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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

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United States MarShaps Nnfina.

fOu4LOu O60UOS I4a1 olc4 y NUblGos
United States OF America, District OF In
diana, S.;
EYHEREAS, q libel of Information
w was filed In the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the nth day of August. 1869, by Oliver
p. ShinkIe and Uriah Shinkle by Messrs
Porter, Harrison, and Fishback, their
proetors, against the steamboat Charles
ton, whereof Thomas Murdoch was lately
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture
seized at said District in a cause of con-
tract civil and mar1Gime, and claiming
damages in the sum of $3.50, a d prayiug
process against said steamboat, and that
the same may be condemned and sold
theIef ~
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton, under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any lnan-
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear DefOre the District Court of the
United States, to be held at the city of In
dl@napolis, in and for the District of In
diana, on the first Mon day of Septena Der
next, at Ie o'clock OF the forenoon OF that
day, then and there to fnterpcse their
claims anu make their allegations in that
behalf
BEN. SPOO \ Err, Marshal, u. S,
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy
Attest. j. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk. VI
rrra-s Iau2l dl4tf
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Cash Prizes, silver Ware, s., valued AZ
q nnn 0aA-


100000.
A chance to draw any OF the above PTiz IS
for % cents Tickets describing Prizes are
seated in Envelopes and well mixed. ON
receipt OF 25c. q Sealed IfckeI is drawn
without choice and sent by mail TO any
address. Toe prize named upon 10 viii be
delivered to the ticket-hOlder on payment
OF One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately
sent TO any address BY express or return
mail.
You viii know what your Prize is before
You pay for 1t. day Prize egehGltged for
dHOLheT o. same CQtUe. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
Rec Err ENCES- 49, We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Nalu-
able Prizes and kindly permitted US to
publish them; Andrew !. Burns Chicago
$4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, S80Oi James N. Matthews, Detroit,
81, COO; John 4. Andrews, Savannah, So, 600 |;
Miss Agnes simmons, Charleston, Piano,
5000 We publish no names without per-
OPISIoEs OF THE PREzs-s'The firm is
veIfable and d. serve their success -
weekly Tribune, May S. I've know
Ihem TO be q fair-dealing firm IN. y.
Herald MAY q. ga friend of ours drew a
son prize which was promptly received >
-Dally News June ..
send for circular. LlDefal Inducements
ia AGENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed. livery
raeSage of sealed envelopes contains oNF
CASH GIFT six tickets for 81; - for 81
3J for S.; 10 for sI5. All letters should
HARPER, WILSON & CO,
I73 Broadway, New YORK.
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DADDEN d CO. ARE READY 10
- supply he trade with the GENUINE
GULDEN p RAETVF GERMAN ERA
SIVE BRO 81 81 EkASIN T., and the
CT EMICAL DIV r. SOA PS. Every
housekeeper should give il a trial
Sold by all respectable grOcers.
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Great Distribution
By the AeIrOpOlltan Gift Co.
cash Gifts 10 Amount of $5OO,OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE.

! Cash Gifts, each s20,O-e
y q Z" 5000
50 ELEGANT Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to
rs Elegant Rosewood MeIodeons, each SO
to Sl0J.
SO Sewing Machines, each $50 70 $40.
800 Gold Watches, each SO to $500.
40 Cash Gifts, each 81 ,0O0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-25

= AIDES, BE 8EKE AED ASH FOR
- Padden g. Co.'S Golden ErasiVe Soap.
IL saves tiH g, laDCrs money, and patience.
in hair the f45 yoa take with using otncr
soaps.
You en- 20 Do al all the grocers.
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The only arrivals and departures
up to , P. n, yesterday, include the
Hartford, Green River 10 return A.
mada, from Cairo; Mollie Norton
Henderson to return; LcClaire No. .
Louisville to Cairo; Petrolia No D
to Cannelton.
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R4Es.ASasAE c1sEs3- lAEs8-
Corrected June esd, 1862
Evansville u Charlottesville R.R.

