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The New York herald., 1865-05-27
| CARD FROM JOHN 3. OWENS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The lenghy period Of my twice extended Al
the Broadway theatre has closed and eft fyes
personally IN terms OF sincerity
grateful appreciation Of e cordial fsvo the unvarytng
kindness the generous consideration
fesonA efforts 6Ave been received By the public Of New
YORK.
does At An times appeal the emotons
aud though In long and varied professional experience
has been proud fortune 10 nsNterng
eheshed mark. os popular favor sod ssee
fore prfts Artist and gratitude . msu
been more deeply stirred than by the kBdesses here
% Upon me s esn 9a ssy oas we snanhs w1eh DOW seek
pulses OF my nature
70 the gcntleHeD 81 the eris pyess whose impartial
sense 0 nks and o. the truo requirements Of
pointed alike their prascs and their rest under
many courteous obligations which win be ptaassnily
msrabered as ihe, warmly ackpowiodeed.
few hours perhaps, shan hid sdieu the hosptable
zens OF New York W CRAFTY, in . distant land thosS
bilious iong0es wbic hsE favor intensified stimi
IL sad But tn the comparatively period
Absence heart viii be linked 70 them BY thsproodess and
happest recolecon and by the eherised hope
esteem enduring a. The gratitude of the pubs
ohetient servant JOHN X. OWENS.
Nsw yoak Nay y, 1865
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
sALHs AT AUCTION .


A suRSHAn ATcT!oNEER.
MAeEIriuENI ~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Oh Superb Drawing Room Suits.
a ,....,. p.... Velvet ana Brussels Carpets.
.osswood and Walnut Chamber ~ "'A''" ""~"1'''-'
Dining Room Furniture :. '1''' 'S' A' ~A''--'
! ov ~,,,. China, Glass Silver Ware Table Cutlery.
~ Nr rpFS pAx 6sATuRDAY MAY a. AT THE ELE-
"a nj nEsiDENCE a WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BIZ
TWEEN SiFrH ~ y AND SIXTH AVENUES.
and & SUIT: furniture covered In crimson and gold
H von anu gold brocate OF the richest description, viz
richly csre.S s@.ss Arm Oval Back and Reception cssrs
marble TON Plate Glass Mirrors and brcas
Cbes v nos Dc Rose and Maraueerie Cabinets ssyres
, elegant sets: Velvet Carpets Bronze and Or
bUnSsSnsn U Console and Gard Tables. ES:y GSsr
~'SonS supero Lace Curtains, French Shades.
MAuNlFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
carved legs and 10 order city MAKER
S,ss wood Canterbury Stool Cover, Music Books
AoorEhB COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND BRONZES
BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
rosewood aud walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes
oak Extenson Table Buffet elegant sets China
slass and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery N. BParties
tng 70 attend this sale take Fifth Sixth
avenue cars, leaving 10Th st.. house
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

C1gARs AND TOBACCO PINE HAVANA rOBACCo
wnpRss and Fiilers BY the single bale, low for cash:
spanish ReRops Al knds pieces Of 0l yards low ~
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100000 sss ssEsD .sp A ... sF.D s.D AND nAvsSn
manufacurs Q. CHEEKs Agent for Ne Ns% Hors cssg
Manufacturing Company, p Warren Rsspk
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~S-s>-~-~-~~~~~o>~~>.~
" RtGHTKBNrlI Nlnffr or nR r. BDDY
- rnkEB IMMBN5B PIBcss: wILILAN giTIsfx.
NJ. n Rddy as lack shstff~rd aissos Al New fsSf
WISrEs 0AEDss
rosirivsES r.. EAsTT nroHv
rHs aS$r SS LAOr
rhiA evening Will be presented, for
THE LA9TTfME
Tom Isyiors adaptation from the French q oas ef
TUE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND
BiN0ULARLY THRILLING DRAMAS
Of our day with th
MRS @4IEacK isassI 2ss sd aSH ;nl,ads c ~ sss
GBhMOh. WALCOr, Nessrs BARTON HILL,
WALCOr HANI.v An
SPECIAL NOTICE
The manzEemanS has sincere ann0unoknH Z
engagement with the young and hriisst lragedasans
Who will appear on Monday .s,,,s ss.n
seats may nov be secured for Monday.
Eox's OLD BowERY THEATRE
Il isesAee. Director and Manager o. L. ROa
Mss FANNY HERRING
IN NINE me pmIrfERgNT DIP cHARAcrKRs.
The Fems'e Detseiys Miss Fanny Hssvt.s
M,es S SMscoPgsieen Miss Fanny Hsy1ee
-. s,.,n JACK SHEPPARD AND His poo
Blackskin 6by the celebrated dog ..""{ {sSs5s1S
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A uCrTON NOTICE
n SPECIAL SALE OF
Consisting of
wOoLLENs, LINENS, CARPETS. sILEcIAs.
g. CANVASS. GLOVES AND OTHER DRY GOODS,
SAyed from late fire In
UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE
WILL BE SOLD
THIS DAY SATURDAY. MAY a.
Catalogue and goods ready.
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO, Auctoneers
No l32 Chnrch
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THE TURF.

