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, 1863-04-18
Creating q Panic.

At one Of the battles of the Mexican
war, captain in Western regiment mad
lieutenant of whose valor he had consid-
cradle doubt, The regiment to which his
company was attached was ordered up to
bring on the action, and at once received
heavy fire, which the men bore with sol
dierly frmness but the lieutenant, whose
own feals were worked up to tie highest
degree, at once became demonstrative, and
began to use cheering expressions; such as
"now be steady men ~ don't get scared :"
keep cool - etc., etc. The anxiety of this
shaky warrior was very ludicrous, but the
gallant captain, doubling the propriety of
his enthusiastic actions and fearing pan
ic, seized him by the throat and threatened
to run him through the body if he did not
keep quiet; and one of the men asked that
the heroic gentleman should be sent to the
rear, as the company believed him to be a
coward There is a class of men on the
Union side in the ranks of civil life, who
bear close resemblance to this lieutenant
We refer to those who are always assum-
ing that somebody is about to give up the
idea of preserving the Union, and in conse-
quence, are continually making patriotic
speeches and requesting everybody not to
get scared. but to be steady and keep cool,
when it is nothing but their own cowardly
fears that impel them to speak thus. Those
who act this part appear to forget that they
assume the existence of a feeling of de-
spondency when they offer encouragement
in this way, and mistake the frozen ther-
mometer of their own courage and hope for
that by which the national spirit is meas
ured From this class of enthusiasts nrn-
loyalty of their loyal fellow citizens, and
the representations that the war will be
ended in ninety days, when the lying
knaves know the charge against loyalty is
as false as the prophecy. The same class
includes in its ranks abou: all of the "ham-
ing giants OF Horace Greeley, VINO are
staying, and intend to stay at home. Near
ly all the contractors, who are robbing the
Government, by keeping up din of en-
couragement expect to keep the public from
noticing their peculations, as also the
greenback speculations. There is too much
the appearance of whistling TO keep up
courage among these makers Of patriotic
speeches to be mistaken for a sound feel
ing of confidence The people do not de-
sire these braggadocios to keep them up to
the Union cause, and can dispense with
them without sigh particularly if they
could be assured that public stealing in and
out of office is to be put an end to-. What
they do want is truth in the place of windy
speeches and big boasts.
, 1863-04-18

SECESSION PLANs.-The people of Call
ifornia, and especially the residents of San
Francisco, are peculiarly nervous about an
anticipated outbreak of Secessionsts, in
that State Gen. Wright has issued or
ders that no craft shall approach within
four hundred yards of Alcatraz Island af-
ter dark, on pain of being fired on. 1t is
not likely that the Secessionists will un-
dertake any desperate enterprise on this
coast, until they have first learned the prob
able result of the struggle at the East 1t
would certainly be the extreme of folly for
them to continue their Vaccinations, when,
by so doing, they may involve forfeitures
here which will be of no avail in the set
Element of the main question. But if ever
the Government is mad enough to consent
to dissolution of the Union, then we
might look for serious effort on their part
to carry out the Pacific States.
, 1863-04-18

THE CoURT FUNDs.-If our Terrific
rial Marshal, Huntington, would not sub
ject himself to the charge of speculating in
greenbacks, he would do well to forward
the amount due in this district for the ex-
penses of the last two terms of the district
court. These funds, we are informed, have
been in the marshal's bands for some time,
ready for disbursement, and this slowness
on his part to forward them here is ;nexcu-
sable. The people here who hold the scrip
need their money and are anxious to know
what the Marshal is doing with it. Will
he enlighten them?
, 1863-04-18

NJ AKEN up by the subscriber living at the mouth
Il of the TOuchet, two roam horses, described as
fOnws
One with bald face, with all legs white. and
branded on the left hip with figure resembling
cork-crew.
The other n light roam, branded j. c. s. on the left
shoulder and with an inv erted heart IN the right
hip, The owner can have the ab I'VE horses by prov
ing property and paying charges
April 49, 1868. WI JAMES WHITMORF.
, 1863-04-18

EvAcUATED.-Capt. Seidenstriker' com
pany of Washington Volunteers has been
ordered from Fort Hoskins to Fort Van
couver. 1t was the intention some time
ago to abandon Fort Hoskins, and it has
probably been done. A garrison has been
kept there for some time past for the osten-
sible purpose of guarding the Indians, but,
it is said, really to afford good market for
some disinterested agrieulturists living in
that neighborhood.
, 1863-04-18
RecapituIation of Expenditures

