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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
MARION CouSrY The following i the oflicial
vote of Marion COUNTY

EvfNING Class IN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE -
That this important branch OF business education
i thoroughly taught al BRYANT, Straiton \
Spencer College. the long experience and well
knowH mathematical prOhc.ency Ut the teachers
IN the department are the best guarantee The
text b0oS used J. Bryant L Strattou's CONNER
cal Arithmetic. the must comprehensive and
practical work upon the science ever published
Terms Tor evenin. class instruction. S. tor one
months inslructOn-with writing. So s. Tor
three months iustructlon-with writing $40
novii -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
Rhni.ns

~ Rhodus, the popular proprietor If the
celebrated Circle. North Meridian street was
night before last. deprived Of Il gold watch and
four hundred dollars in greenhack- by some
~ or thieves. who cot ladder and made an
asSeut then descent. and ihen IA ext. al in
snd out OF his bed room and premises generally.
There was some boring done Vt the iron; door
but the ladder and LEGS were the principle means
appliances and insIrumenahties employed by TIC
infamous burglars Mr. Rhodius vii be glad
To see ali his friends TO DAY usual and he vii
have lusch =: ~ O'Clock \ VI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

BASEiSG lTEAs-We have understood that
the private bankers Of our city intend to organize
under the national banking law. -Four new ma
tional banks will be organized Immediately, viz;
; A Fletcher 4 Co Fletcher Sharpe.
Fletcher. Naen & Co and Pertioone. Mausur
Hubbard 4 Niutou IL viii be recoleeted that
one nstionsl bank. Nofsinger ( Cos. has been
in operation tor about year From these facts
il viii De inferred that indianapolis will have \
large amount OF banking facilities. aud that ma
tioua institutions will take tho place OF private
ant State banks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO. November lit il reported that
eghtv-one counties gave Lincoln 4g s4l votes.
ana Mcclellan l4,Sl2 Some Democratic cOun-
lies ase yet 10 near from. Republican members
10 Congress have been elected in the lst, 2d, 80.
ith. 5;h, 9th, 9Th sud 9Th districts. The Och,
10Th and llth districts elect Democrats The
l2th aud 9th districts are yet u doubt Mr.
Mou'ton. the Republican candidate ~ large j.
elected
! he ines Springfield correspondent says the
Republicans have a majority Of one IN the Senate
ard ri-e IN the House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

tn Tuesday the Republicans demonstrat
over the election Of Lincoln Sky-roeke,s, bon
fires and gas Ii behooves every peaceable citi
zen 10 have plenty of water in buckets on his
premises. Let us escape general confagration
il we can.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~ The long talked of race between Billy
Button and Hoo~ier Bill will come of this after
noon. at o'clock, st Sugar Grove Tfotting--
best in 3. 10 harness. for $50 side The
horses are about equal in speed which will make
IL interesting Come out and see them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

cE- Public night schools ought to be opened
in TIT city during the coming winter. There
many young mechanics aud clerks and 9th
err whose occupation during the day keeps them
emp owed. who would gladly attend them
+ Their bv public private enterprise We hope
that something may lie done in this regard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

t5E- Nr and Miss Couldock bad full house
at their benefit last night. showing that they are
highly appreciated bv the Indianapolis public
To night the Jew of Frankfort is the principal
piece. in which Mr. Couldock exccls roodes
is the after piece. aud the beautiful Fanny Mer
rell appears in one of her mos, graceful dances
This bill should ill the house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

FoET SMITH, AK, November e.-Pfice
turned westward from Cane Hill on the 4th On
the 9th Gen. Thayer moved his force M the
north SIDE OF the river from Lere Tor the purpose
ota,iacking Price, but fearing bat Cooper would
move towards Fort Smith with 1000 men he
thought u best 70 return ThaveT can hold this
place sgairst Price ant Cooser uai.ed, having
plenty % sups!'cs AID artillery zmmuniton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~ Among the most magnificent goods dr.
PLAYED upon the counters of any merchant tai
lOring establishment in this city may be seen
at the store rooms Of II Hetsam. No. Il,
North Illinois street The most elegantly fab
ricated and exquisitely fashionable gentlemen :
garments are made TO order by Heiikam. his
cutter being a splendid artistic and all hi~ work
men superior Call and see Heitkams beauti-
ful goods liz
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GAVIN L. MORD'S
REVISED STATUTES 4!
OF fNDg Ma.
Second Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN a
Hord's Revised Statutes OF Indiana is ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised
and all errors corrected There is added 10 the GTs-
volume appendix Of two hundred pages con
tanning the al the regular aud called
Of the Legislature Of 1901 and at the regulsr session
1858, with tail index This edition will increase
the value Of the work. is will contain all
all the laws Of the State in force. The second
all the acts upon the subjects 10 which
IL ryt those Of 1853. and the amendments
made al tkat session noted in the margin Of that
volume. These amended acts however, viii be found
In the supplement.
The price OF the present edition. printed upon clear
white paper and we'll bound is TEN DOLLARS for the two
volumes, CT FIVE DoILARs for either.
TIE SUrFLEzEsr, containing the acts Of the reguls
aud called sessions Of the Legislature Of 1851 sndt
regular session Of 1853, with q complete index,
VOLUME, bound IN leather, In the same stvl
the other vslures, i also offered FOR sale. Prc
DoiIIss
orders for either voluno OF the Statues, or
receive prorspt attention. Address
T.. J. BINGHAM.
nsvIg-dtwtf Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