TThION COuRsE. L. L-rROTTINu, SATURDAY. NAY
~ ~ a O'Clock r. Match for 81 00O mile heats best
1tn In hAruosA Daniel Phfer names W. Lady Warren
Danie Mace names b. m Patchen Fiy -
SHAW WHITE. Propr,otor.
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

.. YOUNG, -AUCTIONEER.-LAR0E SALK or
a. Household Furniture. this day Saturday, al II
sclcok Precisely at the residence No 50 wsyeey place
S.een Fifth and Sixth avenues consisting OF magnificent
rianoore full octave and containing all the
Stool and Cover Also elegant rosewood and
Brussels ana Ingram Carpets on Paintings marble Blu
eads pure cured Hair Mattresses Spring Beds enamed
yhamber SUITS Mirrors Corner Stands Extension Tables
Lace window Curtains, black walnut mahogany
POTION Chairs sofas Lounges Clocks Easy Chalr Tables
IN nrs class house. Sale peremptory, and deposits
CURED lrom purchasers. n B.-fhe Seventh
run directly past the dOor.
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A FANCY TEAM OF ROAD HORSES FOR SALE
~ . handsome stylish aud fast IS hands high years
9id sns sprng sound every wsy beautiful drves bright
bay and et black white, except blaze face each
WI oc nosa cheap ana warrented Also beautiful sorrel
MARE; 10 handa FAST double single Also nIce road
oSss Ssed sseppera ApRy at new New York Livery
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NOR SALE CnEAP-A BLACK MARE. 6YEARs OLD,
sound and kind; s q very fas, trotter Can DO
Marcy avenue second house from Finishing Avenue BROOK
kn, or apply 70 q. WILSON TS Pearl street n Y.
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

pENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILB, AUOrloNEHR-wII.I
ID se II l66 East Thirty third s0reet Msnday May
ilox A M, Esncel Housshcld Furnsurc. consisting q
Carpets, Feather Beds Pllowa Bolsers Mattresses
&C. Also Extension Table, Chafs China Cus Glass Crock
Arv ~ Z
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

JToR sALB-A FINE BRIGHT BAY MARE, io,S HANDS
syears Old ong tan and name, sound, kind and gentle
~ every particular well suited for carria coupe Ap
ply TO T. BERTfNE, No. East Thirty eigh. street be-
tween and No A. N.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-21
Auction and CommiS'n Business.

hag t completed his large
aqS she Court House.
TATE ' ~ ~''' e''' 1sh'r II AoCI1Oh or III
Havng the avaby Known
all tol sn
Of REiU Ar sss
"1't"'As ino
*
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-21

An artless woman only needs o
she' to be converted into heartless
pne. .e
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Government PROPERTY.

I All persons in the Districts of Rich
IL land; Lexington, Fairfield and Ker-
shaw. who have in their possession or con
troll property belonging to the late so-called
Confederate Government, are directed to
give immediate notice thereof, and to sur
render the same to the undersigned on or
before November 1st. This order embraces
cotton and every other description OF Gov
ernment' property, no matte. under what
cuthorltV the same 1,a: old or de-
tanned.
.. Parties holding ja.ls. rar which
receipts have been 81" Ill. eshihit them
forthwith.
3, Persons having inforT alton wi.ici, win
lead to the detection oi Individuals who
have sold, abstracted, or coIcca'ed Govern
1nent property, and who fa:,iaa informa
zion thereof, viii be iair!y con,L.iisated
1. Pubic sales will be held this place
ON WEDNESDAY,, ut 10 A. II Of each
week, at the College Campus, O. Govern
ment property. Terms cash.
5. All persons who fail to con,rIy with
this order will subject themselves - arrest
and punishment
EDGAR McMULLEN,
Asst. Special Treasury Agent.
CoLUAEIA, October 12, 1865.
ES Fairfield, Lexington and Kershaw
District papers will copy four times and
send bill to this office. October IS u10f4
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s7,E!RAs- IN. ADHAEcE
SIS The following is the Proclamation
OF Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi,
IN relation to coiored testimony lately
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

