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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
Hoods and Nnhia.

Is An ACKNOWLEDGED FACT THAT
n sshapker q Bussing have The best stock o
Hoods and Nnbias aud sell them Cheaper than any
other house in the city. ''''-''
sCHAPKER BUssING,
No. 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods and Nations

A FTER A THOROUGH EXAMINATION oF
\ our stock and prices, of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods and Notions we have no doubt IL
satisfying the closest buyers that our stock cannot
DC surpassed, and that il is TO their Interest 10
guy IrCm us. SCHAPKER d BUSSING
No % Main Gfraat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
FOR SALE.

TSoR SALE-A FARM OF 20 ACRES, To-
Il GATED about miles from the city in high
stlte of cultivation ofthe best SOIL Fra N House.
good fences; on reasonable terms. Apply to
JACOB SINZICH & SON,
nov23 Water bet. Sycamore and Vine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
FOUND.

HOUND A FUR CAPE Or COLLAR,
Il which the owner can have by calling at this
Office and describing property. movie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
LOST.

IF THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP GOLD
i Watch on Main street, near Emory's Shoe store
and inquired the value of the same at Geissler's
Jewelry Store, will leave it at thi Office, he will
be rewarded, and questions asked.
NOVELIST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
FOR. RENT.

no RENT-A LARGE FOUR STORY BRICK
i Building on Main Street, between First and
Second. Apply to nOv19-1w J. P. BYRNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

EOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING LOTS ON
4 reasonable terms, in Huston's Addition -
Lots 16 II, Is, 49, 20 and 2l fronting 156 feet on
Division Street; Lots 81, 49, and 30, fronting so
feet on Elm Street; Lots IS, 80, and so, fronting
80 feet on Third street. Apply to
nOTz0-4t TH0S. Z. GARYIN.
Third Street. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
WANTS.

IHTANTED.-A few hundred, dollars of Is Rick
w cts Checks - wanted to fill an order, at the
Savings Bank, No. 4. First street oct3O
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
Cloaks and shavls

CIoaks and ShaWls.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND THE IARc-
w est stock Of Cloth Cloaks and ShawIs Of
every description ever brought 10 this civ snd
sen them at wholesale or retail as cheap a. thew
can be found anywhere in the West '
sCHAPKER BUSSING.
No. 40 Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
OMoKED HALIBUT-2OOI lbs. Smoked HaIibut
~ for sale at No. FIRST STREET

COOPER ISTNGGLASS IS boxes Cooper's
~ Sehred Isingglass just received at
NO. 9 FIRST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
TOYS & FANCY GOODS.
Toys and Fancy Goods
Wholesale and Retail.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
i Toys and Fancy Goods will be found at
WARREN & CONVICTIONS,
No. ] Main Street.


Having bought our stock at first hands we will
duplicate Cincinnati bills. We invite tn trade
to call and look through our establishment.
Every immaginabie kind of
T0YS-Tin, Wood, Iron, &c
DOLLS-Of all sizes and kinds--Wax,
Linen, China, Paper and Wood.
MACHINE TOYS - Steamboats,,
Monitors, Engines, Carriages, &c.
India Rubber Toys,
Rocking and Spring Horses,
Wagons, Carts, Sleighs,
Velocipedoes and Children's Cabs.
Baskets of all kinds,
China Tea Sets and Figures.
Beautiful Christmas Presents for
Ladies or Gentlemen of the most ex-
quisite workmanship line of goods
Pearl and Silver Gard Cases,
New and Beautiful Portmonies,
Velvet and French Kid, Steel
Trimmed Bags and Wire Purses,
Cornueopias, Paper Boxes, &C.,
for Candies;
Wax Candles and Moss for Christ
mas Trees;
Musical Goods of every kind
always on hand:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

CoD FTsH-2,OOO lbs. new Cod Fish lust re.
~ ceiVed at NO. 9 FIRST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

Meader, Robert, 2115 it part lot Z, bk 20 80
Merritt, JohnJ, undiv 2 fet lot L. blk ST.. 60
Ev Ass of N A Mission, lot IL, Blk I6.... 8 90
.. .do...............lot u, bk 16...... ... 3 90
Stoekwell, NJ, heirs, undiT is # lot I6, bk so
81 blk H.. 90
81, blk H. 90
Z, blk 20...... 30
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LOWER ENLARGEATEN'
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.

