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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE "MEAT LAw.n-One
hundred and fourteen thousand exempts from
active service, each bonded to furnish not less
than fifteen hundred pounds of bacon snd fig
teen hundred ponntl, Of fresh beef Many are
under obligations /" give two, three or four
times that much meat, but VIC wish to make q
calculation at !'c minimum fgurcs-ll4,oO0
multiplied b.: 1900 -47l OO0,OOO pounds
llt f'r the bacon A. Il y similar amount would
he the l'r""''"t !" fresh beet Thus the Com
n''SSarv Gen RI has now, snhjcct to his order,
342ou0,G0o I"nntS nf beef and bacon.
Nov, i"r II 'it'c calculation as To liz wants.
Say We I"v" $4,000 men IN the field 10 feed:
allowing ha'f pound Of bacon to tic ra,ion'
an' i''n'td "I IRISH beet, hch is ample. MS
""r''r""rs will affirm, by issring bacon two
lays a''' beet one ';ay. and in This way alter
ia''' ihr ration. Col Northrop has full meat
''t''''' t''r1w lv" hundred and cghty-two days.
a. n"'' tn" rni ct 1867. BESIDES this. The
'vth" Is I" ''r c"nnted!!! and such SURPLUS rs
r''' l. ("ng t. II there tie anv truti in fr-
hrcS we are S" str"n" IN food that we can DEFY
the Yankees for all time to come if the COM.
mis- AIRY Department makes itself fit.
Why talk OF the possibility Of arn,ing ne
gro's' when next April 1l4,0OO arms bearing
men can he sent to Lee and Beaur, gard -
Cannot some one make an estimate Of the num-
hcr OF men necessary for State officers it does
appear that $4,000 is too many? iscducc it to-
figures. and let lis see if there are not $4,000
too ma''y.- -Socamn"h Rrpnbhco".
An { ffirial Aes satch, received this morning.
at the War Department, from Gen. Lee, shows
that the indomital'l. and ire pftssille Mosby is
! again in the saddle, carrying destruction and
constrrn't'on in his path. One day in Richmond
wounded aud ccilng tie sympathy of every
one capable of appreciatng the daring r,lccds
OF the h"sdest and ,nnst successful partzun lead
cr the war has pr"'lnceds thrcr DAYS afterwards
surprising an'l>sratterng n Yankee force at
salem, as 1t they were ghtcneL sheep fleeing
before hungry wolf-anl then before the
great mass Of people made aware of the
particulars of tbs dasling achievement, he has
swo"ped around and cut the Baltimore and
ONO koad-thc great artery of communication
between Fast and West anal, capturing train
and contents, and constituting himself, bv vir-
Tue OF the strength Of hisown right arm and the
k'e" b'aHe 1t wlelds, a receiver Of army funds
Tor the United States If he goes on as he
III mas commenced SINCE the slight bleeding the
Yankees gave him, who can say that in time
we will not be able to stop Mr.. Trer'
holm,S machine, and pay our army off in green
backs IT he has not vet won Brigadier's
wreath npon his collar, the peoplr have placeiI
upon his brow one far more endutinr.-Rich-
mo"d Wig.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

NEW lMrREs*MENT SCi;i:DClE.-Thc Commissioners
u INC Sc fr'l States "ho recently lc, ip convention
't Al"nroncry To establish uniform schedule IN rc
r'''on " TIC IL pTcSsGn mt OF provisions etc. have ma
'c.E'i!y reduced Tic rates for instance: bacon M, to
exceed 81 81 per pound; flour. Sl5 per hundred :
CORR $40 Fer b'lsicl first class to,svs S75o first
class lu.cS, 5000 These ices are to be ,,uilor" in
the States OF AsaIanla, Louisville, Mis-<si.pi. Tcnncs
sec Georgia, and Florida and Sou,l, Carolina
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25
E'saH E'TsssM :slpoaf! A:;et s,e;tpn.

correspondent OF TIC MoEtyomcry .I7Eer.
tiSer writes:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