y AcKsoN, MISS, Sept. 25, 1865.
BY an order bearing date the 2Oth
instant, Col. Samuel Thomas, Assis-
tant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau in this. State, proposes to
transfer to the civil authorities of the
State the right to try all cases, in
which the rights of freedmen are in
yolved, either for injuries done to
ftheir persons or property. This pro-
position is made, however, on con-
ditaon that 9sthe Judicial officers and
magistrates of the Provisional Go
vernment of the State will take for
their mode Of procedure the laws now
In force In this State, except so far as
those Laws make distinction on ac-
Z count OF color, and allow negroes the
same rights and privileges as are ac-
corded to white men before their
courts, " by which I under stand that
negroes shall be allowed {, testify in
cases where their interest is involved.
And believing that the late consti-
: :tntiona amendment which abolishes
slavery. abolishes also all laws which
constituted part of the policy of the
system OF slavery in declaring that
the negro shall be protected in his
person and property, established
principles which, of themselves, en-
title the negro to sue and be sued.
and as o necessary incident to such
night that he is made competent as q
witness, according to the Jaws of evi-
dence of the State
Now, therefore, I, William L. Shar-
keys Provisional Governor of Missis-
sppl, with the view of securing to
onr citizens the right of trial before
their own officers, and under their
own laws, rather than by q military
law, do hereby proclaim and make
1 known that, In all cases, civil and
criminal, ih which the rights of ne
groes are involved, either for injuries
done to their persons or property; or
In matters of contract, the testimony
OF negroes may be received, subject
to the common law rules of evidence
as regards competency and credibiity
which prevail in regard to white per
sons. And do, therefore, accept the
proposition of Col. Samuel Thomas.
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed.
mems Bureau of this State, and re-
quest that no Ereedmen's Court shall
hereafter be organized, and that those
already in existence be closed, and
instructed to transfer the cases before
them to the civil authorities and {
hereby instruct all Judicial officers
and magistrates to. act accordingly,
until the Legislature shall act upon
this subject
Given under my hand, and the great
seal of the State affixed, this the
day and date above written.
". l.. SHARKEY,
I Provisional Governor of Mississippi.
INTERNAL REVENUE DEc1s1oNs.--
Where persons owning farms make
business of buying and selling OF
dealing In cattle, using the farm in
connection Herewith as q cheap and
convenient depot for the cattle pur-
sa chased ..ntil aaa opportunity offers to
sell them, or until sfficient number
are collected for shipment, they be-
come cattle brokers within the mean
ing of the law, and are liable to license
as such. Pianoes placed in town halls,
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For Congress.

We a-e7anshorized to Announes JAMES
FARRoW, Esq, Of spart~nburS, as can
didate to represents, in the Congress Of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising ths Districts OF An
oerson, pickens, Greenville, Latrrens, Spar
tanburs, Union, York and Chester. =
Sept Sc
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FOR CONGRESS-.

O4s SON0GGO0.
The friends ot GEO. D. -tTILLMAS, Esq,
respectfully announce him o candidate for
CONGRESS, at the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Oranscburg,
Edgeheld, Lexington, Abbsville, New'oerry,
RichlaRd and Fairfield. Sept 2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
,almost bursed.aat. Wv. aer ,na o. What

