniture made ORDER and Is In solid The
whole will be sold highest bidder offering
extraordinary Inducements purchasers the entire
0iture all be removed Immediately.
Three elegant full suns oil rosewood Parior Furniture In
rich brocate and satin rosewood elegant
octave Pfanolorte Music Cabinet Stool and Cover;
splendid and costly Paran Ornaments rich Vases &C. Also
magnificent collection OF and costly Paintings
wood Turkish Easy Chairs In fine rosewood marble
top Centre and Pier Tables richly carved Chamber Suits In
600 yards Of Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
6efA Beds In fine hair cloth Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
and Bedding Blankets &c. Dining Room Furniture consists
OF nne OAK Extension Table silver rich China, Ivory
and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy and
engraved Glass Ware of every description Sale positive
rain shine N BThe above Furniture IL Of the best
description and offers extraordinary inducements house,
keepers and others Competent person will be
to cart pack ship goods for purchasers ut
, able charges.
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A RMY SUPPLIES. h.H
II OFFICE or Army CLOTHING AND EouIrAoz,
NEW York, June 2, 1862. !
My advertisement ofthe goth OF May proposals wan
Tents Axes Spades and Worsed Lace hereby revoked
and annuled but sealed proposals will be received this
office, until twelve O'Clock NJ, Tuesday the 10th instant
for delivering by contract at this depot in such quantities
Cast steel best qualify a and % pounds spades.Two
Samples Of which can be application this Office.
All articles to be inspected by Inspector appointed
by authority Of the United States.
Proposals. will be accompanied by proper guarantee,
setting forth that II the Is AWARDED to the party
named tserein he will a. the same and give
bonds for the faithful performance of the contract
Proposals be endorsed Proposals shing Army
Supplies" and addressed to Lieut.. Col. D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaser General, U. s. A.
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OFFICE Army CLOTHING AND EQUrPAox
NEW YORK, May 81, 1862. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock at noon Tuesday, the 10th of June for delivering
BY contract 1t the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equpage
this city,
$1,000 Cotton Linen Shelter Tents the French pat
term without poles but complete In all other respects
sample OF the tent can be seen on application at this
office Bidders VIII make separate proposals for tents made
yered within twenty days and the remainder within forty
days from the date OF acceptance OF proposal be sub
ect to BY sworn inspectors appointed BY autho
Proposals will be accompanied by proper guarantee
ting forth that the contract is awarded to the party named
therein he will at the same give
the faithful performance OF the contract
Bids will be Received for the whole any portion Of the
above quantity.
The United States the right reject any
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals furnishing Shell
ter Tents" and addressed to
U 3 Lieutenant Colonel D. H. yINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 3. Army
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A UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH, AUcrIONEER.
IA An extraordinary ollp r ,uLity for
HOUSEkEEPER, AND THE TRADE.
HANDSOME no. BEHOLD FURNITURE.
RRIISSEI.S AND TIIREE-PI.Y CARI,ETS

a
this day June a the furnished residence 119 West
Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth sale
mencng ut ii oco precisely consisting OF handsome
rpes solid IarloF covered rich
cael solid black wanat SUITS covered In silk reps
haircloh Turkish Chairs Lounges, Reception Chairs
tweniyone day bronze Clock rich china and Paan
Paintings Lace Curtains rosewood Etagcres with mirror
back and Veel Russ elegant I'd
Bedsteads Bureaus, Wsshsnds Hair Mattresses, Beds
= sddng Spring Seat Cane Seat Chars Rockers Sofa
beds, Lounges marble Tables Bureaus washstn
Tea and Extension Tables Twelve oak Dining Chairs
BILE Buffet Glass China Silver Ware, Table Cutlery
&c, &C. Sale positive, rain or chine. ----
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LIOX'S OLD BOwERY THEATRE.
Lessee, Director Manager. Fox
THE BRIDE OF VENICE
Member Of the Council OF Ten. Mr. j. J. Prior
Caterlna Miss Mary Mitchell
THE FRENCH SPY.
Matllde Henri st. Alme Hamet. Miss Fanny Herring
To conclude with
LAST OF THE FELLOWS DOOM;
OR,
JACK SHEPPARD IN FRANCE.
Chapman, OK, Thompson Bradshaw and Miss Fanny
Herring.
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A UcTIoN NoUcE-M b. CHAPMAN. AucrroNEER.

