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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-27
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will leave Washington every Saturday at
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Freight and passage as low as any Boat in
the trade. Business strictly Cash.
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Directors :

Medical Examiners:
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.

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A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WAN
ATED, 1915 to 5000 per month, male and
female to sell the celebrated and original Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved
and perfected it will hem, tell, stitch, tuck,
bind. braid and embroider in a most superior
manner. Price only Sl5. For simplicity
and durability, it has no rival. Do not buy
from any parties selling machines under IT,.
same name as ours, unless having a Cersiti-
cate OF Agency signed by us, as they ar"
worthless Cast Iron Machines.
FoI Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
Fl. CRAWFORD e. CO.,
4I3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, "a.
Oct. 3U-3m.
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DR.. RICHAr'S GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only, and save time, health and
money.
$1,000 REUiRD for any case of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure.
DR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
liz J.. cures Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat
and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutalrous Eruptions.
Copper-co!ored b%lotelles, Soreness "fWthr
Scalp, Scrotula, &C. it is the greatest Reno
vator, Alternative and Blood Purifier known.
removes all mercury from the system. aud
leaves the blood pure and healthy
DR RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.
IL =, cures Mercurial Affections. Rheumatism
i'll all its forms, and gives Immediate lelief ia
all eases.
Price of either No. ]. or 2. s. per bottle.
or two bottles for SO.
nR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.
IL a rapid and radical cure for all urinary de-
engagements. Price So per bottle.
DR. kICHAU'S G LDEN ELIXIR
~ GLAMOUR, a radical cure for Nervous
or General Debility, in cd or young; impart-
ing energy with wonderful effect. Price s.
per bottle, or two bottles for SO.
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place, None genuine without
the name Of "DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN
REMEDIES, d B. RICHARDS, Sole Pro-
prietor." blown in glass of bottles.
Address DIR. RICHARDS, No. 22S Varick
St, New York.
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NOTICE..

TINE TOLL BRIDGE across the Bayou
L Carron at Washington, having been COM
pleted in accordance with the act of the Police
Jury authorizing the same, will on and after
this date be open to the public'a as a Toll Bridge
at the following rates Of toll:
For all persons on foot S
" horse and rider 10
" single horse and buggy. ........2O
" horse and cart.
All vehicles drawn by two animals........25
" L" four &c
" six *
/" led stock, per head. :
" stock driven across the bridge......... q
The following discount will be allowed to
all persons purchasing tickets:
In package Of s. 90, 10 per cent. discount {;
" " 10 90. Is "
" 20 90, IS
BENZ. WOODWORTH,
Superintendent.
Washington, October ?. 1863.
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Kept by VIM. M. JOHNSTON

VIVH1S HOTEL. formerly known as Eagle
H. Hotel" and kept by Jesse Hayes, and
Omer Poiret, has recently been re-opened, after
Icing repaired and thoroughly refurn,shed
The house is large and commodious, and con-
v.nient to the Courthouse and business part
o: the town. The table will be constantly
supplied with thebest the market affords.
Meals at any hour, day or night.
On the premises is a large Livery Stable,
for the accommodation of travellers Horses,
huggies, and hacks always on hand, for hire
Travellers sent to and part of the Parish or
State.
Prices-MODERATE.
The Proprietor will, also, continue to haul
freight, &c. from Washington, and other
places, at former rates, without any Toll
Bridge expense to his patrons.
oct 9 '69-tf
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.Farm-G arpen-Nousebolo.
The Family s,fnN.

