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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April q


- bxs shoes, Minor & D.; s pkgs goods, Crane,
Brown & Co; bSs hats. P,Seinouin; 2 bxs sad
dery, Topf Long; box dry goods, bxs shoes,
w Hughes : bdis1yarns p HorBbrook Is pkgs
hardware, Sontagi is pkgs paper, J HodsoD;
3 bxs shoes, box hats, Morgan, Road & Co; l
cask chains, Wells, Kellogg CO. tubs eggs,
Wheeler & Riggs; % pkgs uds, Viokcry Bros l
reaper, kegs riyets, Kratz Holman; ~ truhk Ks
II bxs nds, H Josephs & Co box dry goods,
Mackey, Henning & Co; BrI potash. W Bierbow-
er; bxs goods, Yierling; box drugs, " Fl
Saeks; brl, box sugar, c White; lis bush
els potatoes Elliott $500 feet lumber, 10 doors
and bdls sash, + Glover; 326 bags corn e
Lloyd; 1913 bays cora, Brands Crawford brls
eggs. stone jar. N Elliott; 3ebsgs rye, lt5has
McJoknson; Sc slones,J Q & ] G Smith; barrels
soap STONES, Rocker Bount & CO. 2 trs beef brf
bacon, Il Cook; box, A Wagner; box. cE,ss
Hickiing; / box china ware, J Solomens 3 boxes
Holsters, w Caldwell 2 Dxs paper, Gempie ;
! box paper, | hdi paper, JOURNAL Co; bags
Irvine Orr, Dalzell Co; cssk b ware, A
Iawrence;. cnsk EssTe. HolliugswoEih Bros; -
eaddies tobacco Shroetler a benek; Phgs house.
hold goods, Debener. rgt
y A. p. sHRADER. Agent
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R9r The New Albany Ledger is in
formed by the mail agent on the Louis
vile, New Albany, and Chicago Rail-
road that considerable excitement exist
ed at Bainbridge, Thursday, in conse-
quence Of a report which gained curren-
ey that a powder agent was to be arrest
ed for selling ammunition ontrary to the
order of General Darlington. About
$50 armed men collected at that. place
Thursday foreuoor, drtrrniuea 10 FesisJ
any attempt 70 arrest him, and were still
there at the time the train passed through
on Thursday evening
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B% Persons Wishing; to secure the
most comfortable and durable set Of
artificial teeth for the least money
should not fail to- csll and examine the
lndia-rnbber, asst is taking precedence
Of all other. materials hs; those who have
tried them. DR.. Fleager is as vet the
only legally authorized agent for the
work in this section. Rooms next door
to Bittrolf 5, Main Street.
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WANTED.

Gold, SILVER an4 Cemaad
Notes. alec, indians, Kea..
lucky, Tennessee, South Gar
DINA, Geo1gia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes at
Copeland's Savings Sank, No.
4 First street. If.
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MoRE. REFucEEs-About sixty REIN
gees from Eastern Kentucky, says the
New Albany Leger, of Thursday last,
arrived al. louisville from. Lexington
last evening. They represent the con-
dition of the country as being awful be-
yend description; Some Of them have
been robbed and plundered Of eveEy
thing they Owned in. the world-even
robbed Of their clothing, their houses
-lsaeked,9snd their families left in q help
less and starving condition. The fields
are laid wastes the stock taken from them,
and the crops are ruined. These men,,
the Deanocrat says, are nosly joining
the Federal service.
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FROM MURFREEsBoRo,