.OurBnEAK OF NEGRO PRIsoxERs AT. DAN
vILLE.-On Monday afternoon, about o'clock.
the negro prisoners engaged ut work on the
forili ations aronnd Dam1llc made an attack
upon the guard, and after Il desperate s:ruc-
gle, succeeded Ill over powcring the small force,
and gaining possession OF about twenty mus.
kcts One hundred Of the scoundr,Is then
made their escape, following the Danvi!!c River
in an Eastcry direction. During the scutn,.
eight Of the negroes were killed. These negro
prisoners, with their Write br,lhcrcn, were car
ricd over the Dan"ic Road urirr last week.
on their way South, but for wart Of tran>pn
t"tion were temporarily detained IN Danvi!c.
Tho authorities thcrcupoT determined TO place
the negroes at work on the turtiticatos. ant:
while SO engaged, they avaicd themselves Of
the opportunity offered to make their cscapc.
The citizens armed with shot guns and mus
kcts, turned ont promptly, and started in pur
suit of til" tugi,ivc~, and hopes arc entertained
OF the capture Of the entire party
TRAVELS OF puNTER's IlAND.-A GOOD
printer will set 5000 ems day, or ABOUT ~
600 letters. The distance travelled over hv his
hand, will average one foot per letter going to
the boxes in which they Arc contained, and of
course returning, making two feet every .cttcr
he SETS. This would make distance each dav
of $4,000 feet, or more than four miles. and III
the course of a year, leaving out Sundays that
member travels about i,400 miles.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

Terms Of Subscriptio

Daily paper per month $500
" for Six Months Sl5O
Weekly 500
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

IL app 'a's from III Ii in 81, hat the North
Atlantic hcck"'lina squadron has, from August Isl,
l"o''' 10 October LIST captured destroyed fifty YES
sc,S Most 0l tlcSe Were list class hlnk.ln r,1un.rs
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25

The New York Inspector General estimates the
number OF Persons killed i'll New York city daring tho
riots at fully lc00
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The Charleston Lua,ac saws

iIE MUSE GNCHAlSED-M:j T. George Mcknight
OF Mohilc-; native OF CoUn Lla, S. e., has been re-
io.'st" @ ;ler an" rom a Ion confinement, ard has
rrilcicd our lines III Virginia. Asa I:artz we home
VIII 10" BY. - il, " letter to .ucque o. | m,nis
one OF l''S be-: itir lruml's.
Our irle"| q 'i'e Coz ie' is ccrtaly mist ken as
10 'c place Of ;;;:ity Of Mai"r ,EnRGE McIlHrGur-
'e'tc: kn WI rs As" larrz." lie is ii native of
Can'Hn, 5, e., wLe'e his family resided for MANY
years prior to his birth, and 10: Some yeas alter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
A UCrIoN NoT!CE.D; D CAULKINs. AUCIIoNEER.
IA SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART. &C..

A UCTION NOTICED. ID. CAULkINS. AUCTIONEkR
"A sPLENDiD H0gsEH0LD r EURNITURE
At Public Auction. on Wednesday. April 20,
/ rt..e Al the elegant residence
No. POS WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
between Eighth and Ninth avenues sale commencing
SEVEN OCTAVE RosEw S'oSs PfxNoFoRrE.
- ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS
RBONzE AND ORMoLU cHANRELIERs,
sEvRRs AND DRESDEN CHINA o HHs TS"rhis'
naoc.np AVN LACE P 6I;RrANp AANTEL MIRRORS,
-ARTisTfC BRoNzR sTArUARY,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
FINE WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
BOOKCASE, ETAGEREs CENTRE TABLE. 81
.upruru CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE Louis XIV. style.
The sale comprises Of the richest and eabo.
ratey carved Paror Furniture pubic auction.
ana 70 oe sold without any reserve An examination will
well repay intending buyers.
Pa0rs contain three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Paror
Furniture IN rich crimson and blue and gold aud
orange c00red bocade and satin rosewood EaReres spen
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOEORTE,
Stool and Cover
an elegant instrument with round beautifully
ed logs and case, all modern improvements
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings. rosewood
and Easy Chairs In fine rosewood Centre and
de marble Top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedseads Washstands, Sofa Beds in haircoth
tn pure Hair Mattresses from 10 to SO pounds
der In excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of hne walnut
sion Dining Table oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware rich China,
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy
Carmen In attendance TO cart pack and ship goods fer
ohAsore.
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TIENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS
IL ELEGANT MANUFACTURED STOCK OF FURNf

HENRY II. LEEDS co. Will cell 81 auction on tues
day. April 49, and Wednesday. April ~ at lOs O'Clock At
the warerooms 5S1 Broadway, elegant Household Furn-
ure all Of which removed from New Orleans TO this
city convenience Of sale consisting OF mahogany rose
wood black walnut Bedseads mahogany and black wal
Dressing Bureaus. mahogany black walnut and rose
wood marble top Hall Stands rosewood and mahogany
marble top Tables. Extension Dining Table oak.
hogany and black walnut carved Bullets Ball Chairs with
boz seats superb rosewood Suits all OF which made in
the substantial &c The entire stock will be
sold without and article guaranteed as repre-
| senled
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II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIoNERRs.
n ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

