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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
& CO., naufactur-
erS' Agents,

No. 16i BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
for OSE oLL4R esehA Il "a ~ ~ -
In consequence tbs great stlgnatiOn Of trade in
the misunderstanding dfa rleis Of Engtsud, through the
war h,yn cut OIL he supply OF cot on,A large aus
4 oysnas JeweFJ, Alnally INTENDED for 10 Eng
AND MuiT BIC SOLD AT ANY sACRIrlCBi a.
ing agents fot the principal European mauu'a, ,tur.
srs, have resolved upon a. GREAT GIkT hiSrR T.
BUTlONC subject 90 the following regn aaon,
Certificates OF the ons articles ARE hrst put 4,
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed snd whea Ordered
ta6eh out without regard to choice and seni Nv
mail, thus giving all fair chance. GA receipt OF tha
certificate, youwll see what YOU are 10 have end
then Is at your option N the dollar lana a !,
the aTticle or not. PurnhAsers msy thus obfein a
Cold Watih, Biamond king, or any set OF Jewelrv
on our list for 0NE poLLAH.T ta -
SEND TWENTY FIVE tQEETs FOR leERTIBi.
OATE.
In all Transactions w mail we shall charge Tor far
wardi1E the Certificates paying postage aad dom,
The business twenty i've esn.r each which must Ls
lnoOsed when the Ueruhcae Ia sent for Eiye eerii
hcstes WI s sent for 81, eleven for S. thirty for St
sixty-hye for $40, aud a hundred for Sl6 -
AGBNHS.--We wNnt agents in every reoInani-
and in eserE town AMI county IN the tountrv ~ 4
those act nR as such will be allowed ten cents a.
cry Geftiheate oTderef for them, provided thsr re
mittanae amounts N 0ne dollar gents Will q Meet
twenty-five cents by every Oerllheaia, and remit ef
teen cents TO US, either In cash postage gtanps
,-,... 9ituA AitltANpALE A COs,Tf
ieHh<W Aof broadWays N, ".
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
current News Items.

The Danvile Review--sn abolition PERI
odieal conducted by Old Bob. Breckinridse--
has persisted for want Of sus,enance. Good.
The Republican papers begin to take back
the lies they told about Unionisu in Savannah.
The Republican authorities have taken pains
TO destroy the Union sentiment in Savannah
and every where elssin the South.
The Republican papers are very indignant
at the Philadelphia Press for giving currency
to false rumor that Grant had metwith q
reverse. il was very culpable Tor doing SC,
and deserves censure But there is no Re-
publican paper that is not in the daily habit
Of publishing lying accounts OF Federal sue
oesses. when there is no foundation for them
whatever In OR view, the one act IS as
criminal as the other. A lie isA iie no mat
ter which side it is designed to benefit or IN
jure.
Our telegraphic news will be found full OF
interest, to which we refer the reader for par
tieulass if'ttt.|si JtiW
The Enquirer says Major General Nc
Cook and staff, we're at the Burnet House
Yesterday, en- route for Helena, whittier the
General has been ordered
The Bpouirer of TO day says On yesterday
the counsel for the accused in the case OF
Daniel Flanagan, submitted their arguments
in his defense, The Commission then ad-
iourned until Tuesday next, when the Judge
Advocate will present his argument for the
Government. The Court will then proceed to
its findings.
The Grst men TO repudiate the legal tender
rreenbacks, and to demand gold in their stead
ia the loyal Republican Legislature of Iii
uois ,ss., l.H .a....f.
The Richmond press in speaking Of the
evacuation of Charleston, counsel cheeriuluess
rather than Gloom. They insist tha as Sher.
man has four corps, each Numbering f2,0O0
man. and large cavalry force, be should be
checked before reinforcing Grant.
Il is stated that advices from France show
tbat the reported cession OF Sonora ia without
foundation and that the relations between
Franco and the United States are not likely
10 he disturbed.
Some dosperadoes in the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, on Monday night, had a barrel full Of
combua,;ble materials, with arrangements (or
ioniting with slow matches, placed near some
hmbsr and but for the vigilance of the night
watch there would have been a general con.
Aagrat;op The guilty parties were detected
and plsosd in solitary confinement YTFr4
:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
TARM TOR sALEi 2