OrkRATIC CONcERT Mons. Tossc and hs t.
nous operate troupe will visit our city and give
one of their magnificent and unparalleled musical
entertainments on the evening OF the l6.h inst ,
ct Masonic Hall The Professor will be assisted
by the following well known and talented ar
tistes: Mons Marques. harpst; Signora Mari
Otti prima donna. Mons. Macon and others.
Our citizens must be ou hand early to secure
seats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

q 900 REwARD.-Ihe above reward VII be
gwen To ssnN person whO can furnish pre~criG-
tion lor coughs colds. whoOpin. cough. asthma,
sud consumplian which Is equal 90 DE-. Sttick
land : Melhauog. Cough Bllsam. This bal-am
will cure tie abose complaints, also splitting OF
blood aud night sweats. One hitS cent bottle
D. sailici,at Tor sus one 90 try. fhe worst cases
OF caronic c,ugh. asthma. shoOping cough and
primsrs case~ 81 consumption are cured b. Dr
Strickland Melidaous Cough Balsam. IL can
Be bad 4. any druggists. Il ! different from
auy other cough medic.ue Ne have known N
shs country q.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

tag AT No. I3. South Meridian street. Messrs
SAWYER. Stoneman & Hasselman, daily new sup
plies of groceries of every description are re-
ceiyed This house is, by its enterprise aud
great capital. building up an immense trade
Their accomplished travelling agent is Mr. JAS
per Finney, well known throughout Indiana a a
ffst-class business man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

LosT An unpalnted hand-cart some weeks
ago. The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving it at the Fish Stand OF Messss. Thomp
son L Benthuysen, West Washington street
south side, at the Wholesale and retail Family
Grocery OF Hogshire 4 Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~ Messrs Stolwvrthy & Leonard, among
the most fashionable oi The merchant taIlors OF
INDIANAPOLIS: the very princes, in fact are now
in daily receipt of magnificent winter goods,
which they Will make up IN the most artistic
style. upon the order of any gentleman. Call
Messers S,oIworIhy 4 Leonard. Rhodus
Block North Meridian street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

70 Coal promises to be cheap in this city
during the coming winter. The recent rise of
the Ohio aud is tributaries and the arrival from
the interior Indiana mines by railroad. indicate
that the Indispensable mineral will probably be
brought within the reach Of all who have the
money To pay for il per bushel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

- O-taY Nluamt NdH y II-IIFH' UHt
Of the most ACCOMPLISHED and patriotic ladies' 81
this civ {. rendered complimentary benefit by
our most distinguished citizens in token Of their
appreciation OF her enterprise IL the conduct OF
the Museum. and OF her generous contributions
20 the Sanitary aud drafted mems funds We
know Tor " cer'aintv almost that TO day and TO
night the Indiana state Museum vii be ,hronged
cew novelties vii be presented. and al enter
taiumeuts VIII be moral. Instructive and anus
ing
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COM N ERciAl.
~ rELEsEArH.

