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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-29
@R, CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEs,n ~l

NEW BOOKS
~ NEW BOOKS
=, P9lko's Musical Sketches Translated by Fanuy
Fuller. Price 81 25 FL.
Rambes Among Words-Their Poetry, History.
and Wisdom. By william swintop. Price. 81 80
Comfort, spoken from City Pulpit. Price. $l.5o.
Robert Browning New Book: Sordsllo. strsf-
Thackersy, the Humorist and man Of Letters,
Price, 25. -.-
The Wife's Secret Novel. By Mrs Ann s
Stephens. Paper, FL cloth. sl.5o.
Annie Warleigh S Fortune. BY Holme Lee Pa
per, price. 81 cents.
Private Miles O'Reilly's Book Price, S1.25.
Also. all other new and recent pub locations.
All books sent by mail free of postage;
For sale by PHILIP h SOLOMONS,-F
Metropolitan Book Store,
mbI0- st 332 Penn ave bet. 9th and Eth sta.
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AND PACIFIC PRINTS.

We are now opening more than 300 pieces Of very
choice styles Of Sprague and Pacific CALICOES
These goods are nearly equal in quality Of cloth,
styles and colorinss to
FRENCH GOODS,
and although they cost 4s,< cents per yard By
the case in New York, yet we shall sell them at .,
cent?.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-29

SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-This morn
ing Capt. Dolans detectives arrested A ID
accueed 800
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TElEGRAPHiO NEWS.
L Ei LtT IL al NV AL W -,
YIpras.H FROM rADuCaH.
PROPERTY pEsTReYEp BY THE REBELS.
THREE HUNDRED REBELS KILLED.

CAIRO. March ao-Further particulars nav
been received from Paducah. Taerebeis onrhaa
the railroad depot the Guarternlasters build
ing, and the steamer Dacotah. not Arizona, on
the marine railway. They piundered Stables
Of large number OF horses. ABOUT MY
buildings were burned, including hospitals,
gas works, and numerous private residences.
The custom house, post Office, and Continental
hotel were not injured.
The colo,ed battalion III the fort fought with
great bravery Three hundred dead rebels
were left in front of the fort.
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WASHINGTON THEATER.

MR. WM EDGAR MORGAN
Bss the honor to announce that at the solicitation
of his many friends, be will give Ballad Enter
tainment at the above named Thester on
WEDNESDAY. March Goth.
Mr. Morgan will be assisted by several of the
finest instrume ntal and vocal performers of Wash
inEton and Baltimore. As this concert is almost
entirely by subscription. q great many tickets
having already been secured. those of his friends
in Washington wishing to be present will please
call early to avoid confusion. NH 2a-2tf
.-R CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. RO.
E6E CARRIAGES SR1SfE
On hand, fine assortment of first class CAR
BIAGEa consisting of two and four seat Rocka-
Ways Extension and Half top Boat and Jersey
Wagons. Tor and No, top Busgies, &c, &c. Also,
Grocery and Express Wagons,
nh % ST. 374 D, and ATT Eighth street.
T NEW GOoDs-NEw GOODS!
y CST Received. fine and handsome assortment
nf rarasois aud Sun Umbrellas of late styles; also
Quaker Hoop Skirts, Dress Trimmings Bugle
Ginps. Quilted Ribbon Dress Buttons. Kid aud
other Gloves. Brsids of all kinds, Hair Nets, Head
Ladies' and Gents Collars and Cuffs, Undershirts
and Drawers, Handkerchief, Stockings, Socks,
Neck ties. Combs, Brushes. Soaps, Extracts. Po--
msdes, together with full assortment of Fancy
Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments, &C., &c.
Pea 1s ROSWELL'S Fancy Store.
3O3 Il street, near 14th
Depot for Boswell & Warmers Colorific for col
orin2 the hair. NH 70 cow
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The Dcpa rtment Of the Frontier.
FORT SMITH, Ark, March 26 The old Army
of the Frontier, now the right wing OF the army
of Arkansas, under the command OF General
Thayer, left here yesterday
The troops are In fine spirits, and Will soon
be in Northern Texas.
All the troops in this department are said to
be moving.
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A FINE PLANO AT A GREAT sACRIFICy

following fine Pianos -
Magnificent Z octaves. iron frame, bean &SS4D
tifufiy and extensively carved ex1nisite, VNFS
tone ard touch. cost or gnally 100 been carefully
used .hout ~ years will be sold for $s75 and is
sres. bar gain. - " - .
Also, one very neat Piano, rosewood cos. year
ago $50. is fine tone and offer ed for $225 -
These Pianos l will warrant and guarantee as
do all sell. They are great bsrsains.
JOHN y. ELLIS,
NH D. 300 Pa av bet sth and hot n alta
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= L C0ND RAND BALL
street, between 9Th and Io.h streets, on
TUESDAY EVENING. Arif 5th. 1854