HENRY II LEEDS co. win sell AZ auction, on Thurs.
day April 81 l0L O'Clock at 81 West Twenty second
street elegant Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet
and Medallion Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood SUIT
orange satin rosewood marble top Etagere rich
satin dsmask Window Curtains: rosewood marble top Cen
ire Table Piano, made by Ladd Co.: fancy
cepon Chair gilt frame French plate Pier Mirrors Mancl
Mirrors &c black walnut extension Dining Table, black
walnut Chairs green reps Sofas reps black val
nut marble top Sdcboards China Dinner Sets Tea Set
glassware &c Lace Window Curtains black walnut Sofas
in crimson plush seat chair. mahogany Secretary
BookcAse rosewood Sewing Table black walnut and mhho
gany marble top Dressing Bureaus do Washsands Ward
robes Feather Beds Hair Mattresses Straw Mattresses
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TTENRY H. LEEDS a co, AUCTIONEERS
III RxECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURhI

HENRY \. LEEDS co. VIII sell At auction. on Thurs.
day, April a. l0 o'clock ~ s. Morton Executor
sale OF Household Furniture consisting OF Velvet Carpets
Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved rosewood SUIT
crimson figured brocaisl gilt frame French Plate Pier
Mirrors marble top Pier Base and Cornces rch Lace Win
Tabls. Ormolu Chapdelers Ormolu Clock China Deco.
rated Vases Mahogany Bedsteads and Bureaus Mahogany
Carpets OIL Cloth. 0as Fixtures mahogany Rockers Chairs
Teie Tetes in hair cloth China crockey and Glassware
tel fc. CIV
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.
mi EDWARD sCllENCK, AUCTIONEER
BY EDWARD SCHENCK,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 81,
n

AT THE CATTLE SHOW OF THE METROPOLITAN
FAIR
In Fifteenth street, Seventh avenue at O'Clock NJ
following valuable animals, presented the Fair viz
superb black Anda usian Stallion imported by VIM H.
Aspinwall. ESQ., and presented by him.
elegant brown Mare hands years. perfectly sound
kind close minutes in harness. and
saddle horse presented By Charles Aston Brised Esq.
ter, of Rutland, VT
yoke OF superior Oscn presented by Robert j. Lvings
ton, Esq, Of New Brunswck. N. j.
The celebrated premium Durham Bull Great Eastern"
Co,swoid Buck well bred, presented by Nathaniel Hal
The Calf Daisy presented BY B. r. Robinson ESQ of
Godwinville. N. ].
ESQ. N. Y.
Meridian Alabama by the Thirty second Wisconsin regi.
presented BY Major Brown Of the United States
at Cairo.
Ayalusbie Newfoundland Dog pressstsd W Alfred ".
Also fescock and Her, two pair Of Rabbits and two pair
OF Pigeons.
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SALES Ar auCrION

~
ES.fsyna sas Al Esy 40
.nss - g s1ssAU sIkkET win sy: n. psssoS;s. e
s.rsaf y sal sasSss .: :p.ossa. IEsEoSa
SoSsssTS IN SsS'' si lfas wGss 81
J. aaALssr. Asorlosksa-sr . :. HALssr
srEoIAL HAgDwARE SALE. gsIug4A
i, xos ono i'l' 4 ri Il .. .s 1ig j
4''.o'i ru e 8 Sfs' HSSiG e y ais
oi 81 S2T2f SEQ e. so s = c Ssisfs
NO s. s. x a Gss%; ss:assr.
sSss SsS$si 4; A"'''
FINE RHdLisH 4f Dou rSHkt auSS Asb RIFLES
KpSE Toof AkH yf sbdIs
JApANEKb TIA TRAYS, ao.. DO.
the entire balance Of stock Of an old and long estso
.' IMroas1sc AND JoBslxa HOUSE
:'e s,ss 6. S::s.. 3: ON
Hpsx s1ni Safs BAssr
y p 81 s or 81
to s' sss q the late w Sss
and Chair Rockers unnishsd; Carriage Cloth,
lot ~ nSe 1--WE sods FSss and
materials senersy Catalogues be had on application
y :. TmGEspAY, APRIL u.
a O'Clock A. NJ a. No. IL Second place between Clinton
and Henry streets Brooklyn.
handsome French plate Pier Glass rosewood Sofas Chairs
Centre Tables Secretary Bookcase LAdys Desk mahOga
Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Hair and Spring Mat
cS wv
Carpets, &C. &c.
SAME DAY.
At II o'clock H. at 26 Butler street. between Court and
Smith farlor Furniturssl . csTPe ns& g.. &c.
at o'clock r. NJ at No 81 Dean street. between Hoyt and
Smith streets. ..
all the Carpets aud Fure sHME 4 pn ~ house
O'Clock NJ IN Pacific street third house east or Glove
road rosewood Parlor Suit 10 pieces in and gold
mahogany Chamber Furniture oak Extension Table and
Chairs Velvet Brussels Threep and Ingram Carpets and
Olcloth window Curtains and Shades Mattresses DC, &c
1OHN H. AUSTIN AUCTiONRER
81 The Committee on Art of the Metropolitan Fair will
sell at auction by catalogue Tuesday evening the 10Th
the following evenings until com pletcd the Paint
ings other works OF exhibition In the gal
being the contributions Of the artists the Fair
OF the United States Sanitary Commission.
The sale will commence TIN r.. n
q Abundance during the SALE 50 cents.
BY order.
JOHN r. KENSETT
Chairman,
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A UOTION WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMPTORY
IA sale Of magnificent Household Furniture,
Carpets, Paintings Bronyes elegant Pianoforte,
Silver Ware Cut Glass. French China. DC.

