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onsiSnees pc, s.tuIb Gnr"i,nn railroad
May 70 and 81.

800 bales Cotton, bales Yarns lot bbls Naval Stores
cars Lumber. Furniture aud SunurieI. 10
Fraser & Co. Adams. ErOst h Co. W Smith. NJ
ason, W G >hnrea Mrs u Durhut, P Thomas, DR. X A
Knoch. Hunt Bro, r Wisa Il Co. strauss. Yanccs Il
Co. II l. fers Co. II ttodgcrs 90. Willis Il this.
clm q W Villains & Co, w g Dukes & Co. B slo IN,
Canerou BnrEley Co. Notes. Il C.,bs Il Co, Giub-s
4 Co. H Wa ter y 20, WB Williams. h,wry & Co.
Mar-hal Robinson Co, Nat He. ward, II Jacks n,
II Bardrn, Pritchett.J Il DAWSON L Viii takerl
WP Bowling, Wharton &'Pctsch, yelling. M VIVA
ley.
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An orator, ia appealing to the "bono and
sinew," said: "My friends, am proud to SEQ
around mo tonight tho hardy yeomanry Of the
land for love tho agricultural interests of the
country: and we'll may love them, fellow -citizcns
for was born q iarnler-ths happiest days OF my
youth were spent in the peaceful avocations OF a
son OF tho soil. If may be allowed to uso q figu
raised between two rows of corn" "a pumpkin,
BY thunder !" exclaimed an inebriated chap just
in front of tho stage.
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THE DARLINGTON sOUTHERNER.
1TNHE SOUTHERNER rs PUBLISHED REGULARLY
1 every FRIDAY MOlN1EG, at Darlington Cour,
House. g. O., by JAMES M. BROWN, and Edited by r.
W. 30 ID, ESQ. II has just commenced tts SEVENTH
VOLUME under very hstterlng auspices. 1t 10 arg.
sheet Is printed on the bost OF and the punlish
In determined to spare Mother labor oIponse IL
making 1t worthy Of tho largest patronage Having y
good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant
ora and Merchants Of Darlington District and ith
Pee Dee country 1t oilers strong Endorsements to L
Merchants and othera desiroun OF making themBe
Known nroueh tbs redlum OF adgerassms0t-
February Ia
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. May y17.-CorroN-The Cotton market re-
mains dull and heavy. There wap fair inquiry yes.
terday, but holders still asking above buyerB
views. Buyers Offering % to 29c for bright Mid.
ding while holders are firm in asking 3Oc Tho New
mand at 35 to $780,. We learned Of sales S3 bales
% to 2eo for @iddng &c to 27c for Low Mtddng and
Good Ordinary and Sac for Strict hidlipg The sales
were mostly outside lots Tho market closed with q
better feeling than on the previous day.
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tiops in Gold and Foreign and Domestic Exchange have
been limited.
Gold has ruled firm at 1919 to 1So with but little offer.
ing.
Sterling shows wider range in prices closing at 1856
to 40, according to cass OF bills.
There is very little Offering In New York Sight at to
premium.
Now Orleans Sight, par.
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New DRpINITIoNoF OF PUBLIC PRopERTY.-A guard
report made by corporal If the Fourth Artillery
TO the Provost Marshal, Sunday last reads thus:
REPORT of Il guard OF tho Fourth United States
artillery, mounted at the Headquarters Depart
mont OF Washington, D. c., on tho 18th instant
Tor the protection of Hon. William H. Seward,
Secretary OF State, and othor public property"
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Mother" said little Ned. one morning after
having fallen out Of bed, 81 think I know why
t te out OF bed lsst night Il was because slept
700 near where got in" Musing little while,
PLANTATION, he added "No, that wasn't the reason;
it was because slept too near where fell out"
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q. b. FoOTE. NJ D., Ne. l1SO Broadway, New York.
Novepbers
aS- MARRIAG AND OE LIBACY,
Essay OF Warming and instruction for Young Mon.
Aso Diseases and Abuses which prostrats the vital
powers with Of reef. Sent froc of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address DR.. j. sKILLIN
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, Philadephia, Pa.
April II e.. 3mo.
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BAUCH and P. GoUGELMANN (tormcrly employed by
RoIssoNsEAu, of Paris,, No. 500 Broadway New York
April Ii =. Tyr
CT COLGATEs HONEY soAP-THIs CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand
made from the choicest materials. ia mild and
smolIfe nth its nature, fragrantly scent cd, and
extremely beneficial in its action upon tho skin. For
sale by oil Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Februsry7 l. Tyr
"a HILLS HAIR DYE-FIFTY GENTS
BLACK Or BROwN.-Instantaneou In erect, reliabl.
for natural appearance, beauty OF color and durability
Also the cheapest and best In Depot No.6s Johr
street. corner OF william street, New York. and sold BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
November 20 nH6mo
~sPEoIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
uman spring from smaH to almost
ely detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that M
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts. !.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple the skin 10 te-tae and indicator Of disease
It may fade and die away from the surface OF tho body
butt will reach the vitais perhaps =. last and death
| be the result and fnal CLOSE, MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS
nYsPEPTIC, aud DIARRHEA PILLS cure where al
others fail While for Burns, Scnlds Ohibls+ns Outa
ana all abrasIons OF the skin MAaGIpL'S SaIvs n in
fslible. Sold by J. MAG6IEL, No. ~ Fulton.styeet
New York. and all Druggists. at 25 cents per box.
September 26 TYR
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A MAN advertises for competent persons to un :
dertako the ssie nf new medicine, and adds til at
it will be profitable to the uudortaker.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

