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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. April q.
ToBACCo-Sales of SO hogsheads at 81 80
@25 80 for superfine.
FLouR-Good stock at $40 00@11 90.
WHEAT-Nominal.
CoRN-Shelled 81 05: ear, in bulk, S5c.
OATs-Active, at 83c.
MESS PoRK-At SO SO.
BAcoN-Shoulders 9994c packed; clear
sides 1214c; clear ribbed 1214c packed.
LARD-In tierces 12(9l21zc.
WHISKY-Active, at 26@Nc in bond.
CoTToN-23c for low middling.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Ielegraph.l NEW YORK, April Y.
DRY GooDs-In cotton goods the market
has declined in prices of unbleached sheet
ings, as follows: Atlantic A. 201ac; do III.
and Pacific Extra and H., 20c; Lawrence
z. 19c; Stark A. 19c; Augusta Al lSc; Cabot
o. lSc, and Dwight w. l514c. In other
fabrics there is but little change, and ten
dency downward. The trade generally is
rairiy active.
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aaMemphIs Market. {

By Telegraph sgls MEMPHIS, April q.
CoTToN-yery dull and nominal at &c;
receipts. .696 bales. ...e..-. ssssssfEsA 3
CORN-PriTne white, 81 %. xF
( HAY-Weaker, at S33 90. W.
PORK Firmer, at $23 2see % so. - RI ~;
BACoN-Clear sides, 13c. tiss* 4 y AkAc~ss !
rvOther articles unchanged.
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FOR SALE.
Another Rare Chance !
r HAVE NOW CONCLUDED J

HAVE NOW CONCLUDED TO
u sell that splendid property at the
have heretofore had so many applica-
tions. 1t is 275 feet front by depth of 185
feet for 150 feet of it, and of AS feet for
the rest and will be sold with a carriage
way TO the street from the rear. 1t is by
all odds the most desirable site for a fine
residence in the city, and car be so divided
as to make 1t very eligible for two such
residences JNO. J. CHANDLER.
apl9 div
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OEEa&rAt..

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the,
Post-Office at Evansville. state OF Indiana,
on the I'd day of pril, 1861.
Perso calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised ''gIving date.
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Rare Chance !!
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

= Az SELLING THOSE DESIRA-
- bic Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to persons wishing to build, ALTOGETHER
ON TIME, and at my CUSTOMARY CASH
PRICES. This affords mechanics and la
boring men an opportunity of owning
would pay out for rent. Better call soon.
When the street railroad is built, these
lots will be worth double the price / now
offer them at. E
JNO. J. CHANDLER,
No. 2, Second Floor, So
ap3 diff 500 Chambers Block. I
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STE AMBOATS..

FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS. s..., .ts III.
The new and magnificent steamer
E.< VIRGINIA, H
LAak&5 II. q. Carson, Master;
A6s1azs1z4 AID. Armstrong, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville for New Orleans and
way ports on WEDNESDAY,, April Ath,
at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board,
or to r. X. DUNKERSON 81 CO.,
ap23 DIT Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS, YICKSBURG,N ATCHEZ
ND NEW ORLEANS, FROM
- LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent new ow-pressure steamer
- - RiCHMOND,
s4r j. s. voolfolk, Clerk,
Leaves, EVANSVILLE for New Orleans on
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 5 o'clock Pm.
The Richmond is an entire new boat,
and is unrivalled as a passenger packet.
She has superior Recommendations for
freight and stock and will leave as above,
on her second trip, on FRIDAY, April 18th,
at O'Clock Pm. 5a44I1C ~ : jatJsafl
For freight n; or Passsge apply on beard: or
apps dat ftff. - t5.I he-,8sI = lf1Ts
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DRY GOODS.