8tsI to be sold without reserve
fhe day, q Two O'Clock in the afternoon at 62 West
TWeuty hrst street. between Seventh Eighth
wi be sold the largest and richest OF elegant
euruiture and costly Works Of offered public
ths seasonOne elegant double rosewood Furniture
three oeoced brocads made 70 order two months
gOoeWood Suit richly carved pieces in silk brocade
Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Lounges with Chairs
% match superb PanfOrte marble top Music
Es1 Tapestry CARPETS elegant rosewood E.sgeres style
knante Vases aud Paror Ornaments Lace Curtains
6hadeA collection Of large and valuable Paintings
SLRBPlN0 ROOMS. DINING ROOM AND HALL
Rosewood Bedsteaas Dressing Bureaus sprng and Hair
Mattresses walnut Suits In reps Cottage other
Chairs Beds Beddng Sofa Sofa Bedsteads Oval Mirrors
Eaook& China Cut Glass Silver Table Cutlery, Oicloths.
Rosewood Hall Furniture, &c. Sale rain shine.
..------- .--.. H. b WkSTCOTT, Auctioneer.
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ID IcHARD. WALTERS, sHERfFP's AucTIONEER,
~ Late New England HoteD IS esg X, fal
eN "a B0ARpISG HuusE saI gs

win sell on Friday, Apl - a. los o'clock, the entire
Furniture OF the late New England Hotel Boarding House.
Nos Roosevelt street consisting Of Psror Furniture, marble
top Tables Bureaus wsshtand Pier Mirrors, sccveary
Bookcase Wardrobe Sofas Chairs and Rockers In hair
cloth Chaadelier french Clocks Vases and other Ps.lor
tains nns Chamber Furniture, French and Cottage Bed
sesds Bureaus Feather Beds Pillows Rosters Hair and
Blankets. Csmfsrtevs Sheets Crockerv spendd Kitchen
stove and Kitchen FuruiturA 10 variety aud ooastr Sale
ueoitiye aad ouuctue} EM tA ft ffa VI ~
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCT1ONEER.-CH LOTS
Nl northwest of Second avenue and Fifty ninth
street. being southern boundary OF Central Park.
. Y. Fl. LUDLOW 4 co will sell at auction Friday,
April ~ 1854 II O'Clock at the Exchange SaeHoom. Ill
Broadway Trinity Buding), New York
SECOND AVENUE. northwest corner OF Fifty ninth
street-One valuable Lot. % 5x90 feet
SECOND AvENUE-Four valuable Lots adjoining,
north. each 2Oxgo feet
FIFTY-NINTH sTREET-Seven valuable Lots. north
aide ninety feet Of Second avenue, with the large
double story attic House, filled In with brick.
54x5O feet Houseohas and gas Lots each 2Ox 100
feet. Terms easy.
Maps &c. at auc,oneers once No. Pine street.
Broadway.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
III HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell 1t auction, on
Wednesday, April 90 at lO o'clock. front Of store
No Is Nassau street line square box Rockaway with
top TO good
built by Brewster, with pole and shafts
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TrrNRY o MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q;