use IL csrdfe
tsTo give hg Il, graodpaPa
Jesus says to His p4ople, 'Ye are the
light Of the world'-thst y, He means
them TO guide other peopl 20 Him, or
show them the way to heaven. Nov, II
you should put this candle under the
table would il be of an9 uss 70 sraeT'
"Ohl no" replied Arthur "it must 90
on the table"
Eyes" said his grandpapa, "or where
il will shine. so Jesus wantsthoss Who
belong to Him to give light -FOUR pa
rents gave you to Him when Jon we're
baptissd. and jon are happy DO Jesus
child, are you notT
: "Ol yes grandpaPa
stThen y0u must ask Jesus 10 make
you love Him 90 much, that Jon will try
40 please Him in all things; and 90 by
your good example yoa will lead other
little boys TO Iowa Jesus too"
'.Rut, grandpapa, IT IL 10 hard 20 be
good1all the tims."
! II know il 10, my boy; bot Jesus in
always ready 70 help you If you AJAX
Him. He tella yon 10 shine--Hs will
give the grace 0R tn9 power 70 40 ~
Then whether your life lasts long, until
1t is all burned out like the end Of q
candle, or whether it only burns q little
while, like q candle which 10 blown out
after il has just been lighted. the end
will be peace and joy, for Jesus will
say: well done"
Arthur stood for a moment after his
grandpapa had finished, aud o. be look
ed al the candle almost out, and then at
his grandpapa looking 90 old and feeble,
he thought they were something alike,
and be made up his mind that be would
try 10 be useful and give Just light, as
they had done, and 90 the new condle
was now doing.
When be told hie mother why he had
not come sooner with the book, she said
there was still time TO read him story
before be went 70 bed. Then shs went
with him to his room and found this text
for him, and he learned ID that be might
remember his arandfatheF's words bet
ter Let your light so shine before
men, that they may see your good works,
and Rlorify your Father which is in hea-
ven.4~-T The Standard Bearer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

Toilet Powder, Toosh Fasts, Powder sad PAD
Boxes, sInsear, Boags, Liz wkite, baadsiins
ans Mssn Fnn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

@@- A CHANCE 10 OBTAIN ANY TnE
Allows AHTtuLK@ Fum ONE poLLAR BY
PURCHASING HKALKn ENVELOPE F0M
TWENTY-FIVE CkkTs
@@- Wv sssasd Kas~t9p@s ell ~ Renf for u
Eieven ~ -. Thistt fax Is; As ase fsf Ni0
One unaarea fcf efB AGENTS NAhT&D
EVERYWHERE. a#Ha4
Our ra'spns are desired % ssua Nnited sta -
weasg Wh#m "a ta ceHxsa sat Lgux istters are
nmnec sNaTFs
orasra foF scaled Envslepes nsnst O. every csse
b. aeaumptaiea ~ ths Cash with the nama Of
tbs pssf0n sebaiHE. Tewns Gazssy SD stats
plainly written. Lettsts shoul4 bs sd5fsasaa 80
tha mAaagsFs ~ iotsawas
GOODWIN, BUST a CO.,
Box 500, Post once, new York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

do not wisn for any heaven on earth
besides that OF preaching the Gospel Of
Jesus Christ TO immortal SOULS Henry
Aartyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The beloved Of the Almighty are the
rich who have The hamility Of the poor,
an the poor who have the magnanimity
OF the rich. = Saadi = f@a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

A thoroughly honest man. will not lie
even 10 bis dog or in any way bstray the
brntes confidence. a ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

A good man, when dying once said |;
Formerly death appeared to ms like q
liver, but now IL has dwindled 10 little
Ill; and my coinfosts, which were 40 @
i'll, have become as the broad and deep
liver"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

EUREKA BAZAAR.
$50 $40 7af-TT
JUST RECEIVED AT rs IAN I

JUST RECEIVED AT 70 MAIN 4
, trails Dates.
1BFs Frames.
= U es eaRdines.
fierce Ham 6au age.
Dried Beef.
u BIS H0. 4 HIRING.
!" Smoked -
o C0daGh,
! Bfls split Herring.
9Szck Liverpool 6aIf.
5 Sacks Fine fable -
% BFis y racuse @
4 BIZ aalihue
x ss / ~ Y i@AacserAI.
10 f-fe t" -
Case Capsicum Capers.
lmr.y Fowder.
Pepper Sauce
= Worcester kamea
80 6fongh'on BiIfers.
l aymstoe Ketchnp,
" olive Oil.
t0Ve OysfeFx.
rickeled LObsters.
"a . Co., Clans,
WHEELER. ARMSTRONG a TARR..
{ SseeassOrs % n. A. OasEl
~ s9s14
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
ExPREss.


