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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
NrOTIeE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN APRIL %, 1866.
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville VIII receive sealed proposals
until Monday evening, May z, 1866, for con-
structing an earthway across the canal, on
Oak street, similar to the one across the
canal on Bond street.
By order of the Council nE
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April Is, 1866.
apr25 did Union copy.]
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

SOLDIERS WIDows.-The recent allow
ance of money, by the Board of County
Commissioners, for the benefit of soldiers
widows, has given great deal of work to
the Township Trustee. At present he is
quite busy issuing certificates. Like the
orders that used to be issued by military
commanders, this one is a little compli-
Gated, and the parties applying are sub
jected to inconvenience sometimes, not
fully understanding the rules they must
adhere to; but this is necessary to prevent
imposition, and all who are truly worthy
and need assistance will not complain.
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Commissioners Court has been in session
this week. A petition from the Common
| Council of the City of Evansville, praying
that the territory known as q Union Place
| might be annexed to the City of Evansville,
! was received, and deferred for final action
| till the first Monday in April, at which
time the Board will be in regular session.
| A petition, praying for the annexation
of the property bounded on the east by
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement, on the north
by Eleventh street, on the. south by
| Sharpe's Enlargement, and on the west by
First avenue, was received and final action
deferred as in the case above.
The earthwork at Fulton avenue culyert
was received, and an order passed for the
payment of the balance of the money due
CIRCUIT COURT. PRoCEEDINGs.-In the
case of George Scott ct al, VS.. Patrick Me-
| Quirk, action to recover for building
house for defendant, the jury returned a
verdict for plaintiffs in the sum of s26s.S5.
The case of Fannie Calm VS.. Isaac Calm,
suit for divorce, was tried by the Court.
Divorce granted on. the ground of aban-
donment. Peter Maier, Attorney for the
plaintiff. s s9
In the case of the State VS.. John Smith,
petit larceny, defendant plead guilty, and
was sentenced to three months i1nprison-
ment in the county Jail, and fined $500.
The case of A. G. Hallock VS.. Martin To-
bin, suit for damages in plastering a hous Q,
was tried by jury. Verdict for the de-
fendant for Sl.90. r. A. Hill, Attorney for
plaintiff; L. c. Stinson, for defendant.
The case of J. HI. Miller ct al, VS.. David
Harper ct al, suit on contract, which was
tried by a Jury. No verdict had beer re-
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Cure Yourself
VAR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

+ sale by the druggists, Evansville.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-01-06

--one for the Planter and one for the Freed
men and Women. A copy of all Contracts
formed will be forwarded 50 ss to reach these
Headquarters on Friday of each week,
III. 'PlantdM who have failed to make eq-
a!tab!e Contracts for the year 1866 viii be
required to pay the Freedmen and Women
reasonable compensation for their services
since the.26 Of last April, and all Planters
refusing to do SO will be arrested as trying to
embarrass the operations of the Government
by com. Of Lieut.. Col. G. S. BROWN.
II. A. JOHNSON, Lieut.. and A. "A. A. G.
The OATH OF OFFIcE.-Thc Secretary of
the Treasury officially acknowledges that he
has appointed officers who have not subscribed
to the test oath, having failed to obtain those
who could be relied on for the performance of
the revenue duties required, as nearly every
man in the South fit for a revenue officer was
at the same time either engaged in hostlities
against the Government, or holding State OF;
Confederate Office, either willingly or unwl-
lingly. The Secretary acted upon the pre-
sumption that Congress would modify the
oath and not subject the South to the humili-
tion Or the revenue system to the odium which
would result from the employment of Northern
men, as tax x-gathcrers He Suggests the me-
ccssity of immediate action upon tho subject.
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MOTT or, '.-'.:

