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STRIPPED.-This m orniDg, about O'Clock
John Maxwell, a soldier. belonging 70 Co. d.
18th U. ). Infantry, stationed on Capitol Hill
went 20 the Central Guarohouse and asked
for lodging and protection. He was without
hat, shoes, pants, vest, and socks, and from the
appearance OF his shirt and drawers he seemed
10 have been wallowIng in the Canal at low
tide, or in some other mud hole. He acknovI-
edged "a drunk" and could give no account of
his Whereabouts last night He said he 70 mem :
bers having been on guard at 10 O'CLOCK, and
when relieved at Eight got his money, went
and PAID has washerwoman, and had 500 note
and some change OF his own, and S. belonging
TO another man. How he came 70 be stripped
and robbed, or where it was done he does not
know. He was taken in the station house and
dried at the furnace, and a messenger sent to
his quarters TO get him some clothing, as in the
garb IN which he appeared ne would not pass
inspection on dress parade.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctio.ser,,

IL 6hEEN q " ILLIhmS, Aucuoneen.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AEp Lot
MlTH STABLE. ON eTH sTREET WEST
Lie AUCTION.
On Monday, the 18th instant, ct 4 O'Clock ID
M, We shall cell on the premises, Lot hsviog 20
feet 'front.' by loo feet deep with the improvements
conslsfirg OF new TIVE story Frame House, with
a hne stable back.
Terms cash. All conveysncing and revenue
stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down
when sold.
no led GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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TAKEN ~ AND DONE RoR.-Y esterday Robt
Boyd and John Smith, soldiers, visited Annie
Monnger, alias Brooks, at her house on K
street, between 9Th and 7th, Island. They were
so well entertained with liquors. &c, that
they became obliyious, and were relieved of
their money, amounting IN all TO so. They
becoming sober, discovered their loss and re-
ported 10 Oficer James, Of the Seventh Ward
who arrested AMAZE MoZinger, Lucretia Dol.
den, and Sarah Tart, inmates of the house and
took them before Justice Boswe The evil
dence pointed 10 Annie Moznger as the only
one concerned in the robbery, and the Justice
committed her TO Jail for court and dismissed
the other two. The money was not recovered
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NJ TIE CACTUS,CIGARS.
iNIANUFACTUBED EXCLUSIVELY, AN
copyrighted for l.I'
ROOsE OHANDLBE,
are for sale, wholesale and retail by

a unANUEACTUBED EXCLUSIVELY, AND
GOOSE q oHANDLIE, 81.
are for sale, Wholesale and retail by
e. wlll.rd. w sud 3 s. aS0sf Hotels. and a.
Cigsr Store, under Ebbits House, corner r and
sell the ,ssei. q dealer. to these
quality and 2 sLs ever produced in This coUSrKT,
and are s oeered at very small advance on cost
T UhBEBl LUMBERIII . -
10000 feet of yirsini. Pine Joist. from % to 30
5000; feet Eastern Shore Virginia Pine Spruce
and Hemloek Jeist, from III 90 feet and different
10000 Cypress Shingles, tsimmons Davis No.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
"A good assortment rim Of ( =, 8. and White Pine,
70, S fee. Z. VIII: Pine pine, GSSl.nss
Oh, Ash Ash and w walnut f PLANK ,'00i'As
saa Tsrd 81
which We offer for sale e the lowest market price.
! once, No .! ws.sr :.rs:,,
| nos Georgetown, ID. o.
SAoKIsG TOBACCO.
| A f,e a, ticls Of ZIPHYR PUFF sMOK.
| ING TOBACCO can te found only at 39sX II.
price IS cents per pound. .f.
Also. q pleasant SMOKING OIaAR for Five
{! Cents. 80.
The finer grades of Domestic and Imported
| Cifsrs are also for sale, at moderate prices
| .g 80 .-'fs .-.. g. w. sHIPLEY.
| nolss 39sk Z st., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
EOR sALE-40 900 extra choice, hardy. per.
sSd Fkuf .n SRS sP
VINE. PAkLok PLANTS, &C., DC. The coifec-
rrss ana so sSa
better next sumner than q planted IN the spring
90 'AHDl'' Florist Is; isss sas ,.sa:.s
CHEIsEi CHI EsET --7--
\ SOANASTRATO, r.s ..,..r'F
ToUSa HatsIoA.
| F, e. .- GRE. N AT Nnrrsr r
no. the hr'' quality 'ns q les R GscarLt
ELoUki oFEEDl - 80
A fuIl assortme y, Of eli srad,s choice Flour for
Ave The only direct ie ss,f. Tor Golden
osmoriiI tpot pstepscol and Linsanor Family
.onrs ~ the District a, the latter brand sss
city, We would fnforis thoee Wishing this -four BY
Arrangement vat tie miilers We furnish II lover
onsiiy second 10 none Price srsesion less tam
other nrst cisss Family flopr. ia /
| Buck~best At low rates.
All grades Of Western Flouri n store And for sale
| low by W CALF 60,
lpdis ana avenue and LIST street.
noB near Dosot.
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1lY W. l.. WALL Il co .Auctioneers.
50 Louisiana avenue

II Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
80 Louisiana avenue.
SALE oF HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. 81. atIOo'cIk.
Carriage and Work Horses % full desoTi ntian . /,
sale, comprising about ~
FIFTY H0RSEs.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horse.
ALSO.
A large collection OF New and Second hand prr
gee; krckawsys, Carriages, Wagons, and oiher
0ne new Jenny Lind Wagon, built In this cit
ohe hack and one Coupee, in good order
new and seoond hand harness, Saddles, gsrrtara.
Saturdays. eoO
Carriages and Harness always on privateslIe
noN w. l.. WALL on An.,.
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"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM {

FOR SALE.
the rosd from Warrington TO Frederick City, II
mile: from washis ton, containing ~ Of che
the: IL Hs xooS land
Nth v ate having two good sH.inssa and pump
onysuie noes for iarmins. With plenty Of fruit Il
Is also drss cl.ss End very dssir position for
trail poili between Wsshinston, 'Frsdsficf and
:s;s :. + hs Is,
.s ssa sns sns
ssf.S is:ss sSS
bf.n e & 9Th g 81 Or to Dr.
Md. near ~; Who VIII give the character Of the
&C @u iInssll Property Agent.
LOB SALE OF RE6T:.hy pwELLIHG, sit
ginis sesnue. between 7fh and stR .sre.ss vest
rh H b. Is feet from, b. feet e Tss
ss : ;;sss 100 ' JOHN si ssST Sss::.
GloHaE1 100 b sHSss s A4SsHahSEq!'l
We have several desirable HOUSES Tor rent,
'y% :f sss attention y IsisSs pss
is &C imnin % Z -1' oRMs = oooprR.
4 nice ROOMS, furnished or unfurni. she'd. Good
Board can be had next door. Inquire at the now
GGrUS sts,s; corner Df'0s' ana
LOB RENT-Several ROOMS IN telegraph Of
l. nee 34s Pennsylvania avenue. FOR terms in
en1rett4so street, north rAtens omoe' AZ 10
:, ss ss.tf :, - s - y.,T0wLEs. Agent.
LOK KENT-Laree and de.irabis ROOMS, ut
WaShineton strestes Terms moderate. Apply TO
Mrs DOUGHERTY, on the premises, oeerge-
LN0R R1NT-sTORl ROOM 3l6 Penn. avsuus,
E'washisston Buiidaas, ouN.H srnnpa
oc Is eou = -E7t,gs Seaton House.
LOB RENT-Large and small Surnished aud un-
II sfurnshed HOUsES and ApARrMBNTss ait-
sns vi :: 49, hss .,s :sSsE;
Co. Assh 9TH stseet. noom -. 8 soclte4s
LOB RENTING STORE No; 32l D street,
nsss IN I'm or ~ eSs rsss snS on snns
nieptiy situated store rooms In Warrington city.
AVply 70 O. B. BAkER. at the Star Once. js,0 q
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HOTEL FOB ElNr oS LEASE.
A RARE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS

II n
RARE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS.
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the
UNION HOTEL,
10 tne CITY OF Georgetown, 2; G., now offer the
This building 10 situated on the corner of Bridge
ingten and GeoIgetown Passenger Railroad. lead
Ing 70 al oil the departments Of government.
and is within three blocks of the Washington city
Itcontains forty l4ol rooms, besides the kitchen,
with bath rooms, with hot and cold water. and
water closets for gentlemen on the first floor,
nished with gas throl ghout An additIonsl nun
Der OF rooms can be added, If desired, by finishD
The exterior of the building Is handsomely fin.
ished in modern style. with Mansards roof, and
with separate entrance for ladies on Washi zton
:, In the basement there are room, designed for q
Restaurant. with dining room and kitchen sepa
For further particulars address. with references.
corner OF GresAe and Olive streets,
no cow tIntdChronl Georgetown, ID G.
FOB REET.Th: l.rss BUILDIEa occupied by
Company. $50 10th street. near Penn 9 avenue
most convenient AND desirable locations Tor res
tauIant and eating saloon in the city. suitable
session given 18th November. Inquire 81 500 9Th
LOB BkNT-The FARM, for the last three ye Ars
+ the residence Of Major Thssphilus Gaines CON
tss hsss SS. ms
house Of II rooms, stone stable, servants houses,
barn, dc Address K. g." 431 K street, Wash.
1ngton, D. c., or call In person, between and ,.
lG-tf
E0R RENT-Thst elsgent three story Dwell.
l. LING, With back building and side ysrd, new
Tor . frst class BOARDING House. being in close
proximity to the War and Navy Departments In.
sp,se o Of No. S3s corner 18th and street. -,
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w. g. HOOSE,
ut Wfllsrds and National Hotels. and 1t
80 W. e. CHANDLEE'S
18th streets
We call the special attention Of dealers to thea
OI9AbS, as they are undoubtedly the finest IL
quality and n AXE ever produced in This COUNTRY
and are onered at very small advance on cest
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AUCTION SAL ES.
NJ ea<r Ascso. soses 90. ee--sA Dess,I

NJ sasr Aseso~ Sesss see SesrtA oeseI
III oHewk. wAEkER 90. AsetA sssses.
,HoI1Ee. MULEs. WAGONS, oARrA AND
ndMkAtsS, ct Auction we viTf s-li. TO 'ok.
nOw ~ 10 Q. N, It oar BAIsax, on lJ.h e. . '@s.
IT, sss 0sass.s i.rcs .sSbsr O the ,oy. os~ q
S sea- hossss Tern cash Sale days At tn. B,-
with ut regard to weather.
II. IOkOWH. WALKER q 90 .Auets.
Pr GREEN . WILLIAMS. Auosoassrs.
CBAAnMrrAasnS, SCOTCH Ale, LONDON
Bk0Wn STOUT. OLAR1f Wins oout.n..
o. TIE sss; 0oTntsr. Ac.: ct Public Auction.
e. m. We shall sell. Of the Restaurant. corner ef
18Th and ID streets, viz:
Two cAses OF Chan payne Wine .N...
Brown stout = = -
-Four cases OiaIet Wine
Counter Oyster Box
Bar Fixtures. Rugraviaes, Rsfri gerator
0.t frame hirror, Stsv YES. &C., 40
nsr-a' GREEN WILLIAMS, Auch.
.@THE AsovE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
Ill FRIDAY, November -. same hour ana place
no I'll GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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MARRlED,

PHSErzs can be had IN auy Quantities at the
Sl1r once counter - II - a.'E.4
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER.
III HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER
IIEsRY II. LEEDS, AUCrfONEEE.
IL HENRY IA. LEEDS & MINER viii sell at auction on
FRIDAY, April ~,

i0t, O'Clock At the private residence % street
ELEGANr noUsEnuLD FURNfruRE-Consstng OF
Velvet Brussels and Thepy Ingram CARPETS black
Suits crimson brOcae black walnut Etagcre with ga-s
bsok and door marble top Ccnire Tables Lace Window Cur
aans and Cornicss
BEDRoohs-Back walnut Suit In green reps, mahog ny
Dde Table EngIaviu black walnut aud mahogany Bed
s,esds black walnut and mahogany marble top Bureaus
Cottage suits, kc
DINING ROOM-Oak Dining Extension Table. bllck
walnut seat Chairs, Mirror Clock, Crockery, Glass
ware, g..
Also assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with which the
lae Irufnf m
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uENRY ". LEEDS. AUCr1ONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS & MiNEE VIII sell by 'ucor