The members of the Club return their since,
thanks to their frien1s ard the public for past f.
vors, and respectfully solicit their patronage
our Second Grand Bali, ana we promise thoss ttl.
will favor us with their presence an evening ,
p easure.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman az
ladies. BY order of Committee.
r,tS.o 7ts I,s- TT CrapY CT,
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4 PAI Emf UFEICk BALL
NENTLEMsN and ladies VINO anticipa.c att md
ing the grand balls at the Patent Ofica n",t waak
will frd at our store Let of the best euality
NIT GLovss which We will sell at about
The Ladies' Glover are az lar sc ana H,1 =. Is
gentlemen with small hands. Price 81; and gen.
uemer = DO. $l.D. They are OF the celebrated
W NJ SINISTER s. RRo
No. Ss, opposite Center Market,
rh 2sN between 7th and stf sts
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Os NOTICE. TO THE T4I-PA YEAS OF
u3 WASHING TON =, =

ASSESSORS OFFICE,
%, WASHINGTON. March II, 1874 {
- The Board of Assessors, having completed the
general Assessment for the year 1854, hereby give
for the purpose of making any correctic n from
n Mt2hnday the 2lst day of March, to Tuesday, thu
At their room, No 6, basement story, west wing
City Hall. from "a. IN NO 8 p m eaca day :"
by order of the President ,-.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-29

n+GRAND BAIL IN HONOR OF THE LA
DIES OF THE FAIR At THE PATsN I
UFFlGE MARCH 30 1864 The following gen-
tlaraen have been appointed committee on inv :
taton viz Samuel p. Bell, Ezra l.. Stevens d
w Bliss and Charles Z Stsnsbury:
managers room in the Patent Office building,
whore aDplcations car be sent for invitations for
ladies', and tickets for the Ball can be procured at
al times of the day. No.
Tickets are for sale t the book stores and hotels
Price 81. .- = - = :
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ORPHANS Coz TT, Jarge P,Srcelt-This morn
ing the will of the late Ellen Lee was fully
proved.
The first and final accounts of Marcia A
Johnston, admx. OF john r. Johnson and
guardian to his orphans of James 3. Munro.
exr. OF Joseph Hutchinson, and of Elizabeth
Hepborn, admx. of john Hepborn, were APP
pIQYed and passed.
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2eS IA. av bet, sta and iath a.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

DIARgHGA AND DysENrERy have
examined n great number Of letters from
some of the most prominent citizens Of
Cincinnati aud Covington, etc., speaking in
the highest terms OF DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF diarrhna
and dysontery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington, SAYS
be was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincindati, and one bottle Of DR..
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cnre after suffering for months
with the worst form of diarrhna and dyscn-
terry. 30 cts bottle. For sale by druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
All to the Front.

Nothing is more dscouraging 70 enlist
ments than the continued presence Of large
numbers Of abc-boded, disciplined and ex.
pcrienced soldiers 10 cities and camps At
the North where they have no duty to per-
form aud arc Of no earthly u.c. 1t is hard
to persuade men to leave their business
and families, and at great personal cost and
sacrifice to enter the ranks when they see
five ncn detailed st military camps and Of
ficcs to do the work ef one. Why not
send oil able bodied men to the front and
let those WHO have been manned in their
service perform guard duty al
camps and be orderlcs and clerks to eff.
GERS 7-Gasette of to day.
As far as the above paragraph favors the
idea of sending able bodied soldiers to the
front is concerned we perfectly coincide !;
but the manner in which the subject is
treated leads ono to infer, land doubtless it
was so intended,) that the policy of the
Government office here in Davenport, is not
to send forward able bodied men. This. we
conceive, is not the case, Most Of the men
employed at headquarters here are those
that are disabled from serving in the field
and have been sent home to perform such
duties as they can perform. They were de.
tached with that view. The only excep-
ton Of any importance is found in keen;r.
a fraction Of Wisconsin regiment here on
patrol duty, and steps have already b.en
taken to relieve this detachment so that il
may move forward. 1t Col. Grier has ussd
and is still using extraordinary exertions to
nave all able bodied men forward as fist -
possible, and none are allowed to remain b.
hind except on the best o. reasons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
RIYERITEMS.

