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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

N RE EMWNhUA Bib AND WILL
EA cure all VINO suffer from Bilious mnu
Liver Complaints. Indigestion. 0iddinesa
and Dizziness. For hnbitual C0-flvenfaf,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs. Gone
suEnptiOn in its first stages, Dyspepsia IA
an STAGES and as 80 gemerai fu Iiy Medt-
cine, 10 IS truly wonderful iu its effects.
Nh ina it's course, 10 creates appetite, pro-
moter digestion, and atreEg CITIZENS Che whole
nervous s. stem. All Things GA nature re-
outre httentlOns thCu how much greater
care should be talea with the human cone
sutution. Wand's Eureka Tonic Biltera
will build UP. strengthen aud preserve tho
constitution oi all who use 90. ~ viii also
build up the wasted powers, purIhcs the
blood, expels ali vitlated fluids aud hare
monizes and gives renewed visor and
health 10 the entire human SYSTEM Aa
All sickness comes on by an impure state
Of the blood and torpid state 81 the liver,
then you should use Wand'a kurekn Tonic
Bitbers, which VIII certainly cure you,
Then why do You suffer, Whcu tue greatest
cure IN the history ~ any known neQlcin
can be procured from nhy druggist tAhcao
Filters are compounded or the purest VeRa-
table extracts, dissolved ln pure kentucky
copper dlstilled Bourbon WHISKY il 1a
tire only liquor entirely free from fusri OH,
one AMONGST the most deadly poisQn7,
which at once makes % superior To nn
other tonic bitler now in the market. so
try one bottle, and You VIII see DO is tne
happleat and best combination you have
ever seen, for 10 viii cure an we rccom-
mend 10 for.
w. NJ. WAND sole Proprietor,
COViugton, Is futuckV.
For sale by PETER VIhRLING whole
sale aud Retail Agent, Evansville lud.s
and by druggists generally. ijoul d3m
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CTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up by IEd-
- ward 8. Schofield, living in Knight
Township, on the 18th day OF December,
$685. a Black Cow, marked with crop and
fork in the left ear, and a slit and half crop
in the right ear, and about ten years old;
Deem Der, 1868, at Fifteen Dollars, by J. f.
PhaI and George Bennet5. December 80,
1868.
The above is a true copy, taken from my
docket this 3Ist day of December, 1868.
jan4 1t VIM. r. VANN, Justice.
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EW ..
For other Rtver Items See Fourth Fa0e.
STEAMBOAT pItINrINo.

NO printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities or greater ability FOR
doing nne Steamboat Printing. Our assorJ-
menL Of job Type, though very large ana
conarlefe. is Constantly being added TO, and
our lob department is under the personal
Of one OF the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
BILLS Lading Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
sts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for LABOR,
&C., SC. Orders left with either OF tne
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F. D5 EXTRACT BUcHU
WO mi AN.

sE4UuD al1MuU asa 10 alI4 HM
e1 ael ~ itaaf aa I'D fHf g.at
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LUMBER. &C.


In retiring from the above partnership
desire To return my thanks To ny friends
who have favored Inc with business. aud
would ask their continuance Wlth Che new
frm. ia Eis STEELE.
Evansville, Jan. 20.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y

MIHE sUBsCRIBEM CONTINUES
1 the Lumber business a. his old stand
at the corner OF Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second Co none
Ia the assortments, embracing Pine Of 81
thicknesses and quality, from the niece
Third Common Saginaw Board mp go
Three-lnch FIRST clear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS OF various thl0knaaE.
ana styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pine and Poplar Single
and A. feet Lath, Mouldlugs, Cnslnar
Quarter-R0und, Dc, &C.
Orders from the country, river or Tntl
niled promptly.
sell d8m JOHN r. GLOVER.
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Notice

WYE HAVE ADMITTED BIW. GEO.
NJ -. N1EI4E as member OF our urm
from january IT., 1863.
ian5 d8t CHARLES VIELE n 60.
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TO BUILDERS.