n9 TEIE LIST OF LEI'r&RS re-
naming In the Postoffioe at the end
OF eaoh week Ia publ1sned OFFICIALLY
In THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day rnOrntIh2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

go AWAY WITH sPEOTAOIIEs.-oLD EYES
made new, without speotacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt Of ten oens Addresu
q. d. FoOTE NJ. D., Ne. l180 Breadvsy New York.
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HENRY WARD DEEcHER says that he would as
soOn 60 court'ng with his fathers old loye-let-
ters as to go to Church and carry a book to pray
out or
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TWENTY-FIVE GENTS REWAHD
For ono ]. w. Johnson, said to he from South
Illinois, was msi agent from Cairo to Corinth from
the Mobile Office. Having purchased goods under
false pretences, will pay carriage and transpor-
tation for the said johnson if delivered to ME at
Mobile. D. J. FILES.
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The Mobile Tribune contains the following ad-
vertisement, illustrated with tho old time "runa-
way" on eaoh side OF the "sauare":
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHI uARhEs TON

Cleared Yoyterday. MAY 81
Tern W Rumscy, Cranmer, FAN River, Mass-H F
Baker & Co. p.
schr Leaning, Ludlam, philadelphia-H Baker
& Co -
sohr Ellie Smith, Smith, Philadelpha-street Bros
Co.
schr Julia Carnage. Wood, Rockport, Mc-Trout &
Amsbuiy.
Went to Sen Sunday. MAY 20
schr Ellio L Smith, Smith. Philadephtp
From this Port.
schr Palmer Palmer, Baltimore, 1Sth inst.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, at New York; Nay IT,
Schr w r Beebe. Crawford ut New York, May IT.
schr Lee, Brunnc, nt New York, May IT.
"i,
Memoranda.
Tho steamship Kaorama. from this port for Balti
more arrived In tho Hampton Roads tho 18Th int
The schrs D 8 Williams, Letis; N W smith. 1onker
and yapor. Bo2ert. all from New York for this port
were In at Norfolk OH tie 10th Inst
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