The new and elegant mail and passenger packe
kcith>burg. Captain G. Morrison. will depar
for Fort Madison and way points TO morrow morn
ing at !. O'Clock, making connections for ST
Louis in 80 hours. For freight or passage ap
ply TO Z. \. Tilebin, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Hcnder
son, Captain d. V. Dawley, will depart for
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning
r. ~ Prettyman aypnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
DAVENPORT. IOWA, FRIDAY, MAY 20 1864

MELvILLE's AUSTRALIAN CIRcrs.-The unevual-
ed bareback equestrian, Jas. Melville, and splen-
did troupe Of artists, will give our citizens IN
opportunity Of fjudging oftheir qualities on Mon
day. The troupe must be superior one or We
would never have found the the exed para
graz h in the Louisville journal
The exhibition Of Melville's Australian Compa-
ny, one ofthe best, in all respects. that has ever
visited our city, was attended, Yesterday after
noon and last night by immense throngs Of peo-
pie. The performances were loudly applanded
throughout. with however the allotment of a
double portion Of applause 10 the bold and grace
ful hor,.nianship Of Madame Louise, the wonder
ful rope dancing of Mill jeanette Ellsler. the
daring aud unapproachable cquesterian iea,- Of
Mr. James Melville, the consunmate and supass-
ing gynInast les Of the Conrad Brothers, and last
but not least, the surprising and amusing ever
c>cs the Melville Brothers, who though Young
ia wears old in muscle. The clowns Of thi.
company Messrs. Nat. Austin and Carlos Parker,
arc Of very different kinds Of talent but each is
perfect Of his kind. and draws Of laughter
from the crowd. Altogether. Mevillc's Austral-
IAN Circus must be pronounced one Of the most
attractive places Of amusement now open in our
city and that is saving a great deal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CONE FoRwARn.-Ahout eight or ten men
will fill Capt. Wilson's company, and it is
hoped that this number will be made up
without delay, SO that the company can pro.
ceed TO camp, be mustered into service and
get ready for the campaign. This is an cx-
celcnt company and will get position in
the first regiment formed if ii is filled in
time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

Chseago 0askess ~ Tsls9raUA.
CBicAeo. Nay TO-
tLoua-S010c higher, st ecker . fof 1pfine
extras
W1sA9-1e4c higher. bat irregular as / a7k0l :.
- for No I. and l2e0l.1o for ko q sloe.sa q !.
28x@lN.
Coas- Opened CHER bu. closed xe lover. q
10k0l - for No. I, and 1.oS u II for No. 8 eios.
ine st 0ex0l11.
OArs-1e lover 61ss Of No. ~ eskeosK,
eloatnQ q osX@e0.
wnisKsr--F'irm at l.ls0l 10, aad s,osing qsist
at ! 1871 10k.
roas-nes. arn as n = n o. pork as Is =
LAnp.-Dul at 1eo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

REroITED klLLED.-Erom privetc letter
received in this city We are panied to learn
that 1t Dittoc, Co. A. 14th Iowa Infantry,
and formerly q lawyer Of this city, was one
of the victims in one Of the late Arkansas
battles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CoRRECrION were in error yester-
day in SAYING that Capt McKean's company
was from Dubuque. The company is from
Delaware county. The ''Greys' came from
the city of Dubuque. SO, also, did the
Union Guards, ea men strong; Lieut..
Stokes was in command Of the company;
as Capt. Guilbert was not able to leave Du-
buquc on the Muscatine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

IMPORTANT 10 GOVERNMENT BOND HOLDERS
As the coupons Of the five per cent two
years treasury notes is about maturing, the
Secretary Of the Treasury has duly author
lied the First National Bank of this city to
redeem the same as provided by law, and to
dctach the same from the notes. Holders
will please remember that the first coupons
mature on the first day Of June next. at
which time they should represent their
claims.
This arrangement made with the National
Bank will accommodate large number Of
people in this part Of the State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CrRRENcY MATTERS. s.--From a telegram
from Chicago of this date we learn that the
Banking House Of Solomon Sturgis' Sons
has backed out Of its arrangement TO re-
deem the issues of the Iowa State Banks
The same despatch predicts that Illinois
Currency is dead dog
Ii is hardly to be presumed that currency
standing SO welt as that Of the Iowa Bank S
will have to 90 begging for retention
however, we shall know more about this in
a short time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

MoRE Rooa.-The cntcrprising firm of
Sicklcs & Preston is extending its facilities
by building an addition upon the rear Of
their present capacious hardware store on
Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


E.M PETrIxsLL I Co., No. 81 Park Row, New York
and State st. eet Boston, agents in hose cities
aud authorized take advertisements and subscrip-
lions for at lowest rates.
G.. H. ecafvHs. % Dearborn street, Chicago. Is au-
thortxed receive advertisements for this p.per.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

LOCAL ITEMS.