Policemen and Night Watchmen, =. 81 S39 90
Legal fees in Land Baron and Sparks / ,O59
Water Works through Main street, :. l,0j5
Medical attendance on Paupers, =. . 700 90
City Attorney, Treas. and Clerks salaries . 70l so
Building Bridge across Mill Greek, . e. 686 70
Marshal's fees, =. 2~2 so
Building Flnme, lower end Main street. 49,. $50 co
Clearing channel of Mill creek, 81. =. 2s3 90
Grading upper end Main street., 37S 90
Grading lower end :" GO ..L e. l45 90
Dispositions City VS.. Baron & Sparks, 226 20
Burial purposes .asrn.2 t.. f..ro 23S so
Rent of Jail, ,s1.sah ..riI3.. =. . 24O 90
Recorders fees, ,. ..... =. e. l6l on
EXpen e. organizing city Government, -. 100 90
Legal fees drafting odlnances. r,. I - 100 90
Bull ling Bridge, lower end Main street -. 1876 90
Printing, :, ...s f.. -. 1873 90
Board Of Prisoners, 81. .i.- 90 90
Assessing, =. =. 100 90
Stationery. .. . :. 73 90
Repairing Jail, 49, ..ft 81 l.-'r ITO 90
Expenses of Election, -. -f!.q .,e1 j. rs 90
Fire Wardeus, e.. 49,. ., H =. 60 90
, 1863-04-18
In the Circuit Court f UmatiIla County
June Term 1863.

STATE OF OREGON,
County OF Umatilla, I
Emily e. Fair Va. Marion O. Fair etition for
Divorce.
sNHE Defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff
Il has filed her petition for divorce fiom the De-
fendant in the Circuit Court Of Umatilla county in
the State Of Oregon which will come on TO he heard
at the June term Of said 1868 apd unless you
appear and answer said complaint. the will be
taken confessed and The Prayer thereof granted
The grounds Of said plaintiffs complaint are; frst
wful abandonment by defendant Of plaintiff for more
than one car; second failure to provide tie common
neeessaries q life and. third, the conviction of de-
fendant of the CRIME of grand larceny. L..
A.CuEN UWEIH. Atty for PlfE
March Is 1868. *4Yl5
, 1863-04-18
REMOVAL.

MFRS. Sd. SEAMAN has removed her millinery
IYI and Fancy Cords store to Alder Street, in the
rear Of Wells Fargo Co.'S express office, where ev-
erything in the line Of Millinery aud Dress Goods
will be furnished us usual I1i .1
MRS. s. j. SEAMAN.
April lS, l663-tf
, 1863-04-18

PRoMorIoN-Lieut. VIM. B. Hughes,
of the 9th Infantry, who has been stationed
at Fort Walla Walla for the past year as
A. A. @. NJ has been promoted 10 Cap
taincy in the Quartermaster's department.
He proceeded to Vancouver on Wednea-
day, to-report to District headquarters.
, 1863-04-18
CITY Taxes,

GtITY Tax Payers are hereby notified that the as
" sessment roll will be laced in the hands of
J. w. Cady. City Treasurer, April goth. Ten days
from that date ten per cent will be added to all un-
f II B. LANE, Assessor.
Walla wala City. April l6th, 1868.
, 1863-04-18

To BE TRIED-The rem who fitted out
the Confederate pirate Chap man, at San
Francisco, are to be tried. All who had
not taken the oath of allegiance are to be
turned over to the civil authorities; but
those of the prisoners who had taken the
oath, and then engaged in this piratical
scheme, are to be tried by military COM
mission at Alcatraz Island.
, 1863-04-18
City Treasurer,s Renort.
e. L MASSEY,
just, ce of the Pence and C:;v Recorder.