III ers and public lu general, that nave
on hana and am stu receiving large
stock OF
Michigan, Saginaw, and Green Bay
Pine and Poplar Flooring aud Siding
PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, 60,
Which / win sell cheap for cash.
WIN. HuNNEL.
once and Factory corner Fifth and
Walnut Streets Evansville. Ind. iels3m
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RROEE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
In done up in streelengTaved wrapper,
with fac-simile of my Chemical Ware
house, and signed III. Z. HELMBoLD.t
del8
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fallen. A noise of some one moving
was still there. -Fslsa1
The door Of the room was not fast
ened, but as the officers approached,
Burnham sprang to lock it; put they
were too quick for him, and had en-
tered before he could get it done. As
we came in, he stepped back, and in
no gentle tones demanded the cause
of our intrusion. In answer to him,
one officer said: 49,
l arrest you, James Burnham, for
| the murder of Charles Smith and the
robbery of the postofice at L., ON
the night of the 10th of May last. ''sAA
The effect was instantaneous. He
turned deadly pale, and sank into a
chair near by, but after. a moment
reused himself and said:e .sEt
You have mistaken. your man.
My name is not james Burnham, but
William Chase" s.=s.--s-s.
We considered, this. however. as
bat an attempt to bully MS, and he
was accordingly led away. The search
which followed brought to light con-
siderable money in bills and a number
of checks, many of them payable to
certain merchants In L and
some of them from citizens In L.,
payable to persons living in Boston.
I Immediately telegraphed the par
ticulars of the arrest to my friend, and
he Joined me next morning, but, the
! strangest of all, James Durham
came with him, and then i saw that IL
, was a case of mistaken identity. But
! it was not to be wondered at, for ]
, think | never saw two men look more
? alike. We also telegraphed to the
, landlord at G., and learned }
thing we had neglected before, name
ly, that the man who possessed the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
NEW YORK.

NV YonK, May lS.-Later advices
from Porto Rico state that the island ;s
in great CONSERVATION. The princj pal
street of Ponce had been burned ,y in.
cendiaries, and business is stopped. The
yellow fever and black vomit are carry
ing off hundreds of Spanish soldiers, and
the hospitals are ovel flowing. All houses
of Spaniards were marked with red
hand, and circulars were distributed say
ing that all who were able were
fleeing from the island. Soldiers who
stroll into lonely places are assassinated.
The overseers of the neighboring plant.
atoms ana the white iaborers have been
conscripted by the authorities. A gene
raj uprising is momentarily expected.
The reactionists were becoming more
bold, and awaiting yellow fever and vom-
it to continue little longer its deadly
work to give the signal. The negroes of
late had displayed much dissatisfaction,
and many had left their masters and
escaped to the mountains, where the re-
actionists are fast congregating in large
numbers by this time War reigns su-
preme over tho is!and.
Oae Of the men who. enlisted for Cr'ba
on the steamer Grapeshot returned here
from Beaufort last night. He reports
that vessel still at Beaufort, detained BY
the United States authorities, at the in
stance Of Minister Roberto and by orders
of Secretary Fish. There were fifty men
who had enlisted here on the Grapeshot
now wandering about the streets of
Beaufort, to whom the Cuban junta here
will send relief
A Trinidad letter of the 2ist states
that some Spanish troops attacked body
OF patriots near thera on the 18th, but
were routed. A Spanish convoy was
captured near Los Tunas on the 18th,
a greater part of the troops retreating to
that town, from whence they sailed to
attack the patriots. The patriots. how
ever, made detour, and entered the
town from the rear, capturing the garri-
scr, They we're Immediately in possess
sion Of the town, and found some heavy
artillery and two fine field pieces, with
which they armed two Notifications
thrown up by them. They were rein
forced by two hundred and fifty prison
ers whom the Spaniards had confined in
the town. On ,he 9Th the Spanish
troops presented themselves before the
town, but we're soon put to fight by the
artillery of the Cubans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

The Radical members of the Indiana
Legislature, with their usual haste and
consistent inconsistency, lately placed
themselves in q contradictory and ride
ulous attitude by their oaicial acts
They decided that they could not adjourn
for want Of q constitutional quorum,
after the Democrats resigned, aud there
fore must continue in session forty days.
when the constitutional term would ex-
pire. Without quorum they would not
adjourn, but after that. when only Fifty
elk members we're present, or eleven less
than q quorum, the House concurred in
the Senate amendmen; to the specific
appropriation bill, aud adopted the
SenaHi joint resolution accepting and
ratifying The proposed constitutional
amendment. They have not The power
10 asj7urp, but can adopt partisan aud
Illegal measure with the greatest facility.
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est. When the Immense building was
we'll filled the
OPENING
Of the Convention took place. Colonel
VIM. H. Cherry, President Of the Cham.
Der of Commerce, called the Convention
to order, when an appropriate and feeling
prayer was offered by Rev Lowe
Pierce, of Georgia. Hon. j. w. Left
wick, Mayor of Memphis, delivered the
address of welcome. His remarks were
in good taste and well received by the
Convention, and we regret that owing to
limited space aud the lateness of the
hour we cannot give his address in full.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Ex-Governor Fulton, of Alabama, was
elected temporary Chairman of the Con.
vention.
Hon. VIM. r. Moore was appointed
Secretary, and the usual committees were
appointed. An early adjournment for
the day was probable at half-past one
o clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
Busiaess Failures.