Ewing. W G & G W, nw% lot 4.............. IS
Scates, Joe, heirs, lower ofe u Of lot %
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Blankets and CoYerlids

~OS oHu OOF6IIIuS.
a LAkGE STOCK OF BLANKETS ANn
~. OoNerllds, Of the best make on band ana
sehlng cheap. SCHAPKER a BUssTNn
No. ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

WILLIAM G. BGPPLE, Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

EoR SALE-LOTs Is AND 16, BLOCK 81,
u in the Eastern Enlargement of the city of
Evansville, "a a bargain Enquire OF
nov3tf ASA IGLEHEART.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

to our people.
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AMUsEMEsTs.

NirLo'S ORD r. - 80
~ Lss.ee a d va, ayr. =. wM wuEArLEt
ri illpsi WAX h ss6 fosiAir, lively
LAST RIGHT IS, r Two or
MAIL ia HERON
. AUR blA FLOYD,
or, ffiE SHADOW or LIE =
""'' us ovrRrLowIsG HOUSES
and called forth riauds OF the most rehned and critical
audiences collected under the walls ol this
MOST POPULAR ! srABLIsnMENr
ACT s,.n,
A DRAwisa ROOM AT Mr. rLo9D's-TIE RETURN.
hOT II
TIE Sk pEErESI NSoe er AZ 2n nn ssnP9w
lapse Of one year-1he Dog fsncer Ind his newsps
per-fhc Le.,er-whsre was abe IN The in.ervhr
TIKI BETROTuAL.
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
SQUIRE MELLI5Hs HOUSE, IN YoRRshiRh
trainer James Conyers--TAbleslr
rrrpa ACT ~
THE NORTH LODGE tBy iIalardl
Plot and Counter Plot The Price OF Knoweigo Two
Thousand Pounds snd Leave this Place for Ever
fn KEW svor
Hopes Sunshine Drive. the SHADOW from The Path
HeIisAs ouse The p 2 Give Tss soTa Lodge
DENoURMENT.
Mr. WheAey IL most happy 70 announce brief engage
ment commencing Monday, Nay a. with the great tragic
MISS BATRMAN
whose gifts OF genius aud personal Environments hAye
combined render her the most es,eemei and popular
Mr. Whssey regrets add tns, his will DO tho very last
ensAffs RTioR 10 iER pRpARrURE FOR EUROPE
rho initial will BE- the emineaty sucecssfa
play OF ,u
D TuR PORSAKEH
Doors open ~ Performances commences quarter 70 o.
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A JoURSEAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. PINE
rERENProRy SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, FRI.
DAY. May at 10 clock A. NJ. precisely without to
weather. No. IA East Forty street. seventh house
|of ri III postponed from Wednesday, April 29) In
stead Of Saturday. May announced at Time Of postpone
|ment
ByA JoURNEAY.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
LOT the most costly description style OF Louis XVI made BY
the beat foreign and Narcotic,
Ball. Black Co.. Stewart, Tnson and ohers The Furn-
|sure has been short time, aud Ii In perfect
der For quality style will surpass any offered u
|public auction.
PARLORS
Ebony and Gil Furniture, in magnificent satin damask
|eyle OF LOUIS XVII heavy French Plate Pier aud Mancl
Mirrors, Bronze and Ormou Clock, medaions; Az
|minlser Wilton Velvet Carpets, solid Ebony and Gilt
fCene Tables Lace Bocate Curtains of the costly
Kind 70 match the suit surrounded with cornccs Q! solid
|eb0ny and gilt solid Ebony and Gilt Cabinets Card Tables
Reception Chairs solid bronze and GILT Chande
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
full and complete assortment OF Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture OF the richest aud most costly design in
ebony, rosewood and oak.
Also cutlcry, Glassware. French China and Gilt Ser
Fvices &C., &c.
Furniture exhibited By permit Permits catalogues
hhe 0aicc Of the auctioncer, No. 8 Pine street.
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ToHS n. BURLEY. AuCrIoxEER. WILL SELL
ths day. .. two o'cieck, a. ~ canal street, Sofa
Befs Extension. Ceutrc other Tables, Warfrooes.
mahogany and scat Chairs and Rockers
Cotsge sus and one Suit IN haroth rosewood and
mahogany marble and other Bureaus. lace Curtains,
Cornces Saloon Furniture, and scoond hand velvet,
Brses three ply and ingram Carpets made up and IN the
Rug, Oco,ns. Aaiilng BEDS and Bedding, hair Mat
sany Pane nH octave, made BY NUNS Clark CO.. New
Xor I
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD sINrzEKIcH. AUcrf0NHER.
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.