DETWEEN now and the lst day of March A. y.
ID 1865, will sell az p-vats sale my farm stiio 2
miles ast Of mHmlshufN aohigOn, ~ county, o ..
81 a ia m contains tOf Hfrea IL Va good State ~
{ yeii0n, hiss on tia good hRma house and a
barn, hne orchard Of iruit trees OF every vsrd \
bssi ig order, good proportion Of said lau1 i 3
upol the very BEST Of tiabsr; also winter in NJ
Q e. hor prieeand other pli lcuArs, please a. on
the sdhs Tiber, on the premIses or Of Adam ~. a
lllisburg, oho,i Terms, "a cash on April - 81 j,
u Va one, aud 6 IN two years Ilnreatter ai i.'l
7ia2lwts i'ii 800 'l.a 5fsAMUBb zBHRING.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
Notice Extraordinary.

INK undarsigned Informs the ladies and Rentle-
i men u Tins vicinity That he Is ready 10 mauulsc
turet 70 order, wigs and flmish curs and w1iskrrs
10 al who may esire them. Hair diesred IN the
most artsiic style He aro gvef less Ons to any wno
wish to learn the hnsneas. his styles are he very
latest Pans hahihue4 RnBtRr kEiF,
AZ MarkgfAnia toardng houro, 974 md 27G third
street, up stars. 0dice ours ircmsA NJ 10 IAN.
aud Houf z to q T.. NJ fs23 I'm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24

"A sweet womans soul sits and looks out OF
a bright eye like cat out Of a sunny win
dow fiis-t"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
NOAH ARNErTls EsTATE.. Y n J

NIOTlCE is hereby gwen that the subserber has
IN heep appointedahd qualified as Adminiatrator
On The sstaie oi Noah AmeHI iaic of .Montponery
County, ohio deqeasedn .sl45sa lal al.,.. .l'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
Enploy,;1rnllent.

crYk A MONTH-Aganis WsntaGf ise lga+iss Mo
d - chimes. We viii give comm ,sion on all
Machines sold, or employ agents who viii WORK ic
the above wages and All eNpcnees - d. ACTRESS
Hlu DvB. HERhth IDN& col,
{ iesdlwaw3 Ui hi stas Ds5o O. NJ = h. tan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
o YES! o YES!

'INltE undersigned IL duly licensed Ard ore r.
y Tor montgomery county, end viii G. Vk+leg, 81
oten a. his services, may he in demand 'i
Persons who have not taken out iitense viii ba a.
tended TO, IL they violate the law. H f'.' ' h
/ N. B.--Resldence 90 miles southeast o. fMIAMI
BURG. OTdersleii with JOHN k1sEE-t,,, or ADAM
CLAY Miamisbufil on Man aiieet,w o. t'a1dad
10. Col. GEOE-E Kls-p
anglo wlwoy 'ifta z hf 500
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24

