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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
Touching Incident,

An officer just returned from the West
relates touching incident Of the loyalty
Of many Of the inhabitants Of that nom
inally seeesh land After The battle Of
Bean Station, the rebels we're guilty OF
all manner Of indigniiy towards the
slain. They stripped their bodies, and
shot persons who came near the battle
Geld TO show any attention to the dead.
The body Of little drummer boy was
left naked aud expos Near By, in an
humble house, there were two young
girls, the eldest bat sixteen, who resolved
to give the body a decent burial. They
took the uight for their task With ham
mer and nails in hand, and boards on
their shoulders, they sought the place
where the body OF the dead drummer
boy lay From their own scanty ward
robe they clothed the hcdy for the grave.
With their own hands they made rude
eolEin, ia which they reverenfly put the
dead. They dug the grave and lowered
the body into il and covered II over. The
noise OF the hammeFiag brought some OF
the rebels TO the spot The sight was
too much for them. Not word EAs
spoken, no one inlefierred. aud when
the sacred ri,es Of the burial were per.
formed, all separated, aud the little
drummer boy sleeps undisturbed in bis
grave on the battlefield Such lender.
uess aud heroism deserves to run along
the line of coming generations with
the story Of the woman who broke the
Alabaster box on the feet of the Savior
and with her who Of her penury cast heE
two mites into the treasury.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

ZONES result which may be looked
upon az involving the farming Of the
whole Atlantic slope, and its consequent
abandonment BY the rebels" Still this
critic agrees with the popular giEings out
st the West, that circumstances compel
q choice Of Virginia as the opening cam
pzign, ard that the heavy work viii de-
yolve on the army of the Potomac, which
has to so great degree the affections
Of the nation.
To this noble body Of veterans, which
covered itself with glory in saving the
capital of the nation, the country viii
turn with anxious eyes Ifprophets are
correct, it viii soon have full employ
ment The rebel General Lee is eoneen-
trating bis force on the Rapidan, the
same kind Of heralds offorfaer invasions
are telling now the work Of preparation
for an advanee; and careful observers
say that the rebel leaders have decided
that their cause requires another inxz-
sion OF the loyal States and another at
tempt to eaptare Washington. At any
rate they have in Virginia a force that
has baffied all our efforts "For three
years, the Army and Nary Journal
says, 4this force has succeeded in neatral-
izing the energies Of the really grand
Army Of the Potomac, and has repeat
edly been able 20 compel q retrograde
movement or the its part by simple
maneayer menaeing is communications.
This condition of things does not beht
the majesty and power Of the army and
nation. Ifitis bad in military, il Is still
moredamaging in & mora, point Of NEW.
Il has been suffered so long TO eoatinas,
only because il has seemed 10 be unayoid-
able, seeing saat no General arose eapa.
bic of bringing victory out OF the Army
OF the Potomac; and il has oaly been
brooked At all because the series Of bril-.
liant successes achieved in the West GOV.
cred up for the time the humiliation Of
our failures in Virginia And hence We
say that campaign contemplating ths
defeat ofthe army Of Lee and the cap.
tire Of Richmond would be one eontem.
plating very high and desirable objects
and We presume considerations analogous
to those We have very briefly presented
have determined the Administration and
General Grant to make Virginia the Sum.
mer battle ground
The eountry will join in the hope that
the results Of this campaign may retrieve
past errors aud rebound 10 the good oI
the country - Bosfoa Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
The Campaign.

The West is confidently expecting
great results from the concentration OF
military power, and from q eomprehen-
sive strategy The people there, or rath-
er the press, Irrespective Of party, seem
TO take the view, 50 persisiently urged
BY Gen. Mcclellan, that Richmond is the
great fountain Of power of the rebellion
OF rather the army nndeT Cen Lee; and
believe that so long ~ this army remains
untouched, the forcst of the rebellion is
not diminished. A Republican Tenaes-
see paper. ssys a.If Weldon Is occupied
by our forces, Lee must fall back before
Gen Grants advance from Washington; /;
he cannot remain within the forti6eaiious
of Richmoad; the Nicksburg campaign
would be repeated, and Lee levellsd vi Il
Psmberton. We haxs full faith that
General Grant viii drive the rebels from
Virginia and North Carolina, and that
an advance viii, at the proper time, be
made from Chattanooga. This Is the
work that is needed When It is we'll
done, Kentucky and Tennessee may
be pronounced ont Of danger from
rai Is
This proposed advance from Chatta-
nooga IS pronounced to be the KEY to
unlock the gates Of Richmond 'sNo per-
formauce, a military critic writes,
(which we can think of as practicable in
Virginia, viii begin to compare in impor-
tance with that which attaches TO com
paign on the line Of advance from Chatta-
noogs, embracing the largest of the Gulf
States and the severance Of rebel cOmmu-
] nicalions between the left and centre
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
Uncle Toby on she Miserses OF Print.
Ing a Newspaper.