tOING NORTH.
Leave Mail Expr. Freight
Evansville ...l0:l5 4 NJ. 5:l5 p 81. 4;4D A NJ
-ATriUe
Vincennes. e. I:l3 NJ. III f 4I-.IO:I0 p NJ
Terre Haute. 4 20 p MO 80 NJ. 4 :l5 p n
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Among the first boats due here
are the Quickstep, from Cairo; Morn
ing Star from Louisville; Anna, for
St. Louis; Minneola, for Memphis;
Nick LongwOrth and Leonidas, from
New Orleans; Altoona, from St.
Louis; Clara Scott, from Passport;
Charmer, from Cincinnati
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SEWING MACHINE.

EMPL0YMEET' that poys. For parti-
~ ticuiars address s. NJ. SPENCER &
Co, BrattlebOro, VT.
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New Advertisements.
Steubenv1Ile. o.. Female Seminar
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
OIL YOUR HARNESS /
PRESERVE YOUR LRATHRR |

FRANK MLLER'S prepared HARM FSS
OIL BLEACHING, in new style cans.
neat and convenient.
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MANIFEST Of the Steamer ATm9i955Sa ig ~
Cairo 10 Evansville, August - ~ =
Hfller, 4 horse VIM WllDef', t,tar aim
hold goods, J bcdstcad' L,,gT. y -oli0n Il
s aaiu y ~ 80, taes. dry hides ] kuh-
1er n 90 bbl peaches \ U}l -. ,rt,-s hdt
Z dry hidess p Morn +, 49, 4 bl,ig fatlow
sile6P ~ liner 4 Co hind touaccDs y y
~ r55.,,g.r Z hhdg dOt IL = luI ho+s1l l
- IC0 fsDIs hOuI; D fu5iOh : - ,,f,e.
% ~ 2chanics Foundry, pieces 80 plpei
60 55a s1i Reitz & Go, pHg MoO9 Wofk.
y, -. ToufsyIIle -Spratt q % hnaa lp-
Zoo. ray a Co, hhds 40 pi"FeF' y hlte
X 90, binds 40.
sssrmufugs frosm cur fAehh"EfH-
P1rrsBunG. -- The Commercial Of Mon
day says.
Rravtratton continues suspended, With
- me prospect Of resun ptiOn for some
3r.e tThe weather was intensely hot.
os.iir,,dc fn the vicinity OF the landing was
,-ery dull; in fact, there Is nothing doing.
tVe' lad heavy rains on Saturday night.
CIrCINNATT. The Commercial 81 Mon
says:
Capt Dan. Moore writes from plttsburg
that the hull for his new steamer VIII be
launched IA ten days, aud that nc expects
to have her ready Tor business carly IN mo-
NcmbCr.
~. Graves. OF Dubuque. has received
an order for .nO11 bushels wheat from
EragCe, which Wib 90 10 iis oeft intu IN W"
the dnishmg work ON the Sycamore
g0:tfn Is being pushed rapidly, and VIII
be completed ia about ten days, IS hen the
df0icutiies to steambOatmen IA That region
tgttI De "a thing of the past,
south Bend, Indiana, has e chanA lyil
Laughter, who claims mat he CAL iausn
louder longer, heartier, aud more SCI u-
gfdcally than any other man ne ~
never met Capt. Edwin ltyiand5 on III
Governor Allen, VINO e""iu ia"e"
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Grand Investment

a sR YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
- SWEET QUININE-1t equals (bitter)
QuInine. Is made only by +. STEARNS,
Chemist. Detroit.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
PROPOSALS. FOR MATTRESSES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLoThISG.I