JUN GO UI I1e OFlCt anu N.ty RecOTder'
OFFICE in the City CounaiI Chamber in II rear
~ OF the Uni n Hotel. Wi ! attend to collection
OF debts, conveyarces, acknowledgement Of deeds
Powers Of Attorney, transfers of real or personal
property aaHt ..
Ofiira hours from to u N, and from | TO m
The hearing fan civil actions will be set for Fri
days and Saturdays only.
April Is. 1SG3. lSlv
, 1863-04-18

THE OVERLAND EMIGRATIoN.-A dis
patch of April 4th says Capt. Medorem
Crawford, who commands the overland en-
igrant escort, had arrived at Washington.
He reports already fifty thousand emigrants
moving in the direction of this coast, and
estimates the number for the whole season,
at one hundred thousand.
, 1863-04-18
Revenue Stamps

ENXCISE Stamps Of every denomination for sale al
IT. the CITY BOOK STORE.
f. f. KELLY.
, 1863-04-18

SALE OF PUBLIC LANDs-A telegraph
ic dispatch of April Sd, says the public
lands to be sold this summer will include
three millions of acres in Washington Ter.
ritory.
, 1863-04-18

NEARLY CONFERENCE.-THE Dalles and
Cello railroad is completed to within one
and a half miles of Cello, The cars will
pass over the entire line in twenty days
more I.ar n
, 1863-04-18
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

4
County Of Walla Walla
NOTICE is hereby given thnt the Boai of County
~ Commissioners of said County. have selected
FLOWING described tracts Of land in the place of
School Lands that were settled upon priOr 10 tho
United States su1yers:
the southeast quarter of section number (3) three,
township nine l9) North Range thirty-sx (S6)east.
and the southeast quarter Of section twentyfIe(25)
east.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my band
and official seal this 18th day Of April. A D. 1863
JAS. GALBREATH,
(rc County Auditor.
N'7 said County.
, 1863-04-18

MILITARY SUPPLIES FOR BoIsE.-The
supplies for Fort Boise will be coucentra-
ted at Wallula, and wagoned thence to
Bose.
, 1863-04-18
OF WASHINGTON. Ice
County of Walla Walla, d.
Executors Sale.

NOTlCE is hereby given that pursuant to an
IN der OF the Probate Court in ami for said county
OF Walla Walla, duly made. the tMrtieth day of
March A. d. 1858 in matter of the estate of Israel
d. Davis deceased l. |. II. HARRIS Executor Of tho
last will and testament Of the estate of Israel D Da
vs, will cl at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the time of sale the day following.
On the Eleventh day of May. A D. 1868,
between the hours of ten O'Clock in the morning and
the setting of the snn the dav in the city of
Walla Wala, in said county OfWnlla Walli in front
of the Jai and Court Room. in said city, the yllOw
ing described real estate it heing the land claim of
said Israel D. Davis dee eased: .. a--
Situate on Whisky Greek, in said county. and il be.
ing the northwest south west and southeast quarters
of the southeast qualttr Of section number seven,
and the south quarter Of the south west quarter
of section number eight in township number nine,
north range number thirty-eght east William cite
Meridian. !. H.. HARRIS, Executor.
Walla Walla, April Is, le63. lsw3
, 1863-04-18

Warrapts marked thus are not paid. $9,s32 AZ
Total amount of Warrants issued paid 81 AS IS
Amount of Licenses Due April IA, $50 90
Due the City for taxes, April Is, $500 90
, 1863-04-18

SToPPED.-Wells, Fargo & Co., have
stopped sending their express by the way
of Lewiston to the Boise mines, and will
in future, until further notice send theil
express matter from this place by Grand
Ronde. The reason for this change is, be-
cause no connection has been made from
Lewiston to Boise up to this time, and sew
eral messengers have started over the route
This change of W F. & Co., must be
rather discouraging to our "high-toned'
cotemporary. He will please to state this
change in express arrangements, for the ad-
vaneement of the cause of truth.
The Boise PosT.-Major Lugenbeel
has been appointed to superintend thecon-
struction Of the new military post at Boise.
, 1863-04-18