The following bill has passed the Senate Of
{ bio, aud will pfobably'go through the House
John Browns Soul is marching on r.
SEc ! BE il eracted, 30, That " any per
son subject 10 draft or cOnscripted into the
military service OF the United States, under
The laws thereof, shall absent himself from u .
to wnship. YARD or election district Of bis resi-.
de nee, with intent to avoid any draft ordered
To be made by the United States or by this
State or if any person subject TO be drafted
or conscrpted, IA aforesaid, who is nov ab.
sent from the township, ward or election dis
triet Of his residence, shall remain absent
theretrom with the intent aforesaid, or II any
person subject TO bo drafted or oonscripted Us
aforesaid, shall conceal himself with The intent
aloresaid or # any person subject, ms afore.
said, shall alter being drafted into the militia
T ry service OF the United States, or Of this
State, wilfully fail or neglect to report and
submit himself to the proper authorities, every
person so offending in either of the foregoing
respects, shall on conviction thereof, be deem
/ ed guilty OF an Infamous crime and upon
copyieiion shall be Imprisoned in the county
jail for period not exceeding six months,
aud shall be liable 10 a fine not exceeding
FIVE hsndred dollars, and shall be deemed in
competent TO be An elector, Juror or witness,
or 70 hold any Office Of honor, trust or profit,
within this State. Provided, that the provis.
ions Of thisact shall not apply TO any person
who shall absent himself from the township,
ward or election district Of his residence, and
who shall enlist within this State n the militia
ry service of the United State, yefore he
shall have bten drafted,
The sentence Of Davis, the rebel spy, hos
been commuted by the President to imprison-
ment at Fort Daleware during the war.
The indsposition Of tue President TO exe-
cute the severe sentences Of his military com
missions reflects credit both upon his saghcity
and humanity lie has disposed OF Davis far
better and more in accordance with the laws
of nations than the military tribunal disposed
Of him t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
Valuable Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber oilers Tor sale on reasonable terms
4 his hou.n aud lnt - Wayne sr4et, Dtytoh. Also
house and lot on Aenia Avenue. % Gail at No 22e
Wayne street Tor iurtber Information
q 8d2w " p'tf " Gt1-TIJS RBFT1ZER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
Wine Plants, Grape Reefs, etc,

I HAVE for sale nthe genuine on NEsE WINE
] PLAhl.s, Gape Roots, hVergreens OF aa1eriof
quality, AhFubbely Of every deacI ipiion u l.f end
Shade Irels OF all Varieiiesa Of hb very hes. dutl
iy Address through POST ffce, Oh atmy prem 'sta
add tIvilteall immeahaiely GEORGE BAH III
.ieDd2W Corner Ludlow and First Streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given thatIliase bsen appoIa.
IN cd Egeenior Of Morgan Hatfield, late ,Ot Mash,
ihgton township, Montgomery eo0nly, Ohio, decd
ielswS i..,.s,. 'l,I io MILTON N hoNElL
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
Eu.opean Intelligence
AMERICAN AFFAIRS,

In tho House Of Lords. on the l,h inst.
Earl Russell having laid on the table fur
ther correspondence with reapect to tho
war in Anf-rica. tooR occasion TO read tho
following extract from letter from Mr.
Seward to Mr.. Bruce dated June 10, 1865:
Notwithstanding. however the exccp'
lions and reservatiuns- which have been
made By her Majestv's Government. and
which have been herein considered. the
undersigned accepts. with pleasure. the
declaration by which her Majesty's Co
vernment has withdrawn its former con
cesson of q bp!.ire rent CHARACTER to the
insurgcnts, and tins Government fur ther
freely admits that the normal relation
between the two countries being prncti.
caily restored t" the condition in which
they stood n-fore She anvil war; the right
to search Britiah vessels has come to an
arrangement satisfactory, ia every matte
rini respect. between the two nations"
Satterthwnite S circular, on the evening
OF the 9th. says business in American st-,u
rites has been. active, though in amount
scarcely up to the average of tho past few
weeks. Fivc-twcnt!es hav. ranged be-
,wee" II and III, any. further advance
bein:, checked by the fact chat they are
relatively about 6 per cent. higher here
than in New York.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-Tlis is
the title of a new daily newspaper to be
soon established in Charleston, conducted
by Cathcart, Mcmillan g. Morton, who,
IN brief prospectus, announce themselves
as native Carolinians, naturally looking to
the Interests of their own State and 10
those Of the South, nor wanting in the
proper devotion to the Uuited States Go
yernment. Their rates are $40 per an.
mum. Their agents in Columbia are
Messrs. Zealy, Scott & Bruins.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
by Tele&Ieap ph.
News from Mexico.