New YeRK, May l7.-Schepeler 4 Co.,
a German banking firm, have failed.
They were largely short in gold-esti-
mated at eight millions. besides one mil.
lion more in Government bonds and
exchange. Reports that other parties
are involved are unfounded.
MONTREAL, May III. d. McBurney,
large produce merchant of this city, has
suspended. Reports place his liabilities
at $4,000.
SAVANNAH, Ca, May H. : Thomas
@ bbs, of this city, has disappeared, leav-
ing behind him liabilities to a considera-
bic amount.
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Democratic Tick ct !.
THE PRESS AND HERALD WANTS
TO BE ADVERTISED.

The Press and Herald, little be-
pisbted sheet published in the extreme
mart of this State, is anxious to be ad-
yertised in the free list of the LEDGER,
preferring that rather than pay the usual
charge for such notices.
In commenting upon our letter as pub
lisbed in the New York Imperiaasf a
short time since, this echo from the dead
mast says that it fully indorses what the
Avalanche said in reference to our posi-
ton. and thinks the Imperial nonsense
should be ridiculed out of remembrance.
Now, is it possible that our contemporary
from East Tennessee imsglnes Tor
n moment that by ridicule we could
be made TO desert our principles;
that by publishing our name In q
seemingly ridiculous way, it thinks to
lock our mouth, and thereby prevent
the enunciation of truth that all are
bound to accept, and that very
soon, throughout the country. The
The editor Of this mountain sheet has
failed to appreciate the stuff from which
we ere created, lift thinks to drive us in
that manner. We can be reasoned with,
and If convinced of error we possess the
manhood to contest it. But any attempt
TO throw at us the dirty accumulation oil
an old printing Office shall at all times
receive our contempt, and will ever fail
TO accomplish its purpose.
If the carpet-bsg negro government
we now live under satisfies the editor oil
the Press and Times and all Of his faith,
we have this 10 say, that we feel
ni,y Cor them, in their debased and
fallen condition. Will not these jour
nalists look around and take an
exact note Of thinga, and say whittier
have we drifled, and il possible point the
waV ont of the difficulties that surround
MS? Every one who is a reader oil
history knows full well that when
a people have become corrupted and
public virtue ceased to be appreciated,
that q State cannot exist, but must inev'
i,ably fall from its own rottenness. We
know full we'll from where the power
eurupg which put into operation our
present government. Then, if this source
which is the people-has become cor
rupted by the licentious rule OF democ'
racy. is it not necessary that we all &c
through purifying furnace. which wonlc
be 10 overthrow this tyranny and eree
upon lie ruins a new organic alton. W.
are not oae of those who believe the peo
pie have not sufficient intelligence fol
self-government. No, the fanlt does no
lie there, but in the waBt Of honesty, which
has at all times driven demooEscies into
the mad pool Of anarchy.
In our country. throughout its length
we now see dishonesty and corruption
stalking abroad, not ashamed to show ii
head in every branch of the government
among the people, aud more especially
with the newspaper press, which is vend
able, as other wares in the market TIT
desire is that some one shall be SUE
GENTLY empowered to strike this monste
on the head which is now devouring on
country and blighting hopes that can onl,
be realized through the empire.
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RNSTNE.

BesroN, May l8,-At the billiard tour
nament Mr.. Willes beat Brooks by 500
to BIG. Colby beat Flack by 500 to ABA
in the evening The last two games of
the tournament we're played by Flack,
winning the era. one over Williams, and
the second won by Wilmarth over Flack.
Wilmarth takes the champion cue and
$3.50. Flack and Williams play to-day
for the second prize, they being tied
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

Nac York Money-Aay 10, II p NJ
opened strong aud advanc-
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BY TELE G. R A P h
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
BROWNSVILLE.