A UCTION NoNcE.-M; b. CHAPMAN. AuCTIoNEER.
"A Els CANT Household Furniture, NJ. b. CHAPMAN u
Co, Auetioneers, will SELL auction, this day friday,
June at the residence No. ~ West Twenty
Sixth avenue, commencing clock consist
dng OF rosewood and black walnut Paror Furniture covered
with brocatei and Etaseres Bookca Chess and
Centre Tables Piano Stool and Cover Music
Rack Brussels Carpets Rugs, Pain ngs Vases Ornaments
Clocks Lace Curtains, Shades, Sair Carpets Oil
cloth Dressing Bureaus Bedseads wasnstands Hair and
Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Mirrors Coun
terpanes Sheets Chairs SOFAS Rockers Toilet St Easy
Chairs Lounges, black walnut Extension Tables Drawing
Room Chairs, elegant Crystal and Ruby Glass
Table Cutlery, Silver Ware Table Linen China Tea
Sets Engrayings bronzcs Stauary, &C. &c. Also large
assortment Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale
mencng At two O'Clock ths Deposits required Of
all purchasers. Sale positive, without regard weather
N B-House let at very low rent possession immed
sAtey Inquire Of J. K. SrONKALL, Fulton street.
Herald Office
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wv
i NAGdtRS ALTO +
suMMGHSR 1s SEASON
p S1SsE 50 %an HSpERso s.
the ns dss % Be
SSssSSssS{ s;sa$ Sali..sus
y 0 The i WI Miz 1lsi''sr TEMPEST;
THE KING OF THE MAGICAL ISLAND.
HErERosciiirffEe DRAMA
H1sraIos1c0 q AND Nd MAGICAL
In the FToR ri % tho ne"
VII LATEST r siy'l1 2Ssr HRS s''
1 Rszs%.G4 y a sHa0 sRDs sHags
MISS EMILY THoRNE.
the beautiful and talented buresque from the
oNE YET sRkE IN America
the New YORK LITTLE S SarRsSa BULLOCK
the zsD At theatre
'.''''' - , NJ EEs JAMES, HAsE s SM1sH
his nr'' appearance !; A. ii; s ,5ss;Ts
the old Olympic favo ME- s. HExp1E.
from the Walnut stree! theatre, Philadelphia.
from Mcvcksrs theatre Chicago III. frs. appearance In
Mr. r. HE Ss Y5 RUSSELL.
IT. ! o a2sEi HALE,
Mr. JEFFRIEs,.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
Mr.. Il. ANDERSON, JR,
Assistant Wizard.
Miss LOUISA ANDERSON,
Miss HELEN ANDERSON
(Her first appearance In New York;.
Miss ELIZA and Miss FLORA ANDERSON
Will also appear each evening"
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
A HOST OF AUXILIARIES,
And In OF the Spectacle
NEARLY SEQ PERFORMERS
Will be before the audience time.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
Surprising anything yet on the New York STAGE
BY Mr.. J. E. HAYES.
THE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS
By Mr. MOLLENHAUER,
under whose direction the choral have been
perfected In the grandeur of the scenery the gorgeous
character of the the superb abesux the marvellous
transformation the immense esions the novel
mechanical effects the magical bankruptcies and the i'm
mensy Of labor which has bestowed upon the whole
production Professor anderson confidently the New
York public that "The Wizards Tempes parallel
and II the inaugural drama Of its class.
In the course of the drama
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
will return TO New York, and the -
GLORIES OF THE PsYCHOMANTEUM,
in their phase viii eface all recoecons OF recent At
tempts at magic.
The box Office Of the theatre Is open this morning Seats
for the first OF THE Tempest soud be secured
as early rs possible.
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NIBLo's GARDEN X EIGHTH s16i IA AID LAST WEEK.
OF the magnificent Operatic SpectacIe of
THE ENCHANTRESS
THIS (FkIDAYl EVENING, JUNE G.
BENEFIT
YOUNG AMERICAN VOCALIST.
who viii eaen evening sim
Received nightly with
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE
Eighth and last week of fhe
SPLENDID DANSEUSE,
whose wonderful Terpschorean entle her TO
be pronounced he
BEST Artistic ON THE AMERICAN STAGE.
AR. PETER RICIIINGS AS DIR. MArHANASIUS.
NEW GRAND BALLET.
NEW MASQUERADE SCENE.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
SPLENDID OPERATE CHORUS.
e'- ELEGANT COSTUMES,
SUPERB TABLEAUx
=, FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
THE GREAT SHIP SCENE.
ACT 1.-THE ABODE OF THE ENCHANTRESS
Act 1.-THE HALL OF HONOR
Acr HL-IHE pirate SHIP UNDER FULL SAIL
MONDAY EVENING, June 8. 1862.
TOT the hs time In America an Operate Romance I'm three
scs adapted expressly for Miss Riehngs from Aubers cee
THE sYREN
Nina RICHINGS and Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT and Mr.. r. RICHINGs
Admission, Dress Circle and Parquet ....... so
Family Circle, entrance ON Crosby street rs cents
Doors open at quarter past TO commence at TX O'Clock
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A u. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
IL ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TuKE,

ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
OAK AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, m ~ !
IA $50 CHINA, GLASS AND SILvERWARE, &c.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. I
On this day (FIdayJ June s. commencing at II
O'clock A. the I'VE story brown stone residence No s West
logue comprising the LARGEST and richest assortment OF
Household Furniture offered auction this season. Sale
peremptory; catalogues the house Office
Ing roomsrwo full Rose Suits covered with silk broc
4e Eageres Centre Tab Bookcase Pier
9Antel Mirrors Velvet ialln Carpets Sevres and Dress
den China Ornament Bronze Clock embroidered Lace
Curtains Shades Oil Paintings by empent artists superb
8ronzss Gard Tables Chess Table, Reception Chairs Rec
anoforte richly carved made order by Broad
makes Canterbury DOL and French cloth covers oak
Hat Stand, Stair Carpet Oil Cloth Chandeliers rosewood
and black wanu. Dire ing Bureaus wardrobes Bedseads
dresses Feather Beds Blankets Sheets Dining Room-Oak
Sideboard Extension Tab China Glass and Slverware,
Table Cutlery, solid silver Dinner and Tea Service Coffee
Urn, Oyster Tureen Cake Basket, Napkin Rings Silver
ment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
B-A competent will be In attendance TO pack,
ship cart the goods desired The house let for
ale. INQUIRE auctioneer.