Il pity the printer, said my Uncle
Toby. "He'sa poor creature, = reioiurd
Trim. How soG said my Uucle. Be
cause, in the first place, continued the
corporal. "he must endeavOr 70 please
everybody In the negligence of a mo
msnt, perhaps small paragraph pops
upon him; be hastily throws II 20 CON
positor-it IS inserted, and he is ruined
10 all intents and purposes. TOO much
the case, Trim, said my aacle, with a
deep sigh: "toO-much-the case "And
please your honor, continued Trim, ele-
Yating bis voice, and striking into an
implorAble attitude, "and please your
honor, this is not the whole go on,
Trim, said my hncle feelingly- The
printer, sometimes, pursued Trim, hits
upon a piece that pleases him, and he
thinks it eannot bat go down with his
subscribers; but, alas, sir, who can cal
culate upca the human mindT
"He inserts it, continued Trim. "and
II is all over with him They forgive
others, bn$ they eanno, forgive printer.
He has 5 host to print for, and every
one sets up for critic. The pretty miss
exclaims, why don't be give us mere
poetry, marriages and bon motsf Away
with these stale pieces The politician
c!sps his specs on his nose, and runs il
over in search of some violent inveetive
he finds none; he takes of his specs,
folds them, sticks them in his pocket,
! declares the paper good for nothing but
TO burn. Every one thinks il ought to be
printed expressly for himself, as he is a
subscriber, and yet, after all this com
planning, would you believe 1t, SIR, said
the honest corporal clasping his hands
beseechingls-"would you believe il, sir,
there are some subscribers who do not
hesitate to cheat the printer cut Of hi:
pay7 Our army swors terribly in Flan'
ders, but they never did anything so bad
as that" "Neverr' said my uncle Toby
emphatically.- ffistram SAaBdy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

A WoaAS's IpaA oY HAPPixEss-A
lady correspondent Of the Boston 7Ysses
gives her ideas Of perfect bis" in the
following paragraph;
s'fm q woman, With n woman's weak
ness, and having a good constitution,
and can bear heavy load Of perfect
bliss. shoald say a fast horse, duck
Of q cutter, plenty Of buffalo robes, neat
fitting overcoAt with handsome mar 10
it, and--one Of Madame Walshs little
French bonnetel Ii that w0aldn't be
happiness for ene lifetime, an open &c
conviction as TO what wouldf'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed AT tAs First Session Of the
Thirty EIgAfh CoHgresA

PUBLIc-ho. IS.
A. Aer % snthariEs sssa Calaasbl4 Inst4tstgsu fF
ths uaaf and uamb sud the blind 70 eeafar d.
Grsea.
Be 4 esaotsa - sAs Essats aad Haass u Regss-
seszaiises n ~ laalef States ef Aaxrsaa =. faa
gvsss ass~ssAiss That the Beard % nirectors u
tbs CeiHsahia fnststafiea faF the iasiFuctiou q
tbs hsaf AuA Damb aaa the BiiHd H.. ana they
are hsFsbf, a8thofi8sd saa smpousfsd 20 grant
kha esuHFz such dsafs~s IL ths flkrfAi arts aud
seisnr@s 10 SSH rapiss " tue fnMtlGattea, o.
otksFs. sho - their FFsaeEeaey IN ksarnlnF %
sthsF meFitaFisus aistinetien fhey shntI thnk en
tittss ie thsHa. asaalis grAatsa sad snnlsF-
Fsi in cvtieaes. ena = grant 30 snch graduates
diplomas % fsFtinsstas .ssisd aaa slgn@a 10 sneh
maaass said bosFi u directors nay dsteFnslas.
10 aathantinAss ami psrI~tasis the msmery &
saeh graduation.
Approved, April :, tss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
Run.Ic-No 45l