Supreme Court at Brownsville.
Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, May Is, 1910
pm.-Lewis vs. Stratton and Schwook
We. Hill, affirmed. Winters and Dickin-
son, judgment. Bryan VS.. Pagan, super
sedeas. The Municipal docket is fin
ished. The State vs. Staten has been
taken I'M.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF Z. ROBBINS 4 BRADLEY,
l. of Memphis and New York, Is this day
DISSOLVED. by mutual consent. The firm
name will be signed by either partner in liqui-
dalton. The entire stock Of goods, and the
conveyed to Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER 4
SIMPSON, who will conduct the business ia
Memphis. on their own account, and in whore
behalf the confidence Of the public is respect
fully solicited.
[sisnedl ELISHA ROBBINS,
46 Warren street, New York.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated Memphis, April 80. 1863.
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London Money = Moy Is, Jpn
Five.twentieS. "a; Erie, 1871 Consols,
s2i; Illinois Central, 95l; Bonds in
Frankfort, SCI.
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Men York CottoR-May IS. IL am
Market dull aud prices unchanged.
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FO R 9 AL Il,
Two Main st. Store Houses,

MOS. s6s AND $40 PRovINE BLOCK.
IN northeast corner of Main and GayosO
streets. The houses are well built, four stories
above ground. and fne dry Easements. Apply
to W. L: Duff. Aimedia Buildisg. Gayoso
70" as.f.is RoYsTER. TREEEvANT 4 co.
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Domestic and Foreign Market Reports, as
Telsgraphsd TO the Public Ledger by
the southern Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company.
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liverpool CoffOn-Aay Is, / p NJ
Owing to holidays, there is nothing
doing.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

HENRY H. LEEDS a MINER, AUCTIoNEERs
IL have removed from 90 Liberty street the
stores No. a Chambers street extending through
77 Reade street, at which fine location they will
facilities for the disposal OF furniture, fancy goods and
other personal property. Sales Of
the OF and household furniture
residences attended to promptly and satisfactorily usual
for p Sales of Paintings and Art their gal
leries Nos e and sls Broadway southwest Twelfth
street. HENRY II. LEEDS.
ALLEN B. MINER
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
Henry B. HERrs. AuorIoNEER. Iss BRoApwAy.-

Superb and costly Household Furniture Thursday
May al II O'Clock, at the Salesroons No. 1ey Broadway
comprising elegant rosewood and walnut Paror Suits vel
and brocate Etageres, elegant
wing Bookcases Hasands rich solid rosewood and walnut
Chamber Suits hne French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
gilt and walnut and ebony frames rosewood octave Piano.
1De Beds Bedding Table and Bed Linen, hair Mattresses
Turkish Lounges votars Chairs solid and
ing Room and Library sui.s Of great value made ia Paris
Cooking Kitchen Uteus with which the sale will
This will be the important furniture safe OF the
season, the goods all imported order
will be sold positively without account OF the
owner leaving for Europe Catalogues day OF sale Goods
now view.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
BoGART, AucTroSEER.
. WEDNESDAY, Mavk

BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.
81. WEDNESDAY, Mays,
Al igsx O'Clock, at the auction rooms no North William
street. Hou.ehold Furniture four rosewood Pianos 50 ne
Velvet Brussels Carpets French Plate Gsses con
ssnr OF black walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus DO
Washsands Bookcases, Wsdrobes, Crockery and ttass
Ware Looking Glasses Easy and Rocking Chairs, black
walnut Paor Suits reps and hacloth Extension Dining
Tables Chars black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Hair
Mattresses Bedding &c. Also
Mortgage sale,
a fine lot Of black walnut Paror, Bedroom and Library
JOHN H. KILLER, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

II ENRY B HERTs, AUCTIoNEER, lseeBROADwAY.
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &C.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY s, AT 106 O'CLOCK,
At No. $40 West Twenty street. Eighth
comprising rosewood and walnut Paror and Chamber Suits
Pano, Mirrors Curtains, Velvet
sells Carpets Olcloh, Beds, Bedding, China Glassware,
Clocks Bronzes, Ornaments, &C. Catalogues ready at
Office OF auctoneer.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
poBERr soMERvILLE, AUcrIoNEER, sALEsRooM

III 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE viii sell Wednesday MAY S. at
10 o'clock, the private residence "a West Houston street,
gentee Household Furniture, Brussels Carpets, Mirrors
black walnut Bedroom Furniture, cured hair Mattresses
Pillows Bosters Bookcase, wardrobss. black wanu. Din
ing Furniture, Bullets, Chairs Lounges, Crockery,
Glassware &c. Also three Lease of the house from
May l, 1859.
SAME DAY,
AT 12 O'CLOCK, ELEGANT FURNITURE. IN GENERAL
ASSORTMENT. AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 81 WEST
HOUSTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