MURFREEsBoRo, April 25.-The Chat
tanooga Rebel of the ed is received.
In an article under the head of "The Sit
ution," it states the particulars of the
capture of McMinnville by force under
Reynolds, putting the Federal strength at
5000 infantry, cavalry and artillery
The Rebel admits about the same loss
as reported by Reynolds. 1t SAYS that
War Trace was threatened by force of
the like strength, The question is put,
docs this mean general advance -
Answer-"We think not; as it would be
dividing a great army into pair of ar
, mics operating ffty-two miles apart
A correspondent at Tullahorna says
Bragg is rapidly modifying his army.
The men are in fine condition and
high spirits. Bragg has ordered all ex-
ira baggage and camp equipage to the
rear, retaining only three flies for every
one hundred men.
A dispatch announces the passage by
the Georgia Legislature, a bill assuming
their proportion of the Confederate debt,
subject to a vote Of the people to be taken
next October.
The Confederate Congress- passed an
act, excluding from the commissary and
quartermasters department, all perons
liable to military duty, and the employ
ment, instead of disabled soldiers Bragg
has issued orders accordingly
A Vicksburg correspondent gives
magnificent picture of the passage of the
Federal gunboats and transports and
batteries. 'H H-s@'-7-sassss
Dispatches give particulars of the de-
structlon of the Queen-of-the-Wes and
Diana in Grand Lake. after lombard
ment from Federal ganboa's A she'll
from the gunboat Calhoun ignited some
powder on the deck=of-the- Qaeen,ofthe-
West, which communicated with her
magazine which, exploded. DESTROYING
the boat with Il loss Of thirty lives, aud
one hundred and eighty-6ve prisoners,
who had been taken to New Orleans
Captain Fuller, the rebel commander,
was at New Orleans, wounded and
prisoner.
The Diana grounded and was DESTROYED
by the crew to save her from Federal
hands One division of Banks army,
undor Emory, was near Franklin, which,
in conjunction with Weitzel and Glovers
divisions, was threatening the capture of
Contederates on Grand Lake
The lst Brigade. Sd Division, of the
Goth Army Corps, heretofore commended
by Col. Frank Sherman, Ssh Illinois,
was reviewed to-day by Gen. VIM. H.
Lytle, who relieved Gen. Sherman of the
command on the 2lst 5,evs
! A Brigade just returned from a recon-
noisance toward MiddIetown, saw no
enemy ...
- The I'd division, 20th army corps went
under command Of Colonel William H.
Gibson, commanding lst brigade, to-day.
a.ss General johnson goes North on leave.
SECOND DISPATCH.
! .MrRFREEsBoRo, April ~2e.-Reather
cloudy but warm. General Granger,
with regular brigade, who had gone out
for the purpose of conveying provisions
to Gen. Reynolds returned to-day with
l39 prisoners.
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ny Fonr officers we're fishing on

RI Four officers we're fishing on
White rivGs, on Tuesday, when sasy were
frea at by two men from tae shore, while
they we're seated Upon q log which pro-.
jected Into ire deep water. The balls
passed close, one Of them cutting the
line and ttas' cutting loose q fisE oae Of
chem had hooked. The men fled after,
firing one round. One of the officers be
longed 70 the regiment y sergeant Of
which killed Herner some. time ago, and
it is supposed it was in revenge for that
actsthat The shots were fred. 9'l@ -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

ADVERTISING Theo. 7. Scribner,
local editor of the Fincennes Gazette, is
in the city for the purpose of soliciting
from oar merchants, advertisements for
the Gazette.
The Gazette has a good circulation,
and twill be. to. the interest of our
wholesale merchants to advertise in its
columns
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

PRoMoTloNs.-We ere graifed to
learn that Capt John P. Dufiey, of the
35th Ind, has been promoted to Major
OF that regiment, and Capt Joe B. Pris-
der, of the ID Ind. cavalry, has been
/ promoted to Major of that regiment
They are both as gallant men as ever
drew blade.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