THE FOLLOWING NOTES were destroyed BY
i the FederaEtroops during their occupstion Of,
Fumpkintown and vicinity: .j:. ,no
On Jas NJ Keth for $lP6 $ % 90. dated Oct 1855,
1a Switzerland. $3.50 90, +" :" 1S, 1868;
+" J X Switzerland andJ Switzerland, $2s8 IS
dated Sept %, 1861; :. ~>
y J Morris and J u Switzerland, $205 90, da-
ted April o. 1858;
J X Sutherland, 500 90, dated Nov 6, 1857;
" j Sontherland, $500, 8 Oct 10, 1851
: =, ,,sou,herlana. $l52 %, g -, 1868;
g II L Null, 5000 co. /" July %, 1866;
:" J b Sonthcrland $3.50 90. (" Oct s, 1868;
James NJ Chastecn, ST. 90, /" "16;, 6;,"Ia42,
''Daniel AIcJunkin, $l94 90, {" March 10. 1850;
:" Elgin noAlcIunkin$ $40 90, dated Dee5; 1853
Alex England, $40 90. dated %, 1859;
+" 9 Davis, NJ Swcaringin Davis Ethen, $3.50
90, dated May II. 1862; ~
'sLarkin Hendrix. $4,000, dated JAM 1861;
WIN NJ Keith, Milton Mauldcn, 500 90, dated
DEG l0,.lS56; :
;'Matthcw Keith, s12I 90, dated Dec 27, 1860.
The public is cautioned not to trade for thess
Notes;as payment has bce,l stopped. and they have
or will be renewed by the makers thereof
JAMES KEITH.
Pnmpkintown. Dec 4. 1865. 13
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Il I.!G Il s CHI 0 OIL,
70 Open on Tuesday, Jan, g.. 1865.

CORPS OF TEACHERS: :.
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MAI. j. SLOAN, Graduate Of West Point.
And, ifthc patro ngc will justify, GEN. EElSON
CAPERS, Graduate, and latS Professor in
the S. G. Military Academy.
EEE, $500 per quarter often weeks, in specie or
equivalent Boarding at many places Oh mod
: The Curl liculum will embrace preparation for
College: and all the branches of Il liberal educa-
'uon. Several branches, including Hebrew and
some modern Languages. and studies connected
with practical lite, may bc Learned with extrn fees
BY uniformityi i'll text books. having few classes,
by the best methods Of study, by asccrtaining ne-
curately the proficiency Of Students and by cAer-
ishing q love Of truth and honorable distinction,
tho Teachers hope to educate thoroughly and RAJ
pidly. III, R
Dec %. 1865 y 15t
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The State of South Carolina.

PICKENs--IN ORDINARY I . II,
Levi Phillips and wife "
\. Vs. 6 Petition for Partition.
Jane WhisenantS ct. ais ]
II appearing my satisfaction that the heirs-ats
law of Nicholas Whiscnant, deceased; George
deceased; Floming Bates and vile Polly \;
Dic&ey and wife Snrah; SanaS Lilies jeremiah
Johns and wife Rebecca ); acfendnn,s Isl this case;
reside without the limits of this State: IT. is orr
dercd therefore. that these several absent de end1
ens District, ut PiokcnsG H., on Monday the Goth
day of Febpnry, 1866 to Office! to tho aiyision or
sale Of the Rrai Estate Of Christopher Whfsenants
desoeaseser s shcs consent to thy willbs ens
tered 6f rGtord. 81 " 81 J.+.s III - ). IA;
b GatliHsyyf 0GGa Nov. 20, 1899 &s ~ 3m5 3s@
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The State of South Carolina

TH6 HCaCB OF HOGlCn CafOIlua,
TttKEss--iE 9RpINhRy. !.
George I. Chapma1 -
.t" Wy. Petition for Partition
W. J. FeHnel IL wife, ct nls ~, II.
! I appearing my satisf ction thai Benjamin
p. Chapman nm Nebccca Swords, defendants
in tbs case, reside without the limits Of this
State: Therefore, tits or cred, that the said q
sent dc.o dants % appear in the Corr, Of Ofdiha-
fy.. for Piekons District, at Pickens Court H6h.c,
on Mondes the 9th day Of MArch, 1885, to object
to the division or sale Of the Real Estate Of Sarah
Chapman. deceased or their consent to. the Same
will be catered Of recnrd. ). {. 34,;,
". T.. HoLcoMBE, ORR. &.
0rtlinary's Office. Nov. q, 1865. 3m
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FL IYMEN .E A II.