Owing to the light stock and tho advancing tendency
Of prices, the market was quito unsettled yesterday
About 100 bacs changed hands, but prices paid varied
30 much that We unable to quote tt market
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NATURES own REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND HAS
waters . PREVENTIVE. RELIEF AND pERmA.
MENT CURE for many temporary and chronic dis.
cases. proved by the experience OF many
who have drank them for years. with tho most beueaca
effects.
CONGRESS- WATER
Is cathartic, Alternative and tonic and ia vauabla
remedy for affections of tho Liver and Kidneys Dvs
pepsia Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutnne1ns a.
eases 1t is most powerful preventive of the Fovers
and Bilious Complaints, 30 prevalent In warm climatea
EMPIRE WATER
Is cathartic. and valuable remedy for rheumatism.
General Debility. eectG most sautsry In iana
Diseases. 1t Ia an almost for Scrofua and
CURE for all Bilious DoranRoments, II atanda
unrivaled. - 't
COLUMBIAN WATER
Isa tonic and diuretc OF ahehly beneficial character
and is POSITIVE REMEDYtOr Diabetes Gravel Calculus
Irritation Inflammation the Kidneys and BisJder
aud has most snguarly active effects restoring hees
organs when debiitated by long disease Fesalss who
have suffered for years from irrcgnarty and the dis
tressing diseases known only to their sex have been
LUB1BIAN WATER.
These bottled fresh and pure from each OF
the abovenamed Springs, In careful and secure
manner that hoy preserve all their medicinal value for
years, and Will be found equally efcacous whom drank
thousands of miles distant, when directly from
the Spring.
Berpare Of Iitations and inferior Waters tho corks OF
oil genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian watero
are branded on the sds OF the cork thus
JOoSGREss WATEn, EMPIRE wATER,l
{ O. & E. 8. Co. G. 4 f. s. Co.
(coLuMBLAN wATxn,
/ y. & E. 8. Co.
Packed safely and secrey in boxes suitable ship
ment to any part Of the world Congress and Empire
Waters tn boxes, containing Dozen Pnts or Dozen
Quart Bottles zach. Columbian Water in boxes contain.
Ing 4, or Dozen half Pints or Dozen Pint Bottlea
each.
Sold by all Druggists Hotels. Wine Merchants. and
| hrst-class Groceraf.
! Sold only at Wholesale by
! HOTCHKISS SONS, PrOp'rSy
mo. 90. Beekman-street, N. Y.
a1- Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
Maroh 1S thstu3mo
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Ellie L smith-9 bales Cot
ton lao M feet Lumber boxes Oil, 10 boxes I,ye.
..... Per schr A II Leaming-32 bales Cotton. i78
her -
FALL RIvTR, MAss-Per tern ] W Rumsey-225 600
feet Lumber.
B0ST ,N-Per schr Southerner-12 bales Cotton, 7G
bbs Rosln, 81 bbls Turpentne. 2lo tons Iron and
other metal, 81 bales Rags, bales Rope bales Pa
per, bundles Hides and Skins, lbbl Copper 4
Trunks. and pbgs Mdze.
ROCKPORT, hf-Per Bchr Julia E GamaRe--sO 900 feet
Pitch Pine Timber.
BALTiMoRE-Per steamship Adele-6s packages Sun
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YHE LIVERPOOL and LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assets, $l6,OO0,000 in Gold.
$l,60O,000 Invested In this Country.
TIME UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO TAKa
Il risks in tho above Company.
O. T. LOwNDEs.
April ~ fmw1mo
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HEALTH RESTORED,

