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To County Agricultural So
p7RftR@

A. the season is approaching when the
conntv Agricultural Societies are prepar-
inc 10 make contracts for their printing
no ,von,d eall especial attention to our
g,,,ertor fa,ftities for doing ali classes OF
mis- worn. such as Catalogues, Premium
Lis.s, Tickets, &c. We are. also prepared
10 get up one, two, and three sheet Posters
in plain or cblored INKS, at short notice
We have just added to our job Depart
ment i've hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles Of poster type, ard our faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon Us, OF
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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The FAsTIDIoUs Doctor. = We
mentioned on Monday the case of an
individual on the Morning Star, on
Saturday last who was too fastidious
to stop in Evansville, Indiana, to wait
for a Green River packet, and who
returned to Louisville by the Star.
We have received a copy of a flaming
hand bill addressed to the people Of
South Carrollton, Kentucky, annOunc-
ing the presence of the renowned Doc
tor IN that borough, but crushing the
hearts OF the people by the harrow
ing announcement that this is the only
professional visit with which they are
to be blessed by him.
From parties on the Star we learn
that on the way up to Louisville, on
Sunday, the Doctor became so en- :
thussd that he threw his watch over
board, and was about to throw over
board his fac, silver mounted Der
ringer, when he was prevented. We
thought, from the remarks the Doctor
made on Saturday, that he was an ex-
traordinary character. Evansville is
better off without the presence of
such creatures.
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Vow orlenna marEnl.

By Teiegraph1 NEW ORLEANS, July ID.
COTTON - Steady: mtddtfna g2llo 49,
424 bales receipts 81 bales; exDorts IL
bales.
GOLD l3756
EXCHANGH-SterHu ISL. NJ NJ eloI,f ~
premium -
FLoUR-Firn superdno SO CO. Xxx eQ 5o
xxx So rs. ~
CORN-White 81 IS
OATs-7Sc
BRAN sl Q5.
HAY-Prime e26 90.
PoRK-Ftrmer; held at SA So
BAcoN-Flrm asking l5c, 1870, and Igc.
LARD n ierce l91Z8201Ic; key Zl5I022c.
SUGAR unchanged.
LAsSES--NOmtnaI
WHHKY 81 050l no.
COFFEE-Dull and nominal.
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gew Yora DE- aooas sarael.

By Telegraph NEW York. July IA.
DRY C}oODs gFhe market is very quiet
yet steady aud firm for all staple cottOns.
Heavy sneetings range at 1J150l7e, both
for Southern ana Eastern of best makes (.
l21z@l315c for printed calIcoes; the latter
raie Tor new dark wo X. Grain bags arc
IN speculative request and held with much
frmneSs AmosKeag bring 44a45o Great
Falls 47JSc; stark zoe. CotiO yarns, ia
Ho.U 10 ~, a.e firm az 40g42c, and carpet
WaTps 421zg45c.
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FAMILY RoW.-We learn that a
family fight occurred at the house of
a man whose name we suppress, who
resides on the corner of Fulton Ave-
nue. and Water Street. Household
furniture and small boy were hand
led quite lively.
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DON'T LIKE IT.-We visited La
masco yesterday afternoon, searching
for items, but could not find any.
The only thing worthy of note is the
feeling of the people in regard to
sidewalk improvements, aud we heard
some hard swearing against the rule
of the Council in regard to petitions.
The old custom in regard to side
walks has been to reportto the Couu-
Gilman of the ward where new side
walk should be put down, or an old
one repaired, aud the Coupcilman
would visit the locality and see what
was needed, aud bring the matter
before the Council. Sidewalks are
needed all over town, and if petitions
have to be presented in each case, it
will require the labor of an extra
clerk to file and take care of the
petitions. Let the petition rule be
discontinued, aud let US have our
pavements put in as good condition
as possible. When a Councilman
asks that sidewalk be put down at
certain place that is pretty good
evidence that it is needed.
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nATOH - 1rATn- -