4. LEUTLE, Esq. f.
Nv d. W. IVES co 10 The front gallery a. the Derby
Fine Arts institute, Go Broadway at7ts O'Clock. On
- THURSDAY EVENING, MayT
the honor the sale as above or tne
works OF Mr. Leutzc, all OF which
arc Of high historical interest and Importance IL 70
neni artist public may Be assured that they also ~
best This forms opportunity for purchase which
has never and not again owing 70 the increasing
Of ORDERS and private aocumu-
latng upon Mr. Leutze g hands
Among will found the original study OF The
Its Way" Lafayette in Prison. Visited by hts Family !"
Bubbe' wonderful creation Of the artists gentus
Deserted Hal" "Iircd OF Waiting" "Eutertaning the
Messenger German Baron "Gentleman Of the Time Of
Charles IL" and many others In addition 70 tho above
will be sold about examples OF the highest order
and entirely SSns p A NJ fSSxp
KENsKTT, LOUIS LANG. CLIFFORD
HART l'su GIGNOUx, CkOPSEY.
MIGNOT, EASTMAN JOHN 0HAPMAN,
CASTELAR,, SON, Prof. MElH.
W PAGE, y KYLE. HMErrLER'
i aH$Sss, Nv EDa0sDs, dExssE.
As items special interest It may be mentioned that
oRi0ISAL PAINTING BIZ HENRY IMNAH.
Representing washington - PeaoemAker And very
LANDSCAPE By THOMAS COLE.
Are included In the catalogue The whole collection viii ~
W 'AA''''A ~ > DAY AND EvkHfNd, 49, y
Until SALE and catalogues wiz be ready for delivery on Sa
tarday
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. ToHY g. BETS ACCOMMODATIONS NOTICE.
d GERARD BITS 20. win eel On Friday. Nay !. a.
IN the evening at the Lodge Rooms In the attic
Cintsn Hail. As,or Fnrnitrre. Csrpctc k.saa, &C.
ths Lodge purnn5 a.. eomplss nrssa a oorxsa %.
able for church. lodge Gentlemen ballard rosn also
Chinese Gspg large Clock Carp- Oil,lohs tai
Chairs, Tsbes wsrdIoeea Chanfeiers Regnls Hat Racss
O'Clock r. NJ Fnl partsn had upon inquiring
OF JULIAN q. DAVIES Ksq., <67 Broome street.
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AT rusLIc AUCTION
On this day IlhaIsdsy2 April 80.
b Yves, Sixteenth street, between Finn and sixth avenues
Bronze and ornolu Chan deiers
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
Dresden sevres China Ornaments
Oak sideboard. Extension Table.
sheiileld Table Cutlery Table Linen.
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture en- suite.
The would cali particular attention q their
largest and richest assortment Of aousehcid Furniture
or present owner by cit Sraker been in use than
and pRSW o ROOM Roa''
Superb sets Brode Curtains Comics Bands anS rssses
and or%oiu cSa1Seers SOFAS
,!uary marble top Secretary and BoOsesse lined with
Sn
Vase as
Hamlet Joan e cr S IA two
y Marine views Paintings panels Scenes at
y
Centre Ts KPpE n sss Va
rors Bronze and Ormou Clocks snperb MandolIn paying
ss e. a so this = S
S %ais s %Sas sSS
elo'A Stair Carpets 81 Is iSnRH o q eminent artists
Elegant carved oak sde5crd Essasion Table ruby Cut
and Engraved Crystal o,ass Dccantcss Gcelets Cham
Mq Bowl
all china aud ga from the celebrated house or
and Service Cake Baskets Oyster Tureen Butter
Dsh Napkin Rings Nut Crackers spoons Forks sheffield
Bronze Vases walnut astand Velvet Stair Carpet silver
plated Stair Rods, Oicoih
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Arnorea Glaze.
Commodes suite style Louis w.. Hair Mattresses
Blankets. Sheets Coun,erpanes, walnut Sofas Arm and
oval back Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Toilet Sets Easy Chairs, Curtains. Shads Also all the
furniture OF servants agartmen@ also basement and
Road Wagons, one single. and pair OF Horses Harness.
NJ BThe above elegant Residence for sale Inquire Of
he auctonees Is Maiden lane Parties wishing 10 attend
the sale take Fifth Sixth at Aston
House. ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving ut x
teenth street. few doors from the house
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MORRIS WILKINS, .AucrIoxEER 5
MI ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNiTukE.
ROSEWOOD BOuDOiR PIANofORrE, MIRRORS