THE LAW CONCENTRATES THAT EVERY one
i shall pay on all net profits Ocss 5000 derived
from any source whatever. A person is allowed to
deduct all legally assessed National State and Coun-
ty Taxes, hired help rents, drHyage &c, necessary
to carry on his business; but NJ farmer, merchant
mechanic, or any person, has lighi to deduct his
own labor rs 80 much expense from his income.
The income tax is to he paid the income of the
year commencing January lst 1862, so THAT ON the
up record of their income gains profits for that
year. And as many sources OF income, such as Div
dends, and Railroad bonds and stocks Insur-
ance Stock Savings Banks interest, &c, they hav-
ing already paid the income tax, not again taxed.
1t therefore becomes necessary have aceHf record
of the sources of incOme that there may be dis.
pute with the Assessor
All corporations must leductthe three per eentnm
before declaring their dividends
For Example:
man in business must make up the net profits OF
his b lsine>s for the year. aud pay the tax the
amount less 500.
A man may outside Of his business, spend all and
than his profits in the business; neverthe-
cept the 5000. And so with a salary, all $500
must be taxed, though personal or fam ya expenses
consume ii ALL
The Income Tax for the year 1862 is assessablc on
the first day of May 1868, and is due and payable
or before the 3Oth June, 1863 And any snms duo
and unpaid for thirty days after the 30th June, as
aforesaid and for ten day after demand by the Col
lector five per ceLtum will be added to the amount
unpaid
Each individual of any firm or partnership must
make up his income separately.
W. W. JOHNSON,
U. S. Assistant Assessor, W.T..
April ls, 1868. lsml
, 1863-04-18

To BE DISMISSED Lieut.. James Mer-
riman, for long time stationed on the
Sound, has been ordered home, to answer
to charges preferred against him by Victor
Smith, the hero of the bombardment and
capture of Port Townsend. Victor Smith
is understood to be Salmon P, Chase S
''man' on this coast, and is determined to
show his authority 1t is not likely that
Merriman will will be dismissed, for all the
Victors and Salmons in the nation as he
is gallant and accomplished officer, and
has the advantage of being personally
known to Mr.. Lincoln ua
, 1863-04-18

UP SNAKE RIvER.-The steamer Kius
assembled Snake river last week as ia; as
the mouth of Salmon river The expert
ence of the trip. we learn, gives no great
encouragement in regard to the successful
navigation of Snake river to the point
named; the river being full of rapids, over
which it is difficult for boats to pass, and
dangerous on account of rocks At the
point where the Kius turned round is a
swift rapid, .r'eh extends up the river for
long distance The Kius will make an
other trip up the river next week with the
view of further testing it in regard to its
practicable navigation.
, 1863-04-18
A SrARxAr1aN-.-JouRAEY,-Mr.- Gaf..t

A NTAR oN--JOURAEY1-Mr. 0at-
breath informs us that gentleman came
in from Boise this week, with the informa-
tion that party of miners who started to
Boise by the Lewiston route arrived last
week at the Payette mountains, having
been forty days in making the trip from
Lewiston to the mountains. The party
had endured many herdships, having got
nearly out ofprovisions, and suffered much
from cold. They were compelled finally to
cross over to the Grand Ronde and Auburn
road before they could make the trip into
Boise. This Lewiston route may be prac-
ticable at some seasons of The We, +; but it
is clear that it is not open now, the state
ments of the Age to the contrary, notwith-
standing; and believing we have the best
evidence of this fact, we would advise
miners not to attempt, on any account, to
pass over it now.
, 1863-04-18

On HER TRAVELS find in the
Jacksonville Sentinel, a notice of madam
Jane Miles Davis, sometimes called the
"Queen of the Forest" She is still solicit
ing subscriptions to her celebrated book,
which will shortly appear The closing
scenes of this great North American ro-
nance are said to be rch, rare and spicy,
land will well pay careful perusal."
, 1863-04-18

OF TIE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
~ of the City of Walla Walla for the year
ending April IA, 1868.
Receipts Ofthe City Treasurer from May 9Th
IL 1862 to ADril ID. 1863
, 1863-04-18
W. W. JOHNSON
800 Reward

IN0R any case ofSyphs. in any saqe which
Il DR.. LIE RlCHEAU'S GOLDIN BALSAM
fails to cure.
NO comment is necessary upon this medcine it
stands entirely upon its unequaled merits it has
cured thousands who have wasted ha d some fortunes
in treating this disease, and will cure thousands
more
Golden Basam No 1. for first and second statest
such as sors on the legs or other pants of the body
sore yes, etc. etc.
Gcl en- Ralsam No. for Tertiary, Mereurial and
Syphilitic Rheumatism.
Price, S. per hot e. Orders from any point filed
" on receipt of this sum- SMITH & DAVIS,
inns Portland Oregon. Agents.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
aNL.