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November l.
Flour quiet. with but little demand: super6ne
50 %: extra 50 30. but these rates are nominal.
Wheat dull at 81 95d2 for red; the latter al
extreme, white So 20
Oats active, closing at 1919.
Corn frmer at 81 lS@l ~ for ear. ~ for
new do, and 81 279l y for old sheled
Rye advanced TO 81 80.
Whisky 81 20, with but moderate demand.
Nothing of Importance done in provisions.
New lard sold ~ 22c Tor head, and 20I.c for
gut.
Hogs active; sales OF / 200 at $40 1911
gross. $I3 25@I3 % for net; reccet- 900.
Lnseed oil advanced to 81 40
New dried apples Zoe per 10
Green hams sold AZ lie
Gold a. 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

The Bates House Saloon, A J Myers pro-
prelor: Is the most popular place of resort in
this city Elegant liquors and fragrant Havan-
mas are always on hand for accomplished gentle
men to drink and smoke and smoke and drink
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

tE- The Commercial Hotel South Illinois
street, +. Reiiz proprietor, j. one OF the very
foremost OF the public houses of indianapolis
We would commend the Comm crcial TO our
friebds visiting the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

sfs- Auction sale OF twelve fine buggies-three
opeu snd nine top buggeS-at ] o'clock VI
OF Saturday. November ~ le64, at No 99 Elsi
Washington street, opposite the Court House
This j. "A rare chance get a nice new buggy
at your own price. So 60 aud get bargain IN
goOc buggy.
WILLIAM f.. FEATHERsToN.
lI2 Auctioueer
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rGni Albany.

ALBANY. November E.-SuMcent returns
haze oecn received here TO Indicate beyond Il
doubt the success OF The Union ticket in New
York State by from 5000 70 : 600 usjor;fv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

II AL liquor men who want TO renew their
licenses ut the December term must hand in their
notices of application to-day. The next weekly
is the only paper i can be published in in time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

WASHINGTON November IL On Wednesday
night train was on IL wsy from CITY Point
10 headquarters of tie Army OF the Potomac i,
vas cred on BY the rebels, bat the sho, fell sbor
and did 90 De mage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

- Ladies. gentlemen and misses. FOR beaua
fuly manufactured ana durable shoes. boots and
slippers are respectfully requested by u 10 call
Al the establishment OF \ L.ftz We, Washing
ton street, next door east 81 the Palnes House.
We have seen numerous specimens o. the be-u-
tiful isbrcauon- by the acco mp.ishei workmen
engaged bv Mr. Link and have. Oh every occA
sion. had abundant reason 10 pronounce them
auauallfiellv. sUperlaiively excellent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

The Judges Cf the Supreme Court Of Indiana
convene on Tre'dsy mex, Tor consultation in
chambers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~ The work on the new stables OF the Citi-
zen's Stree; Railroad Company. on Louisiana
street. j. beng rapidly puchcd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

WANTED A good girl Who understands cook
ing. The highest wages will be paid. Inquire
Immediately at The Western House. at the south
western corner Of the Union Depot. ll2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

NoTIcK Ali machinist- and blscksmiths.
members. and Others thFosn out Of employment
by the reduction Of wages in this city, will please
come 10 the Hall aud receive their pay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
rrnm cincinnati.

ClNciSSArI. November II The soldiers
vote has elected DelsaO. Union to Congress in
The 3Qih Oslo di-,ric, Thi- gives The Union
party l. out OF ID Cot aressmen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

II estefday was a cool day, and ice an
inch thick sas Manufactured the night before
in Florebce's tumblers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrEARANcE.-Mr John c.
Deter, proprietor OF saloon at No. >. North
Liberty street. disappeared Wednesday last
under quite mysterious circumstances. since
which time nothing has been seen or heard of
him The circumstances appear 10 be that
about noon man stepped into the restaurant
leaving a hack standing at the dOOr-and asked
to see Mr. Dieter. who he said was stranger to
him Upon Mr.. Dieter making his Appearance.
the man remarked that Young men outside the
door wished TO see him. The two men went out
OF the house, and IN moment after the hack
was driven off Nothing more VAS thought of
the matter by those in the restaurant until late
IN the night when, Mr Dieter not returning
some uneasiness felt as he was compare
tive stranger in the ctv-hsving been here but a
mOnth-and wa. known a remarkably steady
man All efforts since that time TO discover his
Whereabouts nave proved unayailing. He has
famils OF FIVE children here. and formerly
KEEP; the Spencer House in indianapolis, Indi-
ana Baltimore Gazette of Nov 7th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

20 Seven hundrss drafted men. We under
stand. we're Yesterday forwarded 20 the front.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