This splendid Hair Dye d the best fn Oh.
world the only true ana perfect Dyt
harm less, rclluble. lnstantansous: no dis
9ppuinl ment; no ridiculous tints: RENE
dies the ID eifectso of bad Dyes; invigorate
ana leaves the Hair soft and beautim
BLAck 9r BioWN. sold by all Druggist
New York.
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BASE BALL.-The First Nine "
played the Field" yesterday, and
carried the whole game by storm.
There was some very fine playing on
both sides, but when the First Nine
found out what an easy thing it was
to beat their opponents, they did not
putin their "best ticks" The game
on Saturday, between our Club and
the Bluff City Club. of Memphis,
promises to be an interesting one, and
we feel satisfied that big crowd viii
be ia attendance. A street RAILROAD
TO the background would be very con
venient, and would induce a largr
attendance when games are played.
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MemDnls Market.
~ Telegraph.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. July IA.
. CoTToN Quiet, ai 3214d3215c. Receipts Is
bales; exports 81 bales stock on hand 6O2
Daies.
FLoUE-Stih; fine So; family s7ag CO.
WHEAT-New, 81 lU6ll 20
CoRN-Sales = l. 6Sa9Oc
CORNMEAL-S4 ..
OATa-6Uc.
HAY-Scarce ut 50 90.
BRAN SD Co.
PORR-S3f and du !.
LARD-10 82lc.
BACoN-Iuactiye; shoulders l41Zc; sides,
lS1zc
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIbIP
on the hlce, use PegvV'g CjMedOne ana
pie Remedg, prepared only oy br, p
PERRY. 49, Bond street, New York,
everywhere. The trade supplied by Wl
sale medicine dealers. lmhI7 d8nl, 49,
TO REMOVE MOTH PAT q H
Freckles and Tan from the lace, use
RVS Moth and hTecki8 L0tioN. Prep
only by Dr Is. q. PERRY. sold 1y an
eists Imhl6 d8m, Fdm-sI
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may receive for an electt6e Office, it
does not follow that he can fill it.
I might, for instance, receive quite
a considerable number for Circuit
Judge. yet, how many would abide
my decisions?
Respectfully,
JAS d. SAUNDERS.
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THE SHERIFF. SEXES Montana
MANS Stock. While man lives in
this world and is able to keep up APP
pearances it is all right, but no sooner
is he dead than scramble takes
place for what he leaves behind
This has been the case with the effects
left by John McManaman. who died
last Monday. His stock of clothing
was levied on yesterday 6y the Sher-
if. to satisfy the claims of certain
creditors, and the old mans body was
hardly cold before the squabble began.
1t seems that claims are due certain
clothing men to the amount Of 81 600
or $1,000, and before Mr.. Montana
man was buried suit was brought to
take possession of the stock IN his
store. A vast crowd was attracted on
First Street, yesterday, when Sheriff
Miller levied on the goods, and the
affair was the general topic of CONVEX
sation last evening. There are other
points in connection with the matter
but we shall not discuss them al
present We presume the matter
will be settled in the courts.
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Enropean Harret-


/ y OaDIe.I LQNDON, July n.
COnsols. for money. 98lz. ON Account
931< 30 bonds, at y856 and are onfet o1d
steady: at Frankfort s87Sag7. Eria Io5L-
Illinois Central $50 Stocks are garera ~
steady. "a
q, II E,F,hPiooL, July 1.-THE cotton market
- 80 y sll- t4s uIIirE nlddHng uplands l21Sn
breaQslu IIs are heavy: red western No =
| Whea IS 3d. Flour Dis COrn-NO. ) n7t5Tsd
US % Ior new, and 28s for old; Oats IS ga
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G1- It has been our fortune to ex-
anime all of the leading Sewing
Machines, and we can most heartily
say that +" The Florence is the choice
of those who desire a frst-class
machine in every particular. Try
them. No. IL South Second st. It.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