A. lO5S O'Clock lig Nath street near Fourth Avenue
HOUSEHOLD URNlTURE-Colsstng Of Brusscls and
Ingram Carpets carved Suit grceii
plush; carved mahogany suit '0vered IN crimson and gold
figured brocael; carved rosewood Bcdseads, mahogany
Bedsieads Hair Mattresses stay Bed Feather Boosters
and Pillows Straw Psasses blI * walnut Arm Chairs, n
figured reps; mahogany Bureaus mahQg
t,ry Bookcase mahogany marble TOP Centre flsee mahlg
sny marble top Wsshst.nis Brussels star Carpet sr
Rods, Oicc,h China, OrJckcTy and Glaas Ware Kitchen
No
The New York herald., 1866-04-26
HENRY H. LEEDS AUCrfONEER.
IL HENRY II. LkEDa 4 MlNkk win sell By auction

iO, o'clock NJ the Central Park institute corner Serenth
syenuc and tifiy-slxth street,
HOUSEHOLD AND SCHOOL FIENiTi RI, cor sietlng OF
Brussels Carpets carved black walnut Bookca Win
dow Curtains rosewood marble Secretary
retarg B0okctse rosewood marble top side Iasr rosewood
SUIT IN haircoth earned rosewood marble tup Cenre tt
Gas Fixtures, rosewood irncrirs, iu htgupth. gt Cock
rosewood seven octave Plano make ~ George stock
Gsny Upright Piano, rosewood ocUr Plano by W. r.
Reed; Bc1ieads mah0gnu tIf.l Dressing Hurraus
Lounge and Sofas; iron safe ,y Mist o. also large
iot Of > h1o Dsfss, Chairs Bs klHri- Giolcs
octave made hy Gr'i-cr Co., Hris. stair Csipets
STAR Rods, Oi.c'oth, Kitchen iurul.ure a..
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS.
~ will - received al the olce Of th. -ou,hsde Railroad
Company of Lone lsland Wall stree, ksr yors fot sa.
ding bridging masonry, furnishing and laying lar
Ing iron, compete q the road from Jamaica Isp sbou,
81 mlss Fisns ksd rpccihc.toos will be srhibitef
slirr MAJ PrsposAfs " 10 directed negiroy
ehi@ snsnesr snd rsc.ived usa saturday xsy n noo6
o.sl 1-sny PER seat y ru.rrsd AMI. We ass ssos2t
The New York herald., 1866-04-26
uENRY H LEEus, ArCITOSEEE
IL HENRY u. LLEDs hlNhH VIII sel a, au1'ic

Al inl. 0cloCk, 20 80 Isasi Eighteenth street
GENrELL UOUsLNoLD It tNNIIURE- insisting II
Brscs and Ingram Carpets carved rosewo sult covered
a. figured brO-ade di Frame French risfe For
Mirrors elegant AT frame Oh Paintings, by ceebrlf Tea
tst. roe~oud Chairs ia crimson reps, rosewood Dtns.
in haclut mahogany Softs Ard CHAIRS Arm aud locaifg
thAirs m uarlItH, rosewood octave Plano mafr
Senior Gruvesrin Piano so0. mihog Belstsads ma.
bogny Dressing Bureaus Hair Mattresses, Feather Boiteri
snd Pillow, SHAW Paillafsc- raA0gtuy Extension Dining
Table mahogany Booze ise, stair Carpets Oncoth lial
Rark stair Rods China, CrOlksry and oass Ware; kcnca
Surufute Ac.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

II FARMER .ArcTroSRER-wiLL SELL This
n, n. m1ssnns ~. g. o o.oes Tie entire eonvn o. house
ku.s I'D bedr2om Furniture, Cstpe,s bedding az &C.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