fNoAL 81 o. PER IG... EtRsT QUALITY RED AND
~ Wbie ssh Cosy ,r,cencd and deivcree a tE, fo ,s
tg prces for teo daya Novemier ~ su1 a store
$40 Frr Coal ~ ~, Futnlle Coal So 20, fA.rr Hgt 81
A. 1lk DWELL. 10 MavercY pare near sixth aveu e.
and Sti Boweiy, corner Of fhird street
NBwcAsrLB GAS CoNL-i.oou TONS Nrw rELroS
~ Man Nesetste Gas Coti Tor sale. w i1s % s4t ~
HtFdlON "a POWER, - Hesver street. drrrs irfr
wa Nr-rt Al ihe.r dr OF ~ att4n wharf, between Ful.
ton ald Caihsfiac ferries Bru0xlyu.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

J. SMITH. AUcTIoNEER WILL SELL rnLS
y WI, !! sSsssas. p'pssi ps ,dr m'rS
"a, ro<A~ocd Efs ~ n1i3Si0
Chairs. Tables. ho~kers Brussels ar
rsinlings. and everything necessary
keeping
| UCTI0N NoTICE.-wOLBERT. GORDON co IL.
"A vitc the attention OF the all dealers Hosiery
foods ana snaws to the important sale 20 be made this
Nov. 20 1873 commencing 10 clock on -four month
1 credit. Catalogues ready.
ROOK TRADE sALEsRo0MS, 4nS BROADWAY
~ nearly opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel GEO A LEA.
WITT auctOBeer by j. Il. COOLEY Great sale ofBooks
this friday afternoon nd evening commencing at 80,
ococs. The illustrated books viii be sold ths evening
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
MEDIC Al.

1lE.s BELMONT a Co. Or 5,5 AEn l1 BROAD.
uag New ork graasafeI Europe Physician. tieai
on ra'n an1 icnsc Dc" ses nav" 10 private rooms M
uut eNt iIlvae ptlutst .CEnIrr with large O.
urat.af trs o. te el.ep tNir. during De week AS
treancu. by corte. pDndcnce sl througho hc Uutoh
State
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FARh-So ACRES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
toF ei properly; one OF 20 acres and of GJ
AZ CORNWALL Orange county OF 30 in New York
one OF 100 OF acres one OF 2O acres Aply Il
!. ZEGLlO. IL Centre street f' "
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

yr ANTLD-A GENTLEMAN or UNouLsrIoNABLE
w Christian character and musical alent 70 teach iussr
tneuis music "a e North Granville I.d<cs somi3ary two
Other mufi tcaSefs empiorci. ary fron $500 N
svn ser cs fequ ed Al ths openng OF nent term isn
Aprly q Charles " Dnwd, A. NJ. Principal to-day, FRI
day a. ths Me'Fopoiau ualcl rons bat the best neeA
eqpy,
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

AEADANE pESr,GD, FuMALE ruYsTCIAg, CURES
nL o. compsns ol ienacs vith utsauaiiets bli
iaeryev " her medcnrs A. prpAatnced
tae sry best tan ge conatcd a. iui s.t :, op'a
s,e lbta gree PrceA
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
THE STRIKES.


ByRNisHFRs. AROUSE THE SILVER BURNIslf-
ID ot the cit eS OF New York and Brooklyn earnestly
requested 70 attend meeting he held
Han NO lSl Bowery, Friday, November 20 1873
AZ haf past seven O'Clock in the evening purpose
adopting plan by WIN tle prices ia the
shops BE- made uniform, and demHnd mel Al
al n te as the eNgencies the iemah
Pe order o. The COMMITIEE.
GARD TO SEGAR MAKERS Il HEREBY STATE
" that am In no crl-ctcd VITA persons
son interested IN prison sbor HENRY MACK.
GARD TO sEGAE MAKEPs- KtNELY NOSES
" 10 publicly assert that interested in prison
hbo. o' With anybody cqnneced win lAe sane.
AFNFLi MOSES, Nc. g y t-er street.
hEs YORK, Nov. 10 1858.
RTOTICE.-THE SEGAR PACKERS PROTECTIVE
~ Trade Unlun.-Tnc members OF the above Union
tested to attend he thri soaeru WecEg at
.gnoHrA Hall l2 Hester street. Friday evening No.
Vember 20, a. IA o CLOCK precisely. ~ order.
GEO. STEVENSON Secretary
B-Al lourneymen seg4r packers are invited 20 attend,
n OTICE TO TRUNK AND BAG MAKERS "a MASS
~ mcetu OF he trunk and bag makers OF the CT Of New
Eo ani inity VIII he held at George Fuchs, Hnds
street Saturday ming Nov o. a. ~ 600 *. take
ino consideration the proprety of demanding advance
o. our present prices and also - pr0;rcy unon
Il. W SMITH, Secretary T. ALBECK Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