HAVE you seen the splendid stock of
jewclry, watches and notions just opened at
Rutcnbeck S-No 26 LeCiaire Row Don't
fail TO make the examination right away.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

OFFICE Or THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Thursday evening, May II, 1864.
FLouR. 81. 4o@7.oo wholesale S6.oO@s 40 re-
tail.
WHEAT.-1 10M1.17.
BARLEY.-sl oo0t1 90.
OARS 6SH1Ss.
CORN.-7sWs2.
WHIrE BEANs.-42 0o225O
FLAxsEEp.- $2.0o02o5
TIwoTHY.-$2. 25M2.5o
CLovER.-$1. .ohG7.25.
PorAToEs.-5oM75.
BrTTER-2jc.
EcGs loc,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

To BunDEas.-See advertisement IN N.
other column. The East Daysnpsrt -.
AZ ee'ns te have nsw schea hopse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CowARpLY ATTACK CPox Boy.-Yester
day morning as the Dubuque companies
were debarking from the Muscatine. Cassius
Watson, young man who has driven an
express wagon in this city for the past two
years, approached an officer and inquired if
he wanted anything in his line The officer
replied that he could manage his own bust
ness, and young Watson. thinking it very
likely, walked away. Soon after, however,
his services were required by this officer,
and he put load upon his wagon and also
took on waman-thc wife Of one Of the
members of the company. This made
full load, and when the boy was requested
to put on about twenty knapsacks more, he
declined doing so, but said he would come
back for the rest The officer said he should
take all or none, andthe boy decided to take
none rather than break down his wagon.
and commenced unloading. At this the Of
hcer struck him in the face. The bow went
to get upon the wagon to unload what he
could not reach from the ground when the
soldier struck him five or six times across
the back with the fiat of his sword. The
ocy, as may be imagined, got his dander up
by that time and broke for stone, and no
doubt gave the officer some talk back. This
valiant man Of war was arrested and taken
before Squire Wheeler add fined Ave dol
lars and costs. We CLEAN the above psrtic-
uhrs from soldier Of the Provost Guard
VINO Witnessed the outrage, and who pro-
nonnces it : covardly and most unuauly
60. The sey has the reputation Of md
t. ! 81 n ovn business and .tzsetiag people
NJ go1ect. szls aro.saZ ss.s ssfsess9 - 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CHANCE FOR Yo,NG L,DIEs-Now that
the war is calling away 50 many Of our
young men there is most active demand
for competent hands to act as clerks, ac-
countantS, etc. Young ladies who look at
this matter scnsibly, will sec that this is
fine chance to make themselves useful
to business interests, to themselves and the
country. The first thing they should do is
to take a series Of lessons at Pratt'S Com
mercial Collcge-acquirc a good style of
writing and the knowledge necessary for
keeping accounts. All such as thus pre-
pare themselves will find no trouble in get
ting places of employment at remunerativc
wages. Some young ladies have already
commenced Think of it. girls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

New York Markets..
NEw YoKK, May 90.
Corrox-Quiet at s9M9oc.
FLorR-Market &c lower. &7.2007. 80 for extra:
e7.45(a7.60 for supertine.
WHEAT cent lower &l.560 50 for Chicago
Spring; sl.So9l.62 Milwaukee Club; &l.650l.5l
winter red.
CoRx-$l.50 for old mixed.
OArss9@90.
PoRK-t26 mess. $2S old mess.
LARD-1315@14stc.
WHrsKr-$l.30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