fHNHB ADAMS E1PkE&e COMPANY HI
ii apseffaiis Annoancs 20 their fFiend# and
r3srons-tha pubaic n KvaasTiaAs and wtefHfRy--
thai wtth iBersa@ed fAefl liss for the Transports
ttou o.
FRKTGHT, PACKAoESs MONEY,
AND VALUABLE,
They aofseff ecutfnaauca ~ former fasors.
Espscial care takes 10 che eoliectign Of Eiila.
DrAfts, Notes, sad ne tfanspcststion 81 washable
p@ekAss9- H
Any Information In regard ~ tbs rontsw, &C.,
car b. obtained VI Tbs ones FiFat strsst, next
door e tAs Faataniea THOa. oAITHKns
avs xnnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

ROME INTERESTS

TO rsrsIcrAxs.--If yoa wish 60 purchase pure
vance en- Kaatarn prioss. SO ana examine kHAakn
a wnzrr's stock, wasre you wFsl 1ad evszs artf-
cs that In needed by tbs profession, and prices
which cannes fAal 60 give satisfaction. Thar
store Ia GO Ne. "a Main street mag4d4wa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!
Bachelors Hair Dye i abe host a. this
known world. This only frns and perfees bye
-HaFmlsaa--InstaRtaneou and BslIable-pro-
dnoes spisRdid Black Natural Brown -Fsms-
dies the ~ effects Of bad Dyes, and fseqHAntIy
restores the original color. Sold b. all DEaEgista.
Tha genuine Ia signed, w. A. Batehsior. u Bar.
clay stre@f. New York. ap16-9H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
W00LTN GOODS,


Year eRpsc8@i a4ssDftsn IA c&ihea 20 600 DOZEN
weolsn 6oods, IN TIE latest styles o. Hoods, ~.
kfaa. GcarM. C1mfcrke, skAslnx Caps, Enbaa
ghswls, Over SHIRE, Under bAiFsa, DrawsEs, &e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

HathawAy,s GLARS Pager ktanaing.
(InlS.~m4fhsa NgfCn.
Emvis@ Cemmon Byron,
Leneu Co8lags Of ait kinds snd aizsa.
3 LaaInss Jnsonstf Collars. fnsw sfyiss5.
CoIlass nad Cells IN sets, and MeurnirR Collars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

- La 1919 ~ ~ - A. - = 80 -
A CROWN OF GLORY.
Every Man, Woman aad Child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia
I. Wiling 70 recommend IL. 1hrss pears Of rap
tdEy Increasing sale have made ans Ambrosla "a
NOUS all over tire vorid.
1T rs wARRAHTEp TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching q tie Head
Ii nsksa Ssw Hair grOw ca Bald Heals.
It prevents tbs Hsir from Falling 0zs.
II renders ths Ear Soft aud Glossy.
oAeaascs the soap, Goods the heated Brow Be-.
moves DandruH. Cures RerToVs Hsrdaehs, Cures
BsIdaeas, Ipsures LuxuriAnE Locks, Inctiaes Hair
tsass rE. supsreedes Wigs, Eiiss Hair-EatsFs-
Good effect apparent At once. @* Sc
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
The AmBrosia viH salt you 10 T. EieGAatly
put up DsIieAtsly Performed. Ps'ronizad bE
Opera singsrs and Actresses. eoid Ia splendid
boxes or esrtoaa. containing two Iargs b9ttlss-
No. for morning. No. for evening".
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
eTERLIEG's AMBROsIA Il The beat, most
agreeable and effective toilet ia the wsrld. To
prove this, trya earson.
Sold BY Druggis'a.
HteFIlRg's AmbF0sIa Manufacturing
Company
ans FULTON street, aEw YORK
ei4-dAwiy r----
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such anlgtF-
sal demand, 10 made frpm iha choicest materi
ale, 10 mild and emoEffent In IT. nature fra
granfEy scented, aud extremely bene6efaa
in 10 setioa upon the skin. For sale ~ Drug
gisEa and Fancy Goods Dealers. ans fy
ACmrd 20 ImvMifdS.
A Clergyman. While residing IN South America
- a missionary, discovered o aafs aud staple
remedy for the cars Of AsFEcas Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases o. this uriuaxy mna Hezainaa Or
sans. aud the whole train Of disorders brought en-
BY bansfaI and vicious habits. Great Numbers
have Gbeen already cared By shia nobIe remedy
Prompted BY a desire 10 beneat the AFFLICTED and
unfortunate, wilt send the rGelpe Cor preparing
and using this medicine. In sealed envelope. To
any sns who NEEDS u, Free IF CAargs.
Plaass snelose postpaid snvalops, addressed
10 yogrself Address,
JOSEPH r. IsmAN.
igz1.sm. atatien D. Bible Houss, r. \ oits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

