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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04
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PIrrsBURes Nov. 5.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 51os Monongahela feet ir
inches and failing.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 8. - Weather cloudy
falling slowly. Arrived = Grant state,
rom Cincinnati. She Will enter the Pitts.
burg ano Portsmouth trade; Juuiati, from
Cincinnati.
10 lDcnes. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3.-The river has risen
inoots " tn s feet inches IN the channeI,
Delegates will be here from Louisville,
Pittsburg, Memphis and st. Louis, at the
bridge meeting tomorrow night. Wealth.
er clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 3.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling slowly, with ~
inches In the chute, and feet on Portland
Hsr. A meeting of coal dealers and mer-
chants was held at the Board OF Trade
Rooms tonight, and q committee of three
was appointed TO attend the meeting at
Cincinnati to morrow night, and II they
find that the proposed plan OF the bridge
river, TO protest against Its construction In
the name OF the business men of this city.
CAIRO. Nov. Port List Emma Floyd,
Cairo 70 Louisville. i P n; Aiaska, Cairo
Evansville pacget, An; Q1ickstep, Ev-
ansviile pacgetr /; Belle ~. Louis.
Memphis TO st Louis, at noon: Kate Roo.
inso1, Louisville 10 81. Louis, al noon /;
Mary Miller Evansville to Momphis, z.
d; Grand Tower. ~ Louis 10 Mems his
-
8 p. M. River fell inches. Weather clear.
Mercury go.
TT. LOUIS November 3.-Arrtvod. Coium.
bia, Arkansas River, Belle M-mphIs,
Memphis; Rubicon, Vlcksburg: Rob Roy,
ReoEuk Alex. Mitchell, St. Paul: Hum
oux and RobO. Illinois River. d parted.
Colorado, Ntcksburg: AtfanGfc and barges
and Rob Rov, KeoRuR: MuscaLine, 81.
Paul. The river has risen feet and rs still
swelling. The weather is clear and pleas.
ant.
NASHVILLE, November 3.-The river is
falling with q inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Tns weather is cool a I'd clear.
MEMPHIs. November 3.-We8ther clear.
Mercury go: The river IS declining. De.
Dartod, 4, diana, LoutnNttt5F eTEvt-r ~ sriF
and City OF Chester, 81. Loulss Pauline
Carroll, Kew Orleans.
: VICK6BUR9, y OVEN Der a. Up. Colossal,
3 An Cl y OF Cairo Phi. River falling.
Weather clear aud pleasant.
Ne ORLEANS, November b. Arrived,
Noble Moore, ~. Louis: Oddly, Cincln
natl. Departed Belle Lee, Memphis; Mol
lie Able, st. Louis
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Louisville MarKer.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. g.
ToBACco-Saies OF Sc hhds at.s4G6 for com.
mon traeh aud iugs; SO lO06 so for RoUd
Tugs: SO 75613 for low TO good leaf; el5aSO
for medium bright wrappers.
BAGGISG - Demand fair and market
firm
CorToN-weak; small sales of middlipg
at lSr
Fl oUR-In fair local demand; but I'M
chatk
GRArN-Noihing doing and entirely un-
changed.
PRovIsIoSs-SLocks almost exhausted |:
but little mess Dcrk and lard on hand; and
prices have unchanged.
Hoes -Dull: ices have declined to 61zG0
70: sales of GOO head OF choice at 70: ] GOO
killed to-day; total for the season thus far
600
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Chicago Earket.
NAaANss8W y Hut
By TeIesIaphl CHICAGO, nc

By TeIesIaphI CHICAGO, Nov 3.
EXCHANGED pcaanged.
FLoUE-Duii but uncnangei.
WHEAT-DuIl: 3zg5zc lower; No. CHI
eago spring 9314G95c; mis- az ernoon steady
ST 931<d933zcs opened firm but closed duli: :
No. 5j9zc; this afternoon dull at GjI<c, $50
ash ed.
oATs-Demapd fairand market 1rm No.
2 S51z@36c.
RYE-In fair demand, but Ic lower; No.
&c.
RARLEx-Demand fair and market firm :
No. Use.
H1GHwINE5-Ds mand fair and prices
advanced to S31SaS4c in iron.
MESS PoRK-S24 20 for old, SD co for new.
LARD-131S 1870
.Hoes-AcTive at So 1855 s0i receipts large.
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MemDhIs Narkef.