Stewing is undoubtedly the most economical
mode of coking; by its use every part Of the
meat is retained, and nothing is lost or wasted.
joints too tough or sinewy to be used in any
other mode may be tsewed with advantage.
Stewing consists in sublecting meat for con-
siderable time to very moderate heat in a
small quantity of water No good stew for an
early dinner can be made the day it ID wanted.
The plan recommended, is to cut the meat into
pieces Of the required SIZE pack them closely to-
gether covering them with cold water, or what
is preferable, broth; place the stew-pa where it
will gradually warm, and keep it for some hours
at heat considerably short of boiling. The
albumen is thus dissolved, and the fbres so far
dissolved that the toughest parts become tender
and digestible. The stew should be put away
in an open vessel until the next day, whsn the
fat should be removed from the top, vegetables
added and seasoning. If the meat is slightly
Drowned by frying with gentle heat before
stewing, the juices more perfectly prevented
from escaping, and the flavor Is IN many cases
greatly improved.
On the continent, vinegar is frequently added
in the process of stewing. 1t acts by softening
the fbrin, and SO renders the meat mere tender
and digestible.
The pot al fen, from its great saving of fuel,
food, time and skill Is the climax of cookery to
roast Alright demands large fire, a good cook,
perpetual attendance, and excellent meat to
boil meat affords broth too gosd to waste, yet
hardly good enough to form soup The French
pot an fen, or stswing pipkin, gives us broth and
maat of almost equal excellence, and these can
be produced with little fuel from Indifferent,
tough, sinewy joints, by unkilled cook, al
most without attention The meat, barely GOV.
cred with cold water, is raised gradually in ore
or two hours to nearly the boiling point, and
then maintained there for time, which may be
roughly stated an hour for each pound Of meat,
the water which is lost being replaced. If this
process is properly carried out, the result is: q
meat thoroughly tender and well cooked, broth
pure, clear strong and fragrant, whilst the time
employed is sufficient to cook the various vegs-
tables which thus prepared with the meat,
whilst their soluble havory materials constitute
pleasant addition to the bro.h.-Forneys
Weekly Press.
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meDicaI.
YvO THE 20
DR.. KNAPP g. SON.

Physicians and Surgeons formerly of New York. are
snccessaiiv '
CHR MIG MS r. a.ES
wh;.. .,.,.a... A..
embraces the best and approved methods in h
anu oher thecur of all Chronic Diseases They
' oaecessniiy all nervous ana Neuralgia affections all
% scroua Dyspepsia Diseases the Liver Constipation
diseases consumption in its early stages
Diseases Diseases Of Children and IN Ai'"''
Sem,~a, rvs.Lu.ss a. S,
Which ara c,rrxi,r thors,,as .. ,,i. -.
- ~. si"'es annuaiiy.
.v ri IL "a n - II A r.
They successfully on new method nil sisoosas -,
ana nA They have had more extensive practice and
NEW.
DiShA rs oF OMEN,
Than any other Physicians in America Tbsv bav c-sa
who have been confined to their bed for vears -
They never fail to
rf.
IL N I SIN!
In all stages; Of how long STANDING Ibsv cra
ASTHMA returns. They have Snrs onre or tbs
distressing disease, HEMYORRH0IDS. OR Piles Thsv
Cure all diseases ar IN. ,U,...
o"'0 gil DAso""eS Oh TIC AhrOat ana Lungs.
cure all Diseases Of the Throat ana Lungs.
deral treatment Of which thew cure
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Real ESTATE.

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offer, for ,.l.
his residence cent aiming $40 Of land and situated
three miles northwest Of the Court House in Ottawa Il
Salle County Illinois Said farm has 20 acrss Of woodland
the remaining 70 in coed state Of cultivation
with good Improvements. Old and young apple orchard
containing ne varieties of grated fruit also kinds
OF small fruits-a thrifty. will sell my farm in one lot
Or viii sell l6O acres, containing residence and one %
separately. no ss-2m. ELI sTRAWN
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zegal.
A TrACHMENr NOy1C,