MARRIED, on the evening Of the l4th ult., BY
Rev. J. Il. Hamln, MIR. J. W. FEYDLEY and
MISS CARRIE, youngest daughter Of Mr.. Martin
Moss. MI of Pickens district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
Ann,aN Il. MULLER. Anciioneer.

COTTON MILL at AUCTION.-ADRIAN ii.
- MULLER F. r. WILKINS = CO.. win Sol Ut Auction
on FRIDAY March 2 1866 at p o'clock, at the Exchange
salcsrooms No III Broadway, New.YoIk COTTON
MILL situated at Van Homy.e, Herimcr County ~ "
SO miles wes Of Albany 70 miles south Of Central Rood and
Canal at Fort Plain Consists Of FIR, rate Stone Buidins
about % by feet -four full stories and attic OVERSIGHT wheel
% feet in diameter; $500 pndc 60 ooms and oil other
machinery shsng and betting left three years since when
he mil stopped running Wac then making 1000 yards Print
Cloh- per dav Attached 81 OF land 10 dwellings
dents house store Office Mil Ia to
stop for water sac PcleI rory 10 the hishe.t bidder
Property can Up DIS Of fle toT inrbeT ptieu
lsrs apply 20 Auciione,r. No. = Finest, New-Yok
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MEDICAL PuKvrYoRs Orycr,
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING To

-. -. VA sHIsGTON ID. e.. rcD. ., lho. .
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
" NE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE Army
An Anenon Sue Of yslosbr MEDICINES, no longer re;
scTef by The W 3 ~ Department L. s. Amy vii be- led
Ia tbs city on TIL RsDAY tn 1T day Of Mffch next and
setosedne GAYS neoesssTy al 10 O'Clock ID az tie were
81 the CITY Han
Inc Medicine are H. the original acksges ,nd the atten-
sen Of the trade invited 70 ias sale. which viii mbrsce
St IlloUi Ing principal articles VII:
.sgpmrle Lthet. so n Acohol, 500 bottles Compound
stns o. Ehef 800 10 Simple Cers'e, GO N ChoToform
~, FIND Lrluc Of Bucbu 40 10; tioid Extract Of
.sIoIA ~ ID Fluid ExTac Il lpecacuauis go u Fluid
tlnsc, q Rhub1-b. go n Mass Hydfsrg $50 N Dovers
"rof - p Cod Liver Oh, 1850 bottles; Camphor Pulls
o dozen Con pound Cstbeitic Pills. 600 dozen Opium
s Loo dozen Iodine Of Potassium goo n Rhubsrb 500
Powdered RhubGIb, go IL SiFup Of SquiN so n Com.
Pound srirs Of Lavender 500 n: beside Other articles
tpsdd Of sxfy articles Of the BGieyia Medieq In lots i
" 70 the above will he offered for sale.
nsaogu, containing peo list with full particulars.
~ b. Iesdy by the l7th inst
- ns Ca.h, ia GoveruI1eDt funds.
i've days VII be allowed 10 purri IN removing Their
Asv~fiy &. SUTHERLAND,
SnTg y. :. A, Medical furyeyor.
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2musemeris.


