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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
H. II. ROBINSON.

PUBTIsHER AND PRoPRiEToR.
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EAST THIHD STREET,
DAYTON, q. .,i0.' |'l
Captain e, E. Retter, Proprietor,
! tLal of the Western House spripvtleld a..
Thoroj jghIy teGtterl and renowned tn,o,,.hon,
Is now Que OF the hest Hotels IN this city
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS g0TF

LHlf HOTEL HAS BEEN. THOROUGH
No ,i cise aHd reinfntshed and will be kept
thH H " tne meal lay or week Good stable ON tho
p.a.lsf omnlhHssts run 90 anu from the DepDt
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
psSe notice Is & hersns given isa. the
NAY S e. noen On ~ ns Efsaa1ss aa sales
l. Gore Land side or Chambers street. near VIII
Parcel Of Land side of Coreas street. between
Block bounded by Iioboken, West and Canal streets
Lot north side Of ss
Two Lots north aud south sides Of Forty ninth street,
six Lots porth and south sides Eighth street. between
g. Two blocks Of Land between sxty.seventh and Sixty
eighth streets Fourth Madison snd Fdfth avenpss ,s
streets Third and Fourth avenues.
10 Two Lets side OF Fourth avenue between Seven.
~ Thirty eight Lots seveniyseven,h ard Seventy eighth
u Thirty Eve Lots, Sevenynnth and Eightieth streets
TSirsySsr Eighty hrs,and Eighty second streets.
u Two south aide Eighty nesr Fourth
Is One Lot souhwes, corner Of ih street and Twelfth
Two Lots north side Seventy ninth street, south side
r. Eight Lots side OF Ninth avenue, Ninety fourth
Is Lot side OF Second avenue. Seventy eighth
Thirty lots south side Of Seventy ninth and
90 Forty Ave lots seventy fourth and Seventy fifth Streets
1hird and Fourth avenues.
Warrantee deeds will be given
o o Reed Rs as oS or Ss sr May
T.s.s o. per cent e the purchase m9ney and
a The Complroisrs oscs each day mmsdaisy after the
s' n an
any portion thereof a the option Of the purchaser may
WITH Sssss s1S az rae per
payable half yearly. The amount bond and
@ ssHs
ss MSsn s sss ,s *. % o" any
The aae VIII be continued from day 10 day until the whole
s'0Pe'" "'P'iMsn iMsnATTfuEw +. BRENNAN Comptroller.
Cossn.olisa's osSicr, Hall O. Z Rrccsps
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
TERRY LEASES At AUCTION,

u
Tuesday, May IL 1e66 II O'Clock A. NJ win be sold
d public auction 10 the highest bidder, with adequate
Ourty:-
ne Lease Of the Ferry now established from the foot Of
Cortlandt street. New YORK; Jersey City, ~ j. for
u tan yeArs from the LIST day OF June. 1868
Lease Of the Ferry now established from the foot Of
oerm OF from the LIST day Of November 1866
The Lease OF the FERRY to be established from the basin
ehe foot of Spring street. North river point
Esw jersey shore that may Be found practicable for term
The said Ferry Leases will be sold with all the rights
privileges and thereof belonging 10 the Corpora
uou Of the city of New York
Aso the same ms and place, the Lofts over Franklin
market. for term OF Eve years
Also the Upper Half OF Pier at foot OF Stanton street.
Last river. for q term Of ten years.
DEYAnTuRyY rfSArcE. April 10. 1sd6
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
PROPOSALS..