PRICE S1.bO,
which will infalbly, positively invariably all
comm commonly @ known n as FEMALE DISEASE. WEAKNESS.
IRREGULARITIES etc., which weary and render un-
happy my women between the ages of 10 and 60,
for which the medical profession seeks IN vain fora
remedy and from which rath position deiicacy and
Refinement afford no exemption
Read the folowing; ~ 1,,o q, ,oso
am graduate of the regular Nj dsal Colleges Eieht
ease which had entirely ai,e, to curt. lady had
nsttt Mysteries; had every s!npton OF epieto
others had whites, falling irregularities. and all the Be-
we're rsynptoms of continued uterine derangenie
OATHOLICON, used it. al it cured every case There
has not been single failure i" tis "rrI,on
GD-Sce that seal Of the dIactepberg Company 10
on every bottle 90
TIE GEAEFESBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
Arc tho best III tho world for family and for lndi-
iousnecs -uear tburn- Acldity- Nausea Futuence-
Want of Neutrality-suspicious. Conplant-Grt-
account OF their great mdnc.s and froa the fact
that they never grippe, ranscse. or leave the bowels In
c0nstnted condition. the GracfcDberg Pills will be
| found more pleasant thar, any others. ,o,
rs cents emit sS On a ' rs Of Sosnsc sG m
| any part Of the country.
.nYsESTEnY sYEUp.-price 50 cents.
Inailibe oil of bow,l complaints, ard oer-
tain euro Tor ASIATIC CiluLEkA
GREEN MOUNTAIN oiNTNlENT.-prtce Is cents.
sanns od and thers in
! aannation. 1t acts ike masic."ha
a1-The Ol.tmcnt is guaranteed AZ tho best appnca-
ton in the world for the above II acts more qnicRS
and certainly thbn any other offered to tho public
! OHILDRIN'S PANACEA.-50 cents.
sAR>APAR1I.LA CoMPoU ,D..sl.
| CONSUMPTIyE'S DALSAM.-$3.
| EYE LtrTION.-25 certs
| EEALTH BITTEKS.-25 cents.
| PILE REhIEDY.-$1
| FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.-60 conte
| MANUALIO OF HEALTH.-26 cents. A complete FaInt-
ly Physician. Sent by mail on receipt OF 20 centa
| l.
| THE GRkEFESBERG FAMILY MEDICINES are pro
| pared under tho i'm mediate supervision Of SKlLFUL
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EMPIRE WATER

Is cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheumatism
ncrangement OF the Livor Diseases of The Skin and
General Debility Its effects sautary In Luna
Diseases. 1t is an almost SURE for scrotua and
the most aggravated forms OF Dyspepsia AS puE
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derungements it stands
Hnryaled. - ~N~~
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Neyy Orleaus nIarket,

NEW ORLEANS May 16.-coTToN.-The leading
staple has been in very steady request day, despite
the unfvorable tenor Of tho European advices which
hanu in the Of private dispatches carly this
morning. and havo been confirmed by dispatches to
the associated press later in the day Offerings
very light throughout, aud tho better cia scations
hel at higher figures than heretofore In fact,
the ceiling uniformly prevails at prices have reached
their lou est depth aud that hereafter the tendency OF
the market must be steadily upward 1t may also BIO
deemed worthy of remark that rats have advanced at
New York In the face of discouraging accounts
Europe. Tho sales to-day have reached 1000 bales Of
which rty, who reported purchases of only 100
bales took TIC uales It Affords grei pleasure how
t. testify that most Of the brokers make just aud
faithful reports of their purchases while confoss
that can see no motive to justify suppression or
perverson Of such reportH. Operations to-day have
been participated In by eight brokers' and the market
1t had opened rm at 27 to 2sc for ordinary,
81 to $50 for good ordinary SO to 35c for low mdng
aud 70 to $40 for middling.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock hand Sept 1st 1865. bales. 81, ,239
H"ceiven since yesterday. s69
782,563
Exported slnce yesterday. .............. 1923
Exported previously. 62J, ,677-626,196
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fsai a supply ,nnr, ana soo.a at The n.iUSps
ports the Cped sates ut latest daos, werc as fol-
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CONGRESS- WATER

Is cathartic, Alternative and tonic and ia va,ua,,f
remedy for affections Of tho Liver and Kidneys Dys
pepsia, Gout Chronic Constipation and CtnneEns iya
1t Ia most powerful preventive of The Fove1,
and Bilious Complaints, prevalent in warm c,,motea
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@ A II -ALOG UE