The demand for Dry Goods has been 50
large the past two or three weeks, that city
merchants have found their stocks run
ming down more rapidly than they could
be repienished from the supply markets,
and in some lines of goods stocks have
been very much broken But orders and
personal purchases from the East are be
ing received. and our jobbing houses will
be again found full and well assorted.
Trade still keeps very good. We revise our
quotations and list of articles quoted
though prices have undergone no material
change since our last: as.
DOMESTIC GooDS-Salem Ginghams 2215c;
DeniIns 209371ae; Shifting Stripes l5@2Oc.
TIcKINGs.-Conestoga Extra Medal 475ac;
Copestoga Medal Eye Conestoga c. q. A.
40c; Pacific q, 35c.
BROWN SHEErINGs.-Standards heetings
nc; Medium A, l5tal9c.
BLEAcHED SHEETING.-Bleache Muslin.
"A, 1850; Bleached Muslin q, 16@20c;
Bleaclled Muslin u, 121zc. s.fll s.
: PRINTs.--Merimacs d, Ec; Spragues I7c;
AmericS MS 1910; Aliens 1916; Amoskeags
15c; Arnolds lie.
DELAINES-25c.
THREAD.-Coa els Spools 81 10; G and
d, 75c. c1sjz1.
HATS AND CAPS AND CLoTHING.-Mer-
chants in these lines of trade have had
their snare of business during the week,
and are buoyant in spirits. They find
their styles and qualities of goods giving
excellent satisfaction, and experience
little di diculty in meeting the wants of
their customers They have learned the
necessity of working on small margins,
and, consequently, are able to offer in
ducements that must secure trade.
Doors AND SHoEs.-The business of the
week has been good. The quotations for
goods in this line have undergone no
change but some kinds are scarce and
hard to get, owing to the large trade at
supply points having exhausted the stocks
of m ufacturers. This, with higher price
of leather, has had q tendency to slightly
advance prices for certain goods in the
Eastern markets. Stocks in this city are
still kept fully up to the wants OF the trade.
QUEENswARE.-Au the houses report
good trnde. There has been a material
decline in prices in "a leading article, ow
ing to an ill-timed spirit of rivalry and
competition, but as this is not likely to
prove satisfactory to customers and profit
able to statesmen in the long run, we pre-
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r. HAMMERSTEEN,

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer,
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
EVANSVILLE - INDIANA.
rYASNOW ON HAND A SPLENDID
III assortment of finely finished carriages
for the Spring trade, of the latest and most
approved styles, comprising two-seated
and light ROckaways. stationary and
shifting top Buggies, fancy light trotting
Buggies, Prince Albert b ggies: also, Bug
gies gotten UP extra strong for country use.
All work manufactured OF the best timber
most thoroughly seasoned, and ironed
with extra refined iron. No factory wheels
used all are made in the shop, of selected
mai erial, and by the best mechanics All
work warranted to give entire satisfaction
in every respect. Sales made at Lowest cash
rates Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to give him a call before purchasing
elsewhere. Repairing done to order. Or
ders solicitec. ap16 d3m
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WANTED.

Egg~I Eggs sls
w SEED-E SsG% ANY GUAM
w stity- large or small, at the United
Sta ~ House, No. I'll Main Street, between
Seventh aud Eighth for which the high
est market price will be paid IN cash.
mch6 3m r. RANGER.
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compound INTEREST NOtes are bought .
the following rates:

The following quotations. are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
81 B.ANKABLE FUNDS. $50 . "a
= u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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al Nice Residence for Sale.

n WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
u DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Strees, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title,
perfect. AID ress H. e. READ,
l3s Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
faI.o Trf
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GROCERY MARKET.