u ofvIrsinis Kchmond. Va. Nay s isss. -
n ss 6ns@ ssass iss ur 'ss
as 'liF!s: R1ss Hard wood
CLASS 7-?eoeo bushels osss ia s,ets
Rf sys y%ss1 ss .sy s:@
fs s.f's Fs ss' $,' 'sss
EnvsoPs Paper Enyelopes CyaIious s.esl Aemorandgm
Powder Wafer. sealing w.l sal: ssssI rss: Is.d rsa
VII ,: ma: for each sss
delivery samples Of the oats and the articles on css must
All sSpSss % !? - asis.r.d United s..s. on.r.
sss4 ss q sgs g ss %
TSs es',S sSss s,'ss :
rests Sf,s 81 s ssasr General ana Chez
CRoroS AoUEpucI pEpAsrxESE-rQ sEwEs
!. ,ssss e. prsPG,s s-sh &
bidder .nd date q e9erng viii be recei,sd n tbs gee
Rsy win u 70 opened u. sewers N so
Firth ssesse, Se,~ssn Thrysi1h and Thirty seventh
Forty rs streets between Tenth avcaue and iaSs,a yer
excepting Fcrtieth and Forty streets between Eecnh
Madison avenue. between Fny,hrd and rif,y dnh
Lexington avenue, between Fny-arsi and Fifty second
Fulton street between Greenwich and ives, streets.
Seventy eighth street from Madaon avenue sastwardy
" present sewer; and in
ffy.second and fifty third streets, between Eighth ana
The plans mSy and specifications aud blanks for
proposals Obtained on APPLICATION AZ this oice.
THOMAS STEPHkSs,l Groom
RUBr L. DAHRAGH, iAqucd1ct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
NV yoRr. May !. lsd5
OFFICE oF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, no. ~
~ Broadway. New York.
endorsed With The ,e q lie work snd with sae namsoi
me-, s 1s~.av wav Ie is =, n o,,s os W" 0~''
For setting curb and gutter aud hAering tho sidewalks IN
Worth s'rrct from broadway u Barter street
Bank forms 0f pruposals togfther With ne spcf auon
aGTcefntutp. be obtained n this 0Hloe. J
CHARLES q. CORNELL street V0muiisaiooer :
sssrTJ tsrI1rsr.r, eIE YeIy. 49, - iSy-
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

O. YOUNG, AUCrIONEER.-LARG SALE OF
"A elegant Household Furniture this day "Wednesday at
l0 O'clock the four story house los West Ficenth street.
between Sixth avenues consisting OF one ele
CANT Panoforc, round corners one OF the
6nest instruments offered auction this season. elegant
and black walnut Parlor suits covered IN The
descrpons Brussels ana Ingram carpets, elegant
Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands, Centre Tables Hair Mat
tresses Spring Beds Lace Window Curtains shades, OIL
Paintings Clocks, Silver Ware Crockerv
Chinsware Cutlery, Extension Table. &C. every article
adapted furnished house. The Sixth and Seventh
avenue cars within few doors OF the house Conpe
men attendance pack ship goods for pur
chascrs This Is well worthy the attention or parties
commencing housekeeping Deposits required from pur-
chasers
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

A RTTFfCfAL EYES ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYFs
n made u order and Inserted hy Dra r ICH and z.
GOuvELNANN formerly employed BY Rossonneau, of
4 49, 10 tss~saSa ASs -si1
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

OrrosrIqIoSSs qo SsI.YYHTEons,, .YNE Vi, s,c,..ou.
.s;S s1;' s's:s ssa s'G:Hs sis Glass; n, sss Glass;
ruRouen 70 !1 'sIrsnfy sTS fkAyorsoo.
wi" d''A'' the sssTsSSs al 1HG slssfS' b. 's'sHRS;' sS
on SsT6sbA9 sIF66 n s%iis NAY YO%msadsTo 10 &T sSTooS
The sa,s placed
steamer on the sie 5 and Otherwise % greatly improved tho
,urcs 20 passenger prompt and reliable transit this
& Sss fy early BY M \ x %s''
EoR cALiroRNIA VIA PANAMA
hch al rSx Nay LITE f. z iss%s1 "ooo So'
For fa,ea &c inquire reeh, onse on cOmpanys pier
~ North river. foot Of Canal street -
soie Frcigh, Agents Z. " ). q Co.
HAyANA sJsALASp VERA cRuz-ANERICAN AND
aiec saa,hp RSDREw soSe6S vii As es9e sss se ssf
North river on Thursday May TO- at " for The above
p0'' ''' ''i emis wGl4gSRY ifi 4g Agent 20 Broadway
EoR nAyANA-rllE NEW AND sPLrSpIp SIDE;
ogss & tEsSis;sy fGr 1sss ror ,-ssh, g passage
Eon SEw ouLElNs pREcr -rIlE NBw YORK
WI lave en sa,gsy ySP y ats " iio 1G ne eompa.
9 JaIEs RAysoR ic baicsy 'S Sso, OF passage Apply
L'oR NEW ORLEANs, DIRECT.
IuN new ana ifNf NfN1N ffNNmaNN
STAR or IUE UNION, CAPTAIN BLANCHARD,
vii leave pier Norh river Sttun,y May ~ p ".
For freight passage, having urfufI acc0.noda.
,ions, Apply y II ,, CROMWELL 2 CO.
The GgORGE WASHINGTON follows Nay n
rrOE NTw ORLEANS DIRECT.
r The Coss.wsc Company vii despatch the superior
sidcwhcel steamship
ALABAMA.
Limciurer N-ser.
IN rhrrafav Nay ~ at9 y iru pier ~ Nlr'h river
foot Warren slfac. IH ccUsisg freight luI gives
through hils ~ dng and passage ksts 0fs n Aifha
mo- Fardi ard fcsas aud Niss.irM ard ohio p,r.s
~ yass,ve cr fscht sIpy A. III west s,-eei corner
WaircB, - " II. u ptv1N0Np, a. Wall street
A. n. SAnHk0IyH.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