46-Bouchez, French School. 'The Fisher
man-COast Scene"
H-Reed. 'The Poor Boys Chrstmasn
4s-Leickert, Berlin. Landscape in Hol-
land.n
49-Fragneau, Paris. "Game."
6O-"General Washington"
5l-"Lady Washington"
52-George Bensell. "Winter Landscape"
58-After Richardson, London. "The old
Ford"
54-After Richardson, London. "The Old
Bridge"
55-Ridell Liverpool. Cairo"
56-H. j. BodingtOn, London. The Village
School,"
57--H. J. Bodington, London. 1.-The Old
Mill"
5s-E. D. Lewis. Lake George"
59-F. Brest, Brussels. "view near Con
stantnople.r
6O-After Wilems. "LAccouche."
6l-Kruseman Won Ellen, Flemish School.
Twilight Landscape"
G2-Von Deighen, Brussels. "Sheep."
63-von Seben Dresden. "a Shady Corner"
64-Murcet, Paris. Landscape Westphalia,
Germany"
Go Kronsey, Paris. Landscape in Lorraine"
66-After SAINT. Shakespeare at the Age OF
| Twelve"
67-After SAINT Milton at the Age of
| Twelve"
Gs-Hains. Landscape in Bucks County,
69-George Bensen "The Approaching
| Storm"
7O-H. c. Bispham, philadelphia. Land
| scape, with Cattle"
TIE. Moran, Philadelphia. "New York
Harbor'
72-Fragneau, Paris. "The Love Letter"
73-After Guido. "Ecce Homo"
74-After CoTeggio. Nativity of Christ"
75-Lambnet, Berlin. Return from the
| Bath.n
76-Rchardson, London. Lake Luzerne."
| 77-Knaust, Berlin. Lake Maggiore."
| 7S-BOser, Munich. "The First Snow"
79-After Murilo. Immaculate Conception" ;"
sos. j. Ferris, Philadelphia. "The Lilies.o
| Sl-Lepotvien, Antwerp. Marine Boat and
| Figures"
S2-After Rembrandt. "The Duke of Glendon
| and his Father"
s3-After Reidel Cologne. Judith
s4-Van Severdonk, Berlin. "sheep."
S5-Van Severdonk, Berlin. "Chickens."
86-Ltschauer, Berlin. "Huntsman."
S7-Vincent Brussels. "Road in the Forest"
ss-E. L. Henry, New York. 'The Road to
the White Mountains"
| SCATTER Meyer Won Bremen. "Sleep, Baby,
Sleep"
| 9O-After Koek-Koek. winter Scene in Hol
land.n
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THURSDAY EVENINGS SALE.