By Telegraph MEEPHTs, Noy g.
CorIoS-Quiet and firm at I5c; receipts
2,S49 oaieSs exports, ,G9l bales.
ELoUR-EIrTn at s..
CoRE-Ftrmer: new 6Ss.
OATS Firm at 4SQ49c.
HAY-s22o25.
BRAS-Firmer at SCI 80.
LAED-ScaTce 81 18s1c.
PoRK-Scarce at 81.
Others quiet and unchanged.
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NOtica 0f InsnlrnncY.

At the September term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas. the estate of
Anthony j. Lavender, deceased, vas
declared probably insolvent. Credit.
ors are therefore notified that the same
will be settled accordingly.
SAMUEL w. LITTLE.
Sept. 30. 1870. 1t Administrator.
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A special session is held st J. s.
Kshn's Senate II ssaurant. every
morning. at which al oyster lunch is
served. QIaiIs add all sorts of game
daily. Tue best the market sffJrds,
Of both fluids and solids. every day,
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
noy4 tf
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ToHnshIp LIbrarF.

Holders Of books belonging to tho
Township Library are requested to
return them forthwith to my Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept open for
convenience Of the public, daily from
Z o'clock AM. to 8 O'Clock Pm.
JOHN f. GRILL,
nov1 LIZ Township Trustee.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By IeIegraph.I NEW XORKI NOV. ).
The decline in printed calicos has be-
come now general, with one or two ex-
cepiions, by the agents fixing their prices
at IO5zc, bug III b. Claf1in & Go. have eiSc-
tTined the trade by closing out Gamer =
Co.'s prints at exc, which - below COST
Hamilton ticKs are Gown from 2218c to
2l%c Otherwise the market Is duh and
steady, thQuRh depreRaed.
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EnrOnean Markefs.
eyTeIes

By Telegraph LONDON. Nov. 3.
Consols o3N: bonds quiet and steady
e2s e9bk; 65s esq 67s e01k; 1905 S71<.
L1v ERP0oL, November 3.-Cotton hrm
upIands 91z: Orleans 95<09%; breadstuhs
dull California Whest los 1daIls; new Mil
waukee 8 I'd winter los; flour 23L: corn
20N3S0; beef aud pork unchanged: lard ~
Cum er and midd es 81 short Iibbed mid
dies s.; refined petr0leum spirits 9zd.
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IA Buy the Newport Collar.
ocf21eod4W

7. G. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
OF Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ia17kf
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CONFIDENFIAL NOTE WHITING
By "EssAY1sr. .

Cute and cunning II always looks,
When Ewes FAIR daughters cannot speak,
To see the q pass their funny notes,
And then look so devoutly meek.
They rest mbie angles in disguise,
Writing some heart-r9nding sonnet,
Then they'll sit and think with downcast
eyes.
About some lovely stylish bonnet.
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FIRE AT HAUBsTADT.-A fire Oc.
Cured at Haubstadt on Wednesday
night. add destroyed the dwelling of
Mr. William Hausenjager. at loss of
$1,000, upon which he had insurance
in the Evansville Insurance Company.
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BRooM CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from IS 70 30 tons Of Broom
Corn on hand. aad will be glad TO
eupplythe demand of broom manu-
tactuFers. sept14-tf
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F0r Sale.

A two story frame house on Chest
nut Street, containing tea rooms, with
a brick stable, &c. Lot, 50x150.
ASA IGLEHART, No. II Sd st.
uoy1-1W
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HasNnge Hall.

One performance only Of the ANA
teur Dramatic Troupe. Orchestra aud
Brass Band, Thirty Performers. Sat-
urday Evening November oh. Pro-
cure tickets az " .rren & CoDyDg-
tons. Admission sos. nov4 e
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B1 DR.. 4. p. Banning, Jr., late
Vice President Mechanical There.
peutic Company. of New York, re-
spectfuliy announces that he can be
consulted until Saturday evening,
Nov. 9th. 1870, at Mrs. Steadman's,
No. 33 Third Street. for the treat
ment of Vocal, Pulmonary. Spinal,
Digestive, Nervous, Female and Her
NAL Weaknesses. Personal reference
given to prominent citizens. Also
refers, by permission, to DR.. NJ. j.
Bray. Office hours from 10 until
5 P. N. Cnov-2 81
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By order of the Executive Com
mittee. WM. HEILMAN, Chm.
T. NJ. THAYER. Seo'y.
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
Just received a new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at gtatly reduced prices. Call
and look ST them. oct2l ii
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CITY NE VS..
Republican City Convention