As ACT 70 sPpoihf sn appraiser aa4 assistant ap-
p4Aissf for the p0Ft q Portland. and fsr other
paFposKs.
b esacfed - fss ssssks ssd Hsaas 81 RsPrs-
ssafassses u A. Usasd ssafrs n AmsFica 80 eeH-
yrrss assszsAiea Thzf the President of tha Enissd
states, Wfth tks aaxcs ssd esnseBt o. the s@nste.
shall Rppoint appraiser anA assistant APPRAISER
for the port u PoEfiaBa. MAINE Shs~e DATES
SHALL - the sans those q similar eeicsSs in
ether ports and the ninth ssetign u the act 0i
Congress passed Mar ssFeath. enc thousand eight
huudFad and fwsety-tw0, aHtlaisd 's An aes fgr.
tksF 70 establish the com peazsttoa 81 oeseers e'
the customs MnA 20 alter tsFtain eol3eetion d.
by AadiRk Psrtiaae 4f9rssAi1 10 the ports thersis
enumerAted an1 tbs espaty esliecters. Est sxeerd.
ing thrss "a namber. and the appraiser of SAID
port, ahaIl Each receive the esmpenA4tloB Of tEa
thousand doEAAFs per sauzm, and tbs assistant
appraiser shall rsoslye > so.psBssfioa q aflssa
handrea dollars per annuz.
Approved. April ,. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

e1- The police in New York have dis
covered new scheme Of the scoundreIs
who keep the deas Of prostitution in that
place. An agent Is sent to Germany
who hires good-lookiag girls as servants
for "his brother 10 America, and pays
their passage out When the unfortunate
females arrive. the brother" who has
been notified Of their departure, takes
them in charge, aud the girls are taken
30 vile dens OF vice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
DRUGS. &c.
VIM. II. P. STODDARD,
Mol Main street,
EvANsvILLE, IND.

WHOLESALE AND RErAIL nHAtER IN
w Eareign and nou,estiC Drugs tfhewie.l~
Oils. Paints, Narnishes, Glass, Pateat Ms-ilciees
Perfamery and Fancy Articles, 10 which he i
constantly FeeieViRs additions selected with great
care, and we'll adapted 10 the wants of MerehSats
Druggists and Physicians.
Also, lacge aud varied assortment % Amhro-
typc and Photograph nlateEia comprising every
thing used ia the art All orders reeieNe prompt
attention, and filled at lowest prices, and packed
with care The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
IrREE INHIBITION AT THE DRUG SrokE,
II II Main street, Of nlAgninoent display q
choice ferfumsry, eOmpriSing sesersi new snd
popular styles and odors, never before offered In
his market. Fancy ENtraots and Pomades a. all
nrices MN. n. p. SToDnARD.
RTISTS AND MERCHANTS, WHO CAN.
"A not we'll leave home, eau dsFsnd upon having
their orders filled promptly, sna al the sans
prices a. though they we're personally present
| and charges collected from beat, by sending &
/ WAI. II. y. SToDDARp, Druggist snd Apethsca'
/ ~ and dszler Ia Photograph Stock, No. II Main
] street, Evansville, fRd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
LsO O


Ladies' Misses and Child
rcn's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
HsNo Goods at retail.
TNo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
GROCERIES.