SUPPOSED MURpEr.-The New Albany
Leger says Mr.. Resor, agent -'of the
Louisville, New Albany, & Chicago
Railroad at Orleans, Orange~county,
was called from his house on the night
of the 2lst inst.,7by stranger, who pre-
tended thath desired to get trunk out
of the depot Since then nothing has
been heard from Mr.. Resor, and it is
feared he has been murdered.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

pA H. Nelson viii have~ap auction
sale Of household furniture at the Auc-
ton Room opposite the Washington ho-
tel, on Tuesday, April 2StA, at, I0,olclock
consisting of a good Sewing Machine,
Tables, Stands, Chairs, and a variety Of
other articles-of household furniture.
ap25-,3 fr-u.
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ISFoRMATIoN TANrED--1 viii give
liberal reward 10 any person who viii IN
form me who. L il. that breaks the glass,
&c, and commits other trespasses on my
barrel Factory. J. OAKLEY. :.
: an25-lw.
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SroxEMAS's STATION, Va, April %
On Thursday morning an expedition con-
sisting of two regiments, the 1fth Brook
Ign and 18th Indiana, under Col, Nor.
ri of the Gath Michigan, reached Fort
Conway, ard at daylight LAUGHED several
pontoons, crossed the river and seized
the town Of Port Royal, which was &C.
cupied by a body of the enemy's cavalry,
numbering not over eco The cavalry
was speedily dispersed, and 20 or moro
of them captured A number of. army
wagons were captured and burned, and
several horses and mules brought away.
Our forces held the town an hour or
more after "a heavy body of the eneuys
infantry, with artillery, appeared, and
our men safely returned TO this side OF
the river, and on Thursday night were
again back in camp without loss.
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DIED.

Gu Monday, the 9th inst. at the residence Of
his father, or Clark Street, at 5 O'clock a. NJ
DAVID J.. son Of VIM. Reavis, Of Typhoid Pnea-
Insuia. Aged 10 years.
His Tenains i'll be removed 10 the family grave
yard, In Gibson County, to-day via Z. & c. X. L.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

=. Thesstreetr Comnissipner is en-
gagged, in earnest, in cleaning up our
streets and CUTTERS This is right, and
We hope the work win be thorough and
extensive. There is nothing that con-
duces more to the health of a city, than
keeping the streets and alleys clean.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28
GROCERIES.

NEW CHEESE-II boxes Eew Cheese Just Re
IN ceivei FER E. &C n. Hat
ans ~ YICKERY, BIOS.
DoTAT0Ds.--Jos received from Bugaioe New
4 York, so brls choice. Potatoes. Cali and ses
them, al $3.50 =-zsz--~ NICKERT BROS.
ID R9oIs-go dorop extra fancy Brooms; 90 sy,z
ID Common Brooms, just received psr staa1ier
= Lady franklin, and toI sale by r.
APPS '-s 80 - TICKERY BROS.
ATACKEREL-lNo's ], . and 3 Mackersi in
vi siore and for sale in quantities 10 suit every
body, AtYIGKERYs BROS
-r1SAR TAR The old fash toned Pine Tar for
L sale at yICKERf BROS.
no -DUILDERS--we- have just received per
i railroad good assortment OF Wheeling nails
for sale at yICKERY RKG.s
CARPET TACKS-5o dozen papers asserted
~ plain and lssthsrai Carlet Tack az
srss 1ICE3ET BROS.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
: A GOOD BRICK DWELLING. INA VERY
a desirable lseatisH, on First street, aboss
Also, seTeT5il- fire Aero Lots near The Railrosd
and city limits Some central City Lots als1-
Titles warranted. Enquire Of JOffS NGBEs 5rs
ap2I-sE -. Tor. sIEtD and Firet Streets
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FOR MEMPHIs

THE sPL ENDfD- FREIGHT AND
So Passenger steamer L LIBERTY 10.
$50. 2, Capt. J. B ARCHER, o, II. HART.
Clork, will leave for Memptis this morning at 10
o'clock J. B HALL Agent
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D~ Do not forget that H Nelson
sells at auction this (Tuesday} moEning.
at ten clock, among other articles of
secondhand furniture, good Sewing
Machine
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ASauad of Rutternnfs.