9l-Grostyne, London. Landscape -TyTol."
92-wison, Glasgow. 'Landscape-wth Fig
ures."
93-Canache saint John.n told Italian
Panting.)
94-Mullen, Paris. 1.-THE Mothers JOY"
95-Albert. "Landscape-with Cattle.n
96-wilcox. '"The Charter Oak.
Slater Gerome. Aimee"
9s-Wilson, New Jersey. Dorchester Cattle"
G9-Herbert. Moonlight Grdne8ald, Swift
zerland."
lOO-F. Duntre, Dusseldorf. Lake OF Thuu.7
lOI-Champe. Blacksmith Shop"
lO2-T. Duntre, Dusseldorf Steamboat
Landng-Lake Luzerne."
lO3-Gmdo REM. Beatrice de Cenci."
lO4-van Severdonk, Munich. "Sheep."
IO5-van seyerdonk, Munich. Companion 20
no. lO4."
lO6-scholtems Dresden. "The Morning
VIsit.n
lO7-Armdeld, London. "sportsman's Fa-
vorites."
lOs- Brochardt, Paris. ''The Coquette.r
lO9-Baumgartner, Brussels. Lake OF Thun."
10 Baumgarlrer, Brussels. "Isenthal."
lll-Atter Krausman, Paris. Trial of Pa
tleuCe."
ll2-After Krausman, Paris "The Knitting
Lesson"
ll3-Van Lamputten, Dresden. Chickens"
ll4-Schultze. Dusseldorf. Lake Luzerne."
ll5-Rossia, Berlin. The Young Chickeus.n
Very hne.)
l1G-Laurent de Buel. Landscape, with
Cattle
Il7-Iungheim, Dresden. Lake of Brientz. ="
ls-Gabe-Paris. Catching Came"
l19-H A. Koeb-lsoek, Dresden. Landscape
View near Brussels"
12O-C. F. de vogel, Antwerp. Landscape
Scene il Germany"
l2I-C. F. de vogel, Antwerp. "Landscape-
Companion TO No. l2O"
l22-F. Won seben, Berlin. "The Bird
CatcheTs.n
l23-van Hamme, Berlin Interior View
With Figures"
l24--F. Duntre Dusseldorf winter in
GeImany-The Forge"
l25-Thulley. Fruit"
l26-Thulley. "Flowers."
l27-Atter Raphael. "The Holy Family"
l2s-Brown. New York. Spring"
l29-Brown, New York. Summer"
l3C-Brown. New York. Autumn
l3I-Brown, New York. Winter"
l32-De Heem, Old Master. "Flowers."
lS3-R H. Reed, Philadelphia ''Into Mis-
chie.n
l34-Thomas Moran, Philadelphia. Coast OF
New Brunswick"
I35-Aiter Kaulbach. "The Angel of Peace"
l36-George F. Bensel!, Philadelphia. Faith ,
l37-E. D. Lewis, Philadelphia. Autumn
Lake George"
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sS-After Constable. "Going TO Church"
139- Weinert. Scene in Devonshire.n
AO-Afler CorTeggio. Reading Magdaline."
l4l-Carlo Dolce. mater Dolorosao
2.ATmfeld, London. Setter and Phea-
sant.n
l4S-s. Jacobson, Dusseldorf Landscape
Winter Scene"
l44-Van Severdonk. Goats"
A5-Yan Severdonk. "Sheep.n
146--Charles Stewart. Capture of Plymouth.
N. W (0rieinal Water Color Drawing)
I7-Van LampUtten. Landscape With
Chickens
Sheep"
l4e- After Murillo. Immaculate Concep.
tiCn.n
l5O-James Hamilton. Coast Sceneo
l5I-Ream. ''stn Life-Apgles."
l59--Atter Frost. una ana the Woo!
Kymphs."
I53-James Hamilton. Delaware Bay.n
Water Color DraGing)
154-Charles Stuart, London. "Frmt and
Flowers"
156-Van Sevcrdonk. Chickens"
l5C-Pichel, Paris. "The Smokers.n
l57-Meyer Ven Bremen. 'The Little Co
quette."
158 Heine Stenike 'Landscape-scene in
the TYrol."
l50-W. Hahn Dusseldorf. 1.-THE Pet Bird"
l6C-seignac. THE Soap Bubble"
l6l-Van Lamputten. Landscape - with
Chickens.n
l62-G. Gaselschap. "shelter During the
Storm
lG3-J. A. Oeitel News from Home"
164-F. L. Smith. Winter Landscape"
lG5-W. Cruikshank, London. Bird and
Blossoms" (Water-Color Drawing.)
lG6-Pottin. "The Morning Prayer.
l67-Rossiter, New York. Contemplation
lGs-J. S. Hill, Philadelphia, "a Covey of
Parridges."
l69-J. c. Morris, London. "The Hirelng
Shepherd"
17O-H. Won seben. Flying the Kite"
l71-L. NJ. Spencer. 1.-THE Pet Parrot"
l72-J. Dalbey, Fort Debais-Italy."
l73-J. Dalbey. 'Mssalonghi-Greece."
lN-Calame Paris. "Landscape-The Road"
I75-Armfeld, London. Ready for the
Chase.n
176-After Meyer Won Bremen. "Grand
mothers Darling"
177-"Landscape Summer painted on
Metal)
l78-" Landscape - Winter" painted on
Metal)
l70-T. Shut, Amsterdam. winter in Ho
land"
l8O-W. Sanford Mason, Philadelphia. "Time
of Peace.n
49, Grostyne, London, Landscape -
Ploughing"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-18
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS SALE.