uAMs-ExlrA oineianati susAr.cursd Hams
III s.eoo ~. At II. A. COOKS.
nAfED BKEF-l, ,oal iis ehcios surar tursd,
II a II. A. COOKS.
DEEF ToSGUE-E0 dozan " VI. Ilasls's Kx.
~ irA. At II. A. COOKS.
DIE FRUIT. II CLASSIC dozen chsfriess
Il 10 aogen GoasehnrFfss
10 densn Raspberrisss
10 auzsH eHrraatss 81 n. A. COOKS.
uERRISe-e5 ksxs Frssh Holland lssrrias. ss
- u. a. tVoA -
NaoEED HERRISG-A l--2oo basss Prlms
- HeFriak, q 81. A. COOKS.
CoAP--ioo boxes German and palm soap. At
= II. a. COOKS.
GrNnRI $50 boxes star canHss;
~ - hslf-boxss d. do.i
- quarter boxes do. do-s -
rTsOMATO gATsUP Aad PEPPEnsAUCE-
Il = dozens assorted Catsup.
Is aeEeHs assorted PepT~rsance, a
Il. A. COOKS.
DOAHTED RYE and BARLEY-
II ~ hsrrets Rgzsts,i Rye.
10 barrels Roasted Barley at
DoAsTED CoFFEE--iB barrsls Hos.isl Csnse,
II at A. COOKS.
ITABRAsTED COAL oIL--s9 barrels FoT.
w syth's Extra Coal oii, a
DISkAPPLfs, IN cans. Loo dozen extra Pine.
A apples, 10 cans r.Esautad !. -
y. a. eBkb.
GAkDIsEs. -z.opo snariar-loEss bsst brand
1890 hsIf-i.orss best brana ssrdiBe.. az
II A. COOKS
VANAEE VEGETABLES .--9s dozen i-pouas
csas Frs~h Lgbsisfs;
Is aox@H g-faaina eaus Fresh Lotsf-rs:
10 aazen l-pssssa ssns Frssh ssilaohs
5 8azeu 2-roaua cans Frezh salmon
10 dszsa piuts Fiekied Lobsters:
- dszen qasrtz Risklsa fsatsatsrss
3uzsu half gallons FicklsI Lselsiers.
Is dozen cans sebo Bay Clans ~
o.. A. COOKS.
y BRLs. CoAEsE OATMEAL.
- bris. Wheat Fsrina.
2 Gases Pearl raKa.
case TApieas. a. q. A. COOKS.
DICKLEs.-2o bFis.. i.7tsl Pickass cash.
Il - hslf-bris. Piskiss.
- u-xaiton Kegs 40
ls hFs-gaiipn kegs do
. d0zsn pints DO.
- dOLen quarts do.
50 dezsn hal. ksItens %
- DOZEN gali0us do, fF s4Is ~
/ rS,GLIsH rlskLks-zo aszsss Chs~-eiess :
5 doxens Caaiiaawsr
5 d0zens white 0ulsas;
sdozeas Piekaliily:
( zdos=ns PEA ~ NSizuts. -aii from cro~s a
nlaek uellss &C assFsfesi PSekle aaa sar- os.ss =
/ tor s@is ~ II. A. COOk.
DUCKWHEAf FL0IR.--zD bsls. cfalos Baek.
ID whest Floars a. u. A. cocks.
/ CPLTT PKAs.-i5 brl. pri.as sgili Fsss. a
pKARL BAsLET.--i0 bgIs. Pearl BaTisy. At
4 a. A. COOKS
+
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
w 0FeosrY Bzsiasss % John Hoassu, ior-
EssriY soEsns9a 4 Co, aad wiiI confinss the sasss
a. The Cd st4ad. Ne. - Wases StFsst. Ia sddi-
tiea - th@ shave - w5H Keep stick u Hay.
Cora. OAts, and ether kinds q Fsf. tossfkef zifh
fish a4ssrtaasnt % FArsa sesss- We Niii pay The
highest market Fsice ior al kinis q rradnes.
y. 3 RCSTOS co.
aps5'a II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
sADDLERY.
THOMAs q. MAGHEE,

GUCcKSs0R no ". =. cOiswIEE 4 CO.,
, may asways b. fsund st lie Old stand, No.
- LOCUST BTREKr, near the Poss -Onie@. He
stili eoDtinues % maunEacfurs III or Heavy
Harness. eaddles Brides, Maftihgs ~, Collars,
&e., Sc, and has hand large AID Attractive
stock II Cnafom- " ofk, made ~ the best material
by scientific w0fkneu. which he nov Oilers IL the
fraie At EAsTEEa PRICES. Having greatly ia
creased His flciHtIes fF manufacturing, he - Hee
prepared 10 furnish AL articles Ia hia llils Ia any
quantities. - the sh0r est notice. Al sho wish
20 buy viii save money by examining his st0ek
before purchasing elsewhere. Al 10 like q *
afoiue ms articles iuviej - call aud seo tha
work whirb t0Uk the premiums 81 the last Fairs.
h.B. Eyeiy article j. guaranteed, and pnruia.
turs rips and breaks repaired without charge.
fbiG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