BOOKCASE ulAck Shuc o~ht StAfr
Tee Tetes in hair cloth China crocfery and Gissware
uENRY D. MINER. AucrIoSEER-sALEsRoox 81
sohEssiILE VIII .. sYP' auction p wsaa..d.y zcr
gsss ssssi' &
s
spS sds fsSes Ssssl ospsmss one GOD octave
Pianoflte. fsl round eernsrs maker HsssltoI Bros
s.ss vslaa, ssas EI..n::.n Table black Ssisss suit
sSssso sa, ana nssosS Bn1.o
o@@ods ch. sS.,Ds stand sra;:s: S.T y.,.
Rods .%.. r. = Ss
S .aras
Hsrs tesp.a D. ScsqsS; fSc$s.ea E.f.sSa: y.is,
siso PRIV Sr, o. Illustrated and Standard wsrts
HousEaoID ytsSTyss SAL! WILL sIyE
re Works OF Art and general door Sales npsa liberal
rsFs' g S ss
rally facilities being such A. 70 in.sr. psp and care
f"' attention 70 '' s P'e HxLsEY co. Auc,,oss,r. s
HENRY D. MINER AvoTroNEER. a 5!
soMERvTLL will sell at auction. THURSDAY, Apr al a.
af s.fs r FsS r. P FSc
sc ie vsys Fans fss Mss
. co ss I o s'sssns
s wax u a' s 81 r :as a s%sS @
oak Dining Chairs rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads.
Rurcans nd Wsshsnnds Chairs best tutled Hair
trcsses Feather Beds Bolsters Pillows EngraYings. OIL
cloths Kitchen Utensils, &c.
TTPNRY n. MINER. AUCTIoNEER-sALEsRoo
II M N Nassau street Opposite the Post onicc hINER
soMERvfILE viii veil at auction, on Friday, April ~
at ~ clock at No. 80 Nesey street. large quanls or
Tents Knapsacks cups &C. BY order OF MAJOR GENERAL
DIX r. i. McBLRATH, Acting Asst Quarternaser
HENRY. ID. MINER, AUCIIoNlBR-- 80 ALEs XIX % y
III No Naaqau ats ppgg
&sOMEKvILLR will sell auction, THURSDAY April ~
NJ O1s O'Clock, at the private residence NO Lamarnc
place. Twenty ninth street betveen Eighth and Ninn ave
nnes gentee Household Furniture. rosewood Plano sMnt
ings &c Brussele Carpets Pier Mirrors. rosewood hts
rosewood reps octave iiano
with Eolanl attachment FUN round corners finished Aok
made by nallel, Davis CO., OF Boston, OIL Paintings
Curtain. ana Torniees nlshosany Sofas and Chairs rose
wood GENRE rabies, carved oak Buffet, oak EXTENSION
Table and Chairs white aud silt Dinner Set Silver Pnted
ware &c mahogany nedsscads and Bureaus. enamelled
Wheeaer Wilson's Sewing hschtoe. Toilet Grccssrv stain
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SALES AT AUCTION.
N Ivan @. BAKER 4 co, AUCTIoNEERS.
AALBERr HAYWOOD. Auetoneer.
HOUSEHOLD


rrASoFoRrE, DRAWING ROOM FUsNiTURE I'm
VELVET N hSG4as hs dAeF M
ppEs 6GSzs ssp n skynks SA TxsEs
AT. PGgLi0 AUCTION.
Al the elexant residence Of Blair Chapman ESD 4s West
Sixteenth sss r & aoS saA
The suconser would cal the particular attention Of his
n ss91sss
az offered q auction this season son, sac peremptory
with q the richest g!ion elegant sets Of Win
low Car..ns e match the SUITS plate doors
aa and OImSS
s.susg Srenss Figures ' Oil Paintings sy smns.; ARTISTS
MHS SiS FIJI I OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlANoFoRrE
Rchsst instrument offered auction this season fully
guaranteed BY the makers; Stool. brocade Cover Music
cut .na
s' "s Set ansa
Ss Tsss
Gscs 1 m ad sprDs p French
ess Towels Co6nterpansI MarseilIes Quilts French
as' ss q
ting ttend this sale take Fifth Or Sixth avenue cars or
s.Tns S few doors house.
"A Q. HAYWOOD, Auctioneer.-superb Household Fur
rs M a
aas 0nna aef @
TsS. Dnnsr and Tea Sets and
yhlte Glass Ware Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware, &c.
niture Brussels Carpets Eageres Bookcase Tables Pier
aDG
deliers octave rosewood Panoor Stool and Cover
stand Chairs 10 match Bedrooms Bsdsteads
Washsands oommodes, Hair and Spring Mattresses Boil
Kitchen Furniture.
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INSURANCE..