CHANGE OF rloS.-Sonc months since
Col. Chambers. Of the 10th Iowa, was rec
commended for promotion to the office Of
Brigadicr General of Volunteers His name
with others, was sent by the President to
the Senate, and in this instance con.irma-
ton was withheld. Having resigned the of
flee of Colonel of Volunteers to accent the
promotion which was then considered GER
tain, he is now, of course, out of oilicc-and
it has been decided that he cannot bc rein
stated in his former position. This reduces
him to the Office he held in the regular ser
vice-that Of Captain, and as such he has
been ordered to report to Col. Grier for
duty. For the present he will find plenty
of employment in the mastering service
That 80 efficient an officer should be kent
from the field is one of the mysteries that
prevadc the military affairs of the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

kEHoE 4 CAEuART, opposite the LcClarc
House, are prepared to show a. choice
stock Of fashionable dress goods as the
mnrkct affords Call and see the late ar
rivals. Those splendid summer circulars
have arrived
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

New York Stock Market.
New York, May 20.
Gold 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
Prof. KOl,lD's
N. Y. Brass Band

VIII pass through the Principal
Streets. mounted on richly ca
pasisoned steeds. discours,nS
Beautiful Music.
The Profusion Of Attractions
Will be presented with all the
fascinating adjuncts essential to
render them inimitabi. in supe.
r'ority and marvellous in splen.
dor.
For details. see Mammoth
Pictorials, illustrated Descrin.
tive Sheets and Programmes.
Display Bulls, and other Adyer.
tisements.
r. A. KELLER Manager
Il. ;. DINGEss Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20


House, are prepared to show a. choice a
stock Of fashionable dress goods as the
market affords Call and see the late ar
rivals. Those splendid summer circulars
have arrived.
DIR. FAREARD, the Spanish Physician,
who has been practicing at the Scott House,
has removed to Main street, opposite the
Piano Forte Warerooms. between Front and
Second streets, where he may be consulted
upon all chronic diseases. His rooms are
crowded daily. myl7dlw-wlm
ANoSG the sights to be seen about town
is the immense stock Of boots and shoes at
Child Il co. S, on Brady street below I'd.
Besides their splendid stock Of retail goods,
which is unlimited, they have the largest
wholesale stock in the State. Their goods
are manufactured ofsthc best material and
arc offered at the lowest living figures.
CaoIcE AgTicLE.-Those splendid glove
cafsewcd CATERS, with patent leather toes,
have arrived at Child 4 Cos. Gentlemen
will find them to be made Of the very best
material and in the most thorough manner
They are positively the most comfortable,
and at the same time the most durable ar
ticle a gentleman can wear. Cali and see
them.
STRAGGLERs. Col. Grier sent forward this
morning squad Of ), stragglcrs belonging
to the veteran regiments. There is con-
siderable number OF this stripe that have
taken the liberty to stretch their furloughs
to extraordinary length.
The Col. also sent along u considerable
number of recruits for the old regiments in
the field
IT should not be forgotten that the place
to procure your choice family groceries is at
Parks 4 IIosmcr's, southeast corner Of
Brady and 4th streets They have on hand
and receive almost every day the very best
goods the market affords They are in no
haste to become rich, consequently they
sell low and please their numerous custom
rrs. Call at the corner store and make an
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
SALES At AUCTION.

ALvAN g. BAKER 4 co. AUcTfONEERs.
IA ALBERT G HAYWOOD, Auctioneer.
magnificent Household urnure,
Panoioite. drawing Room Furniture suite.
brocaie and Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets.
. PaiDtngs Statuary Bronxes, an
Many aud costly Works Art and Articles OF Vrtu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On this day (Fridsyl March H.
~ the elegant residence Burpham ESQ., q West Six
esnth street between Fifth and sixth sale
memo ng ii O'Clock.
The auctoneer would call particular atten ton OF his
friends the public to this sale the catalogue comprising
the richest assortment Of Household Furniture
and Works OF Art offered at auction this Sale pc
remptusy Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits covered with bro
cate Of richest description brocael Curtains 70 match Et
agetes bookcase, Centre Tables Console Tables Chsnde
lerS Mandolin Paintings by eminent artists Encognures
Cabae.s Bronze and ormolu Clocks. Marble statuary.
rosewood anoEorie richest instrument offered Al auction
this season four round fun octave Stool and
Cove Music Stand Hatsland, Buffet. Extension Table,
Cut Dinner Silver Casters, urns, spoons.
Knives feueens sayers, Oyster Dish Arm Chairs Loun'
9es rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Beds eads Armoire a
Saacc Mattresses Bedding Carpets Sofas, Rockers BOOK
sta Feather Beds Blankets Sheets Countefpanes also
Furnre or servants apartments Parties wishing TO
tend sale Fifth Sixth avenue cars stages from
Asor 81 Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel, leaving 81 Six
tec0ti street. few doors from bouse.