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-sTITp or nv
March Term 1869 '' u"Fe9f-1o
John T. Humphreys, Robert Gustn and sarpo, y, ga.
Farmers IN business under the firm name and syle of n
PTeys Justin Co. re. Ernest Aiman-Attachsebt SUM
u hereby given to the defendant, Ernest Altman
Of Stt :. attachment issuea out OF tine Office the Csr
H. " No,ehptr A. Discs, at the suit of JOIN r. Linn
y'rrt Justin and salmon NJ Case, partners in bns
uhaer nrun name and style of Humphreys Gnstin
49, S 81 against The esats of SAID Ernest altman for the
i u ee hundred and two dollars add fitynine cent.
b h 70 tha sheriff Of Ia Sale County which said WRIT
returned executed by summonine John b. Rice AZ
as - saIu -hest Altman not being 0uudin said county
said county ~ ''''S' Ai'Nlan DehS found IN
now, tneTefore une. YOU the said Ernest Atma n shall
60 De and appear before said County Court ON m a
nst DAY u The term thereof 10 he bidn 49, on s
Marcb 49, Il, SAID county, on the FIRST Monday of
nIaintiF a,i sVe special bail and plead to the said
aotloh' Judgment will he entered against Won and
al m Tin pAhtis, and 50 much the estate attach
VIII 'e necessary to satisfy said Judgment will be sold
Hoy,rSu,vo ma A. D. MOORE Clerk.
'''' E''tolheys' dec26-4W
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Ths nous
IL and lot on Paul street belonging to John Paul.
1ortrms apply to dsl3 J. W. DOW.
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Assert the Stock.


This is an important matter. If il has not
been attended to, it should be delayed no longer.
One of thu CREST secrets Of successful sheep ius-
handy il, TO assert tbs fock TO select all the DID,
poor, and almost worthless sheep and sell them
in the fall, at some price. They should b got
rid of. 1t is bette, 10 sell them low in the fall
than to keep them sill spring to die. The fosd
they have consumed might have been saved, and
the price the sheep would Rave brought in the
fall, might have been saved also. Peer, sickly
shsop communicate disease to healthy ones, aaa
the whole flock suffers-Tt is true, these suggest
ions are more important in large iocks Than small
ones.
Bat, it is not alone of sheep that W speak
Old cattle should be weedsd out and disposed Of
All stock should pay for theis keeping by in.
creased value. If an animal is worth no mere in
the spring than fall, he had better b got nd Of
in the fall-for bis keeping, which 10 qsits a
item OF expense, would be saved.
The same may be said in regard to horses Il
is proper TO thoroughly weed cut the old, sealy,
poor stock, before winter sets in. and get rid OF
it. BY no means reverse this. Don't dispose OF
your very best and keep your poorest. Keep the
best always to use, 10 breed from. II overstock.
ed, these remarks all the more pertinent and
timely. The best cows the best mares, the best
sheep-are most profitable for Any one. Keep
these, and keep them wsll.-keep them in good
order. and if you have too many to keep we'll,
sell some of these Starving stock never pays.
1t is always losing operation. Every farmer
shoald make liberal provision for has stock in
winter. fine has not meadow enough, he should
provide for more in the spring. Glover seed can
be sowed, and clover hay for cattle, sheep, and
even horses, if properly saved, is equal TO the
best timothy: and its fattening properties are
greatsr.-RurM World.
Com AND PoRR.-From carefully conducted
experiments by different persons, it has been
ascertained that one bushel of corn will make
little ever 10ls pounds Of pork-gross. Taking
this result basis, the following deductions
are made, which all farmers would do well 70
lay by for a convenient reference-thus:
When corn sells for 12i cents per bushsl, pork
costs l cents per pound
When corn costs II cents per bushel, pork
costs cents per pound.
When corn costs 20 cents per bushsl, pork
costs cents per pound.
When corn costs 33 cents per bushel, pork
costs cents per pound.
When corn coats A. cents per bushel, pork
costs cents por pound.
The following statement shows what the
farmer realizes in corn when sold in the form of
pork
When pork sells for cents Per pound, it
brings % cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound, it
brings 33 cents per bushel in Germ.
When pork sells for five cents par pound, it
brings As cents per bushel in corn.
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( MVIlON.-My wife, Magdalena GeekIe hay,np lsft
~ my PED ana board without any sufficient cause or prs
VOCATION this is to canton all persons not to harboI or
trust her on nay account will Iva responsible for no dsbt.
or Iaotles OF her contracting of any nature whatever
Jan -o~~ FREDERICK GECKLE
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HhnhI r; k%AES WV C. cHURcH7ZL
L. H. EdA INWARD EAAES
JOIN D. C1TON.
EAAE GREY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN Co bes
transferred its organization from the State the Naor al
SYSTEM ana VIII hereafter conduct its business lnor III,
name and style OF ~
The National city Bank of Ottawa,
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
an important points in Continental Europe drawn in sumo
to suit purchasers
Goid and silver bought and sold.
L. =. Revenue stamps of all denominations COZ,
stantly on hand and for SALE
Also will give especial attention to the purchase and sale
Vi All Glasses OF Government Securities, ncud-
sg tho socaiei Fye-Twenty and TenForty bonds and tim
popular Seventh irty loan ~ =
would respectfully solicit continuance OF the business
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank and its
patrons ana to them well such as NAV favor
Us with their business would say shall be able TO sx
tend such facility and accommodation trust will prove
to them satisfactory and profitable. !
EDWARD EAMEs, President. .a
l.. III. EAMEs, Vice Pres w. H. BuLIEy C,sbtsr
OTTAWA, Jan. ls, ls6S-y. - ~.
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NINK FARM FOR SALE,