= YEARS sHr rohK uRRaiDs rOF stLF-vsaw
o. srs- q passiss Assis . D briyL " l4SH a.
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- ON FRIDAY, APRIL q, q lO's O'Clock,
mt No y, East 1924 street. On Friday, April ~ ~ 0if
O'Clock, HosehOld Furniture, consisting OF Brussels Ia
grain Carpets; black wanu Suit IN green velvet; roeNOpd
SUIT IN harc,uth; elegantly carved black walnut
Corner l.tasc:e gil, frame oval Mirror Lace window nr
thini aad gill C0nices, Mdnte Ornaments aud brOn for-
light Chandeliers, Printed Cottage suits, Dressing Bur3us
Mattresses, Pillows. holsters. 6c black walnut Ext,pn
Table, bhck walnut bookcase, black wauut Chairs;
Lounges IN green reps, Arm Chars IN DO. Chnl tto.
Sasswafc &c. also assortment OF Kitchen iHllli-
ture With which the sale viii commence.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26
uENNY D. MINEn, AucrLoNEGR-sALEsRooa 5
uEsEY D. MINER, AUoTIoNEER.

ELEGAET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS.
CARPETS, CURTAINS. ROSEWOOD AND BROCAItL
PAkLoH SUITS, &e MINER q s0MERVILLE, VIII
sell by auction Saturday. April % at 10 O'Clock at Ul
residence - Bond sgse an the Furniture contained in
said hOsc including carved rosewood ParOr SGi., Velvet
aud Brussels Carpets, cmtu, Curnicrs rier aud Mrnte
Mirrors. Centre an! SIDE Fables, Eagerr Frenc Re- st'ds
superior oJrled r Mattresses Chamber Furniture Cruck
cry. Dining Room Furniture kicuen tensls, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

rROToN AoUEDuCT DEPARTMENT
" Sealed rrUp0sas VII b. ths 1fice fRgun.
IA cry Hal Pysl uuti II O'Clock A ~. of Mbsday th.
s.l of Arl $50 Ter lg construction Of Wharf AMI Coal
Shed ~ or the luc ~ 1901 street. Isrsm
Each proposal must 10 endorsed Proposs for construed
ing wharf and Coal RAC1 al The iT3 re~
scn river" together with the the bidder aud date
OF i've Offering
Pans and pecacsuots o. the work can 10 seen on app
cabu st the engineers Once Is Bast Eighty slrh see,
nsnk orn q BIDS he detained application to the
THOMAS srRPnFxs, cro,on
ROaT l.. DARRAGn,l Aqueduci
A. " CRAVEN board
0rrics CEoros AaUEDUcr BoARD. April 10, tsd5
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PIANoFouTEs.

A riNg rGNNo o. OCTAVE slp FlR-T CLAsa 4
n octave 90 swo.l 4taf tra Too sale raip. ard
81 moving sG Htnh srcn 20, ns r rsepy slIih sirest
: HiDDiH.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

u ANJO banjo fN1rRrCtfpN ~ GEDAGE Don
ID 1u. .hr oil rHi,ll'tunt fnrhrf, tho pupf'l
r.th1uc.. FOR fuu taucaiaf. addrss urpr.e Dossos
lpf - licfalt o0i-r.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

A HALF or A HOUSE OR FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS
IA in respectable tenement house, vented by family
the upper part of the city preferred Any having tho
above good tenant by address
sing with full particulars amount of rent wanted &C. Ten
ant, box 1919 Herald Office.
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7,
w Chatham square. sells Friday, eth inst. IL
O'Clock. the entire Furniture contained In the story
house 81 Howard street near Broadway consisting of spen
did rosewood Bureaus and Bedselds fine Piano
French plate Mirrors rosewood SUITS In blue reps Velvet
Brussels, Ingram Carpets aud Oilclohs large Range aud
Heater Crockery and Glass Ware fine French Pictures &C.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A FURNISHED
House, take of while the In the
" abroad; best Of reference offered Address b.. ST.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAY ~ o2 Beach street. az o'clock. all tho gsntee
Furniture OF the above -four consisting
or suits mahogany French Bedsteads marble
Bureau, Washsand and Tables tapestry, threep and
other Carpets; Bookcases Wardrobe curled hair
Silver China Glass ana Crockery ware together with the
basement and Kitchen Furniture; also No Singer family
Sewing Machine, avery short time use; together with
everything for housekeeping Sale positive, rain shine
Dealers invited
vIM Writer'S AUCTIONFER-SELLs ON FRIDAY
w at lOa O'Clock ut private residence 70, West Thirty
fourth street Paror suits ana brocae; Pier aud
Mante Mirrors Velvet Tapestry aud other Bronze
Clock, Mantel Ornaments, Curtains, Centre Tables
hogany and other Bedteads, Hair Mattresses. Bedding,
Dressing Bureaua Washstands Toilet Ware Wardrobes,
Sofas, Lounges, Extension Table China, Glassware and
various other articles usually found In well furnished
house.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