On the selond floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to IL, Is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods In general. Car
peta, Oil Cloths, Rags, Mattinga.
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper, Table Linens. Cotton
and Linen Shsstings, Cornices,
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAoURss. FRENCH @ Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

sFs1AE.A @H 0GG TlC1l 654&l}
#& .Tn48Ca aas4Is aAA 0Ioa alG -Sa
n.saAsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

ccaslass 81 CciaAfe'a. Rochester, Chsmioal
Hosks Aad 1hsmaa WeTstlsy's, ~ oezpher, Pon-
eanm. nrown windseF, Mnuey ana OAatlia, Thenp-
moaa Osk@ zha B@ss. Yanksa ans Mliitnfy
EhaYing, &aA oiyn~rfne.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
LINEN THREAD.
costa's. S@sbour's, stssaFs's sna Danisp's.
gTTNnRTEg.

Cabss Cerd. SIR Coa2 Cord. Twist Creehst, Nee.
dIes. Heoks End Eyes. Fingsg B1Dgss watch
Guards, Shoe 1hrsagy Inca Mmd Ogtten Floss
case LMcas, Magic kuff~ns watch keys, oeFnet
Lass. Tape Trim ming Steel TwssEsfas Wlds STA
Covered Corset Says, WTspping PapsF, NAels-
bona, Ladies' Pagss, Wa6oiaEs ssh vsiis, slfk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
PERFUMERY.
TOILET ARTICLES.

Luhts'a. haEia'a. 9uies HAL nfua.'s ans
Ress 0il, Pomaae sad aaaarsed KxtrAess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

~ aac ~ tnsh Belt nfbben. IN A4aSk. Par.
pIs. Pfnk, blne, Msxests, Leaahsr snd Brow,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

Letter. Note, C.p. Bin sna Ledger Papsr. Ia
vsiepes In AL eoiers. slesl Peas, PsDsiiss Fsl
holders, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
lOST,SCRIPT!
:: FiORIj'EIGN NEWS.

SANDY Hook, July ] The steamer Per
STA, from Queenstown, on the End, has arrived.
/ Political news unimportant. l4>H a.
| The Africa had, arrived out
The final arrangement on the Great Eastern
are progressing rapidly. None but those con-
nected with the laying Of the cable will be
permitted. to- sail in the Great Eastern:
Signals were daily sent through the entire
cable, and the insulation and conduction pro-
duced were almost abs ,lutely perfect, A mes
sage of four words occupied a minute and
quarter but double this speed is expected from
the new instruments. $50 .
The proceedings of Parliament are mainly
formal .st
MI. Bright, in an address to his constitu-
ents at Birmingham, denouuces the present
Parliament and Government for neglectlng. the
reform question, but he hopes for triumph IN
the next session.
Cotton unchanged; breadstuffs dull Con-
soils 9l3 6,2O5 7O5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
FROM CHARLESTON.

New York, July 12-The steamer Amer
lea brings Savannah dates to the 9Th.
The Herald says the 18th was duly celebrated
in Charleston
Gen. Gilmore visited Charleston on the 5th
instant, and was consulted by large number
of civilians on matters relating to their perso-
nal interests.
The only iron clacd in the harbor is the Kat
skill, which has been ordered North
The first foreign vessel since the opening #
the port, arrived there on the 18th with an as
sorted cargo.
The Savannah Republican Of the 7th mott
ces the arrival there, Of three hundred balessof
cotton from the interior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
Auction Sales.
q ALE AT A UCTION.

On Thursday Morning next, the 18TH at 10
o'clock, at my auction room, over J. E. Doug
lass Grocery Store, I shall offer q varied as
sortment of GOODS, including Household,
meres, Vestings, Carpenters Tools, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Sha AIDES and Chmneys, Allspice,
London Mustard, Gloves, Stablers and other
Expectorants, Painkillers, Syringes, Trusses,
Paint Brushes, Hair Oils, Extracts, TiRctures,
Ground STOPPER Glass Bottles, Covered Glass
Jars, and many other ARTICLES IN the druggist
line. JOHN u. PAkROII,
jy 11-2t Auctloneer.