CPBCfAL NorICE.-PBReoNs CONTEMPLATING
- nsurng their hves % .hcss already Interested Life
Insurance would do well % communicate with the under
signed obtain Information of postanos 70 them Al
dress a. ApdrevA bQx 40 New FORK eVet enc
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ANORRIs WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
IN Elegant Country Seat at Hastings at auction

Z. n. LUDLOW co. viii sell auction on THURS
DAY. April a. 1864 g II oslsck At the Exchange Sales
HAsTINGs-Large stone House. with about forty acres
Of Land the river adjoining the country residence Of
Robert Minturn ESQ. House tho
msa.er with barn. stable carpenter shop
Isid There three .plcndid building sites. all
beautfu front views OF the Hudson and Palisades
Pl~nty of fruit. Location perfectly healthy.
Maps, &c. at No Pine Broadway New York
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCrIONEER.
Valuable Leasehold Property No. SO Murray street at
auction.
Z. Il LUDLOW Co will sell at auction on Thursday
April e. 1854 at twelve O'Clock ct The Exchange salcsroom
MURRAY STREET-The Lease Of the Lot with the three
story nbas, and subcellar brick No 50 Murray
street south side Church street store has
gas and water. Rents for 81, 900 per
Lease II from October l849 with two renewals
Ground rent $500 per annum.
5000 mortgage, which remain or be paid or
Maps &C., ct the office Of the auconeers, No. Pine
rASf NJ "
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4 DRrAN n. MULLER. AUcTIoNEER.

DRfAN n. MULLER AUcTIONEER.
~ Handsome Household Furniture Pier Glasses, Brus
%bsAN sG i.s fs''so'3 IlsRfsSs' 60
sell at auction Wednesday Aprn 90 i0S O'Clock
. sssS.: street all the in :ad
osswccd seven octave Panoore, richly carved Dining
Room Furniture carved oak Bookcase. Damask Window
PlAck walnut Bedseads black walnut and mahogany
bio top Dressing Bureaus marble top Washstands
Ingram Carpets Eng ish oilcioh &c Also quantity OF
Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale VIII commence,
IA yoURNRAY. AUcr1oNRER
a. Office No. Pine street
6ALK OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE, VELVET CARPETING, &c.
JOuRNEAY will sell Friday. April -, at 10 A. NJ,
Is WEST TWENTIETH STREET.
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
In mahogany and oak consisting In Of Rose
wood SUITS In plush and matble Centre Tablese
Ornaments, Bedding Hair and Straw Mattresses China
Cutlery Glassware &C. &C. and assortment of Kitchen
Utensils with which the sale viii commence
A JoURNEAY, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. PINE
"A. sreeL-sale OF genteel Household Furniture Chan
auctionser, will SELL Thursday April d. 1894 at 10 O'Clock
A. M at % Pierrepont street. Brooklyn general assert
ment OF Household Furniture, c,nssng in part OF rose
Centre Tables Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Feather Beds
Bedding Mattresses Brussels Ingram and Three ply Car
PETS, Kitchen Utensils &c
A j. BLEEcKER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"A. avenue Lo It's at auction.-A. J. BLEECKER SON
the Exchange ssesroom III Broadway Eleventh avenu,
LotsTwo Lots beautifully situated at the northeast
ner Of Esysn.h avenue and loh street each lot % feet
ayeuue-Two Lots on the southeast corner of Eleventh
avenue and Tooth street. each rs feet IA inches on tn.
dns being chsice garden spot title perfect SAL
on each lot remain mortgage two years from las
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4 UCrIoN SALE OF FURNITURE. IN BROOKLYN.
"A By COLE MURPHY. on Thursday. t2 o'cock, at
zns etste street Powers Rosewood and mahogany
Ysror FURNITURE painted Chamber suit oak Extension BIN
los Tsbe and Chairs Carpets ana Oiclohs Bureaus Bed
s.saAs China Refrigerator. &C, fNH .N# lMffa
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noGs FOR sALE.-BULL TERRIERS, SCOTCH rsR.
~ rcrA Black and Tau Terriers Also small King
Charles Pug oes nandsoms .an ssys Terrier one hand
ct u Roosevelt street. sr dsos Tor sse VERY bsndsome
orssseund aps tes cd ass esdsx Ar;s RDs.4sss As.