ANNh FARM FOX SALE,
"@QD n 0HN ~ sBO
The undersigned offers for sals his fine large farm living
10 the town Of Wallace atsly Daytsn i've miles north Of
Ottawa, 81 Buck Creek On the farm good dwelling
hsuse wells, cistsrn stablns cribs &C. All under sss1
fence and in fne cultivation
Win be sold whole or in lots to ssit purchasers.
TIRhs-Ons fourth down and balance time. terms
that may be agreed spen.
no11-Sm" JOHN BE6LHY
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Banking.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA

pIRECToRs
HENRY r. E<HES WM O. CTyYypcyvrr .
Il. u. EANES EDWARD FaGpS
JOHN q. C1TON
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA Positive sale
OF elegant brown stone House and Lot
No. rs south Ninth street, Brooklyn, X.

ofslegans brown stone House and Lot
Also four daabs vacant a Lots saonns including the cor
r:s ssS
..ocp HOUSE Lo. No. "a south
ss
w marble pantry Sa ;Tsr ns osr
nsd with an snanes to good ssSosss. capable hold
ing 100 lbs Of ice No expense has been spared IN the
time y shs present. owner w.Soa. regard cost
desirable Lots adjoining including The corner q Second
assSs sasa FOR m@ea.,e 1'hse @ The
pscs Of rssaence can be oS'snsd Tor doing
ness "a the city Of New York being within three mnnies
way late soa!S seventh street Properly tas Vicinity
'ssss1f
Ts
a' sGfssk ss%
A 0 B ssS ASaElSss ga9exs
gRosT TH @ As Y5f Ho in fsrs
ADRIAN II; MULLER, r. r. WILKINS co. WIN sell
at atuocock, Al the Exchange sslesroom
THE aAeNnrHcHSr *; N frSasrTrEzs estate
KNOWN AS THE CORNELIUS w. LAWRENCE PLACE,
EXTENDING FROM
THE BLOOMINGDALE ROAD TO THE HUDSON RIVER
AND FROM IBID TO 18TH STREET.
THE GRAND BOULEVARD
Runs THROUGH THE PROPERTY, GIVING
FOUR BOULEVARD FRONTS
together with the
WATER GRANTS EXTENDING TO THIRTEENTH Av.
On the place 10 large and elegant
MANSION HOUSE,
epcte with all improvements convenences
perfect order Also hst class stable icehouse and
servatory
This property beautifully ocsted any property
New York sand has remarkably fine river view ON high
s0Il. The premises known the
residencs OF Alvin Higgins, Esq.
WILL BE SOLD IN ONE PARCEL.
Book maps at the once OF the Auctioneers. No. Pine
utra
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

GEORGE MUNDY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, AT
VI l0 o'clock this day 100 Grand street, large
THY OF Household Furniture from storage consisting OF
black walnut Parior Suits, Bedroom Suits Secretary
Bookcases Brussels and ingram Carpets so.s Lounses
Banke Sheets Comfortablcs Silver and 0lAss wAre Din.
ing Room and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
" PH iIIP LEVY, AuCTIoNEER.