New ORLEANS, July l4.-Mexican adj
vices of the 2sth ult. have been received.
Generals Lopez and Cl;7cr had returned
FROM their pursuit cf the remnants of Gen.
Seg-ete's srccps, which had generally lis'
cnaded and gone to Texas to hide Ccrti.
nas bad recently captured two steamers.
The Commerce saye Cortinas has positively
and in manner Officially established is
headquarters on the Texan side of the Rio
GranIe, and that the American authorities
have been constrained By the protest Of
the Imperial Government to order Covti
naa to keep within his house.
The MonitoT says the commander Of the
French fleet had an interview with G+a
Steele on the subject of the steauboat
captures. but cannot give the result
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

SHooTINe.-A lamentable case of shoot
ing took place on the farm of Mr.. Jack
Halr on Sunday morning. the particulars
OF which we ere not correctly informed,
except that the man shot was member
Of the seth New York Volunteers, and
that he now lies in Critical condition.
MIR. llair, and his overseer, the latter of
whom il is said committed the deed, are in
confinement awaiting examination. We
regret to add that subsequent to this and
in the afternoon. Mr.. Hairs dwelling.
house was burned 10 the ground.
Neu6erry Herald
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
BY the Provisional Governor of the
State of South Carolina.
A PR 0C l A II A TITO N I!

NJ HEREAS His Excellency President
w johnson has issued his proclamn-
tion, appointing me (Benjamin F. Perry)
Provisional Governor in and for the State
Of South Carolina. with power to prescribe
suchrules and regulations as may be ne
cessary aud proper for convening a Con-
vention of the State, composed OF dele
gates to be chosen by that portion of the
people of said State who are loyal to the
United States, for the purpose of altering
or amending the Constitution thereof; and
with authority to exercise within the
limits Of the State all the powers neces-
sary and proper to enable such loyal peo-
pie to restore said State to its c. nsttu-
t;onal relations to the Federal Govern.
ment, and to present such Republican
form OF State GoTera.aca: as will easitle
tho State 20 the guarantee Of the United
States TIE; efoT, and its people to protec.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

"Podomantics." or the new science of
judging Of a mans character by his feet,
is the present fashionable rage at Paris.
We have tried in all ways-by the head.
(cranioogy,) by the face. (physiognomy,)
by the abdomen, (gastroromy.) and now
the process is by the feet: Whether, in
this region, we are to find soul and under
standing, which we have failed to find in.
head, face, brains and abdomen. is the
question. The vulgar world is quite con-
tent to decide ones excellsncies by his
purse. How much money has he go,2 asks
the banker. How much money has he gota
demands the belle in the market. The
highest bidder is. par excellence, the most
virtuous character in al the markets. So
--hurrah for Mnmmou!
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

"lThe Owl" and "Zhe Bat" are now the
two fashio nable papers of the clubs Of
London, giving the rarest accounts of So
cietv. "Hawk and Buzzard' would be no
bad tile for large number Of our Anne
Heao Fspers
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
10 CHARLESTON, via FLORENCE
THE CuicLeSt o,,I Cheapest Rout<y

.,-.9Ss: - s BEING all the way by rail,
= = sd, exrer: % miles. from Co!um
bia to KnEsville or G"A,den--' etween
which points I'M +, of COMO
VEHICLES connect closely with all trains.
viz: Leave Columbia Mondays, Wednes-
days and fridays, at ) p. NJ. aad connect
with the train next morning. which rea che 8
Charlesto early the same <evening. Ira
vellers over'tt.is line can be accommodated
with any style vehicle they preier-Oprn
Buggy. Top Buggy, Close Covered Ambu.
lance. Covered Wagon. Carriage Pic. mic or
Pleasure Couch. or Saddle Horses For
passage or chartering vehicles, apply at
July 26 4s SILVER HOUSE.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

ADVANCE IN PRIcE.-Il consequence of
the high prices demanded for provisions,
etc, we are compelled to advance our
rates of advertising to 81 square for the
Fl rst and rs cents each subseGlent inser
tion
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

We invite the attention OF cuS rcadecs
to the sound views Of Gen. HAM .cr. .s
embodied in his letter in to days FSon.==.
on the subject Of colonization from the
Southern States. Though our homes are
in ruins, we need not aband,n them. Let
US try and repair them.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
Dwelling House for Sale.