WINTER GARDEN.
f1Hs RsTABIIsHEEET NOT ADVERTISE
THE sEvYoBk HERALD
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEs.M
Nh Stuart has SINGER. pleasure in announcing that
A GRAND BOOTH MATINEE,
\ GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
BENEFIT
TIE HOUSE or REoEPTIoN FOR
ORPHANS"
THE WAR,
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH.
with the Of interest In the object or TIE Institution
has most generously given his services AMI will appear IN hi.
grand roe OF
RUy BIAS,
RUY BIAS,
Miss MARY MITCHELL.
" no has most generously vouneed will appear tie
fhINCESS NEWBERG
DON sALLUsT... ...........Mr CHARLES BARRON
To be preceded by the charming Comed.t,a Of
FAINT HEART SEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Doofs open at l2!. Commences st O'clock.
ENENING PERFORMANCE
THIS Saturday EVENING, Feb
EDWIN BOOTH
will appear az ,,,,
which will be presented with all its unequaed spsndor OF
COSTUMES,
AND CAST.
Door, opon ., :. Commence at y.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEB 2s,
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
Of
RlCHEIlII.
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nUBLIC sALE.-Bv direction of Breyet-

nUBLIC SALE.-Br direction of Breyet-
4 MsiorGen A. b. DYER, Chief # Ordnance thu follow
TUESDAY FEB 81 1906 1t harp-r Ferrv West virginia
10 wit: $50 uns Iron tuus Wrought lion lion eIe
bav Plume ] ar.s Iuruii Lathe Rolling MIL win Ma
chinery Furnaces Forge, Fly Wheel shai'ir
en- &C. cou 100 ono knck lmore oI ess Ci ir I9
ufups new 20 Cast Iron ndov Ia1es AVN bIoes.
(casO 20 Jossyns Cssbnes with appcndases complete
ue 1n Starts do with apPeudiges new and compete O'
assorted Revolver go Cuyafy ssDer, 1850 buDsde ar
bnst 5cO Emf ed Rife A. " g. O. Swords together with
sbout 600 Horse Equipments, for 'evdry, including
VrdIes sadde Saddle bauksts Haers, kci also large
qusntte Of Cava ~ md Infantry Accoutemes appendsges
fr Small Arms and Tools Of various tAds, &C, 3e One
large lot Of finely dressed Granite stone.
sac 10 commence At 20 clock continue from day TO
dav until al IL sold.
TERMS-CAsH in Government Funds.
j.. J. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent
IouS KooscE Auctioueer.
lInrper', Ferry, Feb. ~, 1871.
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srBfIsrFScK orrIoE. Z. {. A., No souTH GAYssT1
p.rrIuoRF Nd jan. 81 lg.1 y q
n OVEpN\FFNT SALE OF SlRILCS

A NVN I'm ,.-l--I. I'M
u HARD BREAD.-sealed Proposals N SaP i eSe r o
received at N ofee daily AID olcned a. ~ e'.eA ~ W
y,b uay for the purchase OF surplus OOOD lAhD pHEAD
o. hand Il this depot. "a, II ...b An Tho
y,ssd oased under this advertisement has ueeh chIsHy
- boToury Inspected each box having been opened eA
iosd ana then recoopered and 10 box allowed replaced
- 3I not come NJ the standard ioT Issue 10 troops
~ noeis received for less than twenty t2Ol boxes Fn
.hases vii delivered on oosFd OF transports "I'Ao" OK
xense to the purchaser. 49,. =
rP,yme1t required Ia Government fund, on notification o.
.,eeyauee Of bid Twenty days allowed purchasers 10 re-
m. Inn SC los vii ct be considered Proposals 10 be i
sosed on the enveione Proposals or Hard Bread ana az
sy.s,,d 10 THOMAS WILSON BIevot Lieut-Co.
ana G.. :. l. :. A., BTevot Brig. Gen Vols.
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A UCTION SALE.-WM. A. CARTER,

~ Auconeer Store No 81 Courtandtst. Goods stored by
Hudson River Railroad Company 70 pay storage aud other
charge ~ 10 O'Clock e. m TURDAY 3lst Of March,
1886 Nos p q aud 26 Tenth viz: J. Rating
Trunks Benefit Brothers, Hor-erower snd shat "ith
" heel; American Bel Coz Bell and Castings; F. PrichaId
Truuk; 2. DENIM boxes slate Mares; }. A. bale
llop.; bale 10 r. y. C., box Henry Skunk, oundc
9th: 4. Mar
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A.n.rAxr QrAnryHxA.rnRs OrEIcE.