DENJAMIN +. THEALI., AUcrIONEER.
ID Late Salesman with Il. II. Ludlow 4 Co.
sAL.ESROUM No. 81 LIBERTY STREET NEAR BROAD
WAY.
FURNITURE. PIANOFORTE, MIRRORS,
CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, &c, &C.
fHEALL CURTIS will sell by auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1856,
Al l01s o'clock,
At their New Sacsroom.
NO. o. LIBERTY STREET,
Bcween Broadway and Nassau street general assortment
Reps &o French Bedsteads Dressing Burcaus Wash
stands Etegeres Secretary and Library Bookcases Centre
Gard Fancy Tables, Extension Dining Tables, Bullets,
Edeboards Chairs and Easy Chairs Sofas lounges Enam
Straw Mattresses French Plate. Pier and Mante Mirrors
large OF Aubusscn Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
French China and Glassware Damask and Lace Curtains
Also u o'clock fine rosewood double round Pia
uoorte Nunns Clark, maker mahogany Pianoforte
Dubois, maker. Also general assortment of Kitchen Uen
ss Catalogues at the Auconeers oce No. 62 Liberty
street. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

~.-.c.cSs ..,..,,,S s,IEsBy HARRISON GQDDiN ais AZ
UoiiVso BANKERS Brokers and keai sn.s l, YH The
IA rEvs and desirably located Real Isah n,,sh siae of
Very i IN the city of Richmond on ns o,S tor sale
purnI een thirteenth and Fourteenth ys.ses ON
MAIN VIII be sold auction, on .he p NJ that
Z, ,av auoa the 0th May 1866, at Main street.
, I'LL d location, the soa'h s Caron
ccunIed by Messrs Hubbard uarmned IN den,h To Ex
2s feet running back 1884 ieet IN s,r,et and in
n. siiev which is interseoted bv derat the
M eadin1 TO the Danvie ha'nuaa ~ ~
syni on Main street being sufficiently ssnc.n frs
% LEV 10 admit OF access 70 s .n sSf ~,
ehanso I'm the basement walls two anu one v.T<
ne rear MIN parisy art standing the greater p sing
:ablsld yeIy of the party wall rece..ily built by
hs "n. oTnar Rspess Company There " The lot very
o n nd ronplcte culyert extcnag from Main street TO
sSs rear Of The lot now n gsd condition The
whsrves railroads and lis being centrally located in the
d Of the principal business portion OF Richmond renders
il peculiarly desirable aud presents Of the few locations
no obtainabe for first class business establishment.
er will be sold the adjoining Property ON the east
fronting feet ten inches on Main street widening upon
an irregular line tas viii appear by reference to plan and
il5 said Exchange alley which has front OF %
walls culvert in good order. Without doubt, taking
the size depth location consideration the foregoing
my Justly regarded the most valuable nnimproyed
real estate likely TO the market. Terms-One-
fourth cash balance two and three years bearing
interest payable semi annually secured by trust deed
The FOR this year be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON -GODDIN APpERSON, AuctiOneer5.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

b. WALDRON & Co, AUCTIONEERS-6i6 BROAD
IA. way will sell at auction, Thursday, May TO- atli
O'Clock, large varied Cabinet
Farniture also Ave second hand Pianos.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
A ucrIoY NOTICE. ROTH AuGrIoSEER,

A UCTION NOTICE.-E ROTH. AuCTIOSEER.
"A POSITIVE AND PEREMPrORf SALE OF
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS, &c.,
This "wednesday morning Mays at Il e'el9ck at No ll9
West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sx avenues,
sisting Of solid black walnut Dining Room Suits Sofa,
six upholstered back Chairs ooyered in
reps; solid walnut Buffet Extension DE- three beau
ul Parlor Suits covered with the riches; descriptions OF
crimson green and black French satin brocate,
black Suits covered reps and trcloh large
pier and oval Mirrors Lace Curtains marble top Centre
Tables elegant Eageres of Louis XlV
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges match bronze Clock,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE, STOOL
AND COVER.
elegant with round corners beautifully carved
legs and with amodern mprovements rosewood and
black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Bolster Pillows, Blankets Corner and Book Stands black
walnut Extension fable Buffet China Tea and Dinner Sets,
rich silver Casters silver plated Tea and Table
Spoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket rich silver plated
Tea and Coffee Ses Butter Dishes ivory handled Knives
and Forks Carving Knives rich cut Glassware &c. Sale
positive n B.-Rclabe In attendance 20 cart, pack
and ship goods for purchasers reasonable charges
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE-CON-
"A tanning nearly 800 pages and LEO nne plates and ca.
OF health and disease with treatise early s de-
porsbe consequences upon the mind and body, with the
mode Of cure as shown BY the report Of cases tested
marriage who would their physical condition. seoi
free Of postage address receipt Of 26c IN stamps
postal Address Dr. La Croix 81 Maiden anss
Albany, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

j. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER.
IA A. j. BLEECkEk, son Il co will sell at auction
Friday May H. 12 o'clock the Exchange Salesoom
Ill Broadway for whom the desirable three
story brown stone high oop House and Lot NO 239 West
Fiftich street, with Gas Fixtures House has all the
modern improvements. Lot l92xl00.6 $4,000 remain
mortgage. Title perfect.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
- MAY o. l0t6

(, CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
10 MAY o. 1855
NEw YORK, May /, 1866.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com.
pany hold their Auction Sale OF Coal on
Wednesday, ninth day of May 1866 at II o'clock noon,
Salcsroom, 70 Exchange place. corner OF Will
liam street. York, which time they Will sell, by
Messrs JOHN II. DRAPER Cos Auctioneers,
FROM 1900 TO 1000 TONS -
mined Coal of the usual Sizes deliverable
their depot EIizabehpor N. j., during the month OF
May inst.
w he positive; each 10. put up viii be sold 70 the
highest bidder; bids. any whatever being made
of behalf Of the Company The conditions
will be fully made known at the time OF sale. .
Tcrmsffy ton, In current funds, payable on
the day Of SALE and the balance with the tax OF
per tom In current funds within ten days there
1900 JOHN BRlsBIN, President.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW AND CHEAP MEANS TO PROCURE PETRO-
N eum.-Those Interested In cheapenng the process Of
obtaining will hnd tito their call
BONNEff DAKiNs' 12e Maiden lane, who have afforded
Dr. Otto Ritter, the Inventors VI the method, orpor
tunity exhibiting his models at work Thursday and
Friday NEXT. NJ the depth Of three soes the other
taLned from nearly all caves intersces In the Earth
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
coa asrUvsE STEAMSHIPS.

INOR SAVANNAH.-PIONEER LINE.
II First class Passage SO
The new and first class steamship
PERT,
Captain e. A. peanoy will leave pier North river, at
p. NJ. on Thursday, May 10.
For freight passage, having superior accomodauon'
apply 10 LEWIS 1. JONES; 10 broa"way
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

T,AFR LOUVRE NOS ess os7 AND ap BROADWAY
y and Noe ISL 1872 el le ard i6s Fith avenue VII be
evening This place 10 toe largest coolest and
best lifted up cafe IN the city Entrances fh avenue
broadway and Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

VIM WITTERS AUCTIONEBR. WILL SELL on
w Friday, a O'Clock. nne octave Piano
wood ease 355o also three large Pier Glasses. as
Suits also six Velvet Carpets, also black wanu
Suit OIL Bedding Bookcase, Revolving Desk. b.
order Of executors Of the late George Augustus Rogers de
ceased
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

VNM, Writers, AUeTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY,
at O'Clock, at 4i Canal street. the Furniture &c, OF
families rcmovngParor Suits in brocacl reps
and haircloh Frcnch plate and other Glases, Lace
Curtains cen!r Dining and TeA Tables velyet Tapestry
Three ply and other Carpcts; OilclOhs, kAck walnut
rosewood mahogany enselcd Suts sair Matttesses
Bedding Wardrobes Sofa Beds Rocking and other Chairs
Chns Glass and silver Ware also large Bar Mirrors
also thirty Tapestry other Carpets the whole making
n fine assortment For housekeeping.
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

I,OR SAVANNAH GEORGIA..
II EVERY SATURDAY AT p. NJ.
Pier IS North river, foot Of Cedar street.
EMPIRE SIDEWHEEL LINE
The fast and favorite steamships
MISSOURI, Loveiand, Commander, sails May H.
SAN SALVADOR, Atkins, Commander sails May 10
Cabin passage. twenty dollars.
Through tickets issued to the interior.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply to GARRISON ALLEN, Agents,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

INTERFERING LETTER FROM 5IR MORTON PETo =
LONDON, May !, 1885, o his kxcellency Governor
Curtin.-Dear Sir:-You may ave 'eard before this
that hour 'ouse AS has you folks In Hamerca say
suspended specie payments; but we hexpect to 20
they will soon do. Hi ave some Cotton Bond of
the Confederate States OF Hamerica vet on and
hand hi don't know what 20 do with them Could
you make hany use hot themi and what would you
elye me for themf When hi was hin your country
Charles Stokes hand Company, hunder the Conti-
mental 'Otel, Philadelphia. Hi wish you would
hif he would hexchange some Cotton Bonds for
some woollen clothes, hand 'ow much he would
ballow ne 1or a hart-a bushel hof 6lOOO Bonds in
clothmRF 'Oping you haT well, hi ham, yours
PETO
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MARRIED.