ORIuiNAL OIL PAINTINGS, &C., At AUCTION.
r. n. LUDLOW co. will sell BY auction on Saturday,
Nav q la63 af n O'Clock No ~ East Twenty third street.
Fourth avenue the mt re ELEGANT vornr. contained
IN the part Of which Imported from Paris
by Narcotic CONSUMING IN part OF eysnty carr - ebony
Gilt Paror suit IN heavy green satin rosewood DO IA
crimson reps, Frcrch plate lcr and mznte Nas<es.
superior rosewood Boodor Pisnofo,e made BY cnsrrr
IND rosewood marble top Centre Tables elegant Satin
Dsmssk spd Lac cwlalns, ryh QEpoa ,an4 ~ SsntS
Beds AS marble top Dressing Bureaus. Washsfsnfs,
Commo les sprng Bed. rsiIlss.e: Hair nassIe.es en.
kish Chairs Rocker kc. solid OAK Dining Room sat, in
striped reps rich cayed oak Buffet msrss Top; oak par
Es,sn rosewood Cabinet French China
and Glass Ware; ons fun si,e o.. billiard Table made
Nv SHARP. Ball. Cues. &c elegant Medallion Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Ocoths, Ac together with sssortment
OF Kitchen Furniture, With which the sale VIII cotnence
At7i. o'clock T. w. viii BE- sold nnnber OF hns original
o Paintings aud India Ink skephes BY cd masters. w
Won Beest scheufef, Caix. VIM. Hart Hsaer suy Lilly
spencer wothcrpoon, Roudcl Kcnboch' s'efennof and
Others -
Va. and several pieec. Of q bron,e -. .,,.,,. ~..x
ON Tday MAY l. Permits may be Obtained ~ the once OF
the anc, ioneers, No. . Pine street.
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AMCsEsgFNTs.