~ New Fall styles Queen Eliza
beth Collars, Japanese Hair Nets,
Switches and Fans just received at
Coolidges New York Store. It'd.
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pH- For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Fair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps aAd
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, 10 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick aud Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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AsrRoLoeY-We direct attention
o-the advertisement of Madame Sey-
mour, to be found in this mornings
JOURNAL. Those anxious to look
into the future should give her call.
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FIRE CIsTERNs-The City Council
have ordered this year, so far, thirteen
new eisterns to be built in various
parts OF the city. This is highly COM
mendaDle, as IN many localities the
scarcity OF water would cause serious
loss in case of fires. When the new
cisterns are completed and filed with
water our city will be in a good CON
dition so far as cisterns are concerned.
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
met yesterday morning, and were in
structed by Judge Robinson, who told
them how to go for those who
were guilty of misdemeanors.
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TIE Alexandra is the prettiest
note paper ever in the city. The
ladies should all have a supply. 1t is
the latest style. Call at the JOURNAL
Office and examine it.
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CURIOSITY. - We noticed IN La
nasso, yesterday, house that is two
stories high, aud has no windows in
front, and only one on the side, and
that one up stairs.
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Sheriff Jacob H. Miller left on the
Moraing Star last night for Jefferson
Vile, having three prisoners in charge
for the penitentiary, one of whom is
Aaron Warner. convicted of killing
. Charley Long.
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ENGINE No. IA new plug valve
has been put in Engine No. 1 by Mr.
Archer. Steam was raised last night,
and the Engine worked splendidly.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-This court did
no business yesterday, and adjourned
until this morning at 9 o'clock.
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ANOTHER " esterday was another
very warm day, and locals were quite
dull.
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COMMISSIONERS The County Com
missioners transacted no business of
public importance yesterday, being
principally engaged in allowing bills.
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R6~ The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city,:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of grades of super
fine.
apo II. ID ALLIs IL 20.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Thos.O o. More,
a genuine Hibernian, had been drunk,
and while in that condition got to
fighting, and assaulted q woman, He
was assessed $14 %, and was ordered
to report to Castle Royston.
"Oh, my name IL is Joe Bowers,
I've got bother Ike,
I came from old Missouri,
All the way from Pike -
But how he got here we don Z
know, only we do know that Joe
Bowers was up before the Recorder
yesterday, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. He was fined 81 %,
and mis- brother Ike not being
present to liquidate for him, he was
set to prison, with orders to report
for fatigue duty.
George WASHINGTON Ewbanks, the
partner of Joe Bowers, was also ar
rested for being drunk aud disor-
derby. George Washington was quite
noisy on Tuesday night, about twelve
o'clock, and got lost from Joe, and
in trying to find him made consider
able chin music. He was also dock
eted for 81 %, and went 10 prison.
H. Daudestel was drunk and dis
orderly, and was fued 81 %, which
he replevied.
Jack Hitch, for assault and battery
on Rachel Stinson, was taxed, in fn'
and costs, $17. He would not pay
aud went to the Lock-Up.
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B1- Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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FOR. RENT.
For Rent.
WANTED.

a~sOTTAGE-By a small family, cot
~ tage of about three rooms, with good
sfabie and outhOuses, within nve or SIX
suuares of the poSt-Office. inquire or
BOH3MAN g. SHAFER, Third Street; Pc
tween Main and Locust. lylo oSb
-wwOHING LARIES-A few young ladies
10 sell al Indispensable article. For
fscnyo ~ 80 ~ - Jy9 div
-. L ! --..l-.T TTr v * 1919
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Notice to Contractors.

JUNK 1SIId3 I6b5s p
The Common Council of the city OF
EVausVille viii receive sea- ed proposals
until the 10Th day of July, 1853, for grading,
graveling, and paving the alley situate be-
tween sixth and seventh Streets, and eX-
tending from Sycamore Street to Vine
Street. in Block No. IS. Eastern Enlarge
ment.
~ A NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY e. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, July 3D., 1868.
Tvs did Union copy.
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PosTAeE STAMPS Tor sale at this
Office.
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
b hose BROWN DIsCOh0llATIONs on the
Psvy'a Moth and FFeekls lotion.
jared only by DR.. b. g. PERRY, t9 J
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar28 dom
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BG~ Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. None better.
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COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE. = We
take pleasure in calling attention to
theScard of Captain j Ohm Travis, COM
mission and commercial broker, to be
foundsin another column. His office
is at No. Is North Water Street, up
stairs. Mr.. Travis is we'll and favor
ably known 10 this city and through
out the Ohio and Green River valleys,
and we bespeak for him a liberal
share Of public patronage.
Bg- Another lot of Green Ink re.
ceived at the JOURNAL Office.
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A PLEA FOR TIE FLOWER Beds
A little Miss sends us the following