The trade of last week was very good in
this department, both through orders aud
merchants visiting this market. The adj
vance in gold gave a little more tone to
the quotation of staple goods, but the
prices were not advanced materially. We
continue our quotations as follows:
CoFFEE-Is firm, bat quotations. are
unchanged common to good 24c; prime to
choice 26@27c; good tc choice Java 3S@ sec.
SUGAR-prices remain steady We quote
raw at be for low grades up to I5c
for choice Demerara and prime New Or
leans; refined c l41ac; b l514c; A 1917;
Hards 1910.
n TEAs-We have no changes to make in,
quotations. Black: Souchong, poe to 81 20;
Oolong, 81 to 50. Gseen.s Young IIys4sn,
81 % to ESQ; -Imperiafse 81 soto 2 80; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 25 Hyson, 81 to- 90.
MoI.AssEs Stocks not large. yet
sufficient to meet Gthe wants of
the trade. II Orleans plantation is q in
fair supply and quoted at 90c. The res.
fined syrups are according to QUALIFY and
reputation of manufact1res.sk a AZ 2
Z F1sH-There issno change in fish. Stocks
good and the demand increased. We
continue to- quote Mdckerel No. lin BAR
res, s22s50 to s23 90; in kits at 81 IS to So 90,
with other sizes in the usual proportion.
Goldfish, SC,
RIcE-Marlet steady at 1015 to 1l14c for
good to prime Rangoon. No other quoted
as IN the market.
CANDLEs-Light weights l7c, full weights
PC
CANDY-There is no change, and we con-
tinue to quote at zoe per pound.
STATsCH-Is unchanged at ~ to Sc.
X SALT-In good supply at Sc 90 for small
barrels, s. 50 for large barrels, and soc per
bushel. i
Z ssCoTToN YARNs-In sympathy with cot
ton are dull at &c for 600 and 25c for
800, of the best quality, which is decline.
LIoUoRs.-Fherei is no perceptiblescha
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last quotations New copper dis
titled whisky s. 90 one to two years old
scarce at So 50@5A00; highwines 81 30; rectl-
fed 81 90t92 %; common Bourbon Rye 81 25,
and Brandy, 81 50t93 90; Holland gin g 5o@
90; imported brandy sI2 Oo915 90; Old Port
81 50@6 80.
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RIV Err NE w s

For other River Items see Seventh Page.
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Main Street Lot at Auction.
Gavisk's Store for Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER GE
- the Marlborough Court of Common
Pleas, made al it. January term. 1867. l
Will, as Commissioners, sell at public auc-
ton, ~ the door of the court house in
Evansville, Indiara, on
THURSDAY. APRII. 9TH.
at two O'Clock PM, 1875 by l44 feet, being
the corner quarter of Lot DO, in the Dona-
Improvements, being a three-story store
house. ffFs s.sf5 -Fsasf. 44s -.
TERMS-One-fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months pur-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-.
rity, bearing Interest from day of sale,
without re ief from valuation laws; the
purchaser to pay taxes for 1867. ss-l5s 81
-fssss.sss ~ THOS. f. GARVIN, IN a..
apl7 dtd Commissioner Is.
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KENTUCKY BOURBON COMPANY I57 BROADWAY,
N New Yorx. october IS. lS7.-AM pc, indebted 10
the Kentucky BOURBON Company hereby requested
call Tor settlement and all any CLAIMS Whist
soever against said the
same 81 the Office O; said l67 Broadway Mon
das Wednesdays and Fridays, between IL NJ and =. NJ
60 investigate and auht the an irs Of the Company.
ISAAC W0krENDfKE, President
s Z; 4; w s1snss commIttee.
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OST-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN GRAND AND
u franklin streets black Newfoundland dog. white
fore and tip OF tail; had leather
Any person returning him 10 45 Broadway will suitably
rewarded
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II 0ST-A BUNCH OF KEYS ETHER IN THE
II Eighth Thirty fourth cars The finder
viii be Literally rewarded by leaving them At 2as West
Thirty fourth stseeI
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II OsT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN TWENTY FIRST,
- rSenti--ecpd or iweny-tlrt street near Fifth or
ksve0th gontlemars black Necktie. containing
stone stpin viuab the gift of dec~Ase
relative ample reward wall. be paid for its return
ILL., Vi est TIVE MT. lrst street.
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WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
wv Proposals viii be received from the 10Th 70 the yDh
October for the graduation and masonry Of the wlmnep
and Reading Isailroad, extending from Wilmington Del
10 Peterborough. Pa specifications and further Informs
on can be obtained at the Engineers Office Costesvle "a
~ 4. HOBART. Engineer ia charge.
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(,ATrLE BUTCHERS, ATTENrION.-THE CATTLE
~ butchers Of New York nohoken Communipaw, &c..
are rogue sled t. at end grand meeting be held at
Charles Lggerls No 335 West Thrtyu street between
Etshh AMI Ninh avenues, o'clock saturday
ln 10 cmber z 1871 FOR The of furthcring the
tere T. and benefits OF the neymen butchers and all
xnoe co nected tn cattle butcher and around New
York All cattle butchers arc req ,esed 70 attend bush
Meas OF iWp1rtlncs will bs brought forward by order
CHARLss CoRypoS. secretary. y. SCOTT President.
MICHAEL CURRY Treasurer
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PERSONAL.

nor ADOPrIOS-A BEAUTIFUL INFANT, TWO
\ dsys old. loo Thorn pson street room Is
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FOUND.

r osT-AT FoRnHAM ON FRIDAY EVENING oGTO-
II Der Is Gold Patent Lever Watch maie by Samuel,
OF Liverpool No. TO- 1872 suppo ell be Any
returning II 10 Richard Cosi Fordham. will receive $50
rev ara, and questions asked.
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FURNITURE.