NHE three story brick DWELLING
Il HOUSE, situated on the North east
corner Of Laurel and Marion streets is
offered for sale for cash. The loS is large,
and has on it all necessary out buildings
For particulars apply vt this Office.
July 90 s
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The amateur musical cluo of Columbia
had rehearsal in Sidney Park yesterday
morning. There were eigh; voices. with
accompanying instruments, md they dis.
coursed most admirable hmmonies The
club, we are told, medtates concert in
this city and in Camden very shortly
Their scheme advances apa,e, and it is the
hope of the club to be abe, ere long, to
erect for themselves a concert room.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The sugar and cotton crops of Texas
Will be short, On account of the disorder
occasioned by tile employment of free
labor.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
FURNITURE, STONEWARE, &C

FURNITURE, sTONEWARE, &C.
AM now prepared to REPAIR, CLEAN
and REVARNISH all kinds Of FURNI.
TURE. / have some fine and plain FUR
NlTURE. variety of sTONEWARE. lat
pottery prices.) with y small lot Of GRO
CERlES and 1INWARE, which will sell
or barter at reasonable rates. Store and
shop at my burnt dwelling, rst street
East of Main street, near NicHerson's and
Congaree Hotel ruins. portion of the
trade Of my friends and of the citizens
generally is solicited. A. c.. SQUIER.
July % +3
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Yellow fever is raging at Vera Cruz.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The venerable John II Gi6bon, Esq.
has been appointed by President johnson
Assayer Of the Branch Mint at Cha, Iotte,
n. G.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Spanish Government has uncond;
tionallv placed tie war steamer Stonevall
in the hands Of the United States Govern.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

A DYERTISEBENTS FOR THE RICHMOND TINES.
The RICE EoND TIMES Oilers 6he opportunity
70 business men 20 advertise. Advertisements for the
Times" will be oonspouoHsy insOrt d and Oarefuly
classified and cen be Adod in at ito Office tOOrner Of
Main and i4n stree a. up Thur DAY night Tie first
number Of tbs pspor win appear on Friday morning.
onr l9-2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
ASCTION SALES.
This Day.
BY F. B. Cook a Co., AuctiOneer.
90. 10. Main street.l

Fs RNETURE, CAR.
ii PETS, CLOTHING, &c. Tor sale at AUCTION
on THURSDAY the Goth instant at 10 O'clock vii.
ell at my Store general assortment Of Furniture &c
comprising
Pier and Centre Tables, Dining and Pine Tables
4 ardrobcs. Mashstands,
Mahogany Sofas, Cane and other Chairs,
Brussels Ingram Carpets,
Large Tin Safe
Large Folding Screen.
s. ttagc and 9th CT Beadsteads,
Several very superior Feather Beds
Fair and Shuck airasses,
Superior Sewing Machines
A lot Of Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,
Several superior Watches,
! Double Barrel Gun,
An assortment OF Hardware,
Several elegant silk and other Dresses,
An assortment Of Books,
Cooking and other Stoves, &c. 49,
aplS =. b. CuOh.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

DkCYTaEOND SALOON, No. esS Fra1IS-
IL lin kGFeet-four doors owe Exchange Aotsi,
by Pr FER MATTREWs formerly Of the Planters
House on I'LL stree; which destroyed during The
ased stand he promise ha ftend d. and ouse ner
and The public generally always Iesh supply Of every
thing usually kept IN tBeiass Restaursrt Ibe best
ape fsbs, fsh vegetables &C.. Will be always hand
Private ming rooms Cor parties desiring them
Strangers visiting Richmond viii find j. 70 their ad
yAntaae 70 take their meals at this Saloon.
Breakfast nom Till u.
Dinner from til 8.
Supper from tB 2. aplS-S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
OFREOEA
HDQRp DsPARTSEN OP YlRGlNIA,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April II, 1893. }
GENERAL ORpEEa(
No. 30.