- r Lea FOR THE II LOWE u EDS
A little Miss sends us the following:
GOOD ADVICE.
was glad. Mr.. Editor. to see your
notice in yesterdays JOURNAL, in
regard to those pretty things called
flowers. l hope the young Misses
will heed the call and not wait until
school takes up before attending to
the wants Of those charms which an
all-wise Providence has seen fit to
strew along the pathway of his crea-
lures, and by which the mind is
brought to contemplate those ever
lasting flowers that shall bloom
throughout the ages of eternity
Now, Mr. Editor, [ don't want to be
tiresome. but as lover of flowers, [
should like to see those weeds de.
stroyed, and those pretty flower beds
cleaned, and made comfortable by the
time school takes up again.
A FLORIST.
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GONE WEsT.-Hon. w. E. Niblack
and family left Vincennes on Mon
day for the far West. They expect
to join Hon .ThOs A hendricks aud
Hon. Joseph e. Mcdonald with their
families at Omaha, and will perhaps
go through to San Francisco.
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house, mo. 30
North Water Street, to a good, re-
sponsible party. on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsoUCHET & Co.
Evansville. Ind, June z, 1869. If
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DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE. = Fish &
Barter have received Demorest's Mag
aziRe for the month of August.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for You lg Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases aud Abuses
Wulch efente ilnpedlments 10 MARHI. r4E
with sure means OF rcIeE Sent I'M sealed
letter enveIopeSs free OF charge. Address
Or. }. SkILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
AssoclattOu, Philadelphia, PA.
lunl2 Q3In lap Ill
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BT T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters,
ie17-tf
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beg Don't forget that GEIssLER &
DELANG keep everything you want In
the Jewelry line, and at the lowest
Eastern prices. jy15 1t
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Br We have received a nice as
sortment Of Initial Paper. Call at
the JOURNAL Office before all is sold.
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CHEAP.-We learn that Fred p
Straub & Co. have purchased from
Charles jenkins the business house
and ground at present occupied by
Elliott & Co., the auotioneers, for
$4,000 cash. The lot is 18a by $50
feet, and the bailding is four. story
brick edifee. This is considered a
bargain by real estate men.
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sR Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. tt
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BG~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. &. ID. Humans.
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butchers Dead Shot for bed Ifur
Butchers lightning FIv KILLER.
sold By Druggists Everywhere.
mays dWlm r8NE
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LARGE FUNERAL-We learn from
a gentleman from Terre Haute that
the remains Of John Petri. who was
murdered in his own house in Terre
Haute, on Sunday, was followed to
their last resting pace, yesterday, by
an immense funeral procession, in
Guiding eighty-nine vehicles and a
great throng on foot. The most in
tense excitement, in reference to
recent events, still prevails in that
city. with an almost universal demand
that full Justice shall be melted out to
the assassins.
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BAD BoYs.-Some bad boys in
Lamasco have habit of placing small
stones on the track of the street rail-
road, making it rough travelling and
frequently causing the ears to be
thrown off the track. The drivers
are special police, and they ought to
arrest the young scalawags.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Cumberland River Freight.
FEVHE STEAMER LEV Lin
- leaves Paducah every MONDAY aud
WILLIE and way landings. Passengers
and freight by steamer Armada, leaving
Evansville Wednesday and Saturday,
make direct connection with Lewellin az
Paducah. Both passengers and freight
taken at satisfactory rates. 1y8d2W
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Sash, Door, Blind Factory and
1 Flooring MILL.

Also, SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
TORY aud Flooring Mill, In complete run
ming order, and has a good trade, situated
on the corner OF Walnut and Fifth Streets.
Inquire of VIM. HUNNELL.
iy7tf
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

TosEPH MCGUIRE. AUCTIoNEER OFFICE NO. %
Nassau street. s prepared, As heretofore 10 give per
sonal attention TO sales OF Household Furniture Merchnn
disc Parties desiros OF selling In this way by giving
cArly notice will choice of dat.
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BoGARr, AUcTIoNErR.