TDy r. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
ID hold Furniture, In Brooklyn-This day. May a.
lox O'clock 81 th. corner Of Grand aysnas and Lensrs
prsns rosewood Piano, Paror Suits velvet Brusseas and
Three Ply CarpAs China and 0lAss Ware knchsn rurnns
Ac. Ac NJ 81 Cotton removed from 72< Broadway TO
So Ess Thrtssnh street, bewssu Broadway and Unrsry
place and ready 10 receive cosssn~sns from All MS
customers - nsnsl
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
DoBERT soMERvILLE, AUcT1oNEER.

III SalesrOom ~ Nassau street.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE will sell on Tuesday, May 4, at
loS O'Clock, at the private residence No East Twelfth
street. genteel Household Furniture. consisting of
wood Paror Suits In brocatel Turkish Easy Chairs
wood Etageres Lace and Brocate Curtains fine Pier and
tage Suits Extension Tables, Bues Dressing Bureaus,
Washsands &c. Also fine assortment OF Kitchen Furni'
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

UCTIoN NoTIcE.-A LARGE AND PERENPToRY
n auction sale of magnificent Household Furniture, tine
Carpets OF which in perfect order having been
but little used. Messrs. BARRY CO.. Auctoneers win
sell this day Tuesday. May 1869, the elegant
Furniture, &c-, contained In the large brown
residence l3o East Nineteenth street, commencing
At lo O'Clock precisely consisting Of elegant
wood seven octa Panofore, magnificent Suits French
satin brocate and fne Centre Tables, &C. also
variety OF superb bedroom Furniture in fpe carved walnut
&C horsehafr Mattresses fine Dining Room Fur
nure Tableware, Full particulars catalogues Sale
positive and without reserve.
N. BAN goods positively guaranteed a. represented
A UCTLON NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER-
n Magnificent Household Furniture Pianofore Drawing
Room Suits Paintings Bronke Satuay, Mirrors velvet
Carpets Books Silver Plate, public
(Tuesdsy At the elegant brown stone mansion 81 West Ff
teenth street. between Fifth and Sixth commencing
l0 o'clock. Drawing Rooms-Thrse full Suits Furniture,
cred crimson god blue gold brocste Of the richest
scriptson rosewood Esagere, marble top secretaire
Bookcase Enco gneures, Tables, Marque,erie Bois
Rose Cabinets, Tables brocstel lace Curtains,
yelvet medallion Carpets; bronze staluary, Minerva,
Mazeppa, DlAna BacchAnalians, anti lue Lava Vases,
FROM PQmpei Hercu.aneum, Turkish Easy Chairs,
Clock Paintings by Rosseur Inman, Cole Hunting
Legrand magnificent rosewood Panofore,
Stool Cover Nusc Cabinet, Dining Room and Extension
Table Buff Silver CAstors Tureens Ptchers Dinner and
Service Table Cutlery ruby Glassware French China
Dinner Set Chambers rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bed
steads, Wardrobes, Commodes, Hair Spring Mattresses,
Blankets, Sheets Countrrpanes also al furniture OF
apartments n B.-Parties wishing to attend
ssle take Filth avenue stages or sixth avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
A UCTIoN NorICE.-EDwIN NICHOLS CO., AUG.

n ,ioneers Large sale OF
magnificent Household Furniture Velvet Brusscs
Carpets rosewood Pianofore Stool
COyer tine collection OF Oil Paintings by eminent artists
rich Broazes Mirrors, Antique and China Vases Satuafy
Clocks This TUESDAY May afternoon At o'clock pre-
cisey at the four residence l9 Clinton place.
street between Fifth and Sixth magnificent Parlo
SUITS covered with the richest description French
trocael aud reps Lace Curtains Mirrors Etageres
aud Book stands Bookcases Writing Desks Chamber Suits
Bedsteas Bureaus ashstands CoInmodes Spring
Mattresses. Beds, Blankets Quilts, Linen Sofas, Chairs,
Rockers Lounges Tables, walnut Sdeboard Extension
oe rich cut China and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery
Ball Stands Stair Carpets, olcoths Stoves &C. Sale posi-
i've.