l--Atter Greuze. "The Milkmaid."
AFTER Greuze. 'The Flower Grip
3-Atter Murillo. 1.-THE Fruit Vendors"
4-"shl Life."
5-"Ecce Homo"
6--"Sant Petern
ramsey. "The Lock"
s-Ramsey. Landscape-Sheep."
9-James Hamilton. Niagara Falls"
IO-Ream, "stin Life-Peaches."
ll-R. H. Reed. "The Little Wonderer."
Potter Landscape in Delaware county,
Pennsylvania"
l3-Dibden, London. Landscape" Water
Color Drawing.)
L-Dibden, London. "View near London"
water Color DiaWing.)
l5-Linden Berlin. THE Concert"
l6-Lindell, Berlin. THE Lecture"
l7-E Bolts. Forest near Windsor, Eng
land"
ls-Jacoby. ''The Harvesters."
l9-Moran. ''vlew ON the Delaware"
2O-s. Devaux, French School. 'The Little
Pets"
2l-Afer Meyer Won Bremen. "sleep, Baby,
Sleep"
22-After Gerard Dow, Paris. "My Chickens
for Sale"
23-Ramsey. English Cottage"
24-Ramsey. Companion to English Cot
tage.'
25-Bretems, Munich. "Swss Town."
26-E. D. Lewis. sketch Study from Ma
ture.
27-Paul Weber, Germany. "Chew's Mansion
-GeImantown."
2S-Reed. "Hide and Seek"
29-Dewett. 1.-THE Broken Pitcher"
3O-Fragneau, Paris. "Meet Me by Moonlight
Alone.n
3l-After Brooke. '"The Mothers Dream"
s2-Atter Brooke. ''The Believers Vision"
sS-E. D. Lewis. Sunset in the Catskill
| Mountains"
84-w. Sheridan Young. "Landscape-Near
| Germantown"
35-Wiliams. Partridge Shooting"
s6-w. S. Haseltine, New York. Newport"
S7-w. s. Haseltine, New York. Companion
| TO No. &c.,
Ssh. Mulley, Antwerp. Norwegian Land
scape"
| 39-Lazerge, French School, Mater del Ia
1 Rosa"
| 4O-Mario, Paris. white Grapes"
4l-Mario, Paris. BLACK Grapes"
42-Fragneau, Paris. ''The Mornings Ride
| 49-After De Devaux, Paris. arabian Steed'
l4-After De Devaux, Paris. arabian Steed.'
| 4b-James Hamilton. Coast Scene" (Watel
Colcr Drawine.)
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-18

The following is partial List of the names of
Artists represented in this important collections:
CALAME.
FICHEL.
MEYER Won BREMEN.
LAURENT DE BUEL.
KOEK KOEK.
sTEINIKE.
JACOBSON.
IUNGHEIM.
LITsCHAUER.
sCHOLTEM.
CRUIKsHANK.
VAN DIEGHEN.
GAssELCHAP.
Won sEBEN.
sEIGNAC.
VAN LAMPUTTEN.
ROSTER.
ARMFIELD.
KAHN.
SPENCER.
DALBY.
MORRIS.
HAsELTINE.
LEIcKERT.
DnvAur.
Won ELLEN.
BOUCHEz.
MAEIs'
nAyneAnTHnH. M
BODD1NeTON,