Lieut., Lamar, of the 65th Indiana, in
command of detachment of that regi.
ment, brought up from Henderson yes
terday morning 8 squad of butternuts,
of the guerrilla persuasion. There were
thirty -eightof them, including Captain
Peyton, a notorious guerrilla. Eighteen
OF these;will be sent to Johnsons Island
and twenty to Camp Chase.
They were picked up through the re-
gions between the Green and Cumber-
land rivers, where they have been prowl-
ing singly and in pairs, seeking where
they might steal something. The vigi-
lance of Col. Foster and his officers and
men is making guerrilla life a precari-
Gus existence in that region, and until
Woodward inaugurates his new system
there will be but little fighting in the
Green river country, and when be does
undertake to renew the warfare, he vii
find it sharp, short and decisive. The
troops in that region are we'll prepared
to give these marsuders hot greeting
when they come, and speedy desire to
leave. xz7z,~.
Ofone thing Woodward may be aSsur-
ed, that he can not steal in quietly, but
snass-epdac opvniysaud with such d force
as1zil-Le-e-e---hsfssssn a thing he liz
not likely TO do. -
Among recent captures in that region
is man named HilIy G. Wood, who cut
down federal. flag at MadisonEille last
year. He was picked up BY Lieutenant
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-28

For SALE, CHE4P--At E F. Smiths
Chair ManufactOry-an Iron Chimney,
2 feet in diameter, 90 feet long 1t is IN
good order ap28 d5nos
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aTRA ED.

T,RoM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIvTSG N THIS
Il Civ Sorrea Mar, star il forehead and
small rsos % the left ear. - j. lbsras onward viii
Be raid tcr her Eefurr 6r to- s=eA affirmation es
sI9tf IHos. 6. WILLIAMSON.
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NOTICE.

U. s. NJ cE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Y whom 1t may coHcsrn that al the United
States Licenses, issAed prioFfo May lst 1885, are,
Icy the amendment of tho Excise Law, required to
be re-applied for before tie 3ist Of 7Iat, 1863
Forms ofapplcation can be filed az the Sss.ssol's
Office from SS e'cl7ek to u q u, and ~ 30 p.
N each day. Penalty for doing business without
lictqs5e under tho law as amended, three times
ap2s.2v IS r. S. HoRxBR0aK, Assasscr
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{sUCUEssoRs TO C. s. WEILs,)
SIGN BIG aT1LL SAW

Merchants and Traders in
Indiana, Kentucky and4lli-
,nois who like to buy Cheap
Goods; are invited TO call.
We now have and coming
in from Manufacturers
$50 DOZEN
- CIT B@.
Grass and Grain.
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HOME INTEREsT S-
NoIice to the Puhlls.

j. J. Cohn would respectfully announce
to the public atlarge, that he has just
received from the East, a new and large
assortment. Of Dry Goods and feady1nade
clothing, which. together with his stock
leftiof last FeeEs sales be sill dispose
Of at aactien to the highest bidaeNon.
Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY., sApriI
Both and May Isl ande2a and would beg
of all to attend. ia CeHS,
Us A1ctioneer.
n. Bon the I'd Of May willSell at
10 o'clock A n, a yspleudid new sPiano
forte, valued nj 5000 = JIG.
!, sB- Strangers visitiasg Evansville vail
find splendid stock of-4fne ciot6ing
and Furnishing Goods at; Lyons, who
receivessfresk supplies tfi-weekly by ex-
press, and charges uniformly fair prices.
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Dry Goods.

HAVING JUST BOUGHT A LARGE STOCK
II ofdry Sreods At reduced prices, nc can insure
our customers entire satisfac;ioz.
2 --e- ScHAPkER { BUssISc.
spc7 10 g Aaih street.
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Iawns and areandiea

A LARGE STOCK OF LAwEs AID soEE
Il very ire 0rgandies, which We sell cheap.
SCHAPkER BUeSIkG.
ap2I 80 Main STREET
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ParasoIs.

WE HAVE 4 LARGE STOCK OF PARA
w sells Just opened, which We are selling at
pleasing pTic-s.
sCHAPKEE BUssIsG.
apr -. - sIaiu STREET.
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Shawl and Mantilla Department.
A MOTHER LARGE LOT or SILK sAcoUEs,
n Cirrgiars, Lace Sbswls, Points and Summer
ShAWls, Just received at
ScuAgRER'e BrssISG.
apr - Mziu Street.
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MILLINERY

4 LARGE STOCK OF STRAW GOODS, RIB.
~ hons, Flowers. &c, Just received at
SGHAPKER'S & BUsSING,
z apgE 80 Hain Street
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Trimmed Bonnets.