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLoThISG.i
0co9er -, 1859.
Sealed proposals endorsed proposals for Matt esses" VIII
be received this Bureau until two o'Gock r. NJ on tue
OF November 1852 Tor the supply Of $500 Mattresses,
1000 the be delivered the New York Navy Yard
1000 the Philadelphia Navy Yard and 2oo at tho Boston
Navy Yard.
New York Navy Yard must have one oach and tho
balance sgo he delivered without The mat
be delivered ut the Philadelphia and Boston Navy
Yards must have one cover each.
Zach mattress must weigh ten pounds, including ticking.
which Ia feet inches In length aud hirtyo
lde The must seyenyAeven inches
ia len zb and twenty inches In width The hair ticking,
covers and must be equal to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York Phiadelplis and Boston
thousand mattresses must be delivered ~ the Navy
Yard New York. 600 at the Navy Yard Philadelphia ahd
b al the Navy Yard within thirty days and the ball
nnce within ninety dayB from of contract
Bonds with approved security Will be required In ouc-
quarter tho esated amount OF tho contract and twenty
per cent in addition Will be withheld from the amount OF
collateral security for the due performance
of the contract which reservation will not be paid until tho
contract Is fully CON piled with.
Every offer be accompanied by written guarantee
aligned by responsible persons thai the bidder or
bidders WILL If his their bid be accepted, enter into an
obligation within Eve days. with good and sufficient surees,
10 furnish the articles proposes.
No proposal will bc considered uncss accompanied by
such and the Department reserves inc right TO ie
cct any proposal unoss tho responsibility OF the Suaranors
certified the or Internal Revenue for the
district which they reside and unless the icane required
by act OF furnished with the prorosa as well s
to re proposal considered advantageous TO the
government. l.. j. penN, ohs' o' bureau
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
MARBLE RrANTELS.

TNECOR .TEp MARBLE MhNTELS, WAiNSC0TISu
Furniture Tops. 80, In exact representation OF all the
rich marble OF wort elegant patterns O. black
building Stone Company 1889 Broadway, between Thirty.
first and Thirty y.second Streets
NEARBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
M Marble Mnntea rich and elegant destgns .. u D.
Thry-sixth ssleets.
MARBLE AND MhRBLi.IZED MhNTELS, hONU-
V nente &cThc largest stock OF tue latest designs on
hand, ready to ship rut mp nt few hours notica
A. KLABLE Nos. l34 aud I6 East 18Th ST., near 20 av
{, FLABRR, ~ FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD
80 street. sells Marble Maucls, Head stones, Monuments
workmanship below cost before removing 10 AVS
factory thia winter.
WATCHES, JEWtLRY, tNc.
CUCKOO CLoCKs-oUK PATENT AND MANuFAC-
~ ture; American Watches IN great variety; hrnont,
Pearl and Gold Jowclry Wholesale and retail, at HhNk.
FIELD OS, Jewellers, Sixth avenue, corner OF -Four
tssath stest Sna shtA Aysaus oornsg Of IwsSsax ~
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

MORTGAGE sALE-By VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
w mossgsse ! VIII sell at public auction on Tuea
in the forenoon, al the drug store No. 10 Chambers
street, corner OF Centre street, 10 the city of
New York; tho following goods wiz Counters, Shelving
aud Drawers large quantity Of rneture saltnouh and
Ointment Jars, show Cases. Lounge, Carpet Bookcase
stove, Pm Machines Mortnrs, Gas Fixtures marble Soda
Fountain, Lcech Jars Mortars. Graduates Awning Snow
Bottles, &C., &c. THOMAS GUSHING,
Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