vcLss.s~ M fiord
Iohn In Turner
Miranda Mrs Hoey
Pstch I. =. ~. -. . Mas Mary Damon
is.esnda AAds'ios nssses
Waitress Mia CarmAn
FRIDAY. eleventh night Of the new COMEDY.
with n! mn n.s N0shE son ssSd IN LAW
WIN :" n''sasn.ens scshs ,y,,.n,.
'Pf Ana gres. original cast
,os MONEY
and APp0insn'n's' nrv oo.rpy
Written expressly his company The play has been for
care and competene peculiar 10 this establishment
.IgEepAYoFokLIEs OF NIGHT and THE WON
Book open any OF the above evenings from tol
TO Be repsaed-The Road TO Ruin The School for s,an
Americans IN Paris ''' INV Wv
r AURA KEENEs THEATRE
IL ~. ....L SPECIAL NOTICE.
In consequence OF the crowded house Monday evening
csssfui comedy. go, 81
which enjoyed an uninterrupted at this theatre OF up
an its original care and complement eictur
HOAisS Or LAUGHTER,
\ IA fhVNDERS OF APPLAUSE
SHOUTS OF APPRECIATION,
Miss kceue In answer TO tho numerous demands at the
new specae nights Thrsday and frdAy In order
70 cnSbie her patrons 20 take q last farewell OF
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the lecture.
Doors open o'clock Lecture will commence at
o''o'A' JOHN HAYES. chairmaa.
JonS s. scuLLv Secretary.
JAMES T.. BYRKs. Treasurer.
B EsSSSSsKEtyyss As.PEsy & sSs!S
ss$$$ssESs 33Ss$HS q s$ $si$
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III II | VIII
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sou Z sS e; GA Is &c ::s1.A. ~
Do nsss bOCiLiS8 WbsfbnN
Concluding with the ,rusica i.rss entitled
A LOAN oY A LOVER.
Gertrude, with saass. M. LUcILLB wSsrERN
For fun cas-, Of characters ere small biiia
ADHESION.
nmphi,nssre' g
~ nr.d seats in Psrns, and IS
For sale now e the Ae.dsmy
Doors open a u 70 o9,a%:n,s $40 q O'Clock.
LuCREziA BORGiA.
MISS LOUISE KRoAEowsKA. PIANIST
M .irf Nc vi xvs .sd sas s.y % ls
AT IRyISG HALL.
on which occasion H. .Af s,Ss.' s s;pi:.
VIII make his only ApeAscs previous 20 his rture for
''' East '0'''" NILE, vIyIEn, soprano;
THE woSpEEgy sKETro slIILpRES,
xr BEHiESs. Cosasssor.
Beer 20 Brssa;ayi sehsrienSers Luis
7ss Broadway. and At Irving Hal
+ AURA KEESE's rHEArrE.-JAxE ENGLISH. OF
e fremont aesr so'ssn na,ias Iss,ss sas .S.ss
s1.s h w hss ever .rsarsa i Al
f.. ' :. ;: ;s ' sro.d~.s
NcwYors.
w corner OF South seventh and For<ib streets Brooklyn
81 ysLIoys WORK efAsr
THE ma MAn " ax 9r Il,k A'E'
oouxr sSn slS x Eis'iIi LxstRm
rus MONT, 4 GRAND VOCAL AND IxsJncnEs..
e con,er VIII axe pi,e. a. s $1,000 ," nou.s ~
o. s Ir ss Psraisr attention. Is called % The sscv
asa '0'' ''.' scs Syf' w x q Managers
INSTRUCTION.
Al DoLBgARs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. co
~ pfass ar bo "a
.,rcoS : prsesssi gooEssepss irhnsilc rsrn bs.l
quarter than n years a ordinary schools
COURSE OF 10 WHITING LESSONS foR q. OR
sEfDs 30 Bewery near Hsus'on street soosssspn..
lns Instruction thorough. Terms moasrs's.
A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL ~
.s s.1 "a sa:rs.. i. spsas. room. FOR
'a'' ~" oLivER b. GoIDsHiTH, No Fourth avenue.
A SPANISH qESrLExAs, WHO srEAxs the ESQ /.
,s r.s.h ses ss.a pss.. r'1s. K 81 ~.
. ..,.s 'i rss%. u fss Isl.s.o". 'a'' .
Va, and sells. s,ssss . ssn,asrJ weuia sesspA POI :.
Il ss sA .sa,. c.f ~ =, . s s.s M No.
s 81 iio,si
| f,onPASroS. 0ovEsxkss.--A WELL EDCcAIsD
cospsalos. 70 travel the ssAx - ts.ehss osi m.n
s.r r' q Mr.. Tired ss q -.
| I,RyxCH LANGUAGE And LfTEEAruRk.-LEs5osr
Wsyoune fsrasn rrn tensn ~? .sFs.nss ~ s y.
strset lvo d6oss iron Broadway Also spsshh LAnsAs'
! end DfswirE -----.-...---.-
yIvpsos sIysr Is.v,rurs-., cI.syyn,cx =
III ~ fet both ssss Ihe siay DeIsfin 2, " ~. ~.
,,srxs teorel Oxcsxe fsttsn, sfs uAfs We fgn
"a Ass s,.,s . Nan ,s 90 ns esaos 40
an 80 "a Aaafs.. Ess. A s'sss, a n r''ns'p''.
4
nsorar gisco nffarAnr AsD coi.LtSiArt Is
M sfnte urst eias< boxf1inE - Dol ~ Igui ~.
! sof BOYS semi for c<rsfaf 20 A y. Ntsyt*, y \
! ruaeip. N0ant klsre. Wesehet,~r c0untf. y y
! e,rkxtsu fgs~oSs ~ CONTINUATION wsstKv