LwAYs BUY THE BEST -srNaER's REVERSIBLE
"A Spring Bed Is the stsndsrd cheap, durable FREQ
verni healthy luxurious; sold everywhere; mail orders
A RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.
n Furniture OF private family must be sold Immediately
sacrifice. CASH magnificent rosewood Piano.
forte S31 elegant French satin
Parlor suits each $500 will be sold $40
Yaflor bedroom and Dining Room Furniture at bargain
Inquire the private residence liz West Eighth street,
Sixth avenue.
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
IN niture for sale property family leaving city; Rote
wood ranoorte for 500 co.t 5000 Paror suits for S21
500; do. S75 Etageres Bookcase, Paintings
Bronzes Chamber aud Dining Furniture, at sacrifice
qure a. West sixteenth street, near sixth avenue.
L,oR SALE CHEAP-A FULLsIzE MAHOGANY
IT French Bedstead. 10 Bowery.
IIoUsEKEEpERs WILL BE SUPPLIED AND CAN
Ill paw by the week month"; for Carpets Ocloth Pur.
niture Bedding ac BBNDALL CO.'S. OF Canal
and Hudson street
ID N JIysoN A CO ARE NOW SELLING OFF re.
H. low entire stock Of fine Carpengs to close
the business.
REMOVALS..
DEMOvBD-DR. G. HFNsCHEL, FROM ~ EAST
IL Fourtsenth street, 10 West Thirty third street. be-
weeu Broadway aud Fifth avenue.
DEMOyAL. 1wILLrkM M0sBR HAS REMOVED
IN from Al Maiden lane 10 3J BrOome street between
Mercss streets where he IL ready 70 show his
pne stock OF manufactured Fur,
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A LATGB Lot or @ 7RNAN CANARIEs AND OTHER
N Lurope sinvt Birds for sale cheap at CilAkLES
Rslcltl. BROlHa,sS, % Chatham street. near Cham
Lcrs street.
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DRY GOODS.