fsRoToN AouEpUor DEpARrMENT-To CoNTRAc
" orsSeparae scaled proposals. each endorsed with tao
the to which 1t relates the OF the bidder
the date when offered Will he received at THIS oce un
follows -Srecacation 25n l2h street, between Third
Specification 26n Fourth avenue, be.
Sxtysccond nnd Seyene Streets with branches Ia
Sixy,hird, Syyfourth, Sixyhh, SixY-sixh ana siAy-
ninth streets. Specification NIn Madison avenue between
sixth and Fyath srees Specihcation 2cin rim
between Foftysxth and Eiynnth streets specl-
cation 2ln Lewis street. between Third and Fourth Streets
Goerck street. between Broome and kvnson Streets
Specification 3- Hudson and BcecAer stree, between
Christopher and West Tenth streets; Barrow street,
Beecker and Bedford atreets Greenwich street. be-
tween Gausevoort Teenth streets. Specification 81
2gh between Tenth avenue and Manhattan street.
Specification Outlet in Seventeenth street from
Hudson and through Eleventh avenue and twenty.
third street TO near ep, avenue Seventeenth street
from Eleventh TO and through Tenth avenue 20
Fourteenth Specification Sin l2th street, between
First and Third avenues Hath street between Tbra ana
Fourth avenues, aud ll9h ssree between avenue and
Harlem river, with branches Also for new stone bocs
pareneutsn Fortyeixh street, between sixth avenue and
broadway; Forysikh etrees between Lexno aaa dnila
Second avenue and East river; Beach street, be.
tween West broadway mud West stress Harrison
between Broadway ard Ninth avenre Desbrosses atroet
between Washington and Hudson streets; teh street,
between Ninth and Tenth Filth avenue, between
tween Lexington Sixth Houston street, between
street and the ferry; First avenue. between hry
sixth sixty first s,rceta llth street, between Fourth
aud Harlem river Also for crosa.Nak across sixth
Broadway md also at the intersection OF Ehn
avenue and I2d.h street. ,,,,.,,
The plans and forms for bids obtained on ap
p''"' va. ~ 'A' THOMAS sTEpHENsJ rro,on
ROBr. +. DARRAgI| Aouein"t p,a rd
GEORGE S. GkEANEa 't
NEW YonK, oct. Is, 1862
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY ocroBEK 49, 8es-rRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

NTARSiIhLS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
M directed 70 win cell al public auction, ths day. at
~ O'clock, on the prcmsaa known the norts OF
Nineteenth street aud all tho Fixtures LEASE nc.
GEORGE J. SMITH. Mafsbul.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPhRTMENT.-SEPARhTE
~ sealed proposals. each endorsed with the title OF tho work
which 1t relates the the bidder and the date of
the oGerng VIII be received at this Office until u A. NJ:
Tuesday, October 2 6 from legally authorized
TO lay the Nieoeon pavemen for the construction OF that
form Of pavement In the following streets, to wit:
Fftuth street, from First avenue TO East riycr
Ffy.frst street, from Firth TO Sixth avenue,
ltty-sixh street, from Third 10 Lexington avenue,
Eity-sixth street. from Fifth 10 Sixth a enue,
Fourteenth street, from Eighth to Ninth avenue an.
Pine street, from broadway to W iilianl street
for bids aud all iuher information necessary can
be Clerk, this Office.
THOMAS STEPHEN
ROBT. l.. DhRRAGII,
GEORGE s. GREENE,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
NEW YORK. October l3 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

MORRIS WILKINS, hUCrIONEER
M Executors sale Of No. 1853 West Thirty sixth street, be-
tween Broadway and Seventh avenue.
T.. II. LU UDI.0w co viii sell Mt auction, on Tuesday,
October 1g 1so9 Mt u o'clock at tho Exchange Saiesroo
Ill broadway, Trinity Building New York; py order OF
Lewis Cuitia, executor OF j. ID. Beers,
West Thrty-sixb street,
the desirable first class three story basement sub
collar brown high stoop ouse and Lot No. lGS
Tbrty.sxth street, north eide between Broadway and
seventh house 2os36 feet aud extension of iweye
party wall side In best order having thorough
ly ovorhaned and contains all modern conyoneucos Pos
session delivery OF deed.
Terms-t0 per cent can remain tond and mortgage.
Maps and full particulars at auct!oneers occ No Pine
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

No1icH
LOR1LLAkD ESTATE,
FORDHAM, NJ "
In consequence OF the for OF this
property Desng completed the sale u suaaye,daby
rOsTpONED
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
Mana now ready al the office of the Auctioucers,
A, J. HLE6VAEtt, son u Goa " Cedeg street,
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
r EVILS e. WOOD, AUCTIoNEER,
Ia viii cell
on THURSDAY, October 81, 1869,


nj 2}y O'Clock z. NJ, On the lrounds,
81 Building Lots Greenylo Grove n J 20 minutes from
Liberty street. Few York. y Cealral Railroad OF New Jcr-
sey, and ~ minutes from all street or City Hail. situated In
Danorth Naverley and streets,
and penr the Grand Rouevard of Hudson county % trains
between Greenye and New York; fare l0 Terms 10
per day of sale, cen November 80 per cent
10 remain.
For maps railroad tckcs FREQ Of charge, apply to
s. &. NILSSON, 1872 West street, New York, LEVI Is Is,
WOOD, 80 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