7 BOGART, AUCTI0NEER.
81. . Wednesday April .,
at ioS o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. North william
street. ecnteel Household Furniture Looking CLASSES Paor
Suits In reps aud baircloh marble top Dressing Bureaus
Centre Tables oak Extension Dining Tables paor Chairs
Washstands Piano. Clocks black walnut Bcdrteads, do.
Sideboard Hair Mattress, Beds and Bedding Kitchen Fnrn
Also, harshas SALE lot OF Household Furniture, 20
Carpets. &c. CHAS A. CLARK, Marshal
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THE GLASS OF
FASHION.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT
A sslaNeE,s SALE oF surERIoE cApINEr rrnyI.


A ssIgNEEs SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FCRsI
N. ture richly covered In brocatcl French rops and
lasting, and upholstered In the best manner
DOUGHTY huctionecr, viii sell by auction, wednes
uesday, A, 7, at 10 O'Clock, at the waer0oms u. fu
on street. rosewood and walnut Psror sui rosewood and
ain Chamber Suits. elegant marble top centre Tables
siau stands Werdrobes Booxcases Lounges Chairs ~,
Senson Tables Sdeboars Dining Chairs Hair Mattresses
Faror Desks the whole percmpoTy eold
Ny order OF W. Mortimer, Assignee.
A UCTIoN sALE--OF SPECIMEN FRENCH PEAR AND
N Apple Trees Roses, Shrubs large Grecnhouse Furn
sure 4c, on Thursdny sh ins at lO A. NJ the residence
vi tc late John ~ Mantel furs ABtora L. L.. The entire
establishment viii positively be sold without reserve
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, huc,ioncer.
A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIoNEER, Will. SELL AT
AA. public auction. on Friday, April $, at 100 o'clock
nj the residence Of Colonel A. Dcniko trorlnery the
sesdencc OF Robert Walker, on the Boston road
at the junction OF The Southern Bouevsrd south
Of West Farms VILLAGE, NeHtcheacr county, New York.
his enrc stock Of magnificent Household furniture,
aisng OF Parlor Suit Ia hrOcael reps Mirrors, Book
eases, Etage,es Damass Satin and Lace gutains Orna
rnenta marble top Tables D Paintings Brussels Carpets
Velvet Tapestry nescarvcd Panofote and
Stool bedroom Suits Toilet Sets, hair Mattresses Bedding
Dining Furniture, Ctockcy, China
Cooking Utensils OF NIL descriptions, Brett family
Coach top Wagon, Harness. Saddles and Brides Pioughs
HaTows aud Farming Utensils Sale positive
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C0LE AUcTfoNEBR.-LARGE AND POSITIVE
c sale OF l0 vacant Lots seventh Eighth, Ninth Twenty
rst and Twenty second wards Brooklyn he sold nj
ton, on Tuesday April 8, at II O'clock the Commercial
Exchange Joy Fulton street. Brooklyn by order of the
tors OF Mrs Maria Lerers decreased Decraw street, Lot
near Perry avenues Hancock street. ~ Lo between Yates
and Lewis avenues; Bedford Skman ~
Lots between Flushing and Park avenues Flushing
and skiman street, LOTS southeast Marcy
Lots, near Grccnc avenues wloughby and Hart
street Lots near Ihroop avenue; Tompkns avenue and
Hart street. Lots northeast corner Wioughby 10
LOTS between spencer and waworth Streets Prospect
Lots near Eighth For maps apply TO the
Auulioneer, a6e FULTON street
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

py PHILLIP LEVY, huCr1ONEER.
ID SUPERB COLLECTfON OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
by eminent artists Catalogue sale this day
nj Artists SacSroom 80 Nassau street, commencing ION
O'Clock, A. VI.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

A WELL PAYING MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH.
"A ment In this city offered for sale because th.
compelled retire from business OF his health
Capital required about $2000O Address M. L. F. Herald
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