GENERAL ORpERs(
For the purpose Ofosrying out the requirements Of
General OrdsrA No. s. current series from those Head
Quaers It Is ordered that al odices and soldiers having
captured borses carriages, or other private property IN
their possession turn the ct once 20 the Quar-
tarmaster of their respective commands TO be forwarded
to the DepO. Quertermaser ct Richmond in ease the
property was taken from citizens in Richmond,
10 the nearest Provost Marshal 10 be returned 70 the
owners. Citizens having such captured property il their
possession viii turn the same over to the Provost Mar
shal.
ANY person negleotins 70 comply promptly with this
Srder will be placed in arrest and punished Command
ing officers viii be held 10 strict accountability in
porting all Of delinquency within their respective
commands Provost Mafshals will make strict search
for captured property in the hands Of officers and
the utmost vigilance in attending 70 the execution Of this
order
By command OF Majo. C eneral ORD
Ed. W. SMITH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
By HAEEs & Co., Auctioneers,
No. 81, Main Street.

WE will sell by auction on THURSDAY NEXT, at
w our store, No. 81 Main Street, general assert.
ment fvery excellent
FURNI URE,
consisting in part OF
son push,
Parlo' ChanG Q Ts4e-a-'ches,
Ann hair Par'or aole.
] Marble Top Cab.n-s
Chairs Tables Wash EtondI
Mahogany Jenny Lind lelsteo9,
Cot ge Bedsteads
lhapdsome sloata Sewing Machine, in perfect OF
der,
90 oadid Eecresar7 and Book Case continuing
10 yOluTaes Of German, French and English
BoykS-het author,
lFaDoy Plush Le lnge, an excellent piece I fur
nituye, $500
1000 volsme o. Poctical Historical, sDhooi and AiS'
eelgneSue ASokG
ALSO,
Tobacco ogars, JeWelry SCI &c.
HANES & CO.. AuctiOnesrs,
nnlo-9t No. IA Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

By FREEMAN i Co.. Auctioneers.
iCorBer Main 4 eth streess)
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
OR "WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, commencing at
" 10 O'Clock A. H., We will Eell at the residence on
AarshaH between 18th ard 10th sheetA excellent
sortulent Of HOpsEHOlD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE consisting Of the following and Otler articles
One mahogany chamber suite
One WLlnat do
One cottage Do
Feather beds
Eair and sh lck mattresses
Brussels ao6 lngrGin ea-pes
Cane and other Ch6Lrs
SOFAS, girrOrs, pictures
Window curtains and shades
Glass and CliaawGre
Table hnou, suyes and iOihs
Bowls and pitchers
EXCELLENT cooking stove, dc
I7p The alsve sole win take place THIS Cfhursday)
'''''-' '''' ~ ~ '''' FREEMAN & CO.,
apl9-tds AGetionesc4
WE Willy. SELL AT CUR AUCTION HOUSE
w ~ Main pa 81 between Tn and b, on THURS
DLT tho 2s,h, lc1 Of useful S4RNTUEE, tty bushes
APE ior Irsh POTATOES APPLES, OEAh6h4 LEM
OEs brge lot FRUITS IN CAEs; SAUSAGE NEAT,
and general essr mems 20 Icr6 to.TcS' also oue
fine PIANO PORTE
Goods received NJ 70 eo'coek Thursday morning.
any lq-Qt BURTON & GEAET.
$50