AlEE5DNENTS.
prAvEGLxY THEATRE
70 S1ssa~,y, opposite E.v ,syS ,Ia'sIs a,u,,.
Proprietor ri isaais iuuonss. .nN''A''' WHITE
! 1aogsAhS AfiiIIsa sSEIsrs nsAoy S,,ov
TO EEDohsE THE MEa,.s Or THi5 ,f.Ar sho"
ruEoGahosT TgH. hSiikE EsssIso.
xgkTf$SS%$ gi$S $ d,y
TIE THE sAaF sAaF sHEzE sHEzT BIZ BIZ FSsHaH
Together WIN aos2 q &seEllAEkoGs M srnss.
FIFTY prs4iSST nSSFSSs Hsb a. AFsAf pesronmrns
aaaiSEE 4q 42s'
nvIBLo's GARDEN
~ Lessses aud Manassrs: ~ RHETT PALMER
ssii&& slSnTs slSnTs osLY. osLY
h'snss"so' o. Ii ncL sii.lssa SasiEss, Iisss, Miss
1oo'AAN iLi.sutJILLE WESTERN. '''Ih "hS'1 1a'"'
EVERY ryrass ahasRAT as a9F II Rba ss' AFTERNOON
in the most successful emotional Play entitled
E%s5 I:%s ExSsEE:: sSE:
The vast reputation acquired by Miss Western Ia the duA
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
her truly performance OF Mrs Woods heroine,
sagseted ssrs Jarrett Palmer giving their patrons
TO THE SCENES wELu2RiEFn ~ HaR EARLY rnIumPHs
one OF 'he most natural actrcssos known to our stage.
sir Francis Levis,n Chas n. Thorne Jr
Archibald Carlyle rst sppearancej Hearn
Richard Hare Alex Fitzgerald
ltSs sar5Sra .ara Hare Emma ma 81 sierlca
Mrs. Corney lrsi ii. Bradshsw
ratl oSSy E$sT as%l5SSas %TSSSI;s tSxTisaE
The public respecttliy Informed that engagement
has bcea effected With tia. versatile and sprighy young
Due notice will be given of her hrst appearance.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
EXPgEsSE.s..

A F&0. BURHuAMs ruRNirv gE. BAGGAGE Ex.
n. press oncc 1l6 Wea Eleventh street. Sixth ave-.
nue.-fan,ilts moved city or oynry Panoior.ssus usnt.
TUE poxad. sh,ousd, storaxs bxuev sdvaaasd
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
SfoRRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
ltl Elegant Furniture, French Plato Mirrors, Bronze
Statuettes &C.. at auction.
u. III. LUDLOW Il Co.

will sell at auction
-" WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20, 1859
nt II o'clock A. NJ, at the private residence 2.3
Twelfth street, between Second and Third avenues thu
entire said house, consisting of elegant carved
Paror Suits in satn danask silk reps; roses
wood Centre Tables, rosewood and gilt Cabinet rosewood
dow Cnrains gilt Cornccs, French Pate Pier and
Mantcl Mirrors, black walnut Dining Table and
Chairs black walnut Buffet, black walnut Lounges
black walnut Ieds,caas, Bureaus aud Washs,snds
walnut Sofas Arm and Side Chairs marble Manei Clock
sprug enl Hair Mattresses. Modno Wilton Brussels
Carpets Ocoth &c, together with assortment of china
and ware, with which the sale viii commence Cala.
logues ready The auctonoe once, No. Pine
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