ID OIL PAINTINGS.
Choice Collection.
~ Eminent Foreign and American Artists.
VIII srl Nv catalogue this day and omoffow, Al Asss'
Fsssror Il, IN Nassau street
aAls ceamences st t0N O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
VALuABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT Ar ruBLI

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT Ar PUBLIC
gals
viii be sold at auction, the premises,
WEDNESDAY, March "a, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ,
the country seat known ~
"Emwood"
located the Rartan river 50 mica hous from New
York. one mile from the depot OF the Central Railroad OF
ervile, convenient 10 churches, schools, &c.
This property contains fb OF the best quality of an
highly improved slopng gently 10 the south well waerea
underdraned and In admirably adapted Tor stock
and grazing % acres being beautiful meadow aud lying on
the Raritan river
large garden, well stocked with small fruits, grapes,
srawb:rries baekberric raspberrics cnrrsnss dw,r!
drives and nlcd with shade and ornamental trees.
The dwelling contains ~ with piazxa n front and
rear; farm house, with . brick mlkhouse, with
ncverfaing spring OF water running through u; green
house, nsd with choice plants flowers and fine variety OF
very choice grapes Also cehose carriage house, woodhoe
and granary, stables, barns, &c.
The country undulane and the roads excellent, making
charming drives along the Raran and ,s branches Ihe
valley OF the Raritan, known for s beauty heahiulness
and fertility has long been the intelligent and enter
prisng farmers who BY their well ordered homes and social
Influences have given healthy moral tone TO the whole COM
munity.
Fifty per cent Of the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage This property Ia worthy OF attention, ~
will with proper mann yield good interest on tne
investment besides anHding beautiful home -.
For further information property apply TO
Al the ONCE OF the
Central New Jersey Land improvement, Company.
lOc Llhcrtv atrcct. New YORK.
NJ B-Persons attending sale from New viii leave
foot OF Liberty street at O'Clock aoon Returning sy WI
arrive Ia New York Mss RI
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
SALES AT AUUTlON.

LlY HENRY n. LKED6 4 MINER.-HENRY H. LEEDS,
D AuetionesrOn wsdne.day March ~ q 10Y O'clock =
elegant Household Furniture Piano. a. eoussng
Of Velvet Bruasss and Ingram Carpets rosewood Suit In
mounted marble Top Csbnss ..nsl vsses Essy Chair.
Carpeis sivsr plated Rods ebony ormolu mounted
Card Table; rosewood, black walnut and mahogany Bed
steads Drsssing Bureaus Washstsnds Armoirea Glace
Hair Feather and Spring Mattresses Bosters and Pillows
gt frame Mirrors Erocate Window Curtains, gilt Cornces
window Shades, gilt decorated Vases, Groups
Ac rosewood marble ssp Sdeboard rosewood Bookcsses
rosewood marble top Side Table, striped reps Window
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