HANcock CoUNTY AT the last October cleo
ton Hancock county WAS carried for the Demo.
cratic ticket by = majority of about thirty six
votes, notwithstanding the honest Republicans
shipped in whole car load of soldiers and voted
them at Greenfield At the presidential election
We the Republicans have carried it by
about - votes This result was from the Oppo.
sition procuring flow OF votes into Buckcreek
and Vernon townships, and strong effort OF Dan
GoOding and his few friends 10 keep up his sink
ing fortune The honesty Of this Union party is
quite plain. In 1863 Center township was car
ried bv majority of over 500 votes This cleo
ton il carried by 10 votes. The Union
cause in Center township is certainly very
nearly played out
Query Union men. how is thisr
Hancock county is Democratic. This was
proved at the October election. when a thorough
and vgilant canvass made for Senator,
Representative ami the county ticket.
Fraud, corruption aud ballot box stuffing has
prevailed in this county for some time and
winked at by those who ought not to do 50
But all is veil IN Hancock when a fight is made.
The opposition only make their increased vote
when the Democracy are not on the lookout.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
Svw YORK MONEY MARKET

NV YoRK, NOvembeS Ii
Money less active and easier ~ per cent;
sterling dull at 81 OSs4 gold.
Gold easier. opening at 50 1914, declining TO
50 4lia advancing TO So 4514 declining to 81
59ls, advancing to s. ~ =, and closing az 81
~
Government stocks 6rtn.
~ M.-(ioId 81 As
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleve-
land Railroad Company.

FfNE Stockholders OF the indianapolis. Plttsrg and
n Cleveland Railroad Company hereby notified
that special meeting Of tie Stockholders viii be held
Ulion City, the line q lad rosl, thursday the
2f'h 14y q Noyembe next for The purpose Of consider
iag te Of proposed agreement for c0nsOes
between said Company and the Belefonsine and India
lTo.d Company. Pursuant the laws Of Indiana ssd
Ohio ard 10 decice upon TIE adoption Of said agreement
and the transaction q such ether business may
before them.
Bv order Of the Directors. Z. KING Sec
Indianapolis. Oct -, I-GG ost24-dlt6w5;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

- Madame Mary A Engiish receives Ten
fl at the Indiana State Museum to-day. Go aud
sac the sights
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WAN D.
BLK AGENTS WAIVED.

gEXO circulate - .ubscrlPrsc- handsomely illustrated
4 Family Work. among ~ CD j, low priced History
II tie Great Rebellion. Of which ever tVo90 cegi.s
the frsf volume have been Soid.
Tor circuiaTs VII ter1s, sdtress
HENRY HOWE.
s-p.5-Sltv5n II. Main street. Cincinnati, O.
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NOTICE.
$40 TO $50 A DAY.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL TEE IMPROVED
n LITTLE GIANT SEWING NACHISE-The best
chea Machine In the United States. We are giving
commission hy which the above wages be made OF
will employ agents a. t75 month and 1penses paid
For particulars AID terms address. with stamp,
2 PAGE, esDsral Agent,
sspts>-e9.ksf-D rs.s<e, Ohis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12
CIT 1T z NJ s

tz-Huniins parties daily leave the city il
search Of game.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~ viii run as follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave Indiana polis
Day Express via Piqus) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 A
Nigh. Express via PQgs 100 T. n
Cincinnati Express ais T. v
Trains arrive.
Night Express lvis Dayton 1875 A. u
Day Express via PiGca) at 1910 r. NJ.
Columbus Accommodation via Pc1s) E3S p N
Direct connection slade AZ Columbus for al Eastern
Cities
The Day Express and Cincinnati Express trains con-
connect direc' Al Richmond loT Hamilton and Cscins,i
arriving in Cincinnati a. 1910 A. NJ and sI5 Pm
Through Sleeping Car. sn Night trains.
y. LUST, superintendent
T. CRAxpiss. General Ticket Agent.
cc;3l -dtf
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EN- ERAL N EW S
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

THE VOTE IN THE ARMY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

The Commission met pursuant TO adjourn
ment at 40 o clock A. NJ, November IL. 1864
Horace Heffren, one Of the accused again
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.

For Morning Report see Fir., page.
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RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic Il Great Western Railway.
s

CtUMNHR hRRANGEMRNT-TwO THROUGH FL
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Takes effect July IL, 1864
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E'oR sAlE-A spLEvDip STOCK or sKw AND
seoond hsnd Billiard Tables ~ reasonable prices ~ w.
II. GRIFFITH i@ rataa street,
ry1uE STANDARD AMERICAN
i hlL,.lARr ftRhE AND COMBINATION CusHIeNs
Approved end adopted by tho Billiard Congress 81 bSt
The best and only tearo Billiard Tat manufactured
Bal,s g.ns ard sssr, art,c,e re'stin. 10 Bas Il re
by rHELsf : CObiHtDNR osvp-. nrosse sat 81, ina
sfr~~fs govx
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sALns AT AunTI0M.