PHuApELPHIA DgFor, teb. a. 1861
GALE OF lIAkNESS.-Wnl be sold, at
nous. Hanoyer-st Wlarf Phi iphls 20, on WEDNts
DAY February o. 1866 c0mucucug at 10 eoek ~ 'be
follow iig described H1rnsrs viz;
no sing rcs Lead Mule llafness, worn.
IL Sinzle Wheel muie Harness, worn.
~ Single sets Lesd florse Hsrn's-, good.
So Single sets Wheel Horse haricss good.
20 Single ses Lead Ambulance Harnrss, good
2l Single sets " heel Ambulance Harness worn
Terms Of sslc. cash, f. Govern. Ieni fund.-, $500
by order Of Col. WM W. McKlM.
Chief Quartz riuas'rr Phil de phiA Depot.
HENRY BOWMAN,
Contain aud Asllsiunt Cuartermasttr.
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r. {. EuLKLrY, Auchoneer.
VALUABLE improved and unlmproved
pHnPEnIY AZ AUCTION.

r C. huxley, Auctioneef
VII sell Oh TUESDAY. Feb. r. a. IL O'CLOCK o. the Ii
cIaue. Sal. sroonis. No Ill Broadway, ,
Two LOIS north side Of si1th-st 800 feet west Of
Three LOTS south side Of Fifysr'ht, rs feet west Of
F,obnvc two In rrar fronting on fiiy'hith'st
Trec LOTS north side of fyhnhst. 3l' feet wrst OF
Flnbaya three in rear Of the above ironing On fhH'
siyih.st. 800 -. uorgp aud
LOT Known as Il East Twenty ifdst b-iwrta ohItI
and LeIingtonayr Lot 2SIO fee House 2d1'o iee and
extension. vr,y,,
Also the valuable story nsrbe front BUILDING Known
~ No rs Chambes.t and No Eesde St. betwse" bIos1
Centres 70 feet inches by l3l levi lLSnes
ksps en- ~ WAys- JapEeJ coWt
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Sales bp antiion.