DAwNBROKERs sALE.-R. FIELD, AuCTIONEER,
Pearl street, City Hall place, win sell This day
81 u O'clock 500 lots OF women Clc,Sng comprlsng sk
nants silk Dress Goods Undercothng Quilts and blen
lsts bedding, Boots Shoes &C. By order simpson co..
- nowsry.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

g DlNGEE, AUCTIONEER.
p. DINGEE, FENNER co. will sell on Thursday,
March 8 ct the Exchange Saesroo Ill Broadway valuable
improved and unmproved real estate situate follows
No. H West 26th ST. story f. b. bk 16Sx4xja block In
GLIDING fixtures complete.
No. l6 West sish First class story h. b. 1s<xsorss
superior gas fixtures and all improvements.
No sss West slst s.-A story bk. Dwelling, 2orsork
block all modern improvements.
1891 and l7lth sii Lots ony IS Of the grand
7h Boulevard.
1881 st fu Lots no feet ives. OF Boulevard, with .
story frame dwelling
10Th avs full Lots, 25 feet south Of I25sh ct.
124th st-100 feet west Of 9Th nv. Lots.
SD ST. Lots, south side 10 feet east OF Madison
Maps and particulars at No. 3 Pine street
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

VVM. WRITER'S, AUCTr0NERR SELLS TOMORROW,
w At l0k O'Clock, al private residence 81 Ninth street,
raor Suits 10 rich coverings French plate Pcr and Mante
Mirrors black walnut, chestnut and mahogany Shsmbsr
Suits hair Mattresses B0sefs Pillows Table and BED LIN
en- China, Glas silverwars, scvos Centre Exenscn and
other Tables Esageres ases Threepy and other Carpets
the whole making - Tor housekeepers and
Others Sale 1hursday Jersey CITY, Cash advances on all
consignments 0ooda pack ed aud shlpped.
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pY A. N. CRIsTALAR 4 SON, AUCTIONEERs.
ID MORTGAGE SALE OF NEW AND ELEGANT
FURNITURE.

WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND BUHL.
ALSO CHICKERING GRAND PIANOFORTE, at their
427 Broadway Canal Howard
this day Tuesday, March 49, comprising assortnent
Of the FINEST and most magnificent Furniture offered
At auction in this country consisting In part of PARSAN IN
LAID TABLES and CABINETS Paror, Dining, Library and
Chamber Suits, Etageres, B0okcases Armours, Buffet,
Wardrobes &c. Git and Bronze Clocks, Lace Curtains,
French Plate Mirrors Vases Paran Figures Goods
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
Try HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.

ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
MORTuAGE SALE.
No. 70 Liberty street. "
ELEGANT uOusEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANOS, GILT FRAME MIRRORS, 40,
Conssng Of large and fine of Velvet Brussels
and Ingram Carpets carved rosewood Parlor Suit
figured brocate; ditto In green rsps elegantly
rosewood marble hack Etageres; ditto, marble
top Centre Table snperby carved Canopy
ditto marble top Dressing Bureaus Washstands Comm0des
Wardrobes, French plate black mahogany
ditto; pain and enamelled Cottage Suits; Hair, Sea and
Spring Mattresses Pillows and Holsters elegant
Extension Dining Tables, ditto Buffet and Chairs black
figured brocaei Lambrkins elegant Curtains Window
Shades, &C.; also China Crockery Glassware Kitchen
nure hc, without
Also ut u o'clock,
number OF ine rosewood Pianos Meodo0n the best
IN
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

RY ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUCTIoNEER, SALES
- room 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
Statuay Bronzes marble Vases Statueses Urns,
Tazzas Mosaic Tables, Florenne Articles of vu, Pedes
tails, Verdi de PradO Figures fine Clocks, &C., Just
received from Italy. the importation OF Y. Zsnnon OF
WIN be sold by ROBERT soMERvILLE at his salesroom,
Nassau street, Monday 22d, and Tuesday, 2d at 10X
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

IlY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.-CAMP-
ID BELL co. viii sell this day 10h O'clock bust
in lots Stock entire Of grocery 46 Second
Twentyourh street, consisting, vz 10 chests
line Teas O chests assorted fine Teas assorted Sugars and
Coees quantity fine canned Frus barrels Moasses Syrup
and vinegar boxes assorted family Soaps Candles Starch,
Corn Starc Farna barrels Flour bags Spices Brooms
Pais other goods &c. Positive sale, shine No
reserve Goods removed Immediately Buyers, dealers
cially invited.