There il TO be Republican couven-
ton in Cleveland, on the 20th Of May, TO
nominate a Republican candidate for
President against Lincoln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19

rNHB LONDON AND NEW FORK TEAMSHIP CON
psny will despatch semi-monhly their new and first
LANTA, low 4. INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 5000
hAyre the voyage from London Rates passage paya
United States curreucy:-Frpm New Ca
bin 500: Cabin SoD stcerkge. SIS London
Havre First Cabin. 500 For passage apply TO CHAs
WHITNEY, at No % Broadway For freight apply 81
South street Advances made merchandise consigned 10
the London agents ,r,
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M HAT rHE HERALD SAYS OF HELLER.

w =
Mr.. Robert Heller. musician. magician and comediel,
has quite succeasful Ia his soreos at bis hall -
Broadway. Mr. Heller In musician ~ 0oseD
chalk nor great magician a. Casosro nor = great
comedian Burton; but still have never seen sing0
who combines all these three qualities half 90 Well
He has taken the Davenport Brothers Ia HAND aud Soe9
besides Mr.. Heller ought -
omit last letters OF and claim rclaMonshD
with Satan.-New York Herald, May II, 1854
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HKNRY B. HkRTe. yR.. AU0TIoNKHR
WxTCMRs. JkWKLRY. DIAMONDS, 60.
This day (ThursdayD. Nay n
A, THE sAEss M Ss'G GSs sRoApvAy
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrIONEER
HANDSOME H0UsKHoLD FURNITyRE. :.

-hANDSOMh HOUSkHOLD FURNlTURE.
RAVEN q BACON PIANOFORRB. CARPETS. 40.
e. Il LUDLOW 4 co. win sell at auction, on Thursday
May 49, ls4 n II O'Clock at o5 West Eleventh street.
eonsstng part of elegantly carved
In crimson sAlin aud green and gold lowered satin Recsp
Ceatrs tables very ne seven ocsye PiSnooTs
made by Bacon Raven crimson satin and lace Curtains
ane mante Clocks and richly carved rosewood
Stands richly carved rosewood Secretary lined with satin
wood; Lounges Easy Chairs Gard and fancy Tables Pal
lows &c, together with assortment OF Kitchen Furni.
ture, with which the sale vii commence.
ORPHANS COURT BALB.-HsrATE OF LEWIS
~ Davenport deceased pursuance OF order OF the
Orphans Court OF Luzcrne county will be exposed to pub
in me forenoon he premises The follow ns Essts
70 vital sho;e two certain lots Or piece. Of land ituae in
one thereof bounded and de- crbea IS iolows2on the
south by Broad street. the by Laurel street.
b. feet .0S & IN s 4r o
said Broad street. and running back OF that width hun
"a 4 sSa Nos
three story frame tavern hou frame cehoass and other
Hszeton, and described folows-
On the north by Green street. the west BY Laurel
o. sixty f.e and
inches IN width said Green running back Of
sas s s ss s.fs .rf ~ .s NJ fs
oTSS ssn ss more e, Or ls, o.
Sans he Aforesaid tavern properly The SAID Two iosand
the improvements THEREOF being used tsgether a. one pro
perry and The same wiz be sold teseihs a. one property
third OF balance BE- paid OF sails one
third to be paid 10 siI monhs and third In twelve
months from day of sale to be secured by boad and mort
80 LEWIS w. DRAKE
ses.sd " a aaS zP 81 iss q
WTxxssASax Apru IT, 1850
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FINANCIAL.

Any PERSON HAVING $500 OR slooo TO LOAN FOR
"A months have good interest and good
security by addressing ID. D., Satfon b.
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A UcTIoS NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCTTONEER
"A SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY
SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUaEHGI.n FrRNITURE