T5RINAED AND sUSTRIMsfBD BoSEETS
L and Hats, by one or hiIndrrds on hand OF
trimmed 70 order 81 short notice 81
5CHAPKB2 4 BUSTING,
apr 50 afsiu Street
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A UcTI0N NOIICE-AN EXTRAORDINARY oPPoR-
IA -. /. fUNI1Y FOR HOUSEKEEPER8
0vs 4loG2 yoysa OF hssdsoIs noasehoid rnrniture,

be000kL5 AND Ik0RAln CARPETS,
A. p1elo Ancsioo BY ROTH. Aucopeer this day fMon-
dayl October Il. 81 seiook precisely the large
dWsisa rrdence lls West Eighth lCinton place.
bsswsea vh and strth conssssins of Brussels
and lagrain QprrstS solid Parsr Suit
- .tsn rich s.tn cnson and maroon erocae one
s black walns1 Suit covered In sasin brocatei
ressvssA vtth French plate back and doors rose
lese nssrs4 Ieps Louness % match IsAys WORK Table
RAcop1lou Chairs, rich Brocate and Lace Curtains.
Breaas CtockA China and fnrtan Vases Chandeliers,
I HxGNf7icEET RosEwo0D PIANOfoRTE,
IN seg.a, instrument rosnd richly legs and
=, ''A CHAnsEis AND DinixS R0ows.
Handeonc suit Of black walnut furnure One SOFA one
Arm Chair and I oval back Chars covered N green velvet
wA.hs.ands. Corner and Soe.stands Lounges Chars
sAiua HAIR and 6prss xAitresses, made TO order Ex-
tension Table twelve oak Dining Chairs rich Bohenan
and Ppch Chnl feA sets crystal cut and engraved De
e.n.srs. Osnas. 2sessa Chsmg.sn., Wines Iuntlsrs,
css:rs fss .sa fss spess. vor. Tee service, Ivory
Also. . snsn eusstiy q n.s yInss LIQUORS. 0ham
srs sad thas tA ssls wL positively take paes rain OF
Rsspsesss nsn VII - IL sasslAnos 70 sars, psss OF
n 10Th. Aurtiooser
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q. nA0nIIi6ENi E0UsEHOtD YvHxiTTaE
3lOH Y2hsgOH 9IATE PfBR AND MANfEL MIRRORS,

- . p OAQtxINS, Augtoneer eAncs 50 Droadway.
nAonLylonNI BOUsEHOtD YUkNITuRE,
..sI. ftSsa SfEHsV fIx4E. faIxnSD q, Is xaiASosoRrs'
.. . cAULx1Ny win ssn, os Monday, ocs. II rain or
Snsa r.,ssl.g e.,.sy .sf Mosts q A.. rssswosd
tesetl sssk .sar bshsh avsnus ne auconssr calls hs
Voal stesneton Of The pubc . THE hale being the
aagA saA rchsst assert1ent OF Heueshed furuitu Of
DRAWING Koon FUENifURE
roQeots o cosve1 v6sowood BtAUepss marble and
0esA plate dqos saA bseks isdys Wort fsbIe nlsd with
eoo1s q psait sssswood Centre Table, safnay marble
top: fall SUIT: pravng Room rurA.re; eiecss! Is,s
Chat!. carved rosewood frames and covered In three color
Qos fs0es n1d vhh bull and tortoise shei Brocsds
Las Curtains Ysseh pists Pier AND Mantel Mrror with
ssly Ssrssd fsran marble sts.uesss sf he sssson:
AttStc DscnssA represesuns Might and Morning. nne OIL
Tsptn, De antique Lava Vases ebony Card rabls6 Vel
vet Cerpea Rnge Tnksh Easy Chair Bronze Coch
one meath; 0MF9intcss By Rousseau. Inmsn, Hunting
''r ~; Issns ;sS Nh sH,rs CcPz ria rissoroRrE
tarvel es and four round enished All round
tnaa with pea scd keyy; nuse Rack rosewood
Stool covered ~ b0cade enbsosdesed cosh Cover Books
and Muse; Hall sssswood Hatsand Ocoth Stair Carpets
s.ssAs sys e.is XIV Sarssas ssd Comneiss % match
8ardrooes DreOang ana Toilet Fables. Shaving Stands
Dsok essnds Couch, Arm Chairs, Curtains. Shades Ger
a.s n.r nsstses; Beds sod Bedding, decorANd Chin.
Tse ses e,iv:s ware Ivory r.ese Cutlery OAK Dining
No posspcasml6t camen in Attendance eart pach
. dip & ods for pusshasera
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r. W. NICHOLS. .AUCTIoNEER
VI. w. H. DISBROWS
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF HORak3, CARRIAGka, HARNESS. &C,