I ARGE SALE Of REAL ESTATE-Stores
~ on Washington and Wsst.s, with Bukhead and water
nigh, between Spring and Charlton sts) Lots 1tb I've
lO2d l3Oh and l.2ds,s Aso houses Gu Hunting dont
Brooklyn between Court and Clinton..,s
P. c. BULKLEY will sell on TUESDAY March 6, ti u
O'clock s the Exchange salruooln No III Broadway the
following valuable property:
wAsHYoTostI-The u story brick building Known q.
Nos 500 and sic, between Spring and Chsrtons,s 10,
,cIll5 building covers the whole plot.
WEST srTho story sIoI, Nc. 3g7 Westst lo 20 by a5
inches The 3stoy Store No zoe Wests lot 20 by g.
n. 5incbes.
BrIKHEAD AND WATERRIenI IN font Of the above.
The whole Of this property Washington and Westsis.
forms po, ~ IT, front on ws.inson.. by 2o2 r. inches
running through Westst nearly covered with substantial
brick buildings with the bu khcad and water night in front,
and well WORTHY the attention Of capitalists aud investors
4lDsT-Four o,s north side Of l42dst 40 Il. west Of
llth.aye.
lO2Ds1-Two lot, ,orth side Of lo?d-st s.5 r. east Of
lst.sve.
l2THAvE-Two lo,s east ,ile rs n north a I3ol-st.
10TH sr-one lot north side, 100 4. east ofl2.hsve.
BRooKIys PROPERTY. HUNTINGDON sr-The ;hree-story
hshoop and subcelsr brick houses Nos Il and 80 Hunting
don. % by about 90 o,s lol n. deep well ta and in
good order. Possession May ],
Foe Map, apply to the office No. ~ wsls' Jsuucey Court
Nffltt of ~ " NJ, NILNlsifToN I'LL Itb -
GALE SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES
y An good and servceabe WIN be sold a, PUBLIC AUC-
TON at Wilmington, Del,
FRIDAY, the 2ad Of February,
FRIDAY, the % of March,
TWO HUNDRED sERViCEABLE MULES.
One hundred on each day 81 sale.
Tie especial attention Of purchasers is invited 70 the fact
that thesr mues large wei paired and Ia excellent con
dilion being the surplus team mules Of Arlington Depot
Animal, sold singy.
Sales TO commence at 10 a.
Tems-Cash in United States currency.
By order Of HrcyetBrig. Cen JAMES A. EKlH.
ia charf- tir-i niyson - u. q. o.
{. II. GAfLAGHTR Capt. and A. q. NJ
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Immediately after tbc bove sale Of steamer, vii EEL
p.ani l-iry- bos. Baltimore propeller Thomas
twsnn steam propeller " Cougress.' az follows;
The stoom ferry boet BALTIMORE" sdt-wheel double
tno ferry boat 40 uus Lush Oh dgcA over all 80 feet
nehe beau 50 feet s 81 feet; depth Of hold feet IL
Bthes has one psure beam engine, csfc er o. yin
g ine1es r5.e piston ieet draf feet; boil IN per
!ec iTou fastened and Mcted IN 1903. Vel found 80
thtus anc0r fi boats md lie rTesorvers; engine and
boief e feet order and ready ior service, with
sytTy 20 OF tarri that tie wv require, having been in
pps~ied b. G0fsrment iaspec Of durng The last month.
tn, steam ur0ttHeE THOMAS SWAMI OF Sf5 tuns
~oOier hull iron cned aud uelled len.a Om d.ci 20
ts IN hes beam p ieei inches, depth Of lower no
BEET inches, between decks feet u inches; DRAFT lei
Iel.s has cecacting low pressure engine dom'er Of
uinder inches stroke Of piston. 80 iucies. Boiler,
tiinery and hull az in Ietcct order and wei found in
,choIs en- ire tools boas hcpreservrs. &c. aud every
Ting the sS req res with bedding furniture and crocktiy
and cooking stems. for twcnyOu IeI0rsi ready Tor
hayms b, 20 ed UP aud inspected ry bove'umrut in
ty~cor during the last two months Capacity Tor carrying
t,sJj round barrels.
Tts steam propeller CONGRESS OF IL tuls. WOODEN
trn iron isieurd length deck l3c feet BEEN 2 feet
heh"s depth lower hold u feet between ders leet
tncne' dsi, feet inches butt In 1903 las three mast
wb Tore sud az sells good oder Hull engine md boicr
hpenoc order aud well supplied with anchois chains tools
boat and beWesrvers paciy for freight 4Vo barrels
es'ns been Mt last months vita nL omplrnf NJ
bedding furniture cookery and cookn; utensils Tor per
so' now ready COT and Inspected by Government IN
sptctof 10 tie sast two months.
ADREON Co, Auctoneers
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Geles bD Gnfiion.
GEo A LsAvITr Auctioneer
-,noV TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadwa

Ono q LEhNiTff hHtuOuttl.
NOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49c Broadway
HEFAVlTT STREBElGHS Co. successors 10 J-t'Iooi,y'
O,asxsyJs foHCITED. ADVANCES MADE
AEoSDAY Feb. 70. commencing at o'clock p NJ Otta
sT a. exceedingly choice Private Library CONSISTING
,osy Of Illustrated STANDARD and MisoeAsneoIs WORKS
Editions and IN splendid condition. among which
dpe nntioped, Bovde'ls Shakespeare Gallery, vols,
&, Mcisn's Highland Clans, vos folio; Naturalist :
Fa,,y 40 vols calf; Lsvsters Physiognomy, vols 80
k,,f,d London News u vols folio; Jsmesons Beauties
IL Cour, Of Charles H. So. NOR Costumes OF Various
ss.sons vols folio; Walter SCOTS Works 20 vols call
-, Furore % vols $40, calf British Poets, ~ Vof
20 paper National Galley folio &c. &C. This Library en-
~, about OCO vollnes many bound BY Rviere hayday
nc pToblby for It's extent 10 richer collection oil booAs ~
- bsen ole ed az Auction. Catalogues ready.
cOlN SALE Feb 27, md following day, at O'Clock P n
A., Of American aud Foreign God and Silver CONS un
Eedss The collection Of Robert b. Chambers esq o. io
SsSoo Il. J. Catalogues ready
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A. NJ. MgRwIv. Auctioneer.
y niNrlg NfEDNNTA A., Gn