4 z
MAGNIFICENT PARL0R FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION THIS DAY (Thursdayl Nav 10
At the three story residence -
No. ll9 West Eighth street Clinton place.,
Between Fifth and sixth avenues
Sale commencing at 1875 O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprises tho contents of the house most OF
made TO order for TIE by celebrated
cfs makers and used but months The whole win be
sold porempiory rain shine Offering Inducements
70 purchasers.
PARLOR AND Dr. AWNING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parior
SUITS. covered in rich French satin brocate and
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges match;
Centre and Pier Tables Egeres Corner and Book Stands
81 da, Bronze Clock rch China aud Paan Vases PArior
Ornaments elegant Brocatei and Curtains fine
lection OF Oil Paintings Engravings, large Mirrors and
Chandeliers
AND COVER; COST 500;
elegant Instrument. with round corners, beautifully
sarved legs and with all modern improvements
strung bass full plate, French action. fun
eave rosewood and mshoaany Bedsteads Bureaus wash
Utsnds Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables
Lounges Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Tea
Tables, Extension Table, Glass China Silver Ware,
Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive. Deposits required
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MECHANICS HALL. l73 BROADWAY
0no'' BR3AHTs' HiSsfRkLs, 10
the exceor troupe the following brilliant proaramnD-
LES MISERABLES
EesG "a
The Buffalo Boys in their wonderful Double Clog Reel
The BLACK CHEMIST,
cencluding with the new plantation fs:sIys scene
IT TAKES ALL SUMNER
u. g. G..
Doors open u Z; rises o'clock Tickets - o.
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Antwerp, Ac.. at equally low rates
From Liverpool or Queensown-First Cabin, $7s SIS.
sos SteerAEe, SIS. Those who wish to send for their
friends buy tickets here At these rates.
These steamers have superior accommodations for
sengcr strongly built tight iron sections and
carry patent fire annihn.ora Experienced surgeons
attached to each steamer.
For further information apply Liverpsol 70 WILLIAM
INMAN. AGENT ~ Water street; in Glasgow. to ALEX.
MALCOLM. No 81 Knoch square; in Queenstown, to c.
w. d. SEYMOUR CO.: In London 10 EJvBS 4
Macy 81 King William street; in Paris, TO JULES DE
Bourse; in philadelphia. to JOHN O. DALE, Ill Walnut
street, at the Company's O1icea E#
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A Ivan Q. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTIONRERS
"A ALBERT HAY WOOD, AUCrIONEER.
2ICH ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS sTATCARY BRONzkS,
RARE AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART, BE-. &c.
ON THIS DAY fTHURSDAI), May i9.

49,, On THIS DAi iii KSUAIh MAY "
~ the elegant Al West Sixteenth street. between
Firth and Silth avenues.
Sale commencing at III O'Clock precisely.
Tue Aeconeer would call the particular OF his
friends and the public this sale Catalogue comprising
superb assortment OF Furniture Pianofore, Paintings
reinptory.
Drawing Rooms-Superb suits OF Furniture, covered with
0rocate Ok the richest description elegant Window
Curtains TO match the Eageres glass DOORS
Mncosnntes Secretary and Bookcase Centre Table, statu
marble bronze and Chandeliers Cabinets
match. Ormou and Dresden China Ornaments, marble
Satnary Bronze Fsues, OIL Paintings by eminent artists;
Prens line Eneraviugs.
MAdNiFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE,
FULLY guaranteed by the skcrs Stool brocade
Stand, Books &c liatsand Chairs TO match: oak Buffet
Exenspn Table Chairs Sofas. Cut and Engraved Glass
Ware China Dinner Set, inn orted from Paris present
owner; Silver Dinner and Tea Service Casters spoons
FORKS Urn Cake Baskets Oyster DISH Table Cut
1ery Linen roewood snd walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
steals Armore suite Hair Spring
"a pairs Linen Sheets, "a pairs Pillow Cases IL pairs
Preach Blankets Towels Coun,erpanes Marsscs Quilts
Wrench Toilet Sets mahogany S1fa Bedsteads Chairs
Rocser, also Furniture q Servants Apartments Par.
ties wishing TO attend this sale Fifth Sixth
stages from the st Ncho Metropolitan
hote leaving at Sixteenth sticct few house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19


w THIRD NIGHT
ME- AND xRs ~ J. FL0nENoE
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TIE TICKET or LEAVE NAE
The TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.
wnich wnsa Interrupted in the zenith Of ~ triumph -
ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
at his theatre and which has In London completes ~
THREE HuNDREDTH NIGHT
Tonight and every night II will be presented with
- THE OLD CAST
SAME BRILLIANT APPLIANCES.
Doors opea ct ~. Commence Of TX.
NEW BowRRY THEATRE
kV Sole Proprietor. ............ Mr. T. W LAnSara.
Third week Of
Miss KATE VANCE
Two immense dramAa
JACk SHEPPARD.
Miss KATE VANCE e. yaek Sheppard.
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Mn W. O. JONES.
Geo Breokes, Mr.. Marden. Miss Kate Newtss. =.
wILFUL MURDER.
FEDERAL SPY OR PAULINE OF THE P0r0MA4
FRIDAY EVENING. benefit OF Mr.. janis L. CLVfus
Treasurer