A Mass Convention Of the Repub-
licans Of the city of Evansville will be
held at National Hall. on
Friday, November A,
At z o'clock P NJ, to nominate can
didate for Mayor Of the city, for the
unexpired term. The following is re-
commended IS the basis upon which
the Wards Of the city will cast their
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feg loads or g0O0 coal Cinders
at Ehls Office, csl be mad free or
charge,
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The ladies of St. Paul's Church
will give a supper in tho room for
merly occupied by NJ. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd and
4th. oot4z-tf
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sT Give mo the Newport Collars.
ccl2ieod49

OlEO OG H1EA64 O1bEAEE.-@C5aFCE
ly newspaper can one pick up aHd
read bat ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement of seine per
son dying suddenly Of heart disease,
and perhaps near relation, friend,
or an Acquaintance. DR.. Bort would
remark that he has met with signal
success in curing many human per
sons of heart disease; also diseases of
the throat. lungs, liver, stomach, bow
els, kidneys, bladder, aud all diseases
of the vocal organs; diseases of the
eye. ear, deafness, noises. and dis
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula and all diseases of the blood.
Confidential aud private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat
aract and all diseases of the eye and
ear, catarrh, etc., arc now daily being
successfully treated By DR.. Bort
Cancer removed without the use of
the knife. Office on Third Street, be
tween Locust and Walnut Streets;
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from s in the morning till 8 at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can be obtained in
tho same building the Office is 10
Gated. To thoss who reside at dis
lance. and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed TO
DR.. Bort for advice, with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&Wtf
WANrED-A small Gre proof safe.
Ioquire &C this oflioe. nevz.tf
Valuable Testimony from aR Eminent
Physician Of Southern Illinois,
New LIBERTY, ILL, Oct. %, 1870.
DIR. II. w. Cloud:
Ny wife has been O sufferer from
andentt0 and nervous debility for
more than twenty years, originating,
doubtless, fTon severe uterine de-
raDgement, contracted from cold In
her younger days; and until few
months ago all my efforts to find per-
manent relief for her were unavailiBg.
The formula of your lnVigoratiug
Cordial impressed me favorab.y, and
| determined 20 administer it TO my
wife, and / am glad to inform you that
have done Sd with the very happiest
result. She Is now, after using your
preparation according to directions,
in the very best of health and spirits
and | attribute it solely TO the assim
ulating and tonic effect Of your med
icine; and while / am opposed to
7lostTW0ls | can and Go oheerfully rec.
ommend your Cordial in my practice,
because by your candid publication of
its composition you have placed il
beyond the usual objections urged by
the profession again st popular RENE
dies ours very resDectfuliv
now 1w j. @. GoocH, NJ d.
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@- Hollands gold pens are the
best aud cheapest - aCaTTGHted - at
Fish g. Barters. octZs
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TwEED-On wednesday, Toyember 9,
ARCHIE, infant eon Of John 4. and Dora
p Fweed, aaed 10 month.
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The Senate.

E@ Wear the Long Branch Col
lar. ocI21eod4R.
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a@- Always call for the Newport
Collars. oet2leod4w
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GoODs.-
Marshal Wuuderlich has recovered a
large portion Of the pocket knives
aud one of The opera glasses stolen
from Scott Glore. Of Louisville, by
Nell Zlchsry alias Charles Martin,
now in Jacksonville penitentiary.
The knives and pocket books were
found in an auction store and the
opera glass in a pawn brokers' shop.
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CONSERVATORY OF Music -Messrs.
j r. Bukogitz aud Charl g E. War
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November LIST, ct Phil
harmonic Hal. For term. etc, see
circular. or call on Mr Charles War
rem. at Warren & Couypgton's music
store. or inquire Of Mr.. BukoWitz.
oct0Tfd
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PERsoNAL.-Captain s. r. Horn
brook, of this city, was admitted to
practices in the United States Courts
in Indianapolis on Wednesday.
Major VIM. Bethel. Of Louisville, is
in the city with the intention of max
ing it his headquarters for buying to.
bacco the coming season.
r. S. Hicks. Esq. of Rockport, was
admitted to practice in the Circuit
Court yesterday.
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sG Fl. NJ. Sweetser. Wholesale
Agent for Newport and Long Branch
Collars. oct2leod4g
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g A Linen. faced Collar that Is
ironed-Rewport. oet21eod4w
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IA The best Paper Collars made
Newport and Long Branch.
oci2leod4w
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STEAMBOATS,
For sale,