nqmcnuunnnuInnu
Lne 30 cent than Obtained
place IN this city by APPLYING \. ~ Blee ker street. three
doors from Broadway. ur stairs
AT HENRY HYMAN's-Gss BROApwAy. CORNER OF
n Bond 3, Up stairs. will the hghe-,
cash price Cor Diamonds Watches Silver
WAR, adv snces made The same, and also Pianos
053 Broadway.
AT 6o9-NoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on DIA.
IA monds, Watches JeHelr sGyer Ware, Guns. Pist ls
Blks, turs &c. n B.-iaW uhrokers' uceets wanted. |
will hi cent more for paNnbrokers tickets for the
above articles than b. obItnrd NJ any other the
oity Remember the place tOJ Br .dway Houston
street. up stairs room 0.
AT 66 NASSAU STREET. ROOM No. 2, THg HIGHEST
IA prices paid for Diamonds Watches and jewe ~ OF
every description, sivancrs made the II
ferred by A. HONlGMAS A few hnc Diamond Cluster
Rings for sale.
AT III GRAND STREET. Two DOORS WEST OF
IN Br sdway- Money advanced ou Watches. Diamonds
Jewery Plate Dry Go ds and Personll Prp,y rvciy
description, or bought aud sid BY JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Aucionrrr aud Broker
DAwsBROKBRS TICKETS wANTED-AT IS BOW
4 cry, up stairs. ps, moro thau New YORK
for tickets Dtmonds. Watches jcwCf. Guns. Musical
Insrumenis, Dry uoOds, SSs Clio hing Sc lot Of
coats wasted
DAWN TICKETS PURCHASED uT CLOTHING DRY
j Goods. Diam nds " welrN, Tho highest trcr uad
for Ovcrroats rrgc lot o hrst cas Cnhmg Tor sale.
aud number
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

GARD TO sEGAR MAKERS Il HEREBY STATE
v that am in way connected VITA any persons Oh per
interested IN pr labor HENRY MACK.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
THE TURF.

IINioN COURSE, l. I-TROTTING ON FRIDAY.
- nov ~ al O'Clock T. NJ match for SOD mile heat0,
pest 'nree IN I'VE Ia harness. H. Woodruff names b.
1T sh hihld' ralph Ogle Discount same day.
match for ~ mile heats best three IN hye in harness
II woodruff names Napoleon the Fourth; Ralph Oge
day. SHAW 4 WHITE, Proprietors
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
COPARTNEHsHIp.

NOPARTEERSHIP NOEICE-TuF UNDEPerGyPD
~ have this day formed copsrtnershp, uudet The
OF Mchim Brothers Co, Tor the prseC zion general
Baking Exchange and Comm ssion Stock business, bs
cOntueted in the city OF New YORK
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
A PEREMPiORY SALE OF
n TIE ENTIRE MAGNiTLCENT FURNITURE

OF A GENTLEMAN LEAVING TUE ClTy
THIS FRIDAY( AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK
contained N the paci dwe ling Ii2 Twenty
frat street between Seventh and kghta also
utu Works OF Art IN brouze, marble. lava Paran
bsque, al imported, and unique recherche in design
also SUPERB rsewooi Drawing Salts covered Ia tee
coored satin broCaie; two full Suits gree+reps elegant
French Per Mir ors with gilt Console Tables nd
stat ary mar0e top Tables two superb agrre
lined with satin wood GOO yards English Carpet,
splendid rosewood rianofoc. Cabinet Cover ,ai Stool
Damask and Lace Curtains Gold aud Lauiscape Shades
ana Chairs, rich Chandeliers
SLEEPING, DINING AND Library ROOMS
Elegant sewood Gotnis Bedsteads Spring aud Hair
Mattresses, Dresng Bureaus. Chamber Suts ia walnut
Bonze Clocks rich Vases superb Reds and Bedding sois
sofa Beds, Lounges Spring and COTTAGE Chairs oval Mir.
rors rich cut and engraved Glass Ware China sill
yer Ware Table Cutlery, portable Heater. oak Dining
Furniture, &c.
N.B--sALK WILL. BE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES AT HOUSE