CLARK-NI&ON-OnI thursday evening, the 23d
OF May, BY the Rev. ID. Washburn Rector of TRINITY
Church, Lieutenant JULIUS H. CLARK, Sth U. s.
Reserves Washington, ID. c.. and Miss ES TIER NJ.
NIXON, of Philadelphia.
ENNIMORE-HALL.-Ont the 23d instant, by
the Rev. Thomas +. Blllop, Mr.. EDWARD Z. FEN
NlMORE, OF Odessa, Del, to Miss SUE P. HALL,
OF this city
KNIGHT-ELBERSON.-O Thursday evening,
April 12 by Rev. A. G McAuley. Mr.. WILSON j.
KING dT to Miss LIZZIE s. ELBERSON, 10th of
Philadelphia No cards.
MEIZER-LEE.-On the Goth instant by Rev.
Anthony Atwood, Mr.. GEORGE A. METER to
Miss HESTER LEE all of tins city.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON
Our Special Dispatches.
WARRINGTON. May "a.
General HOwnrA,s sncretar

WARRINGTON. May "a.
General HOward's Secretary.
Second Lieutenant Joseph A. Sladen, 18th
United States Infantry. who has served for
several years on the staff of Major General How
ard, has been assigned to duty as private secre-
tary to that General.
Appointment.
Colonel w. Penn Clarke, of Iowa, late Pay
master United States Armv, has been appointed,
by the Secretary Of the Interior, Chief Clerk Of
that Department, and entered upon the dis
charge of the duties of the Office.
Mrs. JeH. 1'aVJs.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis arrived in Washington this
morning from Fortress Monroe. snd has taken
rooms at the Ebbett House. She is accompanied
by servant only.
The Memphis Riots.
General Gilbert, the officer sent to investigate
the Memphis riots, reports that the Memphis
papers incited it by inAammatory articles, Caus
ing teud between the poor whites and the
negroes.
Confirmation.
The Senate has confirmed Albert Van Kleck
as Postmaster at Poughkeepsie, New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

AssAULTING AND RoBBING FEMALE.--
Two young gentlemen, named Alexander Mccarthy
and Barney McIhenny, with whom the police of
this city have enjoyed personal acquaintance for
some time, were taken into custouy in the Fifth
Police District charged with assault and battery aud
mphway robbery. 1t Is alleged that party OF five
men had made an attack on q woman aJ Tenth aud
Locust streets about six O'Clock Yesterday morning,
and after kr ockine her down stole from her shawl
muff, and other articles, and that Nc c@arthy and
hcIlbeDny constituted two of the party They were
taken before Alderman Swift. who held them IN the
moderate bail OF $500 each to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

A STABBING AFFALR.-David Esher got
into quarrel last night with man named William
w. johnson, and in the course OF the difficulty he
drew kn1e and cut johnson in the left temple ln-
tiIctinR painful but nor serious wound Esher was
arrested at n laOer beer saloon. at No. 1921 North
Eighteenth street and taken besOre Alderman Fitch
who held him IN $50 bail 20 answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

Miss Georgina Hill an English writer, has
Serve Eggs in Hundred Ways" She says that
in the circle of French cookery no less than
6s5 ways of preparing eggs are recognized
"A German has undertaken to count the hairs
of four young women's heads of different COM
plexions. Tue blonde has l40, 4l9; the brown
haired, l09, ,440; the black haired, lO2,962; and
the red haired, SO, 740.
"A bashful lover in st. Louis, about to be
married, took morphine TO steady his nerves.
Result he forgot to wake up at the wedding
hour; the bride was dlsgusted; and the wedding
indefinitely postponed.
Little Rock (Ark.) has only six policemen,
at SO a day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

THE SALE OF FRAMED ENGRAVINGs last
night, at ScOtts Ar, Gallery, well attended, but
brought very low prices, not more than the cost of
the frames. Over half the catalogue was disposed
OF; the balance will be solo this evening land de-
oldedy the best halI) This will be the last sale this
season tt paintings will be solo Friday and Saur-
day eVeninps 26th and 26th