- &c. vesE - r-nfsrsu isfF trt-tfs Frffrfrf
/ afIr-.s sstiaE tfsss e. n ~. fissad "he
! ,,,,,. srs.fsf, t.xJuScE ~ tArsur. ~ nfsf
T r a III trftsO soritl> w. i.gtsfs p - e
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II H. LUDLOW AUcTIOxEER
II. Provisions Clothing &c. at auction by order Of the
runrow Nsyy Department Den tn, .nc,,o, a. p,a,v
{GI S,S fsd RgssS' s ssw r TS
beans Dsscsisd Vegetables Nolssses Tomatoes and Wits
.ti0rnlNG Round Jackets Jumpera Trowsen. Froeks
Undcrshirts AMI Drawers Flannel Sstnct Canvass Duck
shSs1 spcts Mss,ses:es santss: Goats Tsps nc
knives Sseors nazors Mes. Ports and rans Spoons and
bottle Or Pepper. Z. H. LUDLOW 4 Co., Auctoneers.
TosEPH HE0ENAN.-sALEs IN BROOKLyN-rRi
81 dag, May l. O'Clock A. NJ. No. ~ Joralenion
street between Henry sSd Clinton srsss ,psndd rS:s
Machine rosswosd and nshcsany rscr and chamber fnr
uturo pDsewood Boocese and Wardrobe mahogany Ell
tension Table s!dehoard Brusses ThrsePy And lnTsn
ner Set, Rsfrgsrstors and khen Furniture. At2 o'clock
r. NJ No 70 second pace, Of Court street. rose
Parl0r Furniture. marble top mahogany. wainu and
painted Chs4ber Flu nurs, OAK Dining Room Furnitnre
splendid Medallion Velvet Carpet cost $500 Spring Nat
ffesses Hair and Husk Mattresses Brsses Cirpsis Re-
frgeraor Crockcry Kitchen furnitura Catalogues
The sAiesrocms AZ 10 o'clock A. - the Central salcs.
rooms wloughby Of Pearl street, Brooklyn. avery
large and general assortment Of good
Bookcase Wardrobcs Sofas Bedscades Hair Nasresses
Feather Beds, &C., &c.
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INDwARD sINTzENICH. AUCTTONEER.
~ SALE or Nh. J. II. CAFFEkTIy rAIkTiN0ss
BY D. W. IVES CO.. this Wednesday, evening April 20 q
X ociock In the front gallery derby Fine Arts Insutue
collection Of Paintings By James h. CaHerty n A. the
result long period Of study and hborious application.
The painting. Include figure GENE fruit sl fe and other
ease and in which the public will recognize most accepa
Bile and interesting variety Of subject treated In the artists
WATER COLOR AND sEPIA DRAWINGS.
BY Mr. Wsterston and Mr. Ca6ery. The whole collection
being newly and elegantly ir.red A;sC small private
Including specimcns by Hart Es.tmen Johnson Rondei
ston 1nman, and other eminent artists Catalogues ready
and the Paintings exhibition :,
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HENRY n. LEEDS 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS. ~.
ii EXECUTORS SALE OF MODERN AND ANCIENT
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS. III.
HENRY H. LEEDS CO. win sell at auction. Friday
Al the DUssELDORF GAILEI- {, slS Broadway, DR..
ExTcUTORs' SALE OF MODERN AND ANCIENT
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, by order OF the ExECU.
TORS OF the late Gen. GEO N. KEIM, Of READING.
PENN well known for many years - an eminent con-
Also including the BALANCE of AMERICAN and EU-
ROPEAN PICTURES belonging to the PRIVATE colec.
RoTHERMIEJIxs. GiBREEr STUART. TIETRSTTA d.
q. G. LxMDDiN. W. r. RICHARDS. NAY.
MORAN CHAPMAN, -. HART,
LAURIE. WHITTR1DGE, JOHNSON,
RANkEY, BURFORD. LEWIS,
other cclebrated American artists Also OF the modern
IESSIN0, r. BIRCH, BoNFTELD.
VIM SLAYER. R0LFEE, ROBBIE.
j. HUMMER r GRASS, LEICKERT,
VAN STARKENBURGH, MEYERIEIM, YERON,
BODDINGT0N and others
Also be longing 10 the collection Of Gen. Geo. M Kem
marble head Of NAPOLEON. attributed to CANOvA, pur
by the late the sale OF JOSEPH BONA
PARTE. A marble HEAD OF CHRIST and marble ALTO
RELIEvO Of ROMULuS and REMUy. both cut 10 order BY
"PETTRICH.r Also. HAGAR and lsHMAEL: HOMER
led By the Genius Of Poetry by Bartholomew. OF Rome
Among the Old school are examples q ,. 1865
CxMPiDoGIO TENiKRs
Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS,
and many Others They will be exhibition above
and after Thursday sd ns and three evenings previous TO
the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-30