HENRY H. LEEDS AU0rIONEER
IL GouPL 90. entire censcssoa q FOAAis"
HESsy ;. EEEDs tsy s;5S 4 1 AvO
Do DokS sss ssss. is ) s ire S.S O asa
oour co s'f Gs SsGI Tsi' 0, rosslas
ss sanscAs $ s
have been as.r.otos g this sas and
which w be then for The hrss time tos
painter O. Z Muller o,urrrp IN ppraox
Also for the second the history Of auction sales IA
this country one Of Of ART BY the hsis
rHR STANDARD BEARER
the largest picture ever seen 10 Ameea ~
SINCE Work.: The Toilet two very chsr%ing suSlsess
work of 2sadss Bousere.a ToSmoSoSe cSsve Trsysr
Van Muyden. Be1anger. vsleris Troyon: GUIDE; rett
risr Lem,sns yrhso. Frere. veyassst Dc Braekeesr.
Wiems Pecrus. Peyiot Bonheur. Lasae David MARION.
Meas swebart Bossr DssIass e. IScis Stephens. Wal.
dcrp. Pei.n ie Ray Seisnsa and maay others OF the
' ~ IHE AMERICAN SCHOOL
ne o s sS
pressy for this sale Among Others present the names
two
Hasetine Benson Dana. hennessy, whtsdge. Brandt.
And take pleasure announcing work of tho
highest merit and Of great historic value the celebrated pic
'are by John V'nderlyna:A n
the finest work Of the artist aud long Acknowledged the
painted by American well known BY the line
ever done in this country BY tbs distinguished
The very high standnr Of house Mossrs 0OUPIL.
selection through varioa. houses
o. Europe have always given hsr a.
iacio1 offers Inducements to collectors as The
a ~ and rate. 2.
Fs gs Till " 81 ssSs % : he ss
day and evening until the nights OF sale.
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NAoReIs WILKINS AucTtoNEEs


W. superb Housenl Furniture. Pleyal and Worceser's
rtanoortc. elegant real Meme Br1nes Line Fngrayng
81 er fits nnc French china Cut Glsss Wilton Nelves
and BrusEea CARPETS, 6c.H II. LUDLOW 90. ywi seil
~ ,uton GU tuesday May TO- 1861 NJ n O'Clock AZ the
sidence NO u West Nina eenh street near Fifth avenue
AL the eeean Furniture, Ac contained III said house
ssug IN part OF reant rosewood Paior sui,e la crimson
satin richly carved rosewood Centre Pier and Fancy Ia
bles marble tops rosewood upright sstring ranuiorte
Pieye maker rosewood Panofos,c rS,pi corners
n, octave, Worcester tnnkeri Piano Stools Music 6ek
Nns Card Tab rich crimeou ssiin tralnx
tined with six nhe carved NAB ,pany Byteusou m,
biz. ele- snt carved mahogany Bunct Dining Cha rs in
leather Reps ana Lace Curtains very richly
vnahoqaog French Rrdstcads ArmorVa lace Wardrobes
Library Hookcases DreH AZ Bureaus wssnstanls two
CANT mahogany patent self looking Cabinet Secretaries,
afs psrs elegant rosewood secretary, Dressing Ia
ble-, tssid work Tables, nne walnut and mshossny
81 Bedtoom SUITS ralassee, patent Spring Beds eur Cd
elegant Uhina Desert Tea anc Core Set pain ed
with flowers ani gii worth $3.50; rioh Chns heavy
out Ola ware Silver Plated Ware Dessert fable
Cutiery scgsnt Wilton, Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Oh
soshs Ac together with assortment, Kitchen Furni
surs With winch Tho sale will commence.
SUPRRH REAL DRONZES AND CLOCKS,
anqne marble Mantel Clock Haingc OF Faris
leAbn match eEao marble Clock (Boy OF Paris
0skoy superb real bronze figure Hone superb real
6eoe Figures and Groupa Gard Receivers, Coupes
sss a su~ser n very choice Line Engravinss after
Aands or WinSsrhsller, Muller, Robert, &C.
Tbe Pessiturs Ac, will be exhibition ON Monday. Nth
~ ~ pernM which. With catalogue, mar he had ., Che
- xt.IupsNw no. ss. srss srss,
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A j. 81 hECKER, AUCTIONEHR
a. sufEEB COUNTRY SEAT AT NEWBURq
A. j. 81 ahckER, son l. co. will sell at auction, on
"wednesday NAV l8, as l2 o'clock. the Exchange Saes
room, ll Broadway. magnificent Country Seat New
bare Orange co MY, N Y For maps. particulars &C. ap
ply TO the sGc,oReers. II Cedar street