a. NJ IfHWIN NWVIUl''I.
DY BANGS. MERWIN Il Co, Nos. o94 ana
ID tef Broadway CO... Of 4th-st.-Sales Of Book sta
youery Picture, WORKS Ar Fancy Good kurnuTe &c
MONDAY EVENING. teb. %, % O'clock
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC very large sud costly col
i.on compne th. works II eJTntsd ancient
and modern coup0ttrs large portion OF j. NO scarce
Also valuable Musical Books &C Pbe property q dsiin'
,sbed rroieso recently o-ctased Catalogues ready
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Professional Nciifes.
peniiSirn.

JAIVISs NOSE-fIECE is for tie admins.
W tton Nitrous OXIDE Gas or any otr ra ~ V,po'
for snesthetio tnelcna ruT ose tftnf N. nose ICES
nj ot tLrUurL the No 70 IA hauia ana cones IA contact
VITA Natures network o. delicate nerve. 'nded for thA'
purpose IAc Plscs b CIR near az g, mpac WIN a.
ou ed volume IL IL eialei Ia potion without the s'st
difficulty The patient mny be- scpt und"' ne nhnth
ca. fo r4ac AZ teeth Or any other operation any 9Th 81
lin. without inConvt nieure Ihtrc u NJ cbs..e ID
the complexion tue eye, tDd no ngdy 81 mnsc'@; ~
gallons NJ yar the required "a produce perfect Ahes
bea II canLDt ,rt on o. 'raf 4rice nee = .,
vvb,r. Tia. gsa a. n.ns for the extraction Of Teeth
Al Al bspIs " Ne " West 4hIrtssntLpS Nay lCIA-
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TWENTY THOUSAND TUNS

FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
Of the usual sizes, Deliverable n their DEPOT ELIZABETH
PORT. y. j.. during the month o. March neAt
The viii be positive e-cl lO' put up w be sold to the
highest bidder; BIDS, ANY PORN WHATEVER, BEING
MADE Account OF. DEhAIF OF THE COMPANY.
The conditions viii be- fully Ide known at the time Of sale
TERMS-FlfTY CENTS PER TUN, in current fund,
payable the day Of sale ant the balance with the Govern
tax Of SEVEN cents rT current funds. wltn
10 q. ys thereafter at the Office of the Company
JOHN BRIsBIN, President,
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DASIFL y. BURDETr. Auciouoei. -
UNITED STATES CONVENIENT YES
u sells IT AUCTION
BURLETT, JONES Go.
Nill sell THURSDAY, March 1896, at IL ococ', no
a. the Navy You'd Brooklyn (y order Of tie Navy Dopr'
ueun 'he following named vessels;
streaming MARGOLD length 80 feet b. 'Adth 10 feet,
depth inches vertical engine, diam, er Of cynd-,
Sa inches. .troke Of piston 26 inches; one and
tubu hr boiler. 90, =, =.
Stenm.ng LABURNUM; length lm feet t.e'd,h q feet
3inche, depth feet diameter 4 cyl ndef, g nc hes; Iose,
81 ircnes. boiler luusces hue. and fe,nrI uOes' 800
Terus20 per cent the day Of tab the bha9ee Nhhn
siY days when the vessels be removed IDn tho 1Id
VA 49, &. H. BELL, comInaadani.