CommcnclnR At one Q clock =. ", Mt
MEsSkS. ALLERTOk'S DROVE YARD,
Filth avenue and Forty fifth New York
IN conformity with the request OF many patrons sub
scrber w ofer for sale BY auction At the above gound
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.,
the property Of many private gencneu wsng dispose
Of their establishments without nconyeniepce ceay.
Mr d. haters himself that sale will be produc
tive Of great bene0s the public bringing together large
toneoursc Of sellers and purch
The want Of an appropriate pacs Of easy for city
and country patrons by city ID
ply comb ned II being the
fashionable OF the city and having
driving and riding course quarter OF mile long.
1entemen wi.hins to enter their Horses, &c tor the
above sale, can do at Office. Fifth avenue
Fortleth street, st time 10 Ito 18th inst
which day catalogues will be ready for distribution
N B.-Should the weather prove uufayorabie the sao
will be postponed 10 Saturday I7th inst =
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A UCTfON NOTICE -PEREMPrORY SALE
IA OF OVER $i2.O00 WORTH OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR HQUSRkEEPERS AND THE TRADE.

w. WESTCOIT, Aucti0neer, VIII sell This
(Noadeyl afternoon. at O'Clock precisely entire con-
HenS Of tho elegant residence l52 West Twenty
near aeys avenue. comprising Of elegant rosewood and
walnut Furniture I'm Suite In brocasel and
XtanDroa. with Mirror and vaseA
fTxNOfoRiE STOOL AND COvER COST SS5o
rufksh Lounsss and Chairs TO match, dsmask
Eaan end Itya Ornamenta Bisqus Figures bronles
Ss DSfssiN6s08H. cHHAsERs AND NURSERY
Eoe?wood 1edsesadS Bureaue wsshstsnds, Spring Seat
AChAru, 6pring and Hair haresses, Rocker Beds
Isslise fspesry s.d IngrAn Csrgets Sofa seadscads
OAK Bfension Table, Buffet and Chairs rich French and
Dcseaan China 0As Ware Silver WARE Cutlery &c,
Q tasp snrietyvof maAogAny Furniture
l0g(m from dimaaeo assured that this lo will
veS plaes. Men win b asAAnucs 70 car pack Or
80 ODe11 foe puschGssrs sale rain or shine.
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ONE HuypRED THOUSAND DOLLARS woHrH OF
sSSss! AZ sSsi :aLs s'ssSs EsSss.
OSTRICH vBATHKRs,
rREXca yLowERs.. 1c., &C.,
FAT At s;lin SsasD .s9 sa caslf .sis III ssoss
- :s::
81, and n,x o-pa az aR*zsD q zisss :...s s.Sss''
ds.s. sls.s ana ,.s ~ - s...sr
:ss a.. * 'es
.aa Nd r..1 sys ssos. ss ss.f s:.'A
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3li and slh Grand and Cd Allen street, hh BLOCK ea>s
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