For sale,
an old STEAMBOAT HULL-sound
and good; very light draught, and will
make an excellent barge or lighter. Will
be sold at bargain. Enquire of
W. q. BROWN q Co.
ocI2-tf Wharfbaas PFopr.etorz
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~ n III. Sweatser, aReot for
Norwich Nodded Collars. oc2Ieod4w


NUEINC UE 9IFN6INWa
Notice Is hereby givsa that 9 special
election will DO held at the usual
places Of holding elections ia the city
of Evansville. on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMB ER, 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor Of said CRY, to
fill the veoa cy occssioned by the
death IF the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam III Walker.
By order OF the Council.
WIN. HELDER, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, O;t. %. 1870.
nat28 ID
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A Wonderful Microscopic Disc. very.
From the New York Sun, June 49,

lo.l
Science is yet ceaselessly working on to 10
suits still more surprising. The last advance,
which has just been made in this city, is a very
large one. Until now the best microscope mag
mined an object not more than two hundred mil
non times Its actual size, and very few microscO-
plsts ever saw such power. The President OF the
Royal Society of England last summer showed
shell magnifed one hundred and fOrty-four
million times, and this excited the aston
But the new optical combination just compile
ted in this city exhibits the same object under
an enlar cement of nine thousand million times
It's natural magnitude. If an ordinary domestic
fly could be seen entire under such magnifica-
ton, il would seem 10 cover a space As large as
the whole city OF New York below W ali street
A man would appear more than a hundred
miles high. and ladys hair would reach half
way from New York to New Haven.
ms wonderful instrument is 50 sensitive that
Ioud word spoken near IL DESTROYS all distinct
ness of vision, from the tremOr impaired to il
by the motion Of the air and a footstep on the
moor shakes II out Of adjustment. The field of
vlew-that is, the area which can be seen at
oBce-is circle only the one twelve-thou andth
OF an inch in diameter but il appears 10 the eve to
be eightinches in diameter. A microscopic she'll
called an dngUldtum, of which about one hundred
and forty placed end TO end will reach an inch,
and which il simply marked with lines of the
most EXQUISITE delicacy, when examined under
ordinarily powerful microscopes, exhibits under
the new instrument half globes of white slick
whose diameterS appear to be an inch and three
quarters, and OF which only fifteen can be seen
AT once. In reality, the point of a cambria
needle Is larger than the circle upon which those
fifteen half globes exist, and yet that circle APP
pears like dessert plate covered with lady
apples. These wonders we have seen, but how
thew are produced only men of science can fully
explain and understand.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.


SENATE-After our report closed-the hill
TO amend the act TO regulate the diplomatic and
consular systems OF the United States and for
other purposes being under confederation
Mr. CasSeTly moved to place the salary of the
consul General at Shanghai at IS 900 instead of
$500 which was agreed to.
MI. stockton, made some remarks upOn the
number Of useless cOnsuIs
The bill was then passed.
The Senate, at SD p. m, adjourned.
HoUSE.-After our report closed
The Cuban question was discussed BY Messrs
urth, FarnSworth, and Swami.
Nh Poland VT obtained unanimous consent
TO report from the Committee on the Revision of
the Laws, a bill in relation TO writs of error tO
TIE supreme Court OF the United States; which
vas passed.
Unanimous consent was given that Saturday,
after the morning hour, shall be devoted to the
consideration OF reports from the Committee on
Claims.
Nr. Butler Mass made a privileged report
from the committee of conference upon the Dis
agreeing votes OF the two Houses upon the bin
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury 10
collect wrecked and abandoned property in the
States lately in rebellion; which, report was
adopted.
Mr.. amber (OhiOl proceeded to speak upon
the CUhan question, but. the hour of half-past
having arrived, the House, in accordance wi IN
"a previous resolution, took asrecess until halt
past : O'Clock.
At the evening session. Nr. Amber cOnClu de,l
his argument. AMI was followed by Messrs Will
kinsOn. Fitch and Mungen. At $40 the House
adjourned
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DRoPosALs FOR ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ESuIPMENT ANp Rscku1r1xa. !

BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRUIIISG,S
Sealed Proposals, for furnishing n ASTHRR sC
COAL for the Navy, TO be delivered during the ifs
cal year ending June 80 ISL, will be received at this
Bureau until 10 a m, June Is, 1870.
These proposals must be Endorsed " Proposals for
The offer must be for the delivery Of 1000 tons, Of
2,240 pounds.
The coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath, or Of . kind equal to them in all
appointed by the Secretary Of the Navy, after the
reception of the bid The name of the coal proposed
TO be furnished must be stated in the offer Ii is
Be delivered in lumpe Of suitable size for naval
from impurities, unmixed, Of which the Contractor
will be required 10 furnish such evidence as will be
satisfactory and be subject TO such pection as TO
quality and quantity, as the Bureau may direct.
inspectors, who will have the right Of peremptory
The price must be for coal delivered at the Phils.
carts provided by the Government on the nsyyyara
wharf on board of vessels at such points within
six miles Of the said NAVY yard may be
by the Bureau; and all deliveries aforesaid must be
at the contractors risk and expense, and without
Proposals will likewise be received for the delivery
OF 500 tons OF the same QUALIFY Of coal, TO be de-
vered in the port Of New ork, board OF vessels
or at the navy yard there, as at Philadelphia under
Any demurrage or other charges to which the
Bureau may be subjected from delay in the
prompt delivery Of the coal by the contractors will
be deducted from their bills.
In case of failure deliver the coal In proper ON an
tity (nOt exceeding 800 tons per day proper aua
ty and at the proper time and place the Rureau re-
serves the right 70 purchase forthwith at the
tractors risk and expense that which may nee
Blank forms Of offer guarantee, &C., will be fur
nished on application 20 the Bureau. my2l- 5Aw
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AUCTION Sales.
TOMORROW

! Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
, so,,,,.s successors -, . :: Z. MeGuire Co,l
n UssT E kp.i sALE At AUCTION OF HAND:
P1SiSR HsssssH1SSARkE
bkRb oEtSks skkfEccf T BS6ks SIX hun
q f from Jo. sssa & trust T. me- the :9s
n Sts q; YsspRsaiy; 2; Iss. and duly 'i re-
of Columbia, .hs -er at public auction for cash.
am snd h T.P1,aeb,s on TH6Rspx bG s
day Of June lSe. comme. eng o :, 10 O'Clock all
n les e and paf fhs an
IN THE PAE, OR
Tne me me Medallion Carpet
six Chairs to match
Two fine match Center Tables
One small and one Card Table
One Rosewood Primo
Slne Cover and Stool for same
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains
Two large size Pier Glasses a''''
Two Fancy Divans
XIV. CHAMBER FURNIrgRE.
Rosewood and Walnut Redsteads
Rosewood and Walnut Lounges
and AMID Wsnu, marble
-Four fine Wardrobes w
Mattresses, BOlsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, CcDmodes and Corner Racks
And in each room, SILK, hep and Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM.
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
One Sofa, tWo sids I
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
Cutlery and Table Ware
Silver plated Tea Service
silver plated Casters, Forks and Spoons
One set of fine Silk Rep Curtains.
l.
One elegant Brussels Carpet
One elegant Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge to match
One Library Sideboard
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
One hne Mahogany Bookcase
6c volumes Of select Books, including the Gentle
Edinburgh Review, &c.
Three sets Silk Rep Cnr,sins
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furnitute
Two Refrigerators
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus, |
Stoves Vss in n all ali the Chambers
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
0icloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs
And at clock m, on the said 10th day Of June,
le7O shall offer all that piece parcel of ground
in the said city of W ashington known and described
as lot numbered nineteen, 49, in Dsyidsons subdi.
vision Of square numbered two hundred and eighty
front Dwelling house, brown stone trimmings and |
containing sixt. en- comfortable rooms situated upon
the south side of h street north, between Twelfth |
Terms: Sl,0o cash; balance in three, six. nine, |
and twelve months from date, secured by deed Of |
nue. stamps at the expense Of the purchaser A |
deposit of s9OO will be required when the house is
sold. ALBERT q. HAIL, Trustee
leidSds Rep.l AuctiOneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

A CASE OF ALLEGED INSANITY FOR FRAUDU-
LINT PURPOSEs.-In the case of John Mat
thews-who Was some time since adjudged by the
Probate Court Of St Louis TO be of unsOund
mind, and a guardian appointed to take charge
of him and his property, j. ii. Douglass yester-
day filed "a petition TO have the case re-heard.
alleging that Matthews is perfectly competent
10 manage his own affairs, and stating that he
will endeavOT TO show that Matthews relatives
SWOTe he was insane in order to obtain his prop
eTty, valued at $1,000. The court granted the
petition.