THE BLANKET HOUSE or THE CRY.
The sale Of Dana blankets win continue long ~
they VIII Lslat
n. q. r. KOCH'S late John Hcaths,
ID Canine street, corner" Bl'ccker.
IN addition 70 the splendid English hney Blankets, We
VIII on.g
90 pairs o. heavy white Blankets at So tho PAIR.
5yv pairs ~ extra lar{e ana heavy brown blankets ~
fAlf the manufacturers prices.
5000 Bed comforablss or 40 sz-s
Tedicei prices.
by TIC hundred single one.
sheeinrs ant shrngs positively IN aper than any other
house IN The city.
Large auction tots or Marsslcs onlis
lv4 MArsoilies Qu.ts at 81 10 worth S.
Auction lots o.
Table namssk. Towels.
Napgins and Doyhe, e 81 per dozen. worth 81
Nursery Di4pef ~ ~ piece ~ y ris, wcrth 50
Lace Cngli rs rom auction III.
Real Lace Cur IRON 81 SO worth rom D 10 $50
Aottnqh.m Lace tuGtains b. the set AMI yard tho
Largest sortnrnt N tue city.
IA. e 4. k0Cb'S late J.'nn Heath.
No 10 CNrfn Bcec&er
AUct ~ Dress solia
The best q ASSN pf tlct on-lbight
Drrss Goods 81 the city will be offered az Noni IN
splendid sfriDea Ain - cents AZ fslly wrtb ST.
a roy Tue II six Narp Aings4s oaly 80.
letntiih selscl hltds Sc. Bic an Be scr ylrd
istti rlrr.s co ~ Jhr yard if>t we.k's prize. 30
htp w ~Md Paisley Nha~ls. from auction, al hall tho
Itla4A 1hg rrfeN.
Scotch 1850 + % Shaevls, 81 each. worth 81.
lieays MnA.i"i l0nt 9eHN.s, n.iy ST.
Dry Goods lor the "A on
~ t.. W 0Cii Into John rca,h.
Il, q
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r 0sT-IN AN EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD CAR.
- between II and O'Clock sunday October ~ between
yntv nintl Fifteth streets morocco Pocket
Book continuing sum Of money in BILLS and currency The
Hnder viii uitably ming the owner,
at IL: Grand street. frat door.
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a. r P.-oN STRICTLY BUSINESS NATTER q. p
~ g. wants to communicate with you. secrecy may bs
xefed on. Chicago and ~ Lous papers please copy.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HORSES AND CAR.
n riAges b..ong ng 10 the estate OF the late
RANDOLPH AL COOLEY.
BY JOHNSTON * BNOUG ITON
tlate Miner Somcrvie's)
Horse Auction MARI li2 East Thirteenth street.
Al LsDAY, October ~, al IL O'Clock.
An elegant OF carriage Horses IL hands HIGH stvlsh
sound true Coach Coupe and one X ckaway,
ocd Brothers. two scat Sleigh Gutter
gh oi double Harness and set Of single
Harness, Bells blankcs Robes. table Utensils, &c, &C.
Full pat tcuars In Tuesdays Herald.
BY order OF
J. @ RIDDLE,
Administrator.
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II RICHARD SUTTON WILL CALL AT "a HULL
Sutton
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~ Jersey City or Ne. York Writing Desk wrapped in
questions asked will be paid for OF
~ Broad street.
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THIRD CLASS-DRY GO
- dozen 81 wooilen Shawl..
"a dozen g. woollen Snawls
lgl pounds linen Thread.
l60 pounds cotton Thread
9952 yards Turkey red oil Calico.
D. o0J yards calico standard printsl.
1870 yards blue Ddlling.
1910 yards brown Drilling.
I.3W yards Bed Ticking cred and blue VI
o,7OO yards Sat,net
6.yOD yards hickory Sh!rSing.
ls.0kD yards brown Sheeting. ~.
hla6 hickory shirts.
ASH yards Duck lfor tents).
loco yards Linseys.
500 yards Flannels (assorted colors)
1000 yards Denims.
500 ards Jeans.
loo yards Coft0nades.
l.0Oo yards Checks, stripes and Plalds.
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LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n for all diseases. Prepared FOOD ftr
mockne BIRDS B. DOyEf's Nos and greene street,
corner Cana.
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Note 10 Taxrayers-Noce IS hereby given that the
A sessment Rolls Book hersonai
for the year 1867 delivered and thai N
taxes due and rayao.e at this Office. Payment
thereof be made between the OF NJ. and r.
NJ deduction al the rate OF sven per cent annum
calculated from the date payment the it OF december
viii be made all i'd previous st day Of
November. BERn ARD sMllA RECEIVER
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

noNoRABLE MRS. YELvERroN's LOVE LETTERS
also an account OF great .rage trial The Herald
Sunday endorses them Sent post paid TO any address or
receipt Or Agents and the trade supplied
Address. American Publishing Company, New York
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DpLL's HEAD TRoT-FAsIIfoN coURSE-oN MON
ID dy October ~ al clock stake OF $3.50 nile heats
best three In i've 10 harness according 70 rules OF useN "a
eept wcIehf
J. n. Mh.tson enters b. g. Twilight.
~ liurtupis- enters Q. IN: foung stehM
Mr.. Iangvin enters s. b. Young Mae.
Mr.. Boure, ente's r Captain ohamoeran.
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DiCu LACE GOODS FROM AUCTION
III MILLER 4 8KANf. 703 Broadway
have received from late auction sales
chanuliy Points Point applique Handk crchieTs
thantilly Wells Point applique Cofurcs,
tAanully BarDes Point applique Collars.
aud great variety ~ other desirable articles which win ID
offered At one.hslf their value.
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YORK. MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1867.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

EoR sALE-A NEW TRUCK, $50 CAN BE SEEN
at the wheelwrghi shop $50 West Eighteenth street