TvHEATRE YRANCAIs-NIBLOs cONCERP SALOON
Il THURSDAY, April ~, 1853. -.
Extra Performances OF Mile. Af.INE DELAONB
FIRST time OF prvA rypspAaxoIy. On
LIE SOLITAIRE Oh LA T0Uk DE kOAI.vEh. -.
Drama Ia four from the novel by Eugene Sue by
NM Desnoyes Boule and d. BonIn.
Vaudeville In one act By MN. Courrclle and Befc0nf.
Doors open nj IA Curtain raised Att ONCE Tor SUP.
scpiions aud reserved seats, L. psrtonve. czs Broad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13
Secession Outbreak i'm California
Alarm through the state,
San Francisco. A

bdH IdutISCo, aug IL
The State. is full of rumors of a con-
templated rising of the secessionists; con-
sequently there is an uneasy feeling in the
pubic mind. On the 9th an affair oc-
Cured at Yisola, small town in Tulla
County, between the secessionists and the
soldiers stationed there. One Of the lat
ter were killed, Several of the former
were wounded.
Thirty-siX shots We're exchanged. Til
lore and the adjoining counties in the
southern part of the State, contain nu-
merous secessionists.
At Visala great excitement prevailed.
Some Union citizens who organized as a
home guard, pursued the parties who had
fired at the soldiers
The house of the man who shot the SOL
der was burned down on the night of the
9TH, which eXasperated both Unionists and
Secessonists, each accusing the other of
the deed.
Gen Wright, the military commander
at San Francisco, telegraphed that all the
spare arms among the soldiers at Visala,
be distributed among the loyal citizens,
aud dispatched troops of cavalry from
Owens Run to Visala.
To-day rumors are current of secession
outbreaks in Santa Clara and other coun-
ties north and south of the bay.
These counties contain a large secession
element The reports are discredited, but
their ready circulation creates alarm.
ten Wright telegraphed some days ago
to Washington for the Government to be-
GIN Immediately the new defences of San
Francisco, costing about 100000, but
has received no reply.
Last night the city supervisors voted to
the clty's guarantee of repayment to any
person who would advance $4,000 to
enable the General instantly to commence
proper Notifications.