N'ANrED-A HOUSE. NOT 100 FAR UP TOWN, AND
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

yttANTED-IS THE cot NrRY A FURNISHED OR
w unurnislrd House, with lawn aud not es. than
acre ground, froa Iunc september iO Address g.
NJ d. ierali oice describing place anl stating Reic
renee aud ity given
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

- ROLLINS ArCTfoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day At iOk. clock at ~ Blocker street corncr rott
sbs stock Ilrtp,es osg established grocy store
efriher with the Furnlture alsO hne HorsA Wagon
bnd Hsrness cold IN lots 20 purchaser cousBtng Of
nne lo of ch0ice Liquors Pickles. SPICES Potatoes. Flour
Tea, CoTee ChocQAe sauces starch, salt Butter
End Meats a. Cigars Tobacco and everything else usually
kolni Store q this kind 90 saturday sale al Seventh
Street. Hoboksn, Furniture, Ac
The New York herald., 1866-04-26
SALES At AUCTION.
For Shipping, Auction and other Adver-
tisements sec Twelfth Page.
DEM. F. THEALL. -AuCTIoNEER, LATE SALESMAN
ID with l.. II. Ludlow x Co.
HANDSOME HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE,
- RosEwooD, rIASSo3FoRTE,

CHINA AND GLASS WARE CARPETS &C
THRALL. < CURTIS will sell by auction on Thursday
April 20 IL O'Clock, at 81 Lexington avenue between
Twantyhfth and Twenty sixth streets all the Furniture
contained In said house-yz carved walnut Por sus In
crimson green reps Dining Tables Chairs morocco
Bullets, French Bedseads, Dressing Bureaus Washsands
Chairs and easy Chairs Centre and Gard Tables
Etageres rosewood Pianof0re Sc Hair Mattresses Boil
stes and pillows, China and Glass Ware Damask and Satin
Curtains Mirrors, Velvet ana Brussels Carpets, &C.
Reher with the Kitchen Furniture with which VIII
Commence Catalogues the auctioneers ofce % Liberty
BLreet.
The New York herald., 1866-04-26

yVANTED-PHYsICIAN'S OFFICE. FuESISHED. IN
" vicnity OF New York Hotel Address Physician, Is
Wayerley place.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-28


DREss.-We are informed that walking
dresses are invariably made with plain
and cIese-fitting bodice, and with a waist
band and long sash ends; the band is fast
ened either at the side or back. To i'm
part smartness to the toilet, when the dress
is short and worn over a woven orcolored
pettieoat in color. Dresses in the fostrrsaa
style are becoming popular in Ithe draw
ing rooms. = In this style the -petticoat is
really the dress for the bodice is joined to
it, and the dress skirt sinks into insignifi-
canee, often covering the back and half Of
the sides. The fourreau waist is, cores
pondingly scarce" as it not only opens
en- revers on the 'front.' but on the back
also When, long sleeves are worn they
almost invariably match the under skirt.
Thus the dress is sunk, and the petticoat
predominates. Short jackets for the ehouse,
and even for morning shopping, are made
Of black cloth, dotted all over with yellow
silk, after the manner Of, 'jet dotting, and
trimmed about the edge with a heavy yeI-
low cord. Sometimes jockey jackets are
made in this style, and have large gold
buttons to fasten them in front and orna-
ment them behind. The immense pock7-
cts are also fastened down with gold but
tons.
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Serp advertisements.
Tho oldesti The Largest!i The Best III
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

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