BodART, AuCT1ONEER, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
81 auction Tuesday, the 18th day OF October 1864 at
O'Clock afternoon, at It's Blocker street, basement,
virtue Of several eXeeaons and by order of the
Maaa the stock aud Fixures OF lager beer saloon, con-
ssn. vi Bar Bar Fstures Tables, Chairs, Wine and
Glasses Gas Fixtures Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Also the expired of certain lease the premises.
JOHN Ii. HILLlER, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

A YOUNG LADY WOULD TEACH VOCAL AND II
~ strumenta Music ana the uetman and French Lal
ruages comfortable home Address E. u. M, Music
Teacher, of Wm A. Pond oil Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

1,Y pHILLIP LEVY, AucrloNEER. oil PAlNTIEGs.
ID VIII sell superb collection OF on Paintings by me
most cmnent European artists, THIS dny Voc
10 and 20 At the Ass Saesroo, ~ Nassau Street ~ w
O'CLOCK A. N. Paintings and frames soia tQ1ctAer sas
Aesiuya
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

GEORGE COOK, AUcrJoNEER.
II 2b,Gfo Grape Vines
1900 ladio,us Tulips, &c.
On Thursday October 81 ct II O'clock nj uS Liberty street,
$4,000 Adirondack, Iona, Israea Delaware Diana, Martha,
Gatawb vss Seeding Concord, Clcveing hbeus, Hycd
Hartford Prolific, Isabella, many other choice varieties
nso i5GO0 Cladious, German lyas, Japan Lilly, Grown
Imperial Tulips, Carnations, &C from one OF the best nur-
series, anu warranted true to name, and In lots to suit
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

UCTION NOTICE.-R. r. HA2ELL, AUCTIoNEER
IA this day, Tuesday, October IL,
al teI O'Clock, Q, sacsroDn, 35 Cortland street,
Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
In lets 10 suit city and country trade
Also
P,anes, shoras. Files, Coal Hois, Se
Asl
Gaates-cee pairs i6e Skates, assorted.
Il. I. llAHILL 4 Co hpel'oneers,
50 Nortaput street
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
TIE LECTU1E SEASON.

ECTURE-HON. HORACE GREELEY WILL LEC-
il at tue fortieh strce. rTesy;eTan church near
Lexington avenue tha evening Ocoper IL, NJ O'CLOCK.
subiect-'self- made Men," Doors open Ut o'clock.
Tiskca 25c.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
IENay pnEnEn uoRsoN. AuorIowEEEs. 10

Receivers sale
Tuesday Oct 49, at l9 O'clock at II Fourth avenue, for
account of former purchasers Furniture &C. one rosewood
Chamber Suit marble top, rosewood and black walnut BG
ieaus. Washsands, Commcdes, sideboards. WARDROBE,
Chairs, one iIarPicking Machine, Stoves, &C.
by order of J. Koch, Receiver.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

TACpD BOGART AUCTIONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20,
at l0k o'clock at tho auction rooms NO. l North William
street. gcaoal assortment OF Household and Kitchen Fur
nituc, Carpets Bedding, &c.. Piano, Sale, Showcases,
Looking black walnut Bedroom Suit, DC. Also
celvers the entire effects of Soda Water Manuac
tory Mt u o'clock.
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I'VE are informed that the Darlen, fine
propeller, belonging to the Charleston and
Liverpool steamship line, sailed from Liver
pool on Tuesday last The Darien, which
may be expected to steam up to our wi,arves
in about fifteen days: is Of ll72 tons barthen,
and will be followed by other staunch. ships
adapted to our trade. To show tile rapidity
with which mercantile combinations are
made in this era Of telegraphs and steanl,
we may mention that cotton to arrive By
the Darien has already. been sold in Liver
pool.
Charleston made herself known last sea-
soli as the pioaeer among the Southern At
lantic seapoarts In establishing direct trade
with Europe; the agents Of the line are pre-
pared to push things vigorously; the active
cooperation Of our cotton buyers in giving
the steamships full freights and quick dis
patch, is NIL that we now require. The way
to commercial Independence lies open be-
fore us, and both exporters and importers
will, we doubt not, find it to their adyan-
tage to support warmly the Charleston and
and Liverpool line.